greeted people outside a theater. and they did so to the theme of star wars. this was outside the promenade theater in downtown sioux city. you can see "big bernie" dressed up as a jedi. volunteers approached movie goers talking about the upcoming caucuses. "i personally think that boots on the ground is more effective than phone calling, especially lately," said dustin ferguson. "the phone calling hasn't been as effective cause we've been getting a lot of disconnects and wrong numbers but here we can talk to people and they can't hang up on us." they were also letting people know about the vermont senators upcoming visit to siouxland. on the other sidr of the aisle senator marco rubio calls the controversy over breaches of democratic voter data "bizarre." "but, you know, i just, i find it [the database hack] bizarre. i think what's going on in the democratic party's bizarre. obviously their tactics have now gotten as bizarre as their policies. but they're a mess and it's what they've done to our country. its apparently

and the senator went onto defended not being in the senate to vote friday.. saying it's part of campaigning for president. jeb bush continues to blast republican presidential rival donald trump.. calling him out for a "lack of seriousness." bush campaigned in new hampshire this saturday.. marking his first public event since tuesday's g- o-p debate. after a town hall meeting, bush ripped trump to reporters... continuing a line of attack he unveiled at the debate. bush says the republican frontrunner is - quote - "not a serious man." a warm december weekend throughout siouxland= but, will it last, for more we'll toss it over to

temperatures warmed up quite substantially compared to our friday, with most towns climbing close to 40 degrees. we will continue our warming trend right into our sunday as southerly flow begins to ramp up! this will bring even warmer temperatures for sunday with high temperatures expected to climb into the 40's under mostly cloudy skies. your 7-day forecast is coming up in 10 minutes some little shoppers hit the aisles of walmart today for the annual "shop with a cop" outing. ktiv's tommie clark tagged along and has more for us

kids get excited about buying gifts to give to other people it helps give them excitement around the holidays," said sioux city police officer, brooke davies. and skelton says it all comes down to her family. "because i get to get it for my friends and my family," said 8- year-old shopper, keyana skelton. officers say they're happy they got to make a difference for each of those kid's christmas this year. in sioux city...tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> and at the end of the "shop with a cop" outing, each of the 30 kids got a brand new bike and helmet. the bikes and helmets were donated by the variety club. the walmart on singing hills also held "shop with a cop" for ten local kids earlier in the day. police officers say it's just another way to reach out to people in the community and let them know the police force is there for them. while on the "shop with a cop" outing we learned what some of the most popular toys have been this holiday season. with the big star wars movie opening this weekend, walmart workers say it's no surprise how popular their star wars themed

the other most popular toy this season? ...shopkins dolls. staff say the dolls have been flying off the shelves. "i think in conjunction with this weekend star wars anything star wars is just huge. shopkins is obviously another great, great big bet and we have plenty of everything," said floyd boulevard walmart store manager, cylas hall. the floyd boulevard walmart's store manager says they saw a pick up in sales of the star wars merchandise this weekend. coming up on news 4 at 10 see a christmas light display that synchornizes with the

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close to 40 degrees. we will continue our warming trend right into our sunday as southerly flow begins to ramp up! this will bring even warmer temperatures for sunday with high temperatures expected to climb into the 40's under mostly cloudy skies. >> still to come for us on a

we'll show you one house in siouxland that's all about the holiday cheer. that story is coming up, right

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wanted to go live with it," said bruce johnson. by no means is it a large display. but what it does get--- a lot of cars to stop. "i think it looks nice and pretty," said jesse vargas. "[be]cause they sing," said olivia struss. it's an interactive spectacle of lights. and you can participate from your car. probably one of the coolest things is that you can set your radio to 88.9 fm and then watch the display go to the rythm of the music you're listening to. "there's 40 songs in my library right now," said bruce johnson. "you can drive around the block 40 times and not see the same thing," said bruce johnson. all the displays are made from miscellaneous parts johnson has a welder shape for him. he says that's what costs him the most. "my electrical bill for this display to run for a month goes up $12," said bruce johnson. multiple switch boxes communicate with a master board to sync the lights and music together. "it was really fun to take songs apart, listen to them, listen to what they do, how they move, make the lights move with that [and] make the lights come alive," said bruce johnson. and once you're out of sight of the house. the fm station goes away.

you don't here it outside the range," said bruce johnson. in sioux city, sam curtiss, ktiv news four. johnson says his show runs from 5 to 10 each night. mark's in now with sports - and the late game at the big four classic was a good one. (mark) iowa state and northern iowa - going right down to the wire. we'll take you to des moines for the action - after the break. plus, the nebraska volleyball team goes for

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for the fourth year in a row, basketball fans in des moines were treated to the big four classic. all four division-one basketball programs in the state, playing the late game figured to be a treat - undefeated and number-5 iowa state, taking on northern iowa, who already opponent. first big four classic for steve prohm. and uni did not make him feel welcome early - check that - wes washpun did not make him feel welcome - dropping 28 points as uni built a 66-58 lead late in the second half. later - tied at 66 - paul jesperson - gets the three - foul underneath - so it's a four point play. but here come the cyclones - georges niang - led the way with 30 points - bucket and the foul - but the cyclones still down by two in the final seconds. iowa state gets a final chance -

and nearly one month to the day of topping top-ranked north carolina - uni does it again - beating iowa state, 81-79. iowa taking on drake in the early game. we pick things up late second half - hawkeyes up 8 - but kale abrahamson drains a three for drake - bringing the bulldogs within 5. under 2 and a half to play - reed timmer - drives the lane - drake down 66-61 - timmer had a game-high 25. the bulldogs got as close as 2 points - but then jarrod uthoff works on timmer and gets to the hoop -uthoff had 10 - iowa up 4. then mike gesell - the south sioux grad with the thunder-dunk - gesell led the hawks with 17 - iowa escapes drake, 70-64. the heelan boys checked in at number 5 in class 3a in the first ap basketball poll of the season. the crusaders, 4- and-2 on the year - were on

this one was a tight game in the second quarter. but heelan goes on a big run - deandre burnside - nasty crossover and knocks down the j - it was a huge night for burnside. this game was tied at 28 at one point - but burnside drills a three and it was 43-29 at the half - burnside finished with 27 points. to the third - le mars keeps fighting - jake thompson - from the wing - hits a three of his own - but the bulldogs are still down 17. heelan would roll along in this one - elijah hazekamp with the board and the bucket - hazekamp had 19 points and 13 boards - heelan picks up the 70-58 road win. back to the college ranks - the morningside women hosting the college of st. mary. morningside came out strong - scoring the first seven points - lexi ackerman - with her only field goal of the day - giving the mustangs the early edge. then off the turnover - madison braun goes the other way - the steal and the score - braun had 15 points, 4 steals - morningside had 16 steals overall. college of st. mary put of a

from the corner - the flames actually shot better from the field than morningside. but the mustangs hang tough - jordyn wollenburg underneath - 12 for her - morningside hangs on, 81-75. the briar clifff women - ranked 4th - hosting midland. third quarter - midland - unranked - but playing b-c-u tough - joelle overkamp - from the corner - she had 23 points - warriors up one. here comes briar cliff - check out jessi corrick - cutting across the lane - tough finish - corrick had 15 for the chargers. then corrick - assisting - to lexi henschke all alone under the basket - 14 for henschke - but bcu was still down one. midland was just a little too tough - sammi licari led all scorers with 25 points - and in overtime - the warriors knock off briar cliff, 78-75. it's been 9 years since the nebraska volleyball team was in the national championship game. the huskers knocked off former

the final four, facing another big 12 team, texas, with a national title on the line. a crowd of over 17-thousand on hand in omaha - most ever for a national championship game. tight first set - back and forth - but the huskers would prevail - amber rolfzen ont he kill - nebraska takes set one 25-23, rolfzen had 10 kills. nebraska captures the second set as well - freshman michaela foecke - from holy trinity catholic high school in iowa - had a game-high 19 kills and finished as the tournament's most outstanding player. texas fights in the third set - but kelsey fien ends it - nebraska - their fourth national title - a clean sweep of the longhorns, 3-0. it was announced last night - morningside quarterback ryan kasdorf is the n-a-i-a player of the year. the senior from california led the naia in passing, with almost four- thousand yards, and total offense, with over 43- hundred yards. kasdorf threw 45 touchdowns and just four interceptions, leading the mustangs to a 12-2 record

appearance in the naia semifinals. for his career, kasdorf threw for 121 touchdowns, a school record. the musketeers fall on the road straight losses for sioux road, also at fargo, next

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