superintendent, wayne kindle. now identified as 18-year-old joseph vanbuskirk and 19-year-old adam gerard. the university of south dakota students first said they were at yankton high school to kill time before an exam, but later changed their story, saying they knew someone at the school-- but couldn't come up with a name. after being asked to leave, police were contacted and because of the suspicious behavior, authorities pulled the two teenagers over. that's when yankton police found... "22 rifle and a shotgun in the trunk," said yankton chief of police, brian paulsen. but that wasn't all... inside the trunk, police also located 200 rounds for the rifle. vanbuskirk and gerard were immediately taken into custody. yankton police chief brian paulsen says the threat was immediately identified and there was no danger to the students. due to thursday's incident... "kindle says the school district is taking measures to make sure this situation doesn't happen again." "we want the message out there

and all school buildings are a safe environment for these kids to learn that's what we want ultimately as well as our community and we want folks if there's any inkling of playing a prank it will be delt with swiftly and severely," said yankton chief of police, brian paulsen since thursday, the school district has held multiple staff meetings, stationed police in all school buildings and sent out an email to parents. >> kindle says there is no question that they will be doing something with the front doors, most likely locking them for now on. both vanbuskirk and gerard were charged with trespassing, disruption of school, and possession of firearms on school property. they were released this morning pending an arraignment. so, wha exactly are police further investigating? in the security camera footage at the school, the two appear to be texting and possibly taking pictures or videos while wandering through the halls. yankton police will look into this further. robert? we'll keep a close eye as well, thanks tommie! the university of south dakota

response to today's arrests. the school said they take the issue of school security very seriously. the statement went on to say quote... "when usd learned that two of our students had been arrested on misdemeanor charges in yankton, we responded immediately and cooperated fully with investigators. searches of the students' residence hall rooms yielded no weapons or any other policy violations. both students remain enrolled, though usd will await results of the investigation before making a final determination." hillary clinton addressed the issue of gun control at a campaign stop, in sioux city, today. we'll have a wrap-up of that event in just a moment. after her speech-- in her first sit-down interview since the california shootings-- she talked about terrorism, and gun rights, with ktiv's matt breen.

word," said hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate. horrific, and in the fbi's opinion, and an act of terrorism. "the two killers were motivated by that radical jihadist ideology that we have to try and stamp out and defeat around the world," clinton said. but, how? "i gave a long speech, today, about how we have to take on isis in the air, american leadership, other nations finally coming to join us in doing that," clinton said. "arab troops on the ground supported by people in the region, not american troops because in my view that would not be the smartest move to take." with the recent revalation that the female shooter, tashfeen malik, pledged allegiance to isis and its leader on facebook, clinton says we can't ignore the internet. "then we have to fight these people online," clinton said. (---splice to---) "we have to be really vigilant when it comes to going after this very sophisticated isis network to recruit and radicalize people," clinton said. in the wake of the shootings, clinton has renewed her

laws... comprehensive background checks, and ending immunity for gun makers and gun sellers. "what do you say to gun rights advocates who charge that you simply want to take their guns away?" asked breen. "they are mistaken," clinton said. "i have no interest in taking guns away from any responsible gun owner." clinton says the majority of those gun owners support the reforms she's mentioned. "they don't like to see us losing 90 people a day to homicides, suicides, tragic avoidable accidents," clinton said. "but, we've got to get gun owners working with the vast majority of americans, more than 92 percent of us, who want to begin to get those guns away from and out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them." that way, clinton says, guns don't fall into the wrong hands. "we have just got to, matt, figure out how we're going to prevent and stop this," said clinton. >> matt also covered clinton's infrastructur e plan, the iowa

assessment of her own campaign. to see the entire, unedited interview, click inside this story at our website, ktiv-dot-com. clinton talked about that multi-billion dollar infrastructure plan when she stopped in sioux city this afternoon. ktiv's tiffany lane shares what the plan includes.

"one way unions get to protect themselves is the more work that we have," said richie schmidt, a member of labors international union. "it just gives the opportunity to gain more members. and when we have more members then communities thrive." according to the white house council of economic advisers, every $1 billion in infrastructur e investment creates 13,000 jobs. under the plan clinton proposes new tax credits to encourage more high quality apprenticeshi p programs "and while we're doing this, i won't let anyone undermine collective bargaining rights, prevailing wage standards or project labor agreements," said clinton. a promise that was received well from union laborers on friday. in sioux city, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> during clinton's sioux city stop, she received an endorsement from iowa state representativ e chris hall. people around the country are reacting to the devastating shooting, including law enforcement right here in sioux city. "whenever law enforcement gets involved, we feel for them. we feel for the victims. and we just hope and

here. but in this day and age, it seems like it's capable of happening anywhere." said sergeant jim cunningham of the sioux city police department sioux city police has the following tips that everyone can follow to stay safe. be aware of your surrounding areas. have an escape route plan. know of where to take cover. keep your phone with you for emergency calls. and always have a strategy. donald trump brings his presidential candidate the republican front-runner will hold a rally at the clay county events center in spencer tomorrow morning at eleven. doors open at ten. the new quinnipiac university poll shows trump leading the g-o-p field followed by marco rubio with 17 percent, then ben carson and ted cruz with 16 percent. it's been chilly the past couple of nights, but tonight's not looking that bad. for more on that, we'll toss it

weather ad-lib a south wind kicked in today and helped conditions warm very nicely across siouxland with most highs in the 30s and 40s allowing the melting process to really get flowing. temperatures over the next couple of day will be similar to today but with a lot more clouds on saturday. from those clouds, a couple light showers may try to form from saturday evening into early saturday night. saturday is a day that iowa hawkeye fans have been waiting for, for a long time. sports director brad pautsch is here with more. even the biggest hawkeye fan like ron -- did not expect a perfect season. but iowa is 12 and 0 -- and will play for the big ten title on saturday night against michigan state. mark woodley, from our sister station

indianapolis with more. in just over 24 hours -- the awkeyes will have a shot to do something no one expected at the beginning of this year. that's go 13 and oh -- and punch their ticket in to the college football playoffs -- the field is all set for the hawkeyes and spartans to hook up here tomorrow -- michigan state already got to walk-through on this field today -- iowa -- meanwhile -- hasn't done that the day before all year -- and ferentz says they aren't starting now -- now ferentz is well aware that his team's been disrespected this season -- but says it doesn't matter -- the hawks have already proven themselves -- "things get decided on the field," said ferentz. "if you don't take care of business on the field week after week, you're not going to be in a game like this first and foremost. now we've made it to this game so all that counts is what happens tomorrow night during that 60 minutes and we'll live with the consequences either way, no matter what takes place." of course this iowa team

better position -- one win sends them to the college football playoff -- reporting live in indianapolis, mark woodley for ktiv. mark, i would imagine hawkeye fans are already making their presense felt there in indy. mark, woodley, live in indy, thanks a lot. still to come... it's the first friday night of high school basketball in siouxland. expectations are live here at kp -- the girls have almost everyone back from last year's 22-2 team.

jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. you know families today are so stretched... ...they're working two jobs; they're working extra hours, but paychecks have barely budged. raising family incomes is the defining economic challenge of our time... i have a plan that will put raising incomes right at the center

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>> a south wind kicked in today and helped conditions warm very nicely across siouxland with most highs in the 30s and 40s allowing the melting process to really get flowing. temperatures over the next couple of day will be similar to today but with a lot more clouds on saturday. from those clouds, a couple light showers may try to early saturday night. we'll clear out again by sunday with highs in the upper 30s and lower 40s. melting the snow as our weather pattern stays quiet and mild with highs mostly in the 40s by thursday.

a summer-time favorite for those in siouxland is switching locations. see where awesome biker nights is being moved to. for 15 years, awesome biker

city. and over that span, historic 4th street was where the annual charity motorcycle rally was held. today it was announced that location was changing. awesome biker nights board of directors said it'll be moving six blocks away over to the hard rock and pearl street distict. event organizers say the move was a hard decision. they haven't ruled out any events along historic 4th street but none are planned for

the hard rock will provide the main concert stage. organizers say pairing with them just made sense. officials say a new four- turbine wind farm in platte county could be operational by mid- december. representatives from columbus, the loup public power district and bluestem energy solutions gathered for a ribbon cutting at creston ridge wind farm. the four turbines are assembled and were scheduled to be tested today. brad's here -- it's the first full night of high school basketball. some teams, like kingsley- pierson, already have big expecations. ktiv's mark freund is live with more k-p has almost everyone back from last year's 22 and 2 team. we'll hear from the panthers in two minutes. and, the hawkeyes and spartans have arrived in indianapolis for the big ten championship game. we'll hear from the coaches,

last season, the kingsley- pierson girls were one of the best teams in class 1a. this year, the panthers are ranked 4th after winning their opener. kp is home tonight against oa-bcig. kingsley-pierson is off to a 1-0 start after a 66-25 win over river valley to open the season. losses should be few and far between for the panthers this year. last season, k-p had just one loss entering the playoffs. but the panthers fell in the regional final - falling one game short of the state tournament. k-p didn't lose a

so expectations are high we'll have that game and 9 more on sports fource extra. we'll also see highly rated teams from lawton- bronson, boyden-hull, crofton, randolph -- plus metro games at east, north and west. last season, the kingsley- pierson girls were one of the best teams in class 1a. this year, the panthers are ranked 4th after winning their opener. kp is home tonight against oa-bcig. sports fource is "on the road" in kingsley, iowa. ktiv's mark freund is live with more. kingsley-pierson is off to a 1-0 start after a 66-25 win over river valley to open the season. losses should be few and far between for the panthers this year. last season, k-p had just one loss entering the playoffs. but the panthers fell in the regional final - falling one game short of the state tournament. k-p didn't lose a single senior from last season - so expectations are high. so far, so good for

tonight, against oa- bcig - k-p leads in the first quarter... we'll have all that action at 10. it's the first basketball edition of sportsfource extra. thanks mark. we're planning on highlights of we're planning on highlights of ten games on sports fource extra. we want to see your "fan fource" pictures at ten. it's easy -- tweet photos to @ktivsports, and use the hashtag --- sportsfourceextra. or share them on our facebook page. you can also email video to

this is 8-year-old cooper. he's a cocker spaniel. this adorable guy is house trained and neutered. if you have kids, then he might be a match made in heaven because he's great with kids. to adopt cooper, or any other animal, stop by the siouxland humane society or call the number on your screen.

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