through the overnight hours. meteoroligist ben dorenbach is in with the latest. ben when should we expect the snow to start? winter storm warning in effect from midnight tonight through midnight tuesdsd night winter weather advisory effect for holt and yankton counties monday 6 am through tuesday 6 pm you can definitely refer to todaas the calm before the storm as a major winter storm is still expected to sweep across the viewing area throughout the next couple of days. patchy freezing drizzle and light snow will be the main issues tonight before we turn to all snow on monday as it spreads from south to north and intensifies throughout the day.

we had our lala snow on thanksgiving and it wasn't nearly as bad as predicted with tomorrow's snow. there were only about two inches that caused some slushy areau in siouxland. there were also some areas where icicles formed. now with the expected storm, sioux city police have provided some safety tips for the roads: select your routes carefully. plan ahead of time so that might mean leaving soonene slow d dn. the speed limit is based on perfect road conditions. and make sure your vehicle is in good maintenance. to find out about late starts or school cancellations you can go

just go to the weather tab and click on the "closings and delays" link for the most recent updates. you can also download ktiv's "storm team 4 weather app" to keep up with the latest details on the storm. many people across the country are headed home after visiting family and friends during the thanksgiving holiday. many of those travelers are running into severe weather as they do so. nbc's rehema ellis has more.

we're hearing from survivors as we learn more about the suspect in the deadly shooting ... and five hour standoff ... at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs ... a man clinic officials now say targeted the facility cause of their contrtrersial services. nbc national corresponden t miguel almaguer has the latest.

ceo, planned parenthood rocky untains "there's a hate speech going on in our country right now that could be causing more violence than we might otherwise see." dear had recently moved to the rural town of hartsel. the denver post says he lived with a woman in a run down trailer that has no water, sewer system or electricity. described as reclusive ...even in a small town ... few knew him. s/jamie heffelman/owner, highline cafe, hartsel, co "not real personable. just a quiet.... to his own." with dear scheduled to be in cocot monday ... overnight this community grieved together ... nats vigil officer garrett swasey gave his life to trying to save others. a champion figure skater ... "he was my .. best friend." the young father of two was always a standout cop ... he rushed into the gunfire. s/chief brian mcpike/uccs police dept "his wife is so proud of her husband (holds back tears). she knew what he loved to do and she knew the risks." there's not just heartbreak here ... but also guilt ... s/ka-tanya crayon/witness "bullets went through the e ll. you could see it. you could smell it."

ka-tanya crayon hunkered down in a back room for five hours as the gunman fired at police. her boyfriend was in the lobby ... still missing ... she fears he's among the two unidentified who are dead ... s/ka-tanya crayon/witness "i wish i could have hung on to him for ten more seconds because that's how fast it happened." >> law enforcememt sources say when robert dear was taken into custody he muttered "no more baby parts" ... referring to the clinic here that offers abortion services. but again - police have not cicid a motive here. like so many in the community, this morning they say they too are asking

parts of the ohio state university campus closed after reports of an active shooter. several local and state law enforcement agencies - including the swat team - responded to the o-s-u campus after witnesses saw a man with a gun inside the music administration building. the male suspect was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in the wexner center for the arts. wexner remains closed as the investigation continues, but all other parts of campus have re-opened. police say no one else was injured and there is no on-going threat on campus. omaha police have identified two victims of a weekend shooting. police say 21-year-old jonathan johnson died from gunshot wounds saturday at creighton medical center. a second man, 21-year-old nathaniel bailey, suffered non-life- threatening injuries. officers were called to the shooting around 11 a.m. saturday. authorities say the investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information should contact omaha police. authorities are investigating a shooting that killed one man and

injured another in downtown des moines. des moines police say 21- year-old edmanuel perez died and 23-year-old andrew hurley-boyd was hospitalized in the shooting. officers responded to the incident around 1:10 a.m. sunday in the city's popular court avenue district. police say investigators are working to locate poteial suspects. the fatal shooting is the 17th homicide in des moines this year. nearly five years after iowa residents flocked to sheriff's offices in a rush to obtain firearm permits, sheriffs are bracing for a wave of renewals. the initial spike in 2011 came after the iowa legislature changed the state's permitting law from "may issue" to "shall issue," giving law enforcement less discretion over who can receive a permit. that's according to the dubuque telegraph herald. the number of permits issued in iowa skyrocketed after the change was made, from roughly 39,000 non-professionon permits issued in 2010 to more than 101,000 in 2011. the number of permits issued has remained high ever

number issued in 2011. there are more than a dozen coaching jobs open in major college football. but iowa state has already found their new coach. sports dirececr brad pautsch has more from the newsroom. iowa state athletic director jamie pollard has only been looking for a new coach for seven days, after firing paul rhoads. pollard hired his new football coach from a team that beat the cyclones this season. toledo's matt campbell is the new iowa state football coach. he h h a 35 and 15 reocordrdn four-plus seasons with the rockets. that includes a 30 to 23 win in double overtime, against isu back in september. if you think he looks young, you're right. he just turned 36 years old today, and will be fomally introduced on monday afternoon. iowa state has won just fiveve games over the past two seasons. we'll have much more about matt campbell, later in sports. coming up..... a band made up of siouanders performed for a big audiance

u can definitely refer to today as the calm before the storm as a major winter storm is still expected to sweep across the viewing area throughout the next couple of days. patchy freezing drizzle and light snow will be the main issues tonight before we turn to all snow on monday as it spreads from south to north and intensifies throughout the day. lingering light snow remains possible for monday night and tuesday and when all is said and done, some areas in northern and eastern siouxland could see as much as a foot of snow with the majojoty of the viewing area expected to get at least 5-6 inches. the weather really begins to quiet down on wednesday as the sun returns with highs in the 30s the rest of the week and weekend.

a band lit up the stage with some christmas tunes

center today. find out what

inside, it's delightful. that was the theme of the lewis and clark interpretive center's program today. music playing. christmamamusic lit up the betty strong encoter center stage. new horizons band of siouxland performed popular seasonal tunes. it was new horizons' third appearance at the encounter center. the musical repertoire included a variety of musical styles. flute, trumpet and trombone were just a few of the instruments siouxlanders could hear. "with every program that we haveveand usually sundays s afternoons are a big program, that's a cornerstone of this center, which is a private non-profit. it keeps the vitality of the center going. many people come to the programs it may be their first time that they've come here so along with hearing the music, they take their journey of discovery through the interpretive

center," said sioux city lewis and clark interpretive center executive director, marcia poole. new horizons consists of musicians from all over the siouxland area. brad's here -- with coaching news from iowa state. it took isu just seven days to find a new head football coach. we'll introduce you to matt campbell. and, the hawkeye basketball team tries to close it's florida trip with a win. sports fource is

pollard announced the firing of head football coach paul rhoads. one week later, pollardas hired a new coach. toledo's matt campbell -- who turned 36 today -- will now lead the cyclones, who have just five wins in the last two seasons. campbell has a 35 and 15 record at toledo, in four-plus years. he won two ncaa division iii titles at his alma-mater, mount union in ohio -- where he won three more titles as a player. he also was an assistant at bowling green before coming to toledo, also as an assistant. on saturday, toledo offered campbell a contract that would have made him the highest-paid coach in the mid-american conference. campbell is married with three young children and a fourth on the way. he'll be introduced at a noon

the hawkeyes finished an undefeated regular season on saturday, but still fell one spot in the new a-p poll iowa is fourth this week at 12 and 0 -- just ahead of michigan state, who will play the hawks in the big ten championship game on saturday. the hawks are third in the coaches poll. oklahoma jumps over iowa after beating oklahoma state to win the big 12 title. clemson and alabama stay 1-2. the new playoff rankings are released on tuesday. in the fcs playoffs, northern iowa will travel to portland state saturday for round twtw uni beat eastern illinois 53-3- in the first round. that game will kickoff at 9 pm central time on saturday. it's their first meeting. morningside will host southern oregon in the naia semifinals on saturday at noon at olsen stadium. the top-ranked mustangs are 12-1 after beating tabor 51 to 6. southern oregon, last year's national champoins, a a 10 and 2. the winner will advance to the naia championship on december 19th in daytona beach, florida. the hawkeye n had hopes of

winning the advocare invitational in florida this weekend. but after losses in the first two rounds, iowa was trying not to finish last -- taking on 20th- ranked wichita state, who was also 0 and 2 in the tourney. head coach fran mccccfery loloing for his 100th wiwiwith the 1st half -- east high grad adam woodbury powers inside for the hoop and the hack. woody had 15 points -- just one short of his career-high. the hawkeyes start to pull away. jarrod uthoff thinks about it and then pulls the trigger on three of his game high 22. iowa up by 18. the shockers try to catch up -- at the buzzer -- (we wouldn't show it, if it didn't go!!) -- ty taylor banks it in. iowa still up 40-21 at the half. this was no contest -- south sioux grad mike gesell drives for 2 of his 14. iowa wins easily 84-61. in wrestling, the second ranked hawkeyes beat #17 iowa state 33 to 6. the hawks won 10 of the 12 matches, for their 12th straight win over iowa state. the hawks are now 6-0 in duals, while the cyclones are 2-2.

the vikings -- trying to take over first place in the nfc north -- visiting atlanta. minnesota had the ground attack working. adrian peterson powers into the endzone for a 7-nothing viking lead. minnesota up ten in the fourth -- under 5 minutes to play. on 4th & 1, ryan is sacked and fumbles. the falcons recover but its a turnover on downs. the vikes ice it -- a-p gets to the outstse ananhe's gone. he had 1515yards and minnesota improves to 8-3 with a 20 to 10 win. the bills taking on the chiefs in a battle of 5-5 teams. 2nd q, bills pad their lead. tyrod taylor finds sammy watkins, who scores his 2nd td of the game. buffalo up 16-7. different story in the 2nd half, kc's alex smith fires to travis kelce from 15-yards away. chiefs are in front, 21-16. to keep the lead. cairo santos nails the 3- pointer. the chiefs win their

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we'll have more after the break.taking those medications every day. but now there's a new way to treat those p pients that doesn't involve more meds. and the holiday shopping season is well underway. we'll tell you how you can still get the best deals, even though black friday is over. tune in at 5:00! an australian man set a world record by illuminating an artificial christmas tree with more than half a million lights. guinness world records confirmed that david richards broke the

artificial christmas tree. the old record had been held for five years by univererl studios japan. richarar created the christmas extravaganza to raise money for canberra's sudden infant death syndrome charity, sids and kids. "anyone that knows me, is i only have two modes, on and off. so, if i was going to raise money for sids (sudden infant death syndrome), it had to be big, so didn't start very small, i've only been doinggt a few years, but t certainly doubled or tripled in the last couple of years." richards' tree has more than 500-thousand twinkling lights on a 72-foot-tall steel tree. tonight: patchy freezing drizzle switching to light snow. low 28. winds e 5 miles per hour,

on this sunday night, deadly siege. what we're learning tonight about the suspect in the planned parenthood shooting, a reclusive lifestyle, anti-abortion rant as the victim of the attack are remembered. city on edge, tear gas and arrests at a protest in paris as world leaders gather for a major summit in a city still reeling from terrorists attacks. dangerous waters. richard engel with an

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