danger to the rest of the campus. it happened this morning at independence high school. a glendale officer told reporters she doesn't know whether the victims are students and she did not discuss the conditions of the teens. she didn't say who fired the shots but said there is no active shooter situation now. the school is on lockdown. authorities say a machete attack at an ohio restaurant left one of the four victims with critical injuries. the suspect was fatally shot by police after fleeing. the attack happened last night at a mediterranea n restaurant in columbus. witnesses described what happened as "carnage" and a "systematic attack". police say they tried to use a stun gun on the suspect, who was holding the machete and a knife, but they shot him when he lunged at them. it's unclear what motivated the attack. the world health organization says it could be at least another year and a-half before there are large-scale trials on a possible zika vaccine. the w-h-o assistant director- general for

told reporters in geneva today that the u-n health agency's response is "evolving very rapidly." 15 companies have been identified as possible participants in the search for a vaccine. the zika outbreak has been spreading rapidly across latin america. it's been linked to birth defects in children. dr. marie-paule kieny/ who assistant director-general for health systems and innovations "there is a prospective who are pregnant and have been infected, are the outcome of the pregnancy is being looked at. so, in a few weeks or months we will see how many of these women deliver a child with microcephaly. and this will make the things much clearer." meanwhile, ioc president thomas bach says there is "no intention" by any countries to pull out of the olympics in rio de janeiro over concerns about the mosquito- borne virus. bach says he has "full confidence" that brazilian authorities and global health organizations will take the proper steps to combat the outbreak.

>> weather ad-lib wind chill advisory in effect for northern and eastern siouxland from 6 pm friday through 9 am saturday while it won't be anything close to a repeat of the groundhog day blizzard, this valentine's day weekend won't exactly be a sweet one across siouxland. first off this morning, most will wake up to a fresh coating of snow on the roads, so plan for a morning commute a little on the slick side. today will also bring some gradual sunshine that won't yield much in the way of warmth with highs only in the teens. tonight is when the real cold arrives with lows dipping below zero and wind chills reaching into the - 10s and -20s in most spots, so bundle up if you're going out tonight! we won't get much relief from said temperatures tomorrow either as we introduce flurries and snow showers during the day. it's saturday night when the main ow system will move through mainly our northern and easternmost counties, so you folks could see anywhere from 2-4 inches of the white stuff. the rest of us including those in/around sioux city will get a bit less than that as this completely exits sunday morning. the rest of valentine's day will bring a brisk south breeze and finally some better warming into the 30s that will stick around next week and eventually warm into the

a big chill was in the air between hillary clinton and bernie sanders during last night's democratic debate -- their first since sanders' big win in new hampshire. clinton turning to new lines of attack to try and slow her rival's momentum... accusing sanders of disloyalty to president obama - who is hugely popular with minority voters in nevada and south carolina, the next states to vote. here's nbc's andrea mitchell.

hunt and you don't think president obama has successfully closed that gap? sanders no, i don't. it was clinton's first chance to try to regain the trust of women voters - clinton: i have spent my entire adult life to make sure that women have the right to make their own choices - even if that choice is not to vote for me. but sanders also sees his candidacy as historic: sanders: somebody with my background, somebody with my views they hammered each other on immigration, the economy, health care: sanders: i have fought my entire life to make sure that healthcare is a right for all people, we're not going to dismantle anything. clinton: the numbers don't add up and people will be worse off than they are right now...

you're not in the white house yet. and on foreign policy: clinton: journalists have asked who you do listen to on foreign policy and we have yet to find an answer bernie: well it aint henry kissinger! hillary: that's fine! that's fine! and when asked if race relations would be better under his presidency -, sanders: absolutely. with clinton earning the endorsement of the congressional black caucus pac - and a slam against sanders from civil rights icon john lewis: john lewis: i never saw him. i never met him. and sanders releasing an emotional endorsement video from the young daughter of eric garner - who died after ny police put him in a chokehold "that's why i'm for bernie." >> the wayne, nebraska school district is making a pitch to the public to support a proposed 18- million dollar expansion project.

outlined the plans, which include a new gymnasium and performing arts center for the junior and senior high schools. plus a new preschool students. "our elementary enrollment is really near capacity at that building so a preschool/kinderga rten facility will certainly help alleviate some of the students that go to school there," said mark lenihan, wayne superintendent. lenihan estimates it would cost homeowners an extra 120-dollars per year per 100-thousand dollar property valuation. school officials would like to put the issue to a vote in may. for that to happen, it needs to be approved by the school board within two weeks. when nebraska voters go to the november they may decide if casinos can move into the state. three pro-gambling petitions are state. the group spearheading the push for casinos is called "keep the money in nebraska." they say creating those casinos will help

state and stop it from going over the border to places like iowa. but not everyone is on board. pat loontjer- exec dir. gambling with the good life "it will stay here in nebraska but it will go to the casinos so you might as well put it a rate hole." scott lautenbaugh, keep the money in nebraska "that's just false the revenue would go back to the state for them to provide either property tax relief or spend on education so we will have other tax revenue so it provides tax revenue." the petitions began circulating in october. supporters have until july to get enough signatures to put casinos on the november ballot. time is a precious thing. no one knows that better than stillborn. you can't hold that baby enough, take enough pictures, take enough time, before they're gone forever. but, sometimes, out of tragedy, some good may come. ktiv's matt breen shows us how one family is helping others deal with the pain of losing a child.

nats ...until one day that heart skips a beat. "we were expecting twins..." one month before their due date, jeremy and lisa cotter had a regular appointment with their ob. the doctor blindsided them with news no parent wants to hear. "...and we found out that one of the twins did not have a heartbeat," lisa cotter said. with little time to grieve, lisa was prepped for surgery. "we had an emergency c- section, and we delivered our daughter, evelynne, healthy," lisa cotter said. "and, our other daughter, elizabeth, was stillborn." "the rest of the day was like a bad dream," said jeremy cotter, father. a dream the family couldn't wake up from... forced to celebrate life, and grieve death, at the same time. "we would have to ask a nurse to go and get our daughter's body from

were keeping her cooled," jeremy cotter said. precious time for a grieving family. but, that grief led to an act of generosity. last month, the cotters started fundraising for what's called a "cuddle cot." made in the uk, the device allows a child's body to be cooled, at a mother's bedside, preserving the body so it won't decompose. "we would not have had to send her back to the morgue... every time we were visiting with her," lisa cotter said. the cotters hope they can help other families, dealing with a loss, by donating a "cuddle cot" to unitypoint health- st. luke's, in sioux to have her with us whenever we wanted to see her," jeremy cotter said. mercy medical center already has cotters hope, one day, they'll be available to every grieving family in their

the cotters will donate the "cuddle cot" to st. luke's, in elizabeth's name, on the anniversary of elizabeth's birth and her death, february 23rd. they had enough money for the "cuddle cot" after just one month of fundraising. if you'd like to make a donation to the cause, there's still time. we've built the link to their "gofundme" page in this story at ktiv- dot-com. it's pretty chilly today... but it's about to get seriously cold. stay tuned for the forecast from meterologist ben dorenbach coming up next on news four at noon. here's the live view from our skycam in spencer, iowa, where it's and degrees this

for northern and eastern through 9 am saturday to a repeat of the groundhog day blizzard, this valentine's day weekend won't exactly be a sweet

this morning, most will wake up to a fresh coating of snow on the roads, so plan for a morning commute a little on the slick side. today will also bring some gradual sunshine that won't yield much in the way of warmth with highs only in the teens. tonight is when the real cold arrives with lows dipping below zero and wind chills reaching into the - 10s and -20s in most spots, so tonight! we won't get much relief from said temperatures tomorrow either as we introduce flurries and snow showers during the day. it's saturday night when the main snow system will move through mainly our northern and easternmost counties, so you folks could see anywhere from 2-4 inches of the white stuff. the rest of us including those in/around sioux city will get a bit less than that as this completely exits sunday morning. the rest of valentine's day will bring a brisk south breeze and finally some better warming into the 30s that will stick around next week and eventually warm into the 40s! see graphics. >> > the nation's only ban on

has ended with the stoke of a pen in lincoln, nebraska. that's coming up... and..... are you ready for the 15-dollar cup of coffee? they can't get enough of it in san francisco. > ktiv would like to send out anniversary and birthday wishes to our viewers. dorothy dettbarn is celebrating her 90th birthday today. marie mouw of sioux center, iowa is celebrating her 100th birthday today. rex persinger will celebrate his 94th birthday on saturday february 13th. daniel and roseanne kleinschit will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on saturday, february 13th. 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 pron), address and telephone number along with their pictures to ktiv.

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

nebraska meatpackers can start raising their own hogs and controlling them from birth to slaughter. governor pete ricketts has signed into a law a measure passed by the legislature that ends the nation's only ban on meatpackers owning hogs. business and farming groups say the measure will help nebraska's hog industry, which has grown slower than in other states. opponents have said the bill would give meatpackers too much leverage over farmers and make it harder for farmers who don't contract with big

>> and stocks are solidly higher at midday. an 11-percent jump in the price of oil helped lift energy stocks as the market headed toward its first gain in a week. (sound of coffee beans) the san francisco bay area is abuzz over a $15 a cup of coffee! while it smells, grinds and drips like your typical cup of joe, its anything but. it's called "finca sophia." the beans come from the mountains of panama. the first crop took 8-years to produce, and it was a small crop. that's why this java is such a jolt to your wallet. but, people can't get enough of it. steve jordan / tried finca sophia "i think it's amazing, i really like it. as you said it's more like a tea mix than like a true coffee." those at the store where it's

sophia is like a glass of fine wine or top shelf liquor. still ahead: the clooneys meet merkel... and ryan reynolds plays the superhero again... and throws in some of his famous dry wit for added effect.... and 15 years later, ben stiller puts le tigre back on the catwalk in "zoolander 2." the friday film feature is

here's a live look at west lake okoboji from our okoboji skycam... george clooney is taking a break from promoting his latest film in germany to highlight the refugee crisis. the actor and his wife amal, met with german chancellor ongle-uh merkel today. germany has taken in the bulk of migrants creating a crisis on europe's borders, merkel's office released this official picture of the meeting on twitter.. clooney's wife is a lawyer. clooney is in berlin promoting his new comedy-- 'hail, caesar!'-- at the city's annual film festival. ryan reynolds has the build to be a superhero. he tried it once in 2011 in "green lantern"... but many considered that attempt a flop. he's giving it another go this weekend, with a little of his stinging wit thrown in. here's raphael seth with the feature.

o'donnell?" ryan reynolds harnesses the power of sarcasm in "deadpool." he's a regular guy who finds that he has terminal cancer. he subjects himself to experimental healing treatments that go terribly wrong. so he adopts a vigilante persona to find the people who wrecked his life and kidnapped his girl. "deadpool" is rated r. "i don't know why i just said 'y'all.' 'you all' would have taken just as much time." dakota johnson does not have sex in the city in "how to be single." she's a new yorker newly on the market but not very good at dating. so rebel wilson decides to be her hookup sherpa, helping johnson navigate love in the digital age. "how to be single" is rated r. "we need to infiltrate the world of high fashion." ben stiller puts le tigre back on the catwalk in "zoolander 2." this follow-up to the fashion farce comes 15 years after the original. stiller and owen wilson are reunited by an international agent...trying to solve the serial murders of the world's most beautiful people. "zoolander 2" is rated pg-13. "usa! yeah!" michael moore leaves the land of the free in "where to invade next." the satirical filmmaker

the problems that plague our country. and finds that the american dream is alive and well...just not in the u-s-a. that's the box office preview, raphael seth, nbc news. >> a whole bunch of events centered around agriculture... still to come on around

anderson, joan thanks so much for being here. thanks for having me. this ag conference get bigger and better every year. you have a ton of events planned. it's tuesday february 16th, what do you have going on? basically it's a whole day geared towards farmers or anybody in the community that wants to see anything about agriculture or the retailers who sell all the equipment or the products or whatever has to do with agriculture. a lot of those businesses and companies will be there to promote their companies. doors open at 8, and you have several speakers coming in throughout the day? we have david cruz who works for comstock investments, bill northy who's the secretary of ag in iowa, and jerry carrol who is a farmer and a comedian. a wide range of topics. there's going to be a lot of new technology and things that famers actually care about and want to know about too. different agronomy companies will have booths there, companies with their machinery will come, new combines will be there, pretty much anything a farmer would find useful in his job will be there. what's the goal for the conference? it's a really fun

around and see who sells what, and who works for what company. it's just nice to see what you community is like out there for the ag world. it's pretty neat. the best part is it's free, you don't have to pay anything to get in the door. free admission which is nice, doors open at 8. there will be a cost to lunch, but lunch is 10:30 to 3 that whole day. so whenever you feel like you want to get some food, you can go and pay for your food. that's tuesday february 16th, 8 to 4 at the clay county events center in spencer iowa. joan thanks so much for being here. thanks so much for having me. thanks for joining us for around siouxland. >>

>> doug: man, where did you get all these fabulous pictures? >> julie: people donated them for the anniversary celebration. some of them i'm putting in storage, and a lot of them i have to take back,

collection just one more time. you know, it makes me very happy. it... ites me hope for the future. >> doug: you always were a sucker for valentine's day. >> julie: oh, this from the grand master of romance. valentine's day makes people... understand the power of love. >> doug: yes, as long as everything is going great for them. >> julie: oh... even when it isn't. [knock at door] >> nicole: [sighs] all right, okay, what? what is your problem? >> um, my feet are killing me, and i'm on a tight schedule