commercial ever. sioux city police have scheduled a news conference two hours from now to release more information about a shooting that wounded an officer early sunday morning. police say the offer was shot in the leg while investigating several reports of robberies and burglaries througout sioux city. it happened about 3:30 a-m at valley park apartments in the 29-hundred block of park avenue. the officer, who's name has not been released, was treated and released from the hospital. police say the suspect, 18- year old isaiah mothershed shot and wounded himself after shooting the ofofcer. moththshed was arrested.

police last summer, he was accused of kidnapping and assualting two men over a drug debt. the news conference is at two o' clock this afternoon at police headquarters. we'll stream it live at our website, ktiv-dot-com. two men were killed and four other people wounded when gunfire broke out after a mardi gras parade in pass christian, mississippi on sunday. a woman who lives nearby says she heard d out 12 shots ring out as people were leaving the parade area. no suspects have been named. an investigation is underway. pass christian's mardi gras parade is among the largest on the mississippi gulf coast, drawing thousands of people from around the region. an 11-year-old boy in tennessee has been convicted of murder in the death of an eight-year-old girl. prosecutors ay the boy shot the girl because she refused to show was playing with her friends in her mobile home park when the 11-year-old boy asked to see her two dogs. dyer laughed and told him no. that's when the boy pulled out a 12-gauge shotgun and

little girl. he's been found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to state custody until he turns 19. at least four people, including an eight-year-old girl, were rescued today from a high-rise taiwanane apaptment building toppled by a powerful earthquake over the weekend. rescuers pulled the girl, who out of the rubble more than 60 quake hit. a woman found with the girl, who is thought to be her aunt, was also rescued 20 minutes later. the official death toll from saturday's six-point-four magnitude quake has risen to 38, with more than 100 people missing. a family of six was killed in a landslide in southern china early this morning. the family's house was crushed in the landslide. other houses nearby were damaged. a rescue team rushed to the site with specially trained search dogs and excavators and recovered six bodies from under the rubble. the cause of the landslide is under investigation.

weather ad-lib blizzard warnings for eastern siouand in effect through this advisories for central siouxland in effect through this afternoon wind advisories in effect for central siouxland in effect through monday afternoon a cold front the area yesterday, and that's when our winds followed suit! strong wind and blowing snow will be the main issues of the showers this morning, won't amount to much if though will still be low from said blowing snow and could drop below a quarter-mile at times gusts, the reason for the blizzard warnings out east. our wind will diminish a little tonight but will remain brisk tomorrow. we should get some sunshine back though as highs stay in the 20s this week with a couple of possible snow showers wednesday and overnight thursday. before that though, we'll have to thaw out from tuesday night's near-0 degree low temperatures. stay safe on the roads today! see graphics. >> it's another day of shshp losses on wall street

points lower in midday trading. the market is being weighed down by steep losses in technology, financial and energy the slide -- which has the market on course for its second big loss in a row -- europe. the e w closed down 211 pots on friday. the candidates for president are t and about in new hampshire, on thihi la full day of campaigning before the state's primary. nbc's tracie potts is there, where donald trump and bernie sanders are trying to hold onto their double-digit leads.

this morning... and sparking another feud with jeb bush: donald trump / (r) presidential candidate "and i watched this stiff - jeb bush. he's a totral stiff - jeb bush." donald trump / (r) presidential candidate "he's like a child, he's like a spoiled child." (sot jeb bush on morning joe - - super already on screen in upper corner- msnbc/morning joe (trump. just one word?) loser. (ok... oh my god, oh my god.) ted cruz, marco rubio and - in two recent polls - john kasich are e ghting for second p pce behind trump. (super already on screen in upper corner - abc news rubio. still reeling from chris christie's attack at saturday's debate about his repetitive comments. this morning rubio says: sen. marco rubio / (r) presidential candidate "i'm going to keep saying that a million times cause i believe it's true!" christie.. in single digits here... made a last-day visit to manufacturer s this morning. gov. chris christie / (r) presidential candidate "i dont want leave any doubt in new hampshire residents minds - that

manchester, these vets waiting for ted cruz to stop by this afternoon. in new hammshire they like to see their candiiates up close. michael lopez / veteran/nh voter you can really wach their body language, watch what they're saying, how they're saying it. smile. crooked face. one poll says nearly one in ten republicans here are still undecided. and that's why they're out today trying to get those last-minute votes. tracie potts, nbc news, manchester, new hampshire. >> president barack obama is asking congress for more than $1.8 billion in emergency funding to help fight the zika virus. the white house says the money would expand mosquito control programs, speed development of a vaccine, develop diagnostic tests and improve suppoot for low-income prrgnant women. zika virususdisease is mainly spread by mosquitoes. most people who catch it experience mild or no symptoms. but there are suspicions that the fetus of infected pregnant women may be at risk for a rare birth defect that causes brain damage and an abnormally small head. february is colon cancer awareness month. the american cancer society says each year 112,000 people are diagnosed with the disease. early detection is key to survival. ktiv's sheila brummer introduces us to a siouxland woman who knows that first-hand.

colon. 2:02 "having a science background and working in hospitals. hearing you have to have your colon operated was to me the worse place to be to operate on someone's body." dr. larry volz performed cathleen's procedure using a da vinci robot. :38 "she was a great patient she everything we asked her to do." :45 "her surgical outcome was great. her oncological outcome was very good. it couldn't happen to happen to a nicer person, she's an amazing woman. it was a pleasure to take care of her dr. volz says people should start getting a colonoscopy at the age of 50, or earlier if they are at high risk for the disease. 1:41 "it's surprising how many patients we see that don't think it's important. and on the other hand, how many do we see that if they had been screened earlier, they would have had a better outcome. cathleen saw the best outcome possible. quick recovery and cancer free. 3:14 "no lymph node involvement, didn't spread to other organs. testing of the tumor showed no chemo needed. dr. volz says thankfully cathleen paid attention to her symptoms. signs and symptoms of colon cancer can include a change in your bowel habits, including diarrhea, constipation or a change in the consistency.

stool. persistant cramps, gas or pain. a feeling that your bowel doesn't empty completely. weakness or fatigue. and, unexplained weight loss. however, many people have no symptoms in the early stages of the disease. cathleen is 48-years-old ann she says if she waited until she turned 50 to get teste who knows what would have happened. >> new data suggest a fair number of colorectal patients are diagnosed at a younger age. a study from researches at the university of michigan found about 15-percent were younunr then 50-years

those patientstsended to have more aggressive tumors. but, they also live slightly longer than older patients and remain cancer free. a blizzard warning for much of northwest iowa has been extended. it is cold, windy and hard to see! meterologist ben dorenbach will be back with our forecast after this. here's the live view from our skycam in spspcer, iowa, where it's 15 degrees with winds from the northwest at 38 miles

ben, it's a very windy day in

quarter-mile at times with 50 mile per hour wind gusts, the reason for the blizzard warnings out east. our wind will diminish a little tonight but will remain brisk tomorrow. we should get some sunshine back though as highs stay in thth20s this week with a a couple of possible snow showers wednesday and overnigh thursday. before that though, we'll have to thaw out from tuesday night's near-0 degree low temperatures. stay safe on the roads today! see graphics. >> > they were the underdogs, but the

bowl 50. nbc's jay gray has a recap.

late in the 4th quarter with the panthers trailing by six, the panthers turned the ball over, their fourth of the game. the result...a broncos td that secured a third broncos super bowl win and a peyton manning. (jay gray/nbc "and as the celebration continued on the field it became very clear that a driving force for these players in the super bowl win was to make sure their leader the sheriff had one final championship ride." (lerentee mccray/bronc os lb 1:25-1:32) "it's just a blessing his 18th year in the league and win the super bowl you know we definitely want to send him out the right way." manning says he'll take a little time to enjoy this win and talk with his family before deciding his future. jay gray nbc news santa clara >> the farm and financial market numbers are coming up next on news four... and: pork project. we'll take you to the cookoff at the e nual cherokee county pork producers babauet over the weekend.

ktiv would like to send out anniversary and birthday wishes to our viewers. bud and darlene dose of anthon, iowa are celebrating their 63rd wedding anniversary today. marvin and evelyn andersen of dakota city, nebraska are c cebrating their 75th wedding anniversary today. 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

people were "porking out" in aurelia, iowa this weekend. hog producers competed in a cookoff at the annual cherokee county pork producers banquet. ktiv's sam curtiss was there.

ground beef," said a woman. "parmesan bacon ranch bites," said another woman. each entry was given $50 to make the dish. best dish wins a couple hundred bucks. and this guy was one of the judges. "now i know why it's called bacon crack," said ben dorenbach. but there was also the people's choice. "i'm going to be on the news with my mouth full," said a woman. "it's good. it's very tender. eat pork." some of the recipes are original. "it's my own personal recipe," said a man. but, some of the others came from a popular website. where did the reci come from? "pinterest," said a woman. "pinterest," said another woman. "i found it online," said kathy handwork "i'm a pinterest girl." by online did you mean pinterest? woman. "you don't need cookbooks anymore," said kathy handwork "you can find it all online on pinterest if ya want with pictures and everything." i'm not sure if you can find everything on there. but looking through the site recipes. did mention some of the t% recipes were original. so did the recipe not come from pinterest? "no not pinterest" said matt peterson "heck no. i've never been on pinterest." in aurelia, iowa sam curtiss,

>> stocks are moving broadly lower on wall street, putting the market on

still ahead on news four at noon... ready to run. meet the first boston marathon bombing survivor amputee who's going to run the race. what she's overcome to reach the

here's a live look at west lake okoboji from our okoboji

survivor is taking on a new mission. she lost a leg in the attack, and now she's ready to reclaim the finish line. todd kaza-kiewich has her story.

couch, who don't have legs because of insurance coverage, who are on the waiting list for limbs for life." adrianne's run will be more than just another inspiring act. she will be running the marathon raise money, and awareness for limbs for life. an organization that prorodes prosthetics for a lifetime to amputees who cannot afford them. (nat sound) adrianne is a professional dancer, and the last time we saw her at the finish line was when she returned to the scene of so much pain, to dance away the nightmare. the healing is an ongoing process, and running the 120th boston marathon will be yet another step ... a 26-point-two mile victory lap. (adrianne haslet/marath on bombing survivor) "i think the second i turn onto boylston street, i may - i'm hoping to have enough oxygen to cry and run at the same time!" >> caing all entrepreneur s, next

in le mars that we're looking forward to as well. several organizations are taking part in this, 's not just a briar cliff event. area colleges are involved, economic development entities are involved. it has expanded to include a lot of different organizations. highlight some of the big events you have planned throughout the ten days. we have ted wawat coming on the 15th, we have a consulti fair on tuesday the 16th. we have innovation market which sioux city go puts on the following tuesday then it all ties up with some of the sharks on thursday february 25th. these events are free and open to the public? they are. some of them for example on monday the 15th there's journey to your vision, you need to call and register for that but otherwise it's free and open to the public. what's your goal for these events? we want to highlight entrepreneurs in siouxland. we want to provide them some help and support, opportunities for them to network. sounds good. judy thanks so much for being here. anks, sarah, for having me.

siouxland. >>