this estate is known as the le dome villa. and the reason it received its name is really because of the grand dome entry, which is a replica of the roman pentiarc. the rotunda which is circumstancela which adds to the drama is finished off with imported venetian murano chandeliers. a house like this always has secrets. and one of those secrets is the hidden staircase. it's a hidden spiral staircase. with the touch of a button the wall disappears and you can slip through behind the wall. >> just oft grand rotunda entry is the formal living room, an expansive salon that includes an seating area. >> the living room is really an intimate space. it features hardwood floors and dramatic french doors surround the entire room. finishing off the intimate living room with the high ceilings, which are wood-beamed. the two chandelier wall sconces that are accenting the archway are actually secret. the two french doors off the living room open up to the stone terrace. it surrounds the entire top floor of the property and has dramatic views

people tugging on the dome then running to fix it. the dome is up. in south sioux city, nebraska...tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> next comes repair work inside the dome. briar cliff's athletic director says he hopes to open the dome back up next week. climate change continues to be a sore subject in the political world, and it's association to global warming. onuesday the u.s. supre court dealt president barack obama a blow by moving to temporarily block his administration's rules to limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. u.s. senator mike rounds, of south dakota, agrees with the high court's decision. the republican thinks we should continue to pursue renewable energy throughout thth country. "we should be pursuing every type of energy out there. we should be pursuing wind energy. we also be pursuing more hydro- electric energy. we ought to be making coal as clean as we possibly can, but there's nothing wrong with looking at nuclear power as well," said senator mike rounds, south dakota senator. in a statement, the white house press secre

people tugging on the dome then running to fix it. the dome is up. nebraska...tommie clark...ktiv >> repair work can now begin inside the charger dome. briar cliff's open the dome next week. it was a morning of musical inspiration for 25-hundred siouxland students. the sioux city symphony orchestra performed its annual fourth grade concert at the orpheum theatre. the theme of the concert was guide." "user's guide is essentially an introduction o othe instruments in the orchestra to the students as well as an opoprtunity to hearow music can express many, many different emotions," said mark francis, executive director of the sioux city symphony orchestra. after learning about the story with the instruments. they also had the opportunity to sing along with the symphony to the "starar and stripes." one student says that was h h favorite part of the performance. "at the end when it says 'by our might and by our right,' our kids in our class whenever we would practice that at school, we'd get to do a little dance," said kennedy, a fourth- grader at leeds e

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(matt) to fix it, crews had to deflate the dome. today, they put the air back in the charger dome. briar cliff athletes rely on the 44,000-square foot practice facility during winter weather. because of the tear, practices were postponed, or held as far as an hour away. rldwide air structure assistance, or wasa, was flown in from canada to fix the dome. it's been a weeks-worth of work patching it up. today, it was time to re- inflate the dome. "we all had to make special accomodations to get practices done with upcoming seasons and in- season. but, it was nice knowing we had places to go and getting back in here and getting back in routine it will be a nice feeling," said briar cliff university head track coach, nate treinen. but, they can't use the facility just yet. we'll tell you why, tonight, on "news 4 at 6". albert einstein was right! scientists say they have finally space-time that einstein predicted a century ago. an international team of astrophysicis ts using an extremely sensitive, billion dollar instrument detected one of these gravitational waves from the distant crash

in south sioux city.the dome... which is owned by briar cliff university... had to be rip was found in the fabric following the big blizzard. this morning... a repair expert was in town to assess the damage. the university hopes to get the dome back up as soon as possible. 3 "i know the coaches are excited about we had to cancel a softball tournament last weekend. she is trying to reschedule that for this weekend, the coaches also where doing great in track this year. so having an indoor facility to get the kids back to practicing here is really important to them. baseball is starting so we got all our outdoor sports starting now so it critical we get it up fast."the owner of the repair company says getting the dome back to a usuable state is "do-able"... but it's a tedious process. 3 "so we have new material arriving later today. we will take the old material and trace it so we match everything back together perfectly. and it's just a slow monotonous process of hand welding it back together and when the wind dies d

(dome sweet dome) and... a local college's athletic teams get a boost following repairs to their home. 3 3 they call it "thrill hill." and tonight the people who live along that dangerous looking for answers.they met with city officials... trying to find ways to stop the speeders... and the accidents... that have plagued their neighborhood for years. 3 and tonight that story is first on fox. 3 3 since 2003 there have been at least 17 accidents on this stretch of 25th street near morgan. this accident last november killed two people... when the driver of a stolen car lost control. tonight they met at nearby trimble united methodist church and talked about everything from closing that section of the road... to installing flashing warning lights and stop signs. 3 "well the feedback we received idea of the real problem and the severity of the problem and it's not just an issue that's been here recently, it's a long term problem that had a historical nature."no solution was reached at tonight's meeting. but city o

the dome should be completly operational by the weekend. tim: children and parentgathered today for the official grand- opening of the launch pad childrens museum in downtown sioux city. " chililen at launchchd" this projectctas been in n e making for 12 years. the museum is an educational and interactive experience, where children can get their creative juices flowing. exhibits feature elements of the world around us, with themes of water, wind, and building. the executive director is excited to have the museum finally open to the community. launchpad executive rector bob fitch says, "it's just a fantastic feelg to be able to open thisto the greater siouxlxld area, uh it's'sust gonna be a tremendous asset r the kids and for familys and grandparents. kids are absolutely aregonna love it, they're gonna have a ton of fun and uh they're gonna arn something along the way." opportunities, such as exhibits and programs, for children 6 months to 10 years old. jenna: this morning sioux city elementary students lined up for a chance to take part in

. >>> now at 11, a standing ovation at the sun dome. >> donald trump telling a sold out sun dome he is going to turn the country around. >> good evening. tonight's crowd so large it >> just to get a glimpse and hear the republican front- runner in person. we are live at the sun dome, michael. >> reporter: james and wendy, incredible, energized stadium and it was like a basketball arena about to go into overnight than a political rally. all of the supporters from donald trump hanging on to every single one of his words. donald trump took over the usf sun dome like he owned it. with more ten thousand people inside and thousands more that couldn't get in from the outside. >> do we love the military? we love the military. >> jeb bush. >> and you know in his own way he is a vicious guy, that little vicious streak because he is a gutless guy. >> and, of course, how well he build that wall. >> some supporters waited in line for more than five hours to get good seats excited to see the reality tv star turned politician in person. >> we are about ready to fall off a cliff and our freedom is jus

to fix it, crews had to deflate the dome. a company was flown in from canada to fix the dome. today, they reinflated it. "we all had to make special accomodations to get practices done with upcoming seasons and in- season. but, it was nice knowing we had places to go and getting back in here and getting back in routine it will be a nice feeling," said briar cliff university head track coach, nate treinen. repair work can now begin inside the charger dome. briar cliff's athletic director hopes to re- open the dome next week. state senators in south dakota are debating a bill that may change which rushmore state students use. it would require students to use lockers and restrooms that match the biological sex of the person at birth. the state house of representatives has already approved the plan. democrats in pierre call the bill "government overreach." supporters of the plan believe this measure would protect the privacy of south dakota students. "it seems like a pretty common sense idea and i'm quite convinced that the vast majority of people in nebraska support the bill," sa

we begin with mark rivera inside the sun dome. there is no lack of energy out there. >> reporter: we are in the thick of it. the last time we spoke there was 1200 people here. now take a look at all of the people behind me. there are about 5,000 people in here, half capacity so far. it is a big day for donald trump coming to tampa. one of the biggest names going for the republican side of the ticket. now i am joined by nicole orchard, who is a supporter here. you drove several hours to get here. what is your biggest issue with trump now? what are you thinking he'll do for the country? >> i really think that he is not political correct and he is not afraid to say what he thinks. i think we need less government. we need a smaller government. we need less taxes. we need more support for small business owners. she is dying right now with obamacare. he needs to repeal obamacare. it is hurting small business owner who is have a certain amount of employees. >> reporter: thank you very much for your time. your family is all here to suppor

the doors just now open at the sun dome. people filing in to hear what >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm wendy ryan. >> here's a live look at the line outside the sun dome from action air 1. the doors opened about 30 minutes ago, but trump supporters started lining up well before 10:00 a.m. >> we have team coverage of tonight estral i will. carson chambers is outside the sun dome, talking to supporters and protesters waiting in line for hours. >> let's start with michael, live right now. >> reporter: i read a sign from someone that said god gave us trump. there are a lot of people low pressure. trump set to speak on the stage -- a lot of people here. >> trump set to speak on the stage behind me. he'll probably talk about how he will be able to create jobs better than any candidate, build a wall to keep people from coming in illegally on the tonight people saying trump is their man. he is the candidate they want how many people we expect here. the usf sun dome holds more than 10,000 people, and that doesn't incl

a live look inside the sun dome. folks arriving early. the presidential candidate donald trump brought a big crowd tonight and things are chip osowski is inside the dome. >> reporter: i am outside of the dome where thousands of donald trump supporters waited for hours outside here. the doors actually opened at 4:30 p.m. and we want to show you another live picture inside of the sun dome as thousands are waiting for donald trump to arrive. he is scheduled to arrive in the next few moments. they are holding signs and very excited about the rally about to begin. organizers are expecting a capacity crowd. the sun dome seats 10,000. those here to support the presidential candidate are very passionate. they feel she the solution to many of american's problems. a man who can't be bought but dozens of protesters held signs outside the event upset donald trump chose the university of >> we are protesting against the presence of racist politicians on campus. donald trump is a racist homophobe. he don't want him on our campus. >> reporter: organizer

taking a live look right now outside the usf sun dome. protesters rallying against donald trump's presence, but the gathering of the tractors far outweighed tonight by the number of supporters. the line to get in, stretching around the stadium. you see it there. a lot of them started lining up >> the doors didn't open until an hour ago. we're taking action for you tonight, covering inside and outside the big gathering. we want to start our team coverage with michael pallusa inside the sun dome tonight. >> reporter: it is a packed house. expected capacity more than 10,000 people as we pan across the media stage towards where trump will be speaking in just an hour at 7:00 tonight. we talked to a lot of people here who say they want to hear trump talk about specifics this time around. it is getting packed in here, as you can see. let's show you some chopper aerials we shot just a short time ago. it is wrapped around the block. they are free tickets, it is first come, first serve. so if you don't get in time, and there aren't any seats availa

you have this cold dome of error but you also have this dome of moisture. we are still in the 20's. to say the least. this could move into metro atlanta. it is going to come right into our our dome of cold air. we are going to end up with moderate to heavy freezing rain. it is quitting -- pretty quiet on my doppler right now though. chris: it is approaching clemson. now we have gone back down to degrees. -- 2 degrees. john: the warm air goes up and over the dome. look at this. the purple line is the freezing mark and you can see that wedge of cold air. upper 20's in gainesville.

the dome was ripped openuring that big blizzard two weeks ago. workers repaired the rip, and re-inflated the dome, last week. briar cliff university uses the dome, in south sioux city, for indoor sports practices and softball games. a crew from canada was flown into fix the facility. the u.s. beeef supply is projected to be down for 2016. the cattle trader center says this year's it's expected to be 28 billion pounds. that number is down 30 million pounds from last month. brad's here -- with wrestling from des moines. four siouxland teams were competing in the state dual team tournament. we'll check out the results. and, iowa state's georges niang passes a big milestone. the iowa dual wrestling tournament in des moines. sgt. bluff-luton was one of eight teams in the class 2a tourney, while westwood, sibley- ocheyedan and logan- magnolia were all in the 1a field. fifth-seeded sibley- ocheyedan was the only siouxland school to win in round one. the generals beat logan- magnolia, 36-32, but then lost to top-seeded lisbon in the semifinals here, 50 t

." 3 the dome... which used to be visable next to this building... suffered a tear in the fabric along one side. numerous briar cliff teams use the old golf dome for practice and even indoor games. the dome was deflated for safety reasons and to keep it from tearing more. a member of the company that built the dome will be coming to town to evaluate the situation. 3 3 two days after the blizzard, the city is still digging itself out... and some residents are losing patience. residents along west 5th street say it took them more than 48 hours to see a plow... one homeowner told us that they've done everything city just isn't doing its job. 3 "travel has been close to impossible. we've had our cars off the street ready for the plows to come and, like i said, it's day two and no snow and no plow."county engineer mark nahra says the *amount* of snow received is causing issues for removal crews. 3 "with the amount of snow we got, it's been a challenge getting it all off the roads. (white flash) we're a lit

are you as companies now getting shares of iron dome funding? >> there's only one signed co-production agreement today. we're working on the david sling co-production agreement. and we are garnering -- and i won't go into the percent. but it's a not significant, not small percent of work share that has come back to the united states with iron dome. >> you mean not insignificant. >> not insignificant. and i'm very comfortable that that agreement has panned out not just for us but for israel and the importance of that system. yep. >> one more question. >> let's go here and then i'll take andrea's as well. go ahead. >> doing work right now to upgrade the patriot system or is it in the army? >> it's an army program and army improvements. yeah? >> real quickly on david sling and the funding for israel is in the 125 -- >> that's correct, just over $100 million. >> for the david sling co-production agreement when do you anticipate completing that? and is it not correct that the congress has asked for that to be a 50-50 split on both iron dome and david

"the dome also hosts the chargers' softball and baseball teams... and serves as a practice facility for the school's football team. 3 3 3 another dreary day.and a cold one too chad. 3 <> 3 3 it's a project that was 13 years in the making. and now sioux city's children's museum is open.the launchpad children's museum at the corner of sixth and pearl streets downtown officially opened this morning. the process of getting the museum built took a long time. but some community leaders say it was worth the wait. 3

in south sioux city.the dome is owned by briar cliff university. it was deflated last week after crews found a rip in the fabric after the big blizzard. yesterday morning a repair expert was in town to look at the damage. the university hopes to get the dome back up week. 3 "i know the coaches are excited about we had to cancel a softball tournament last weekend. she is trying to reschedule that for this weekend, the coaches also where doing great in track this year. so having an indoor facility to get the kids back to practicing here is really important to them. baseball is starting so we got all our outdoor sports starting now so it critical we get it up fast."the owner of the repair company says getting the dome back to a usuable state is "do - able"... but it'll be tedious. 3 "so we have new material arriving later today. we will take the old material and trace it so we match everything back together perfectly. and it's just a slow monotonous process of hand welding it back together and when the wind dies down we will inflate the dome again and

donald trump holding a rally friday at the usf sun dome. serena is showing us how the the big event. >> reporter: and jamison, we're right here in the parking lot of the sun dome. the main parking lot. but come friday, this entire parking lot is going to be closed. and only ticket holders will have access. but those ticket holders are being asked to get here hours earlier before the event even starts at 5:00. and they will also likely have to navigate through a sea of protesters. among the first to secure a free ticket for the donald trump rally friday. >> there's 10,000 student that's signed up immediately. >> reporter: the sophomore not a supporter. surprised actually trump that would choose the sun dome. >> it's a multi cultural university. all of the awful things that he says about various groups. >> reporter: close to 6,000 of the more than 40,000 who attend usf are from other countries. many incensed over his polarizing comments. >> if he says anything >> reporter: amanda won't step inside the sun dome. instead make her point from out

workers repaired the rip, and re-inflated the dome, last week. briar cliff university uses the dome, in south sioux city, for indoor sports practices and softball games. a crew from canada was flown into fix the facility. students at one sioux city school are taking a stand against bullying. they call themselves the positive spartans. the group joined efforts with the council sexual assault and domestic violence, holding school assemblies at spalding park elementary school, this morning. the students of spalding parar have a group of their own, called the positive possumum panthers. bothroups have a message for bullies. "i hope that they figure out that bullying isn't the right way to go," said 7th grader, carter vanderloo. "just make friends and always be positive. it doesn't feel good to be bullied. i know that because i was bullied myself, so i want to try and help others." e positive spartans s an after-school proroam for students at east middle school who want to make a positive difference when it comes to bullying. straight ahead how to kee

@he was firing up the crowd of at @least 12 thowl in a packed house @at the usf sun dome. @evan was out there tonight and @evan, you got to hear the whole @thing. @>> sipt ya, donald sint cynthia, donald trump was in @his glory, there were 12,000 @people in there, they stopped @him for applause many, many @times, it was something you @might see at a church or rock @concert or something like that, @and donald trump was certainly @in his glory here. @he hit on all of his main @points, all of his main topics, @he talked about the wall, his @negotiating tactics, he talked @about how successful he would be @in battling countries like iran. @take a look. @here is donald trump at the usf @sun dome several hours ago. @here se walking on stage. @donald trump knows that the @boost that florida could give @him since it is a primary winner @take all type of state, he spent @a lot of time talking about how @he owns the golf course in @miami. @he says he cut a good deal for @that golf course, he says that's @a sign that he'd be a good @negotiator with iran. @employed many of them, also

." 3 the dome... which used to be visable next to this building... suffered a tear in the fabric along one side. numerous briar cliff teams use the old golf dome for practice and even indoor games. the dome was deflated for safety reasons and to keep it from tearing more. a member of the company that built will be coming to town to evaluate thehe situation. 3 3 sioux city firefighters are trying to figure out what caused a car to catch fire this evening on the west side.that call went out just after 6- 30 this evening at a home just off hamilton boulevard... where a pickup truck caught fire as the driver was backing into their driveway..crews were able to put that fire out... but say they're puzzled as to how it started. 3 a deadly train crossing in northeast nebraska is back in the news tonight.at least two people have been killed in recent years in several train- versus- vehicle accidents at the level crossing between highway 77 and e street in thurston county. today... there was another accident at

companies getting shares of iron dome funding? >> there's only one signed co-production agreement today. we're working on another co-production agreement. we're garagering and i won't go into the percent, but it's not significant. not small percent of work share that's come back to the united states with iron dome. >> not insignificant. >> not significant. and i'm very comfortable that that agreement has panned out not just for us but for israel and importance of that system. yeah. >> time for one more question. >> let's go here. go ahead. >> is india doing work right now to upgrade the patriot system? >> army program. army improvements. yeah. >> the funding for israel is in the 125 -- >> that's correct. over 100 million. >> the co-production agreement when do you anticipate completing that and is it not correct that the congress has asked for that to be a 50-50 split on both iron dome and david sling? >> i don't know that specifically. certainly interest. i would guess on the percent. but i can tell you that we're working hard wi

trump. >> reporter: we're actually outside the sun dome. this is actually where the line is going in. so we're kind of in between two different very different school of thoughts. we have folks coming into the rally here. these are folks who have tickets and they have been waiting in line for quite a long time, and then over here on my left, we have the protesters for democratic society, and others who are joining to protest donald trump in what they are calling a dump trump rally. so it's kind of an interesting little slice of democracy here that we're kind of caught in between. folks going into line here. a lot of people say they waited about an hour to get into the doors here, which they opened it is now almost 6:02, so not a bad wait for folks, but definitely getting a taste of protesters as they come in the front door here at the sun dome. back to you. . >> interesting out there tonight. thank you, carson. >>> we're learning more about the man killed by a wrong way driver. more than two dozen wrong way crashes in the bay area since 2008

we begin with mark rivera inside the sun dome. there is no lack of energy out there. >> reporter: we are in the thick of it. the last time we spoke there was 1200 people here. now take a look at all of the people behind me. there are about 5,000 people in here, half capacity so far. it is a big day for donald trump coming to tampa. one of the biggest names going for the republican side of the ticket. now i am joined by nicole orchard, who is a supporter here. you drove several hours to get here. what is your biggest issue with trump now? what are you thinking he'll do for the country? >> i really think that he is not political correct and he is not afraid to say what he thinks. i think we need less government. we need a smaller government. we need less taxes. we need more support for small business owners.

doors open at the usf sun dome at 5:00. the event begins at 7:00 p.m. >>> well today the pope will hold a historic meeting in cuba. pope francis will meet with the russian orthodox pay tray ark. razl castro will host the meeting. it's the first time the pope and the russian orthodox at aty ark have met since the church split nine centuries ago. the meeting will last about >>> 8 is on your side again in cuba. a u.s. congresswoman from from the bay area is leading a delegation cuba. news channel 8's jeff patterson is back in cuba right now. he is explaining why the delegation is there. >> reporter: i'm jeff patterson back on the streets of havana. change is coming to cuba. congresswoman kathy castor is on her way here to see what impact political change is having on the average cuban. she is going to find that americans are filling up the hotel, the restaurant, the bars and they are having an impact on the cuban economy. what do the cubans think about americans coming down in so many numbers? >> i will say i don't know that a

the dome should be completly operational by the weekend. lukas: the long- children's museum has officially been opened tothe public. " children at launchpad" this project has bebe in the works for 12 years. the museum is an educational and interactive experience, where children can get their creative juices flowing. exhibits feature elements of the world around us, with themes of water, wind, and building. the executive director says he's excited to have the museum finally open to the community. launchpad executive director bob fitch says, "it's just a fantnttic feeling to be able to open this to the greater siouxland area, uhit's just gonna be a tremendodo asset familys and grandparents. kids are absolutely are gonna love it, they're gonna have a ton of fun and uh they're gonna learn something along the way." launchpad is targeted for children 6 months to 10 years old. they're open tuesday through sunday. lukas: sioux city elementary students lined up yesterday for a chance to take things in life "symphony sound " fourth grade to enjoy a s

in south sioux city.the dome... which is owned by briar cliff university... was *deflated* last week after a rip was found in the fabric following the big blizzard. this morning... a repair expert was in town to assess the damage. the university hopes to get the dome back up as soon as possible.... possibly by the end of this week. 3 "i know the coaches are excited about we had to cancel a softball tournament last weekend. she is trying to reschedule that for this weekend, the coaches also where doing great in track this year. so having an indoor facility to get the kids back to practicing here is really important to them. baseball is starting so we got all our outdoor sports starting now so it critical we get it up fast."the owner of the repair company says getting the dome "do-able"... but it's a tedious process. 3 sioux city firefighters puts themselves in harms way everyday. 3 our siouxland news reporter kayla novak takes you behind the scenes to show you how the firefighters spend their days inside the fire hou

@here is donald trump at the usf @sun dome several hours ago. @here se walking on stage. @donald trump knows that the @boost that florida could give @him since it is a primary winner @take all type of state, he spent @he owns the golf course in @miami. @he says he cut a good deal for @that golf course, he says that's @a sign that he'd be a good @negotiator with iran. @he also says he loves florida's @hispanics and that he has @employed many of them, also fair @to say jeb bush never thought he @would be booed this much in @florida. @he had several attack lines @against jeb bush. @he also went on the attack @against ted cruz. @trump went on about how bush is @only in the race because he has @raised money but then made fun @of bush for doing so poorly in @new hampshire. @trump also insisted he would @make america a rich country @again in his words and it @wouldn't take long to close our @deficit. @>> we are going to put ourselves @in such an unbelievable @position. @we're going to start making @money and we have to. @a woman -- i tell this story all @the time, it was a few w

saturday, the coyote women sent the dome out with a victory over south dakota state. today the men tried to do the same. it was also senior day as the coyotes hosted denver. opening possession for usd - trey norris goes baseline, pulls up and hits the jumper - norris scored 10 as u-s-d got out to a 10-4 lead. 7 minutes in - yotes up 4 - tre burnette - u-s-d up 12-to-6. later, coyotes hoing on to a 1- point lead - tyler flack with the steal and the slam - flack had 10 points, 9 boards. then , cutting to the hoop is burnette - the senior had 14 points - five coyotes scored in double figures - balance has been u-s-d's m-o this season. but it's denver that gets the last laugh - joe rosga beats the buzzer with a three to end the half - the pioneers spoil u-s-d's dakotadome finale, 76-to-71. the nebraska women, without big ten assist leader rachel theriot against purdue. first quarter, huskers down four - jessica shepard with the nice look inside to allie havers - nebraska within 2. 2nd quarter - havers is the beneficiary of a fortuitous bounce - havers scored 12 points - b

who changed american politics, donald trump rallies the faithful at university of south florida sun dome and stirred up some protesters, some outside shouting dump trump, others inside causing enough trouble that they were escorted back outside. most of his opponents are still hard at work trying to win over supporters in south carolina, but trump has such a comfortable lead in the polls that he feels just as comfortable taking the long way around south carolina through florida. our political reporter candace live with reaction from the sun dome. >> reporter: keith, good evening. no matter how you feel about donald trump there was no denying that the crowd inside the sun dome tonight was electric. they beat record attendance tonight just less than 1,000 people and as donald trump pointed out, there was still people outside wanting to get in that couldn't get in. it was like the second coming of the beatles, ralliers with signs and fans without shirts and donald trump in all of his glory. >> oh, was that a protester? get him the hell out of here. by the way, folks, how stupid. this guy, y

sioux city.the dome... which is owned by briar cliff university... wasdeflated* last week after a rip was found in the fabric following the big blizzard. this morning... a repair expert was in town to assess the damage. the university hopes to get the dome back as soon as possible.... possibly by the end of thihiweek. 3 sioux city firefighters puts themselves in harms way everyday. 3 our siouxland news reporter kayla novak takes you behind the scenes to show you how the firefighters spend their days inside the fire house. 3 a fire house is a simple building to most.... but a home to those who put themselves in harm's way. "it's your second home. we are here every third day we spend the entire time, so a third of our life is with this family." and d th the family atmosphere.. obviously there who does the real work."that's an age old question to every fire department is engine versus truck. // i like being on the truck cause they get to go to every fire but as soon as i'm on the engine then i will jump ship a

scott saville has highlights from the uni dome. the day started with a bang do the uni women paige knodle fresh of her win in the heptathlon took gold in the 60 hirdles with an mvc record time of.8.24. i keep feeling myself this is the last time running the hurdles hept in the dome. the uni men picked up some points in the 60 hurdles from. daydaurice fountain who finished@3rd in 7.99 in the womens 400 the panthers maddie beeler won her heat and finished d 3rd with a time of 55.85. in the high jump kassidy sharp of northern iowa finished 2nd with a jump 5'7 the panthers dominated the womens 800 and what a finish amber clock holds off her teammate brette corey to win with a time of 2:14.39. other better and finally another record breaking performance from brandon carnes in the 60. with mvc all time beat 6.69. i just wanted to win and get the record so im happy from the dome scott saville tv 9 sports thanks josh. memeorologist a dubuque organization is re-inventing a fun and interactive way for people with physicalal disabilities to g

able to see the dome right next to this building. it got a tear in during the storm. quite a few briar cliff teams use the old golf dome for practice... even indoor games. now the dome's deflated to stay safe... keep it from tearing more. someone from the company that built the dome will be coming to town to see how hard it'll be to fix. 3 and how many days after the blizzard now... the city is still digging itself out. some folks in sioux city are losing patience.people along west 5th street say it took them more than 48 hours to see a plow... one homeowner told us that they've done everything right... and feel like the city just isn't doing its job. 3 "travel has been close to impossible. we've had our cars off the street ready for the plows to come and, like i said, it's day two and no snow and no plow."3 county engineer mark nahra says the *amount* of snow we got is what's really causing issues for removal crews. 3 "with the amount of snow we got, it's been a challenge getting it all off the roads. bit behind on this one compared

. >>> standing room only at the sun dome. donald trump about to turn the country around. >> loved ones will gather in just a few hours in sarasota to remember and cyclist hit and killed by a driver. the driver is still not behind bars. what police are looking for season current -- continues. they take over ybor city tonight. everything you need to know before you go at 7 o'clock. >>> good morning, everybody. i am in the low. if you walk outside this morning, it is definitely a little bit warmer. >>> thank you for joining us. we will get to all of your news but first, let's talk about the weather. a nice start to the day but changes are coming. >>> we have a front moving through right now. a dry front that will bring us rain. but if you're heading out, you will need a coat. you will need a little extra time this morning. we are seeing some fog around the region. this is our livestock from mainsail beach looking out across the sand and the gulf of mexico. we are seeing a little bit of haze. visibility is down to a mile along th

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"the dome is also home to the chargers' softball and baseball teams... and it's a practice facility for the school's football team. 3 after 13 - years... the sioux city's children's museum is now open.the launchpad children's museum at the corner of sixth and pearl streets officially opened yesterday morning. the process of getting the museum built took a *long* time... but some community leaders say it was worth the wait. 3 "this is...been working on this project for so long, it's life."the launchpad children's museum is open every day except monday. it costs 8 bucks to get in. if you want a yearly membership for the family... those start at 85 dollars. 3 some siouxland elementary students enjoyed a musical field trip to the orpheum theatre. siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll was at this *musical* event. 3 natsfrom beethoven to tchaikovsky(nats) to singing along to the stars and stripes forever(nats) thousands of 4th graders across siouxland got a first hand look at the sioux city orchestra. titled 'the sioux city orchestra's users guide'... this a

>> reporter: most likely not a dome. but, probably will have a roof. maybe a retractable roof. the team is also looking for new technology that might allow them to have a roof and a natural grass field. so, they are looking at a lot of options keith. >> jeff patterson reporting live with all the speculations and the twists an turns that come with the rays. thank you jeff. >>> well tonight, a clear water doctor is out of jail and nowhere to be found. battering a patient during an exam. police tell us dr. john dyius sexually battered a woman at the florida spine institute in clearwater. according to a witness affidavit, he admitted to inappropriately kissing and touching the woman against her will. >> it never crossed my mine. he is a great surgeon. me and myself and family feel comfortable around him. >> but not anymore. she is now looking for a new doctor. we couldn't track him down at his new business called infinity neurosurgery. >>> now, 8 on your side's your vote coverage. the new hampshire primaries with candace mccowan live from new hampshire. >> in about an hour, florida

autographing a baby's hand as he was going around the crowd at a rally. the hype. >> i'll build a dome around it and make somebody pay for it i'm not sure. >> usf graduate students say they expect 300 protestors to outside the sun dome. but trump's message about making america great again is something that unites his supporters. trump's challenge tonight will be to convince people in the arena that he can be a true leader. >> i don't subscribe to virtually anything he says. but, you know, he's entitled to come here. he obviously has some support here. and we'll treat him like we do any other candidate. >> reporter: doors open at 5 for the 7:00 rally. guests get in for free and general admission registration >> we have a crew starting at 5 o'clock with live reporting. you can see it tomorrow at news 6 at 9:00 and we'll have a wrap of last night's prime debate between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> we're expecting a big warmup to end a chilly week. >> that's right. meteorologist troy bridges is pinpointing all of that for us, setting us up for a nice valentine's day weekend. >> i

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the usf sun dome holds more than 10,000 people, and that doesn't include all of the people that will be down here on the ground level. as you mentioned, they had been lining up here since ten in the morning, and again in two hours, trump expected to be here, and people that we have been talking to off camera are fired up. and i bet they are even more fired up now that they're being let into the building. that's where we find our car carson chambers. how is it outside? just as crazy as in here? >> reporter: yeah, the line has been growing all day long. it wraps all the way around the sun dome. a lot of people here waiting to see donald trump. thousands of people who say they want to see him in person. some who aren't even voting for him. >> she's 90 years old in the nursing home. that's why i came back. >> tammy picket's pillow was hand stitched in kentucky. >> he has charisma. he has got it, and he tells what he thinks of you. >> reporter: she hopes to have it signed by donald trump in tampa. >> everyone here probably is about the same thing, wants to get up close and see him. >> rep

saturday, the coyote women sent the dome out with a victory over south dakota state. today the men tried to do the same. it was also senior day as the coyotes hosted denver. opening possession for usd - trey norris goes baseline, pulls up and hits the jumper - norris scored 10 as u-s-d got out to a 10-4 lead. 7 minutes in - yotes up 4 - tre burnette - with the nice take to the cup - u-s-d up 12-to-6. 1- the steal and the slam - flack had 10 points, 9 then , cutting to the hoop is burnette - the senior had 14 points - five coyotes scored in double figures - balance has been u-s-d's m-o this season. but it's denver that gets the last laugh - joe rosga beats the buzzer with a three to end the half - the pioneers spoil u-s-d's dakotadome finale, 76-to-71. you've got five seniors that you're honoring, and then just the end of an era," said head coach craig smith. "thirty-seven years in the dome, some tremendous tradition, and a lot of fantastic teams and great players. you want to go out on the right note, you know, being victorious. just dug ourselves too big of a hole."

mark's in now with sports - south dakota playing its farewell to the dome against denver. highlights and reaction from vermillion is coming up next. plus - the iowa state men win without one of their biggest stars.

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>> reporter: even before donald trump agains here tonight you can expect to see lots of sun dome. when it comes to what he'll say you never know. it is more than likely he'll keep with the theme of make america great again. our political analyst says this is drawing in conservatives who are tired of our system and feel like washington can not get anything done because the system is broken. voters want to see an outsider in the white house and love that trump has a reputation of being a deal maker who appears to accomplish what he sets out to do. donald trump has not laid out any policy plans. it is unlikely we'll get that tonight. >> what do you think he'll talk about tomorrow? >> himself, his poll numbers he is not much on policy and no one gets in depth policy ideas from him. >> reporter: it is likely there will be some undecided voters tonight. experts say donald trump's job is to convince them that he is a true leader. there is a lot of buzz surrounding tonight's event. i have been talking with other people trying to send counter messages to trump's campaign. i'll have that in

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be here at the sun dome the lines go all the way around the sun dome itself. there are people waiting to get in the doors are open. they are excited. and now trump according to the people here has given many of the people hope that is the main thing i'm hearing that i have been spoking to. and they believe that about now. they say for eight years during the presidency. trump has given few specifics, they like his vote on border troll and the fight against isis. >>> several people here have said they don't off -- love the vulgaritys. they want that toned down and are here anyway. >> i'm very excited. i come from the east coast. >> why did you make a long trip, i want to see trump. >> he is the only one that can straighten the country out. >> what he is speaking is dangerous, homo phobic t is going back to the past where we do not. >> there was a heated moment with a group of protestors, the protestors came right in line next to the supporters they started hitting a pinata of trump and that he is racist and preying on fears. several law enforcement got very clos

we called the sun dome. they are not aware of a rally yet. we'll let you know when the trump campaign makes an official announcement. >>> new at 6:00, sarasota's popularity of visitors continues to grow. hotel developers see it, too. six hotels are planned for the downtown area. one of them opened today. >> 10 news reporter isabel mascareas is digging deeper to see if the area can handle the new visitors the hotel will attract. >> reporter: downtown sarasota opens its first new hotel in ten years. >> we are hearing that people really want to be in a vibrant downtown. with 139 rooms. five more hotels are planned. including the westin on u.s. 41 and a block north the embassy suites bringing a thousand new hotel rooms. >> they are looking at the demand we have had in the last couple years and high occupancy. >> reporter: on average sarasota hotels maintain a 71% occupancy level and are nearly sold out in february and march. can the area sustain six more hotels? >> you would need 125,000 new visitors a year. >> reporter: with sarasota seeing 90,0