albright says clinton is committed toighting for women and families. she says clinton's work to elevate gender equality is a key part in advancing women's economic empowerment. "she works very very hard and is really smart," says former secretary of state madeleine albright. "she is going to roll up here sleeves and do it. so, i think that she is the very best candidate, not only now, but anybody that i've seen in terms of running for r esident." now, there were about 75 people showed up at this morning's "women for hillary" event. "it's exciting to be here," says gail dooley, a democrat from sioux city. "i love love love iowa in the political season. the up-close and personal aspect of politics in iowa is unmatched and i'm just so proud that i can participate in this process." after her sioux city visit, albright was set to continue her clinton campaigning in council bluffs and west des moines. sheila? the day after the democrats' big debate in the desert, even donald trump is saying hillary clinton had a great night. steve handelsman has the story fr

secretary albright: i do think we need to do more.e united states, as the pope remind us, is a country of immigrants, where i think people are very grateful to come here. i know i am, and will always be. i do think that what has to happen is to figure out if we want others to do what they are supposed to do, which is bring the refugees in, then we have to take the lead on it. we have ant obligation to explain why this ,s important, but ultimately and i'm so thrilled to be an american, but i think most people want to live in the country where they were born, which means we have to work to resolve the issues that make people actually pick up and leave, and walked for miles, and , and beingf drowning treated like animals. i think that we do have an obligation to do more. >> you had a background in practical politics before becoming a diplomat. how can you imagine the democratic party making the case to opening the borders to more refugees? secretary albright: i do think that one of the issues that is always out there is how domestic and

albright spoke to a crowd of over 70 people. but she wasn't the only one hoping to sway voters in sioux city. kentucky senator rand paul was town...speaking at moringside college this morning. paul is wrapping up his "10- thousand college tour" through iowa. his goal is to get 10-thousand college students to caucus for him. paul says he believes he can hit that goal....because he's campaigning for issues that he says affect millenials. 'i think the drug war has gone way overboard and we actuallty do have people in jail for maurijuana offenses and i think that's crazy. we'll also talk quite a bit about the war because i think the people that end up fighting the war are the young people or our country." said (r-ky) senator rand paul, gop presidential candidate. he also discussed the nsa's surveillance of billions of american's phone records. and the need to reducecehe natitial debt. his tour was definitely geared towards a younger crowd...with the slogan "students stand with rand." rand paul completed the last leg of his college t

albright says clinton is committed to fighting for women and families. she says clinton's work to elevate gender equality is a key part in advancing women's economic empowerment. some of the reasons why albright says she believes hillary clinton should be president. "she works very very hard and is really smart," says former secretary of state madeleine albright. "she is going to roll up here sleeves and do it. so, i think that she is the very best candidate, not only now, but anybody that i've seen in terms of running for president." about 75 people showed up at this morning's "it's exciting to be here," says gail dooley, a democrat from sioux city. "i love love love iowa in the political season. the up-close and personal aspect of politics in iowa is unmatched and i'm just so proud that i can participate in this process." after her sioux city visit, albright was set to continue her clinton campaigning in council bluffs and west des moines. there's almost as much talk today about who was not on the stage at last night's democratic presidential debate as

about 50 people were at this morning's event... as albright talked about the woman who she considers a close friend. albright discussed her work as secretary of state during bill clinton's time in office... along with hillary's achievements... including her performance in last night's debate. "i think hilary clinton has more experience in terms of dealing with issues whether from the prospective of first lady, senator, s sretary of state, andnd then also as a totally commentated american to making a better life for american people and internationally." after albright's talk... she had a meet and greet opportunity... signing books and taking pictures with people who attended the event. diana>> hillary's campaign not the only one holding an event in six city this morning. republican presidential candidate senator rand paul of college this morning. in his talk... paul focused on his stance against government collection of phone records... and his opposition to jail time for marijuana possession. he also talked aboututoreign policy... specifically the situation with russia in syria. "in

ally smart," says former secretary of state madeleine albright. "she is going to roll up here sleeves and do it. so, i think that she is the very best candidate, not only now, but anybody that i've seen in terms of running for president." about 75 people showed up to support hillary clinton's run for the white house. "it's exciting to be here," says gail dooley, a democrat from sioux city. "i love love love iowa in the political season. the up-close and personal aspect of politics in iowa is unmatched and d m just so proud thatat can participate in this process." after her sioux city visit, albright was set to continue her clinton campaigning in council bluffs and west des moines. thanks brianna. this mororng, republican carly fiorina will be talklkg with students at spirit lake high school. then she'll take part in a town hall meeting at the clay county fair grounds in spencer starting at 10:30 this morning. for the past year-and-a- half workers have been busy at a shipyard in w wconsin working on the uss sioux city. ktiv's matt breen got a rare

albright has pledged her support to hillary clinton and and spoke at campaign event today. albright is the first woman secretary of state, and hillary clinton is running to be the first woman prsident. she says the two share a committment to fighting for women and families... and gender equality as a key pillar of " " hillary has done an amazing job with that as sec of state. the way she portrays our values and knows the issues better than anyone i've seen." stephanie: on top of her west des moines stop, albright also went to sioux city and council bluffs. stephanie coming up on local 5 news at five... what's u-s city passes out the best halloween candy? here's a hint...it's not far from here. and-- jack: " ""the last thing we want to do is put a gun in somebody's hands, that's going to commit a crime." jack: the national gun debate rages on in a midwestern city. the latest-- straight ahead. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad

after albright's talk... she meet with people... after albright's talk... she meet with people... signing books... and taking pictures with folks who were there. jake>> but hillary's campaign wasn't the only one in sioux city yesterday morning. republican presidential candidate senator rand paul... of kentucky... talked at morningside college yesterday. paul talked about how he's against government collection of phone records... and jail time for marijuana possession. he also talked about foreign policy... specifically the situation with russia in syria. "in no way should we say absolutely we are going to shoot down russian airlines or russian fighters that go into a certain space. i think it's a really bad idea, and interestingly you've got that bad idea coming from hillary clinton and about a half a dozen republicans as well. i think it shows the uniqueness of my candidacy, that i'm the one saying i'm not sending our sons and daughters back into iraq." yesterday's stop was part of paul's 'iowa 10 - thousand' college tour... where he's hoping to recruit 10 - thousand iowa college

about 50 people were at this morning's event... as albright talked about the woman who she considers a close friend. albright discussed her work as secretary of state during bill clinton's time in office... along with hillary's achievememts... including her performance in last night'ss debate. "i think hilary clinton has more experience in terms of dealing with issues whethefrom the prospective of first lady, then also as a totally commentated american to making a better life for american people and internationally." after albright's talk... she had a meet and greet opportunity... signing books and taking pictures with people who attended the event. diana>> hillary's campaign not the only one holding an event in sioux city this morning. republican presidential candidate senator rand paul of kentucky spokeket morningside college this morning. in his talk... paul focused on his stance against government collection of phone records... and his opposition to jail time for marijuana possession. he also talked about foreign policy... specifically the situation with russia in syria. "in no w

albright spoke to a crowd of over 70 people. but she wasn't the only one hoping to sway voters in sioux city. tim: city...is losing a popular staple. al woudstra...who once owned the woudstra meat market....is retiring after more than 7 decades behind the counter. deborah souverain joins us now with more. tim al woudstra knows his customers on a first name basis...and can even remember their favorite cuts of meat. but after a lifetime on the job...he's starting a new chapter natpop -- "thanks margaret" he knows his customers by name... "i started in this meat market when i was 15 years old," said al woudstra now 87 year's old... al woudstra is retiring after 72 years...as the counter man at this orange city, iowa meat market that bares his name. "i've enjoyed my work here very much," said woudstra. first established in 1925 by his father jim. al....has worked through 4 different owners at the woudstra meat market...including his own. "i'm going to miss the meat market very much but i'm thankful i'm still able to be around," said

about 50 people were at this morning's event... as albright talkededbout the woman who she consnsers a close friend. albright discussed her work as secretary of stateuring bill clinton's time in office... along with hillary's achievements... including her performance in last night's debate. after albright's talk... she had a meet and greet opportunity... signing books and taking pictures with people who attended the event. larry>> hillary's campaign not the only one holding an event in sioux city this morning. republican presidential candidate senator rand paul of kentucky spoke at morningside college this morning. in his talk... paul focused on his stan against government cllection of phone records... and his opposition to jail time for marijuana possession. he also talked about the situation with russia in syria... saying shooting down russian planes is a bad idea... as is sending ground troops back to irarato fight isis. today's appearance was part of paul's 'iowa 10- thousand' college tour... where he's hoping to recruit 10- thousand iowa college students to commit to support him

it has been special year so far for the albright lions football team.oday looking to keep their undeet feeted season going at five-zero won of the top division three times in the country for the moment at least success is being overshadowed with news one of their players sits in the berks county prison accused of attempted murder in the stabbing of another player over the weekend. >>> there was an incident in one of our residence halls between two students who are residents of that hall. >> police say 18-year-old marquise stewart seen here in a photo from lehigh valley live.com when he played at freedom high school in bethlehem is accused of stabbing fellow freshman d a.m. ir madison. madison is still listed on the team's roster. stewart's name and photo already gone. >> the accused has been suspended from school. he is not to be on campus and there could be other sanctions. >> reporter: police say the two got into a scuffle on the edge of campus saturday night and then it picked up in their dormatory involving two groups of students and ended when madi

live at albright tonight is "action news" reporter walter perez. walter, what do police say sparked this stabbing? >> reporter: well, jim, police are still sorting out the details in this case but we're told it amounts to a pair of college athletes challenging each each other's manhood and things got heated. tonight one is in the hospital, the other stands accused of attempted murder. five months ago marcus stewart graduated from freedom high school in bethlehem wrapping up a standout football career with the patriots. the 18-year-old was just starting what was shaping up to be a promising football career at albright college in reading but tonight he's behind bars, accused of trying to murder one of his teammates. we spoke with albright students who simply cannot believe what happened this weekend. >> i didn't expect this kind of thing happening here. >> scary. so many incidents have been happening on college campuses lately. there's better ways to work things out than to stab. address thousand communicate better maybe. >> reporter: police say it s

ambassador madeleine albright. a lot of foreign policy discussion we heard the last day of half has been very dark tone. the world is going to know. the u.s. is retreating. things are going to put the russians are gaining ground. we don't want to deal wit with a crisis. which are overview? are things as bad as the tone, the description largely went with party lines but there is a town of just things are bad. what is your overview comment speak with the world sms. that's that's a diplomatic term of art but i am not feeling dark about it. i do think that there are whole post of issues that were not there before. some due to globalization. some due to the rise of technology. questions of identity, and what the role of the united states is. and i do think that president clinton said at first but i said it so often that i got identified with the word indispensable. we are indispensable but there is nothing in the word, the definition us is alone. i do think that what we are seeing is how the united states operates with

tune in to abc9 news at five for more on his and madelein albright's campaigning efforts here in sioux city jessica rae: republican presidential candidate jeb bush unveiled his plan to repeal and replace obamacare while campaigning in manchester, new hampshire. bush laid out a system he said is designed to cut back on regulation and lower health care costs. " (jeb bush/(r) presidential candidate) "in my plan, we would propose tax credits to those without employer coverage. so that they could pay for portable and secure insurance that provides preventative care and also provides comprehensive coverage for major medical events." jessica rae: bush called obamacare, quote, "an egregious example of government overreach that's wreaked havoc on the economy. " but he doesn't favor doing away with everything from the affordable care act. he said he envisions a system that allows the state exchanges to continue to exist, but they would not be mandatory. he added - quote - "we won't force people to buy coverage they don't want." jessica rae: a new sioux city kum & go is going up along gordon driv

albright says clinton is committed to fighting for women and families. "she works very very hard and is really smart," says former secretary of state madeleine albright. "she is going to roll up here sleeves and do it. so, i think that she is the very best candidate, not only now, but anybody that i've seen in terms of running for president." about 75 people showed up at this morning's event. a group that wants to legalize casino gambling at race tracks in nebraska will be asking voters to sign three petitions to get the issue on next year's ballot. "keep the money in nebraska" wants to change the state constitution to allow gambling with a 20-percent tax going to the state. a nebraska man has been convicted after a car- accident killed his best friend. in october of 2014, justin hogan was driving under the influence when his vehicle rolled over. the accident killed his best friend, 21-year old chase miller and injured three other passengers. today, 23-year-old hogan was sentenced to 180 days in jail and three years of probation, 200 hours of community s

ambassador madeleine albright was in sioux city campaigning for hillary clinton. she spoke to clinton supporters at the pierce mansion on wednesday. albright and clinton worked on may projects over the years, including holding a women's rights conference in china twenty years ago. it was during those trips that clinton earned the respect of albright, as the two formed a strong working relationship. >> there is no other way to describe it. the kind of attack team and traveling around and being partners. having the support of people on human rights issues, health issues. i think she is the best ambassador that america has. >> and, of course, we'll continue to keep you posted as the candidates and their staffs continue to crisscross the state of iowa. we'll be right back to show you this things nine things to know. we'll be right back. >> we're back more with "this week in siouxland." >> make sure to stick around for the second half of the hour for this week in iowa, where you can learn about an iowa congressional race that could get interesting in 2016. amanda gives

. >>> a freshman on the football team at albright college is charged with trying to kill his teammate. police say the 18-year-old suspect stabbed the victim with a corkscrew. walter perez is outside of the campus in reading berks county tonight with the full story. walter. >> reporter: well, reading police are calling this a prime example of senseless violence. two up and coming college football players have a misunderstanding and now one is in the hospital and the other's behind bars. 18-year-old marquise stuart was a standout football player at freedom high school in bethlehem. he was just beginning what was shaping up to be a promising football career at albright college in reading but tonight he's in jail, charged with attempted murder. his classmates at albright are stunned. >> i didn't expect something like that to happen here. >> scary because so many things have been happening on college campuses lately. there's better ways to work things out rather than to stab. >> reporter: investigators say it started unfolding this past saturday night when stewart got into a scuffle with a

jessica rae: albright spokekeo a crowd of o or 70 people. but she wasn't the only one hoping to sway voters in sioux city. jessica rae: kentucky senator rand paul was also in sioux city yesterday.... speaking at morningside college. paul is completing his "10-thousand college tour" through iowa. his goal is to get 10-t-tusand college studentsts to caucus for him. paul says he believes he can hit that goal... because he's campaigning for issues he says affect millenials. 'i think the drug war has gone way overboard and we actuallty do have people in jail for maurijuana offenses and i think that's crazy. we'll also talk quite a bit about ththwar because i think the people thatatnd up fighting the war are the young people or our country." said (r-ky) senator rand paul, gop presidential candidate. jessica rae: he also discussed the n-s-a's surveillance of billions of american's phone records. and the need to reduce the national debt. his tour is geared towards a younger crowd... with the slogan "students stand with rand." jessica rae: jeb bush h

albright says clintotois committed to fighting for women and families. about 75 people shed up for the event. after a beautiful day...a cooler night on the way! chief meterologist ron demers joins us from the storm team 4 weather center. freeze watch for western siouxland friday from 3 am until 9 am it's easy to get used to this mild weather that we once again gotot to enjoyytoday. but changes are still coming. the wind will kick up on thursday and this will be a colder wind that may keep us in the upper 60s for highs but cause temp_ to start falling quickly by the evening. by friday morning there could be areas of frost showing up in siouxland and for that reason, parts of northeast nebraska are under a freeze watch on friday from 3 am until 9 am. authorities investigating a fire at a business in ida grove, iowa. it broke out this morning at midwest industries in at a business in ida grove, iowa. it broke out this morning at midwest industries in the paint department's powder coating line. firefighters from ida grove, arthur, battle creek and hostein re

tim: albright will be in sioux city stumping for hillary clinton tomorrow morning. the first female secretary of state is hosting an event for clinton at the peirce mansion. the event, which takes place tomorrow between 8:45 to 10 am, requires you to r-s-v-p. jenna: to sign up for the event just click on our story about albright's visit at siouxlandmatters dot com. tim: sen. rand paul is campaigning in sioux city tomorrow morning. he will be attending 'morningside college students for rand rally' begining at 8:45 am. the event will take place at morningside college in the ups auditorium. the presidental candidate will then make his way to storm lake to attend a rally at buena vista university. this is all part of his iowa 10 thousand college tour. tim: hillary clinton and martin o'malley supporters hosted watch parties this evening. jenna: clinton supporters stated that they looked forward to hearing her stance on social and economic issues. while o'malley supporters believe that he has a proven track record to become the nominee. supporters at hillary's watch party

both were freshmen at albright college. a dispute led marquis stewart to stab demere madison several times with a cork screw. >> problems with the people before previously. and like a lot of like they were like antagonizing him a lot. and that led to that. >> pretty much of an anomaly. not a place we have these type of incidents that take place, assault with a knife, i've never heard of that at albright. >> madison is in stable condition. stewart has been suspended from the team and is now facing charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. >>> today some of the leading experts in education meet to discuss the challenges facing schools. dr. william hyde is part of the panel. the symposium on education is this morning at episcopal academy. the public is invited. >> mandating school uniforms the topic tonight at the easton area school board meeting after a staff survey showed 90% of staff agreed to consider a uniform policy. most parents support it too. the board is not expected to vote on that today though. >>> temple

also campaigning in iowa today, madeleine albright. stumping for fellow former secretary of state hillary clinton. albright says clinton is the most prepared candidate for president, highlighting her experience as first lady, senator and secretary of state. , steve: in other commitment 2016 news tonight a new national , fox news poll shows front-runner donald trump losing ground in the republican pack. the poll has trump with 24% support to ben carson's 23%. ted cruz is now in 3rd with 10%. the poll puts carson on top when it come to ethics. nearly 7 in 10 republican primary voters say carson is more ethical than other politicians. the poll also shows support for carly fiorina is only about half of what it was after september's republican debate. she joins mike huckabee with just 5% support. fiorina will be back campaigning in the des moines area tomorrow night. she'll speak at the polk county republican women's chili fundraiser, at the windsor heights community center, from 6:30 to 9:00. kevin: new at 10:00 wait until , you see the ne

for some insight, i'm joined from washington by david albright, president of the institute for science and international security. this is an axe em-- example of all the logistics necessary to do this. >> iran has created a very large new clear program and has particularly a large you rainian enrichment program that has 18, d,000 centrifuges and it has to dismantle around 10,000 of those centrifuges and put them in monitered storage. and those centrifuges that are dismantled would be inspected by the international atomic energy agency t say large job. how quickly could iran do it, no one knows, they could bring in a bull bulldozer intoed halls that hold the centrifuges an bull doaz them into scrap. but if they want to take them out carefully one by one and store them so they could refuse-- reuse them at a later dade if they renegeed on the deal, for example, then it could take several months. >> sreenivasan: there seems tobw fast this all could happen. >> well, i think the u.s. has an incentive to have it go on as long as possiblement they want the job done thoroughly. they want to mak

albright college football player dameer madison lay in a hospital bed after police say his teammate, marquis stewart, stabbed him with a corkscrew early sunday morning. >> they were on the same team together. they had to have been friends. it boiled over so much it escalated to violence. >> i hung out with him a lot. >> reporter: marquis stewart's friends contend he is not the type of person to do that. >> he had problems with the people he got in an altercation before previously, and they were antagonizing him a lot and just led to that. >> reporter: text alerts had gone out all over campus. >> if something like that happens, it's kind of jarring. it's real life still. >> yeah, i feel really bad, because they are off the team and stuff i heard, so it's shocking they are this young and their whole life is ruined basically. >> reporter: prosecutors say students should not be worried about some sort of crime spree. >> pretty much an anomaly. it's not a place we have these types of incidents that take place, an assault with a knife, i'm not -- i've never heard of that at albright before

former secretary of state madeleine albright is coming to sioux city to campaign for hillary clinton. she's scheduled to speak at a "women for hillary" event at the peirce mansion tomorrow anyone interested in attending is asked to rsvp by calling the number on your screen. still to come... students and the symphony. hundreds of siouxland students learned the history of music by exploring melodies and moods of who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. professional symphony. nat pop of violin playing but today, hundreds sixth graders from all around siouxland got that chance. the sioux city symphony held its annual concert for sixth grade students at the orpheum theatre this morning. the educational event introduces the

featuring arn advisory committee which includes madeline albright and todd whitman. >>> in massachusetts school bus driver has been fired after losing control of her bus and crashing into the cars last month. the video shows the driver making a left turn without her seat belt. she loses her grip and falls out of her seat completely. luckily no children were on board. in dallas texas, no men tried to escape from police on horseback. police -- they led police on a short chase. one suspect eventually stopped. the other was detained soon after. a all three face m.isdemeanor charges. yesterday was kids day at the mexico balloon festival. it started in 1989. and has grown a bit more elaborate ever since. >>> this is not your typical viet to a zoo. in tacoma washington, visitors have the opportunity to swim cage free with more than a dozen sharks. accompanied by two certified divers. there is no other experience like this in the u.s. would you do this? >> in an aquarium setting like that? yes. >> now for a look ahead. bill cosby expected to give a deposition in a civil lawsuit brought by one of

madeleine albright came to sioux hillary clinton. the former secretary of state spoke to a crowd of about 75 people at a "women for hillary" event at the peirce mansion. albright says clinton's work to elevate gender equality is a key part in advancing women's economic empowerment. that's one of the reasons why albright says she believes hillary clinton should be president. "she works very very hard and is really smart," says former secretary of state madeleine albright. "she is going to roll up here sleeves and do it. so, i think that she is the very best candidate, not only now, but anybody that i've seen in terms of running for president." the sioux city visit was one of three stops albright made on clinton's behalf in iowa. here's ben with weather. << well, the time of year has finally come where we see our first major frost/freeze threat which arrives late tonight as lows bottom out near 30 degrees. this afternoon, the main concern will be the wind and dry air which will create high outdoor fire danger for a chunk of the viewing

. >> the students played on albright college's football team in reading. doug shimell talked to classmates about the fight that almost turned deadly. >> reporter: police said the bad blood carried over from the football field to crowell dorm at albright college early sunday morning. >> kind of jarring. >> reporter: investigators say a long running dispute brought freshman football player marquis stewart to a dorm room where he allegedly attacked teammate dameer madison. >> the aggressor brought in a knife, or an ice pick, and stabbed the other individual three times. just not the type of violence that we need on our college campuses. >> reporter: madison was hospitalized, stewart is in jail, and text alerts went out all over campus. >> i feel really bad, because they are off the team i heard and stuff, so it's shocking that they are this young and whole life is ruined basically. >> i hung out with them a lot. >> reporter: freshman class president says stewart had been antagonized to the breaking point. >> not that type of person. like, it's really crazy ho

former secretary of state madeleine albright... who had the job when *bill* clinton was in the white house... will speak at an organizing event for hillary here in sioux city. that event will take place at the peirce mansion on jackson street.. it's set to get underway at 8- 45 tomorrow morning. larry>> taking a live look out over yankton tonight on our lewis and clark specialty the 70s around siouxland today... but cooler weather will chad's frosty forecast is next. chad>> . larry, diana and chad>> larry, diana and chad talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. chad>> . larry, diana andch>>ar,andhata aut das atr d e cong rest ha> ar, anach>a, nandhata aut das atr d e cong rest > etca t'gog banhechly ghwi orhowinhe upper 30s once again, but like today, look for afternoon highs to rebound in the lower to mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. another dip in temperature is expected to start on thursday wiwi partly cloudy skiesesnd brbrzy winds as canadian high pressure builds in to the area. highs should be in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. temperatures will continue on the do

both play for the albright college football team in reading and one now accused of stabbing his teammate. fox 29's brad sattin shows us how that fight escalated. >> reporter: it has ban special year so far for the albright lions football team practicing today looking to keep their undefeated season going. they're one of the top division three teams in the country but for the moment their success is being overshadowed with news one of their players since in the berks county prison accused attempted murder in the stabbing avenue player over the weekend. >> there was an incident in one of our residents halls between two students who are residents of that hall. >> reporter: police say 18-year-old marquise stewart seen here in a photo from lehigh valley live.com when he played at freedom high school in bethlehem is accused of stepping fellow freshman madison. madison is listed on the steam roster. stewart's name and photo already gone. >> the accused has been suspended from school. he is not to be on campus and there could be other sanctions. >> reporter: police say the two got into a scuffle

former secretary of state madeleine albright is coming to sioux city to campaign for hillary clinton. she's scheduled to speak at a "women for hillary" event at the peirce mansion tomorrow morning at 8:45. presidential candidate donald trump will have to take a bit of a break from the campaign trail early next month. that's because he's going to be preparing to host "saturday night live" on november 7. the show announced trump's hosting gig today, which will mean a return engagement for the republican presidential contender. trump first hosted "saturday night live" back in april of 2004. republican presidential hopeful jeb bush is on a three-day swing through the key voting state of new hampshire this week. during a speech at a college in manchester bush unveiled his plans to repeal and replace obamacare. he referred to the issue of healthcare as an essential element of what the next president must do to boost the economy. the basis of bush's health care policy focuses on promoting innovation, lowering costs and returning power to the states. and with tonight's first democratic debate

>> no, but madeleine albright was on an episode a couple of weeks ago herself. she was playing herself. >> are you jealous? >> a little. >> want me to call somebody? because i know people over there. >> hillary clinton gish stephen colbert with her favorite tv shows. >>> republicans hold their third presidential debate tonight at the university of colorado. the debate will focus on economic issues, including taxes and job growth. >>> the justice department is investigating this incident at a south carolina high school. a white school resource officer grabbed a black student and flips her backwards and drags her across the rum. he was summoned to the classroom because she allegedly refused to put away her cell phone. >>> a teen is back home this morning safe and sound. 19-year-old taylor gammel's parents believe she sleepwalked out of her home early yesterday and it's not the first time it's happened. her parents called police who found her nine miles away at her uncle's house. >> how that all transpired, we just don't know yet. it's quite the mystery. we are ver

former secretary of state madeleine albright... who had the job when *bill* clinton was in the white house... will speak at an organizing event for hillary here in sioux city. that event will take place at the peirce mansion on jackson street. it's set to get underway at 8- 45 tomorrow morning. larry>> it's an annual effort to introduce siouxland students to the classics of the music world. today... the sioux city symphony orchestra held its annual free concert for the sixth graders. dozens of kids from area schools spent part of their morning at the orpheum theatre listening to classical music performed by the symphony. the students also learned about the works of beethoven... especially his famous 9th symphony. is spring the sioux city symphony will perform the 9th symphony with the help of area choirs. diana>> the oldest maker of girl scout cookies in the country is adding more workers. the interbake foods plant in north sioux city recently underwent more than 11 million additions. now the company is hiring at least 60 new workers. interbake cites increasing demand for its product

tom: to commitment 2016 tonight, and former secretary of state madeline albright will be in new hampshire next week, campaigning for hillary clinton. the trip is scheduled for november 4th. that's also the day the filing period opens for candidates to officially complete their paperwork to be part of the new hampshire presidential primary. coming up next at 6:00, why one of two men charged in a cold case double murder is tonight fighting to get his bail lowered. jennifer: plus, how the community is coming together to help out a local little league program after randalls caused thousands of dollars in damage. mike: another dry and chilly night ahead before the next system approaches tomorrow. >> and we'll profile the rehot do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. r i'm hillary clinton p and i appro

. >> reporter: meet chrissy albright, a manager in the tech field and according to the data of the u.s. bureau of statistics she makes 67.7 cents for every dollar her male counterparts make. but salary equality might be about to change. today the governor signed the california fair pay act which goers further than any law before it. for instance, take chrissy. as of today she can now demand comparable pay to her male counterparts even if they work out of a different office or city and if they have a different title as long as their work is "substantially similar." but more importantly she now has the right to ask how much her counterparts make. the law prohibits retailiation for discussing salary but does not require employers to reveal salary information. her male counterparts can make more if they have more experience or training. >> you have until now discrimination retaliation were common place. >> reporter: the state senator who wrote the bill says while current hawes protect people who discuss their own salaries they don't protect those who discuss someone else's and chrissy says

wmur has learned that former secretary of state madeleine albright will be in new hampshire next week campaigning for former secretary of state hillary clinton. the visit was first reported by wmur political director josh mcelveen. the trip is scheduled for november 4. that' s also the day the filing period opens for candidates to officially complete their papaerwork to be part of the the new hampshire primary. a case of spontaneous combustion caused heavy damage to a home in portsmouth overnight. the flames broke out around 11:30 last night at a house on stark street. officials say one firefighter suffered a knee injury on the scene. the fire started in the back of the house, which was undergoing renovations. the chief says it was likely caused by sawdust in a barrel. manchester police are working to track down a man wanted for a shooting in the center of the city. neighbors reported hearing shots near enlight park off lincoln and laurel streets around noon yesterday. shortly after, a 25-year-old man was dropped off at the emergency room with a non-life threatening gunshot. police sa

bevly up ton, katie albright, abigail, stewart kahn. shery ezhuthachan, mollie brown [inaudible] >> if you allow me i would to take number 2 as 1 and go over recent activities. >> that sounds like a great idea >> i would like to invite acting captain eddy santoze the the podium so he can tell a story >> the police commission, present loftus, chief suhr, members of the command staff and community. as you may be aware october is domestic violence awareness month. the police department and membererize commit today reducing domestic violence and providing service squz resources to the survivors of such tragic events. in a effort to provide the best services possible to domestic violence survivors and family, the saf police department worked collaboratively with memberoffs several key organizations which i'll introduce shortly. in january this year chief suhr assigned me to the special victims units and didn't realize what a big tang i had for me and was very [inaudible] to accept this position. it was then i began working with domestic viol

. >>> next a conversation with former secretary of state madeleine albright. she discusses several foreign policy issues including the syrian civil war and u.s. engagement around the world. that was part of the washington ideas forum. ♪ >> thanks very much. it's an honor to be here with former secretary of state madeleine all brooith. a lot of the policy discussion we've heard in the last day and a half has been a dark tone. the world is going to hell. the u.s. is retreating. things are blowing up. the russians are gaining ground. we don't know how to deal with the crisis. what's your overview? are things as bad as the tone -- that dripgs went largely along party lines. but there is a tone that things are bad for the united states in the world. what's your overview comment? >> well the world is a mess. that's a diplomatic term of art. but i am not feeling dark about it. i do think that there are a whole host of issues that were not there before, some due to gobleization, some due to the rising of technology, questions of identity and what the role of the unite

bevly up ton, katie albright, abigail, stewart kahn. shery ezhuthachan, mollie brown [inaudible] >> if you allow me i would to take number 2 as 1 and go over recent activities. >> that sounds like a great idea >> i would like to invite acting captain eddy santoze the the podium so he can tell a story >> the police commission, present loftus, chief suhr, members of the command staff and community. as you may be aware october is domestic violence awareness month. the police department and membererize commit today reducing domestic violence and providing service squz resources to the survivors of such tragic events. in a effort to provide the best services possible to domestic violence survivors and family, the saf police department worked collaboratively with memberoffs several key organizations which i'll introduce shortly. in january this year chief suhr assigned me to the special victims units and didn't realize what a big tang i had for me and was very [inaudible] to accept this position. it was then i began working with domestic viol

type of incidents that take place, an assault with a knife, i've not -- i've never heard of that at albright before. >> madison is in stable condition. stewart has been suspended and is in jail facing charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. >>> many of their constituents oppose modest changes, arguing it could threaten their right to bear arms. >> the president of the new jersey state senate says he'll have state police round up fellow lawmakers if they skip a vote on the gun bill next week. sweeney plans to override the gun bill veto. nbc 10's cydney long is live in glassboro with more on the issue and the response to sweeney's swift action. >> reporter: i can tell you gun retailers and buyers are definitely sounding off about this hot topic issue and at least one state police source who's been with the agency for a long time tells me she can't remember a measure of this nature in recent history. lawful gun owner antonio knows how he feels about mass shootings that take people's lives and guns potentially in the hands of those suffering mental health issues. >> make sure they do