that anymoresiouxland is shivering through another arctic day. temperatures were below zero just about everywhere in the region this morning. several schools started classes later than normal, presumably to give the buses a little time to warm up. things haven't improved much since the sun came up, but, it a little. lego to meterologist ben dorenbach in > weather ad-lib we'll spend yet another morning in

windchill advisories and warnings where those values will be around -20 degrees with not much warmer marks for the rest of the area, so bundle up before you leave the house! highs today should be back in the double digits (above 0!) if not fairly close in most places, and that's about as cold as we'll be the next seven days. as temperatures rebound, snow returns tonight and tomorrow where a quick moving snow system will drop anywhere from 1-3 inches of the white stuff on most of the viewing area by tomorrow evening. we also stand the small possibility of seeing repeat performances wednesday night/thursday and perhaps again on sunday, but we'll have to wait and see how those play out. meanwhile temperatures look to remain above zero during this time, and rise close to 30 this weekend! see graphics. >> investigators are trying to determine what started a fire that destroyed a home in norfolk, nebraska overnight. the blaze was reported just before eleven p-m at 26-30 west benjamin avenue. firefighters found flames coming from the rear of

the scene. the fire was brought under control in about an n ur, but fire officiaias stayed on scene for several l urs in the sub-zero cold checking for hidden hot spots. firefighters were called back to the scene this morning at one point. nobody was injured but the house is a total loss. investigators are still trng to determine what started the fire that heavily damaged a home on sioux city's north side saturday night. it broke out at 33-41 morgan street around 5-30 p-m. flames were shooting from the roof when firefighters arrived. nobody was home at the time and there were no injuries. three dogs were rescued from the basement of the home. despite the extreme cold, firefighters got the fire extinguished quickly. the fire c!used severe smoke and ater damage and the home was red- tagged by city officials. a police officer in danville, ohio has been found dead after authorities say a woman phoned police last night to say that her ex-boyfriend was looking to kill an officer.

custody early this morning after the officer was found dead behind the town's municipal building. dispatchers had tried to make contact with the officer after hearing of the threat, but they were unsuccessful. and that prompted the knox county sheriff's office to search the village. people across america are celebrating the life and the legacy of doctor martin luther king junior today. on this federal holiday in his honor, attorney general loretta lynch spoke at the national action network's annual martin luther king breakfast this morning. lynch said it's important to celebrate the victories of the civil rights movement, but she said it's even more important to stay engaged and continue to fight for progress. loretta lynch - attorney general "of course the voting rights act and the civil rights act of 1964 and 1965 - statutes that i am proud to uphold today - and these were extraordinary achievements, and it's right that we celebrate em today, but even more than lebrating - even momo than remembering his words - even more than enshrining his accomplishshnts, it is fitting

are called upon to do today. lynch promised the department of justice will work to insure equality for all americans. she said she can't eliminate prejudice, but she can guarantee justice. three of the five americans freed in a prisoner exchange with iran arrived in germany last night. nbc's keir simmons reports that they went first to a us military hospital there.

contact and wants to see other people." former marine amir hekmati's sister was flying in for a reunion sarah hekmati/ amir hekmati's sister 'we have been on pins and needles, dying to see him. we haven't seen him for four and a half years' an emotional and momentous 48 hours"! the men emerging from an aircraft"! a first taste of freedom. sot president "we're united and welcoming home sons and husbands and brothers who in lonely prison cells have endured an absolute nightmare." simultaneously america releasing iranian prisoners in texas"! a nuclear deal"! sanctions lifted"! events viewed with suspicion by republicans" ! keir simmons/ nbc news/ landstuhl, germany and mystery surrounds a fifth american prisoner who was freed but chose not to leaveve iran. no one seemsmso know why, perhaps he just didn't want the attention because we're toll that tte others had to wait for a day at the airport before they could leave and it may be days that they're here before they can go home while they undergo psychological evaluation. back to you. >>

before the iowa caucuses took place last night in south carolina. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are now neck-and-neck in iowa, and sunday's debate was much less friendly than what we've seen so far. kim hutcherson reports.

about concerns over sanders' electability, especially with minorities (bernie sanders/demo cratic presidential candidate) "when african american becomes familiar with my record, with the agenda and criminal justice, just as the general population has become has become more supportive, so will african american community, so will the latino community" pre-debate coverage had been dominated by the release of sanders' medicare for all healthcare plan . clinton slammed the proposal while reminding the audience she's pushed for healthcare reform since her time as first lady. (hillary clinton/democ ratic presidential candidate) "people may remember that i took on the healthcare/insurance industry back in the 90s candidates also discussed popoce brutality, campaign finance reform and regulating wall street. now, we wait for the iowa caucus to learn which

i'm kim hutcherson reporting. >> the iowa caucus is two weeks from today and the presidential candidates continue coming to state in full force. new jersey governor chris christie campaigned in sioux city on sunday, speaking to a crowd at buffalo alice. his poll numbers are low, but christie is hoping to gain momentum in the final two weeks before the iowa caucus. the republican says he understands how important it is to put in the effort to talk one-on-one with voters. "you listen and you ask really good questions and your minds are open and then you're going to decide. every pollster and pundent who thinks they have you figured out, just isn't right--you've suprised a lot of people before," said gov. chris christie, (r) presidential candidate. while in sioux city, christie discussed mental health issues, the syrian refugee crisis, and the fight against terror. republican senator marco rubio

crowd saturday in sioux center. he's in third place in recent polls, but rubio says his campaign is on the right track. "voters here take very seriously their caucus vote, i know a lot of them make their decision at the last minute. even if i were in first place you'd be concerned because people change their minds," said sen. marco rubio, (r) presidential candidate. south dakota congresswom an kristi noem appeared with rubio, saying he understands the needs of midwesterners. the omaha tribe of nebraska staged a "spritual ride" by horseback over the weekend, ahead of a supreme court hearing this week over tribal boundaries. the ride went 21 miles from macy pender, where, since 2007, the tribe has tried to impose a 10- percent alcohol tax on business owners in pender and required them to buy a tribal liquor license. the retailers sued, saying their land is no longer part of the omaha reservation. but last year, a federal judge ruled in favor of the tribe and a federal appeals court upheld the ruling. the nebraska attorney general's office is appealing the matter to the u-s supreme court, which

spacex's latest attempt to land a rocket upright on a platform in the pacific ocean failed in spectacular fashion sunday. the unmanned rocket was launched satellite into orbit, but then failed to stick the landing on a floating platform out at sea. it came down softly on the platform, but then toppled and exploded on impact. the company says that one of the legs failed to latch on the platform. musk says ice buildup due to condensation from heavy fog at lift-off may be to blame. it was musk's fourth attempt to land a space-x rocket at sea. two weeks ago, spacex did successfully land a rocket upright at cape canaveral. siouxland woke to subzero cold this morning... and there's a little snow in the forecast. meterologist ben after this. here's the scene in spencer where the sky is cloudy and the

ben, we've settled into an arctic chill.

degrees with not much warmer marks for the rest of the area, so bundle up before you leave the house! highs today should be back in the double digits (above 0!) if not fairly close in most places, and that's about as cold as we'll be the next seven days. as temperatures rebound, snow returns tonight and tomorrow where a quick moving snow system will drop anywhere from 1-3

area by tomorrow evening. we also stand the small possibility of seeing repeat performances wednesday night/thursday and perhaps again on sunday, but we'll have to wait and see how those play out. meanwhile temperatures look to remain above zero during this time, and rise close to 30 this weekend! see graphics. >> >

generated less power in 2015. find out why, after the break... and students take note: a new siouxland business says it can take some of the stress out of preparing for college entrance exams.

newell, iowa celebrated her 100th birthday on january 17th. if you or someone you know is having a birthday of 80 years or more or an anniversary of 50 years or more, please send in their name (and correct pron), address and telephone number along with their pictures to ktiv. please make sure to have all the information printed and send it in at least two weeks in advance. if you would like your picture returned please include a self addressed stamped envelope. happy birthday and happy anniversary from all of us at ktiv! there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it.

electric power generation from missouri river dams fell below average last year. the u.s. army corps of engineers says energy production from the six dams in the dakotas and montana totaled 8.5 billion kilowatts of electricity last year. that's down more than 1 billion kilowatts from the year before. a corps spokesman says more water was kept in upstream reservoirs last year to balance the river system. he says missouri river reservoirs are at ideal levels now. crude oil prices have fallen below 29-dollars a barrel. it's the first time that has happened since 2003. investors are bracing for iran's return to global oil markets. with sanctions now lifted, the opec member-

boost oil exports by 500-thousand barrels per day immediately, and it could reach one million barrels per day within a year. a new business in dakota dunes says it can help relieve some of the stress for students preparing for college entrance exams. "new horizons" offers tutoring for the a-c-t and s-a-t tests. it also offers tutoring for school students in grades 6 through 12. new horizons' owner and founder says the earlier a student begins to prepare, the better. "our data shows the earlier you start the better they preform. by sophomore year or tenth grade which gives parents and students a lot of free time to focus on ap exams, college credit courses," said manoj patil, founder and owner of new horizon tutoring there are 22 tutors on staff and courses meet an average of one hour per week. one parent we spoke to says she's a believer. daughter, even though she was always a good student, i don't even think

process and really pushed herself to her limits," said kathleen saltzemn, mother. you'll find more information by clicking on the link inside this story at ktiv.com the farm and financial markets are closed today for the martin luther king holiday. still ahead: "fine feathered friend." see how the folks at a minnesota care center are dishing out a little care of their own... for a goose on the loose. she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's got what it takes to do the toughest job in the world.

here's a live look at west lake skycam... there is a goose on the loose in maplewood, minnesota. and some residents at senior facility there are making sure the bird is well taken care of. here's the story... in their own words.

been so very cold i couldn't believe it when i saw him walking by my window it's like ..gasp.. he made it! i hope that someone can come and catch him take him to the wildlife rehabilitation center, and fix his wing, nurse him over the winter and then bring him back in the spring and release him to where his habitat is here so that next fall he can fly south with his people" (doing goose call) "goose goose goose!" jim larkin, resident) "i'll see how close i can get to him... the goose feels left out because he couldn't go with the rest of the tribe you know" ginger taylor, resident) "he has no one, and i can relate to that i can really relate to that, yeah. he's a lucky goose he's lucky to have us. he doesn't have his family but he has this family so he's lucky"

this is a week of prayer for one siouxland school. that's still ahead on around siouxland. cer: 3 republican governors. but which governor won national praise for tough leadership handling nine hurricanes? which governor made his state number one in job creation? which governor led the fight to stop obamacare expansion in his state? and which governor laid out a tough plan

the paris attacks? jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message.

so much for being here. thank you. pastor jeff, let's start with you. what is the goal of the week of prayer for christian unity? the week of prayer for christian unity is all about christians experiencing the oneness that we have. jesus prays for that in john 17 that we would know our oneness and the belief through it. we experience that and participate in it on that week then model ourselves for it the rest of the year. what are some of the things you have planned for the week? the events this week are multiple events, prayer events and worship events. the prayer events would be starting on january 19th at st. john lutheran from 10 to 12. then at new life lutheran in sergeant bluff from 11 to 1 over the noon hour. then thursday january 21st at

meditation from 5:30 to 7 in the evening. some other events throughout the day? there are also some worship events at st. mark lutheran is having a worship event wednesday night 6 will be prayer and also communion. at grace united methodist church at 7 and our contemporary worship will be sharing prayers at christian unity and also communing together. you don't have to be christian to attend any of these events. no, all people are welcome. that's january 18th through the 25th. thank you both so much for being with us. thank you. thanks for joining us for around siouxland. >>