al wins 2 tickets to alan jackson! coming up in sports...iowa's jarrod uthoff accomplished something no hawkeye has done since 1966. find out what honor he received up ahead. tim plus iowa state wrapped up a stretch of four ranked opponents ininive games ainst west virginia tonight. highlights from hilton coliseum state squared off with a top-15 opponent. so far, , e clones have gone 2-1 in those games and with a win tonight against west virginia, isu could move into a tie for second place in the big twelve. steve prohm and bob huggins, their first ever game against each other. early in the first...matt thomas...more than just a catch and shoot guy...nails the step back triple. then off the dribble...he connects from distance and the thomas wasn't the only offense though..eorges niang...rough night with turnovers, makes up for a bit of it here with three. then it's monte morris...he tickles the twin from range and the cyclones doubling up the mountaineers 7 and a half minutes in. they'd go on a run too...and this, the

next week will bring a cooldown and strong winds. 2 tickets to alan jackson is tonight's ask fred prize! jenna/tim/fred thanks, fred. still to come... still to come... we take a look at america's untold journey. as we survey one little known piece of the underground railroad as we celebrate black history month jennununrground railroad that would bring slaves from the south to freedom in the northern territories. but did you know the first underground railroad actually went south to a section of florida that offered freedom. it's part of america's untold journey as we celebrate black history month. " by the late 1600s, slaves head south in search of freedom . james bullock - 01:07:57:00 - in 1687 the first group of would have been called fugitives. they had escaped bondage from the english plantations in the carolinas. anthony dixon - i think it is important though, that the underground railroad first came south to florida. james bullococ- we don't know how many people attempted the journey. we don't know how many failed. kathy deegan - it wasn't an easy, immediate path to freedom becaus

connie wins 2 tickets to see alan jackson on april 30 at the tyson events center! we'll have two more tickets next week, so keep the questions coming! (jenna) thanks, fred! (fred) you bet! everybody and welcome into the abc9 sportszone, i'm chris palmquist. alex walker is on the disabled list tonight, but no worries... we'll check out 11 basketball games and a wrestling meet tonight with stops in sioux city, norfolk, rock valley, battle creek and others, but we'll begin with a pair de facto conference championship games. fourth ranked cherokee and number one western christian are both 12-1 in lakes conference play and the winner of tonight's regular season finale, also claims the conference crown. the wolfpack won the first meeting between these two 82-56 just three weeks ago. second quarter.....paityn hagberg drills the three for the braves....with a payton manning jersey in the back...how about that!! then itstsshytn veerbeekekor western...off glass and good...wolfpack up 36-25..... feenstra buries the big-time three......western christian up six at the break....

kevin wins 2 alan jackson tickets! here's ananl nino update.e.ou can see we havbeen well above the el nino threshold this past fall and winter. it's been a strong el nino. to the right of the dotted line, we see the different model solutions--quite a wide variety! the dotted line tepresents the average of tse models, which suggests a switch to la nina by next winter. la nina is the oppostite of el nino and a la nina winter usually follows an el nino winter. what woulthat mean for us? if it materializes, we would likely see a cold and stormy tim: coming up in sports...lawton- bronson is in search of their first state berth since 2013. find out if the e eagles could avoid an upset against boboen- hull on the tournament trail. jenna: plus iowa state was looking for some rare success in waco tonight. find out if the cyclones could win back to back games for the first time this month after the break. jenna/tim/chris: chlately this season, but over the past couple of years, it's been all down when n comes to trips to babaor

we have 2 final alan jackson tickets to give away tonight on ask fred! keep those questions coming to fhexom@kcautv.c abc9 news facebook page. jenna/tim/fred (jenna) (fred) you bet! tim: and when we come back..a story out of a small town in florida that celebrates black history month tim: americlessons are emerging from a small town in florida. int augustine was instrumental in shaping the dialogue of racial equality in our country. jenna: but it's not a story that gets a lot of attention. until now. all month long we'll be bringing you special reports unveiling aspects of this historic city. today we take you to the 19-60's and a neighborhood called lincolnville. " " trt: 1:55 narr 20 - by the 1960's, lincolnville had stronghold of middle class values and commerce. otis mason 00:06:02:00 lincolnville was never totally segregated in terms of living. i can recall when i was a kid on the corner of, what is now ml king and lincoln street, there were a couple of grocery stores located in the immediate neighborhood that were owned and operated by jewish famil

next week will bring a cooldown and strong winds. 2 tickets to alan jackson is tonight's ask fred prize! fred: tim: jenna: we've gotten a lot of school closings called into the station over the last 24 hours or so. but none as creative as this one that came from a private school in omaha. "duchense is gonna have a snow day on february 2. you can stay in your pj's all day long, bake cookies, binge-watch netflix, too..." that's the principal at duchense (do- shane) academy.... an all-girls school in omaha. the clip is going viral now. you can listen to the whole song the whole song on our abc9 news did you know slimmer, taller and more confident? no... stand up! coming up, the power of posture! jenna: netherlandthe dutch national police are testing out target the unmanned devices that some consider a nuisance. the bald eagles have been trained to swoop in and neatly dispose of any unwanted electronic interlopers. the dutch company that came up with the idea calls them a "low tech solution for a high tech problem. jenna: is there a quick fix taller and more while improving your health? tur

tonight's ask fred prize will be 2 tickets to alan jackson at the tyson on april 30! email or facebook your weather questions! jenna/tim/fred (jenna) thanks, fred! (fred) you bet! jenna: still to come... today's new hampshire's big voting day. an update from the first in the nation primary in impressions on the national stage during the first in the nation caucus, tim: but today all eyes are on new hampshire as they host the first in the nation primary. tim: we have a familiar face among the voters in the granite state jenna: reporter allison warren is in manchester allison, has it been a busy one there? allison: it's an exciting day here in new hampshire as we await the close of many polling locations in just a few hours. polling locations were packed and often had long lines much of the day today. but while voters enjoyed voting indoors in the heat... some volunteers were the snow or trying to make one last appeal as people walked inside to cast their ballots. david wilson, campaigning for clinton "i'd do it for any candidate. it's part of the process and i think it

we have 2 final alan jackson tickets to give away tonight on ask fred! keep those questions coming to fhexom@kcautv.c om or enter on our abc9 news facebook page. fred: tim: jenna: (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) you bet! (fred) you bet! jenna: it's a condition thought to affect 0.10" of rain. radar shows dry conditions now, but later tonight a light mix of snow and freezing drizzle will be possible. cloudy skies are seen on the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. 37 was the high today and 34 the low. in storm lake, plenty of clouds are seen on the skycam hd. 36 is our sioux city temperature. local temperatures range from the 20s to the 40s. winds are system dropped plenty of snow and ice in parts of central iowa. and you can see tonight's system currently pushing through the dakotas. the stormcast hd shows the arrival of mainly snow in the east tonight. there could be some light freezing drizzle as well, so look out for slick spots. after that, we can look forward to a big warmup friday. the snow forecast sho

stars such as o'shea jackson, david alan greer walked the red carpet. anthony anderson, star of the abc sitcom blackish, hosted the show. awards were given in the categories of television, music, literature and film. there's the fresh prince. >> i've noticed every time i start dating, my friends always say to me, aren't you concerned she's only going out with you because you have some money x & you're on tv? no. why else would she go out with me? of course that's why she's going out with me. that's one of the benefits. that's why i did this in the what do you think, she has a penchant for old bald men? she's supposed to like me for myself? i don't even like me for myself. jonathan: larry david host the sat night live for the first time ever. the musical guest was the 1975. don't worry. we've got bernie. >> we need to unite and work together if we're going to get through this. >> sounds like socialism to me. >> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders made an appearance last night. he appeared alongside his dople ganger. e, as you can see there,

jackson. a winter storm watch is in effect along with record low temperatures possible tonight. storm team 10 has been tracking the cold and the next winter storm heading our way. alan auglis joins us with the latest. alan ... wind chill advisory in effect until 10 am sunday. winter storm watch in effect sunday afternoon through noon snow, sleet and freezing rain. tonight: clear and blustery with lows in the single digits to low teens. wind chills in the single digits to below 0. sunday: clouds thicken and cold with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. sunday night: snow develops with lows in the low 20s. monday: snow transitions over to a wintry mix of sleet then freezing rain by monday afternoon and evening. highs in the low to mid 30s. tuesday: morning freezing rain or rain ends by midday. highs in the mid 40s. wednesday: partly sunny and milder with mountain snow showers. the high 47. thursday: mostly sunny braving the cold weather to cast the democratic primary is underway at the berglund center. the mayor's seat is up for grabs along with several city council positions. wsls ten's duke carter is live in ronaoke. duke polls close in less than an hour. how is vote

>> nbc's halle jackson for us there in easily. thank you so much for that. alanassachusetts has the kennedys. and south carolina has the wilsons. son of long time congressman joe wilson. let's start with the news of the day. let's start with donald trump's comments, the pope's comments. i want to get your reaction donald trump lashing out. this is more of what trump had to say. take a listen. >> if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, which as everyone know says isis's ultimate trophy, i can promise you that the pope would have only wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president. true. it's true. because this would not have happened. >> your reaction to that? >> craig, you can't write this stuff in hollywood. >> no, no, you can't. >> i mean, i just heard these comments. i don't have the full context of it. i don't think i'm qualified as attorney general to weigh in. i don't know the context in which the pope made the comments. i can't imagine someone's val salvation would be whether they built a bridge or wall between two countries. even the h

alan cranston. former florida governor ruben askew, and the reverend jesse jackson. the des moines register hosted this 2 1/2-hour event and our coverage is courtesy of iowa public television. >> good afternoon and welcome to the iowa democratic debate, sponsored by the "des moines register." i'm james p. gannon, editor of the "register," and i'll be the moderator of today's debate. nine days from today iowa democrats will gather in precinct meetings across the state to begin the process of selecting the 1984 democratic nominee for president. the eight democrats competing for support in iowa are here with us today to dis