good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm sheila brummer. matt breen has the night off. it was a disappointing day for hawkeye fans. their team lost to stanford in the rose bowl tonight. ktiv's tommie clark was there for the action. tommie, what did fans have to say about the loss? sheila, every fan i spoke with said that although the hawks lost by a score of 45- to-16 they're still proud fans. just the fact that they made it to the rose bowl,

hawkeye fan, mike thielen. >> even though the crowd at the town house did thin out before the game was over, many say they already look forward to next season. sheila? thanks tommie. and, we'll have highlights of the rose bowl game coming up later in sportsfource. for today's big game, we actually headed over to a husker bar to check out the atmosphere there. we did find a spot opening it's door to all football fans. this is the huddle, in south sioux city where iowa and nebraska fans were watching the game. "we've had a little bit of both sides. i mean, we've had iowa fans come in and out and see how terrible they're doing and wanting to go home, and we have inside, so they're kind of rooting for both sides right now." said bartender kelsey hoch the huskers did win their bowl 37 to 29. cooler conditions on the way tonight! chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us now with the first look year! our first day of 2016 was brighter and warmer than what we've been seeing as sioux city made it into the 30s for the first time in the past

going into the single digits for many of us although we should rebound into the low 30s again tomorrow with another day of a lot of sunshine. authorities in tel aviv, israel looking for a gunman who authorities in tel aviv, israel looking for a gunman who killed two and injured several

security camera video shows the gunman first looking at produce.. then pulling out an assault rifle. after this footage showed up on tv.. the shooter's father came forward to authorities. he's been intentified as a member of israel's arab minority. and, he's still on the loose. residents and workers of local businesses arrived at the site of the shooting tonight to light candles in honor of the dead. new year's eve celebrations across the world saw increased security measures, as officials feared the threat of terrorism at a number of high-profile events. steve nannes has the details, including one stopped plot here on u.s. soil.

he attempted to provide material cuomo, new york) believe, in state prison, went out, and internet" his goal, according to officials, was to eve. rochester, ny) "it's a little scary and then i sat back and i though you know, we have very good security staff we have a great police presence on east just trying to put the fear into us and we're not going to let lutchman allegedly discussed using a bomb and kidnapping people with an undercover operative. in europe... officials in brussels took no chances... canceling new year's eve festivities after authorities uncovered plans for suicide attacks. and in germany, police closed two busy train stations in munich after learning of a threat connected to isis. german officials say there is no threat of an imminent attack in the coming days. meanwhile, back in the u.s., extra security teams were deployed for the annual new year's rose parade in pasadena, california... as well as the rose bowl game. (chief phillip sanchez, pasadena police department) "if there is an unusual occurance, or an emergency, those teams will be immediately deployed" in washington, i'm steve nannes

the des moines register reports policies governing iowa police and sheriff's departments' use of body cameras don't meet nationally recommended standards. some of the standards include public involvement and awareness. a review by the newpaper shows the public hasn't been involved in drafting policies. and, officers aren't telling people they're being recorded. earlier this month, we reported that sioux city police officers may start wearing body cameras this spring. the attorneyeyeneral of south dakota is warning people about a scam that is targeting people's email accounts. he says the scammers are hacking the email accounts to try and get personal information or money. here's tips from the state on how to try and stop identity theft. frequently change passwords and security questions. always log out from accounts. and, enable authenticatio n features. a new year brought new life to sioux city. unity point health-st. luke's

first baby of 2016 this morning. stephen was born at 8:47 a.m. wewehing in at six pounds, eight-and-a- half ounces. he's 19-inches long. his orgininal due date wasn't until january 12th but he had other plans. "due to low aminoc fluid i came in on wednesday to get induced and ended up having him at 8:47 this morning," said amanda cornish, mother. stephen's big sister kylynn is already stepping in to take care of her new baby brother. and the baby boy trend continues over at mercy medical center. alan was born at 10:15 this morning, weighing in at sevev pounds, two ounces and 20-inches long. his parents ana and vicente have two sons at home waiting to meet their baby brother. twins share lots of things but two siblings from california won't have to share the same birthday party. they were born on different days and different years in san diego. a baby girl was born one minute before midnight on new year's eve. her twin brother was born two

midnight on this new year's day. both babies are happy and healthy. their parents weren't expecting thememor another month. they had to cancel the new year's eve plans for their exciting special delivery. winterfest this weekend: now, that the holidays are over, find out where you can fling some fruitcake! our first day of 2016 was brighter and warmer than what we've been seeing as sioux city made it into the 30s for the first time in the past six days.

with lows going into the single digits for many of us although we should rebound into the low 30s again tomorrow with another day of a lot of sunshine. we do cool things down some for sunday through tuesday as highs go back into the 20s under partly cloudy skies. even

possibly developing by thursday

if you're looking for a fun family activity this weekend check out ponca state park. winterfest takes place from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. the outdoor tradition features a 3k yule log queses crafts, hayrack ridid and more. d, one of the highlights; the national championship fruit cake fling. it's an event that's even been featured before on nbc's today show. people try to see who can fling the fruit cakes the farthest. the fruit cake fling starts at noon. for more information or directions go to ktiv.com. straight ahead: a look at all

the world of politics in 2015. plus, democrat hillary clinton getting a big boost when it

from email scandals... to a speaker of the house scramble. to some very popular yet unconventional presidential contenders. 2015 was an interesting year for politics as diane gallagher reports from washington.

(jeb bush/(r) presidential candidate) "donald trump." (carly fiorina/(r) presidential candidate) "donald trump." (ted cruz/(r) presidential candidate) "if you look at donald trump." the billionaire's bombastic style grabbed daily headlines... (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "i know more about isis than the general's do. believe me. i would bomb the sh out of them." ow you gotta seeeehis guy.. (mocking) 'aw, i don't know what i said. i don't remember." "excuse me sit down, you weren't called. sit down. sit down!" "i don't care about megyn kelly but no, i would not apologize. she should probably apologize to me, but i just don't care." while he maintained frontrunner status. the democratic field much smaller, with political power house hillary clinton fighting off junior senator bernie sanders... and his huge campaign crowds. hillary clinton's campaign trail took

in october. (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "i've lost more sleep than all of yy put together." the democratic frontrunner testified in front of a ouse committee invvtigating the benghazi tragedy. the clinton campaign calls it a political witch hunt. republicans insist it's not about clinton ... but about getting answers. another heated battle on capitol hill... over planned parenthood funding. a series of heavily-edited undercover videos prompted a house oversight hearing. the group behind the videos claim they show planned parenthood employees negotiating the sale of fetal tissue for profit, which is illegal. (cecile richards/president of planned parenthood) "the outrageous accusations leveled against planned parenthood are offensive and categorically untrue." some congressional republicans vowed to block a spending bill --shutting down the government-- unless funding was stripped from planned parenthood. but a short-term plan passed that kept the organization's funding intact... preventing a governmmt shutdown. an unexxected departure gave rise to new leadership in washington. (repepjohn boehner/(r) former house speaker) "i decided today's the day i'm going to do this. as simple as that." then house speaker john boehner said the turmoil in congress led him to decide... it was time to go. after a chaotic scramble... republican congressman paul ryan

minority leader) "it is my privelidge to hand this gavel to the speaker of the house..congressman and honorable paul ryan." ryan takes the helm with a promise to end fractious party bickerinin that is stalling the work of congress. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher reporting >> more fuel for the hillary clinton campaign. the democratic presidential candidate has raised 55-million dollars in the fourth quarter. in all... the clinton campaign collected 112 million dollars for the primary since launching its campaign in april. the goal was one-hundred million. the democratic front-runner worked hard for the money. she's headlined at least 174 fundraisers. clinton will also be in sioux cityuesday afternoon. the new year's day holiday can't stop politics in an election year. spotted at today's rose parade in pasadena,

message. the bashed gop frontrunner donald trump. it read - "america is great, trump is disgusting, anybody but trump." six planes were used to write the message, which could be seen from a ten mile radius. still to come.... one of the most common new years resosotions is to lose weieit. but what are s se of the smaller resolutions you can make that will help you accomplish that big goal? that story next in healthbeat

june. honolulu police won't start to enforce the new law until april first.

authorities will focus on educating retailers, residents and tourists. if you want to lose weight, instead of subtracting certain foods, add something. eat a serving of vegetables at every meal or add glasses of water to your daily routine. over time these additions will leave no room for unhealthy habits. also step away from the screen whether that's the tv, computer or other devices. being sedentary is not good for the waistline. instead, step outside and get some fresh air. it's good for the mind and body. and stop multitasking, especially when it comes to eating. when you pay attention to what you put in your mouth this cuts down on mindless eating and may help you make better food choices. also, try choosing a theme as your new

want to feel instead of what you think you should do. for example, words such as authenticity, clarity, or kindness. when you focus on your theme each day, it can have a positive impact on your behavior. for today's health minute, i'm sara ganim. >> sam curtiss joins us now for sports. talk of the state today is the rose bowl. safe to say majority of tv's had this game on. and it was a good one. that is, if you're a stanford fan. the a.p. player of the year ran all over iowa. we'll show you how it all unfolded with the highlights after the break. and the musketeers have won two in a row. we talked with head coach jay varady on how the team can build off this momentum. see

it's one of the biggies of new year's resolutions. three-quarters of smokers would like to quit. monday morning... meet a longtime smoker who says he's proof it can be done... and with the new year, more americans ararresolving to give their minds a workout. we'll explain.. the favorite over fifth ranked iowa. like in many games this season, iowa has proved most doubters wrong so could they do it again in the 102nd rose bowl. mark woodley from our

recap from pasadena tonight. the iowa hawkeyes plpling in pasadena for the first time in 25 years - but it's safe to say the first 11 seconds could have gone better for the hawkeyes - christian mccaffrey across the middle - took the kevin hogan pass to the house - 75 yards - iowa playing from behind very early - stanford's second drive provided another heavy dose of mccaffery - but it was kevin hogan - on the keeper from the 8 - would put the cardinal up 14, less than 6 minutes in - and the first quarter would get even worse after quenton meeks jumped a route - and took the beathard pass for the pick 6, stanford's 21 points the most for a team in the firir quarter in rose bowl history - and the hawkeyes - just couldn't stop mccaffrey from putting up video game numbers - mccaffrey returned a punt 63 yards in the second for a score and had 248 all-purpose yards before halftime - while the hawkeyes couldn't muster anything - beathard went down 3 times in the first half - iowa embarassed 35, nothing at the break - the second half finally brought something positive as a bad snap

hawks up deep in stanford territory - but all iowa could muster was a 39 yard marshall koehn field goal to break up the shut-out - but in the 4th quarter - they'd t one in to the endzone - beathard with a grere toss down the sidelines to matt vandeberg - 36 yards for the score - 38, 9 iowa - and they'd add another as akrum wadley came out of the backfield - beathard found him wide open as he'd sprint his way to the zone with a nice cut at the end - hawks still down 22 - and they got no closer - kevin hogan makes 'em pay one more time hitting michael rector on a big 42 yard touchdown play - hawkeye fans stuck around until the end - but this one would sting tonight - iowa falls 45, 16 - they're a great team. they took advantage of all our things today. all the small mistakes we made. they capitalized on them. their momentum they had in the first half, we just never really got a chance to stop it. we settled down a bit in the 2nd half, but we dug too deep a hole. we went down 21-nothing early and it's hard to come back from when

to them, they played tough and we weren't ready to go today. notre dame and ohio state in the fiesta bowl out in phoenix. first quarter - buckeyes up by seven - j.t. barrett and michael thomas connect - good move from thomas and it's now a 14 point lead. notre damemenswers back two drives later - josh woods squeaks underneath to make it 14-7. ohio state led 28-14 at the half. third quarter - deshone kizer nice pass back of the endzone to chris brown - makes it 28-21. but ohio state always ahead and comfortable there - ezekiel elliot with his 4th touchdown of the game - 47 yards here. ohio state wins handily 44-28 over notre dame. after losing their first three games of the season, the south dakota women's basketball team has reboundede nicely. going 9-1 in their last t ten games as the coyotes started conference play in the summit league this afternoon. usd hosting 2-12 denver up in vermillion.

jaycee bradley - former norfolk standout - nails the corner three. she had nine points in 16 minutes. usd up 36-32. coyotes kept adding to it kelly stewart - elbow jumper is good - lead up to six. denver was playing with only seven players - just before the half - paige bradley for the pioneers - half court shot why not - usd up 38-3-3at the break. usd pulled away y the second half - nicole seekamp three of her team- high 17 points. usd wins 85 to 60. the 8-6 usd men hosting indiana university - purdue univeristy indianapolis. first half - coyotes trail by three - casey kasperbauer pops it off the inbounds pass - usd down 5- 4. iupui went on an 8-0 run - freshman dan jech stops the run on the reverse lay-in - he had 10 points in 12 minutes. next possession it's jech again - he might need more than 12 minutes of acacon - hook is good. usd trailed 38-33 at the

39-33 in the second half - falling to iupui 77 to 66. the sioux city musketeers ended 2015 with a 4-1 win over omaha. that win part of a three- game home stretch against the ushl's top three teams in the western conference. rookie eeli tolvanen scored his tenth goal of the season and helped assist on a third period goal. the win brings sioux city's record to o -13-1. it was also their second straight win and game only allowing one goal. head coach jay varady says through 27 games, the roster has changed a lot, including losing two players to injury thursday night. he says finding balance will be the key to future success. "for four games we played with seven guys out of our lineup," said jay varady. "anytime you do that you're couting on a lot of guys to play a lot of minutes. we're bringing players in from other places that really aren't that comfortable playing here. for us, we've just been playing in survival mode and we're happy where we are at." and that's where the musketeers

ushl western confefence right now, sixth place. but you can see there's no clear runaway