night here in battle creek. kick off is at 7:00 - we'll have the highlights at 10 on the final regular season edition of sportsfource extra. the nfl is celebrating the 50th super bowl coming up in february. the league has given out golden footballs to every one of the 3- thousand men who have played in the big game. those players then give that ball to their high school -- and one is back in siouxland. kelly goodburn was in correctionvil le, iowa, to donate the ball to river valley high school. goodburn was a punter for the washington redskins in super bowl 26 against the bills in 1992, part of an 8 year pro career. goodburn led the former eastwood high school to a state championship in 1978. goodburn now lives in kansas city, but says it's great to be back in his hometown to relive his super bowl memories. "it's just brought a smile to my face," said goodburn. "i haven't been back here in a while and i've seen a lot of good friends and teammates and schoolmates. it's just awesome. i hope it just sends a message

"were from battle creek and we're trying to stay undefeated against lutheran high battle creek - looking for an undefeated regular season against lutheran high northeast. the braves like to run - but the eagles seth knapp sniffing one out early for a nice tackle. but you can only keep battle creek on the mend for so long - mason mettler in at fullback - and he almost breaks a big gainer - still goes for a first down. then it's derek renner - for 19 yards - renner ran for 126 yards and two touchdowns. the braves can beat you with so many guys - wyatt hamer is the one that caps the drive with a 9 yard touchdown. battle creek handles lutheran high northeast, 35-0. in class 1a, number-8 hinton looking for their eighth win against unity christian. late 2nd quarter, hinton is driving, and on 4th down and one, terrill henrich gets the handoff on the end around, and he finds enough for the first down. later in the drive, jay small finding someone but he extends the play with his running ability and finally finds truman schmitt who runs for another blackhawk first down. less than 20 seconds befor

next battle creek possession - renner breaks another one - 27 yards to the endzone - too easy for battle creek - they're 10 and 0 -- rolling over e-m 53-nothing. thisisfternoon -- the top-p-nked team in c1, norfolk catholic -- roughing up falls city.. the knights score early and often -- on the reverse - dylan kautz goes 83 yards to the house - the freshman has been a spark for cathol this season - 13-nothing after a quarter. secovd quarter now - the knights pour it on - look at david engelhaupt bowl over defenders and into the endzone for a touchdown. then it's quarterback miles vrbka finding michael stinson for another score - it's 27-nothing norfolk catholic. later in the quarter - engelhaupt - too easy - his third touchdown of the first half - 2 point conversion makes it 35-zip. and kautz adds his second touchdown of the half - norfolk catholic led 42-nothing at half... e blocked pretty welelat the point of attack, and if david can get to o the second level, he's got good d speed and he's a big kid, so he's hard for guys to bring down," said norfolk catholic head coach jeff bellar. "

seven to nothing battle creek. 3. battle creek's next drive.. renner again takes the handoff at the knights twenty five yardline and scores the touchdown. extra point good. battle creek up nothing at that point and...they win 53-0. 3 number 5 oakland craig hosting numb 12 omaha brownell talbot. 1) early first quarter no score ... on third down cole mitchell drops back and finds zach ahrens for the 23 knights.2) next posession for oakland craig. mitchell goes deep to cody mace for the touchdown! it's 12-0 knights. 3) next drive listen to this hit ... after a quick trip to the infermary everyone was ok. 4) a few plays later hoss smith scores from two yards out. oakland craig takes a 20-0 lead. they advanceceby a score of 40-7. 3 other scores from around our area. in c-1 oneill falls to the number one seed in columbus scotus 62-14. norfolk catholic advances with their 42-0 win over falls city.and in c-2 crofton's season is over. they fall 20-7 to yutan. 3 i find myself conflicted in this next highlight. although the musketeers made their name in fr

battle creek's taya johnson with the kill. bravette's up five to four. 4.the set was back and forth.. taya johnson again with the kill.. set tied at six apiece. 5.later in the set.. the trojan's savannah nelson with the kill.. set tied at seven apiece. 6.battle creek eventually pulled ahead.. the bravette's cassie gillespie.. the lefty with the spike. battle creek up twenty one to eighteen and they would win the first set twenty-five to twenty two. avettes win it 3 sets to none. speaking of nebraska volleyball here's nebraska preps rankings due out tomorrow. but they posted them today so we got em! and we're got three number one teams! lots of good siouxland teams in c-2. west point guardian angels and stanton are still 1st and third respectively. ponca is new to the top ten coming in at 6th after being unranked last week. wisner pilger drops from 4th to 8th. in d-1 emerson hubbard is still number one. howells dodge drops from 5 to 6. in d-2 oneill saint mary's jumps from 2 to one. and wynot is still number 7. november third.

battle creek playoff run tonight against elmwood- murdock. opening quarter....kobe lade with a ridiculous punt return....check out the vision....he dances all the way down deep inside enemy territoty... setting up this....derek renner....with a man's touchdown...punis hing defenders...battle creek takes the 7-0 lead... after a three and out....renner picks up a big chunk again into knight terriroty...no answer for him... then he cashes it in...14-0 braves and they win easily....53-0 the final. elsewhere in c- 2.....yutan takes care of crofton 20-7... the warriors end their season with a 7-3 record. in c-1 action...norfolk catholic kicking off its playoff run against falls city... second quarter...knights already up 14- 0...its...david englehaupt,..runni ng like a man posssessed...5 yards out 21-0... later in the half...its engelhaupt again....35-0...that kid is playing college balll at wyoming...knights in control... then a shoutout to the special teams! paul uhlir.....block on the punt the knights recover. and they are in great field positio

high school volleyball action...battle creek taking on wakefield out in nebraska. opening set....josephine peitz drills a kill with a pretty angle....trojans take the 13-12 lead... a few points later...megan borg goes right by the battle creek block....lead up to four... then its borg again...this time...right over top of the block....wakefield in control... but battle creek mounts a comeback....taya johnson with a big-time block.....braves within five... and they would come back to win the set 25- 22....mckenna mink coming up clutch....battle creek sweeps. the royals looking for a commanding 3-0 lead in the alcs. 1-0 kc in the first...but kevin pillar...with a head full of steam makes the ridiculous catch to rob lorenzo cain. bottom of the second...ryan goins takes it where it's pitched...two blue jays slide home safely and toronto takes the lead. then they break out the big sticks...troy tulowitzki...mashe s one to dead center field for a three run bomb. low of 53 with mostly clear skies. partly cloudy skies if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate c

firefighters from ida grove, arthur, battle creek and hostein responded to the scene. they quickly got the fire under control. a company officials says there was damage, but the extent is not fully known at this time. they're already working on making repairs. today, we're getting a closer view of a fire that left a family homeless in terril, iowa. this video was sent through a viewer using twitter. five members of the family of six and their dog made it out safety. the cause of theheire that started in the garage is still under inveveigation. sure was a nice day here in piouxland. is a cool down in our future? chief meteorologis t ron demers tells us more from the storm team 4 weather patio. 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 got to enjoy today. 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 temps to start falling quickly by the evening. by friday morning there could be areas of

battle creek's s ya johnson with the kill. bravette's up five to four. 4.the set was back and forth.. taya johnson again with the kill.. set tied at six apiece. 5.later in the set.. the trojan's savannah nelson with the kill.. set tied at seven apiece. 6.battle creek eventually pulled ahead.. the bravette's cassie gillespie.. the lefty with the spike. battle creek up twenty one to eighteen and they would win the first set enty-five to twenty two. bravettes win it 3 sets to none. speaking of nebraska volleyball here's nebraska preps rankings due out today. but they posted them monday so we got em! and we're got three number one teams! lots of good siouxland teams in c-2. west point guardian angels and stanton are still 1st and third spectively. ponca is new to the top ten coming in at 6th after being unranked last week. wisner pilger drops from 4th to 8th. in d-1 emersonubbard is still number one. howells dodge drops from 5 to 6. in d-2 oneill saint mary's jumps from 2 to one. and wynot is still number 7. district volleyball be

battle creek and oakland craig hops from 10th to 9th. and in 8-man guardian angelslsnd creighton remain 1-2. on the iowa side absolutely everything siouxland-wise stayed the same. sbl is 9th in 3a. spirit lake is 3rd in 2a. western christian and hinton are 8th and 10th respectively in 1a. west sioux is still 3rd in "a". in 8-man newell fonda, mmc, and gtra remain ranked number one, 3, and 8 respectively. kayla, diana, larry, chris>> . it's going to be a warm eveningg down into the upper fifties. kayla, diana, larry, chris>> . >> pelley: high-level security breeee. a hacker gototis hands on the personal e-mail of t of america's top national security officials.p also tonight, trump makes 9/11 an issue in the presidential campaign. house democrats try to keep nghazi out of it. their cars were towed out of the mud. now comes the hard part -- the great california scrape-off. and big ben may need surgery. diagnosis: bad ticker. captioning sponsored by cbs

fuelberth to lane mccallum - great one-handed grab sets up a score as the panthers pound kearney, 42-6 battle creek is the top seed in the class c2 playoffs - wyatt hamer scoring the early touchdown as the braves blast lutheran high northeast, 35-zip. and history at morningside on saturday - ryan kasdorf becoming the first mustang to ever eclipse 100 pass t-d's - morningside mauls briar cliff, 79-7. that's the sportsfource morning wrap. with the morningside women winning the naia division-2 national championship last season - it's easy to forget that briar cliff was in the final four of the national tournament. the chargers are hoping to take the next step this year. b-c-u returns 3 starters to last year's 26-10 team. senior guards jessi corrick and lexi henschke lead an experienced backcourt - combining for over 20 points per game last season. the chargers were picked to finish third in the preseason gpac coaches poll - behind morningside and national runner-up concordia. but b-c-u isn't taking success for granted. "they know both sides of it," said head coach mike power. "the know what it feels l

in c2, battle creek stays at number-2. oakland-craig is 6th. stanton and west holt get votes. in d1, guardian angels central catholic of west point is still first. creighton is number-4 and elgin public, pope john gets votes. you can see the entire rankings at ktiv.com. last season - the morningside women's basketball team cappped an incredible 37-1 season with their fourth division ii national championship, winning in front of the home crowd here in sioux city. it looks like the mustangs could be in for another great season. morningside returns four starters to a team that finished 20-and-0 in gpac play last season. all-american ashlynn muhl is the only major departure - as m-side has 6 of their top 7 scorers back. with a second straight national championship on the line, the mustangs know they're going to get everyone's best shot - again. "they understand that we're not going to go play anybody wherre they're going to have a down game," said head coach jamie sale. "they're going to be ready to play against us, and we have to match that. that's how we want it." "it's good to

in c2, battle creek is second and will be home friday night. oakland-craig and crofton make the top ten. stanton, who missed the play, gets votes. in d1, guardian angels is number-1, and creighton is fououh. wynot is getting votes in class d2. . e clas d playoffs are thursday. the e tire rankings are at ktiv.com. both the royals and mets have waited a long time for a world series title. 1985 was the last time kc won it all -- the mets have waited since '86. the drought will end for one team -- game one of the world series is tonight. "there's only two teams left. the whole world is watching," said royals manager ned yost. "i don't see having a huge experience advantage over those guys, because it's the world series, anything can happen." "certainly i think they have a little bit more of an advantage that they've been through this before," said mets manager terry collins. "they've been through all the hoopla and jumping through all the hoops before the g ge starts. they're a little more used to it thahawe are." edinson volquez will pitch for kc,

in c2, battle creek stays at number-2. oakland-craig is still sixth and west holt gets back in at number-10. stanton gets votes. in d1, guardian angels central catholic of west point is number-1. creighton is number-4 and neligh-oakdale is receiving votes. you can see the entire rankings at ktiv.com. the dordt volleyball team has been rewarded for a great week. jamie gesink is the gpac setter of the week and brooke granstra is the attacker of the week. granstra had 44 kills over three matches, as the defenders beat number-1 viterbo and number-2 midland. dordt moved to sixth in the new naia rankings and will visit briar cliff tonight. northwestern's jillian estes is the gpac defensive player-of- the-week. the junior led the red raiders to a 3-0 record on the week, with three sweeps. northwestern is 12th in the new rankings. in the baseball playoffs, the royals lead the blue jays, 12 to 2 to - in the 8th inning. kc will take a 3-games to 1 lead in the series with a win. at 7, in the nlcs, the cubs host the mets. new york lea

also, second- ranked battle creek is home against elmwood- murdock at 7 in c-2. we'll have all that action at 10. nebraska quarterback ryker fyfe will make the first start of his career at purdue on saturday in place of tommy armstrong, who is out with an injured foot. fyfe is a former walk- on from grand island, has appeared in nine games over three seasons. his only appearance this year was against south alabama. armstrong has thrown for 16 touchdowns this season for the 3-5 huskers. the musketeers are home tonight against lincoln, looking for their fifth win in a row. sioux city is 6-4 overall -- lincoln is 8 and 2 and leads the western conference. game time is 7-05 and we'll have the highlights at ten. the world series shifts back to new york for game 3 tonight. the royals lead the mets 2-games to none. it's the first home world series game for the mets in 15 years, but the royals are on a mission after losing the series in seven games last year. there, you see what you see," said royals manager ned yost. "they've been focused and determined throughout the wh

meanwhile in nebraska lutheran high northeast plays a 6-1 west holt team and undefeated battle creek next week. gotta win one of those games to avoid the first losing regular season since 2008. sergeant bluff luton has the number nine ranking and a 6 game winning streak. they're hosting a denison schleswig team looking for their first win. and north is on a six game losing streak. they try to right the ship against a 4-3 southeast polk team. alta-aurelia is playing a lot better than their record may indicate. gehlen is hoping they can turn them into their first win. stuart has lost 2 in a row. randolph has won 2 in a row. they meet up. how does hinton respond to their first loss of the season against west monona. heelan off a huge comeback win over carroll. they host storm lake. and 8th ranked gtra heads to harris lake park who is trying to avoid their first losing streak of the season. it's all on game night tonight on siouxland news at 10! chad, diana, larry, chris>> . it looks like tonight is going to be a great night for high school football, although it should be a very chilly e

chris>> at 4-3 with just two regular season games remaining and undefeated battle creek waiting next week lutheran high northeast has to win that game or this one against oh yeah, 6-1 west holt to avoid their first losing season since 2008 ... george dubyah was president! we're going nucular on senior night in norfolk! 1. pick up action in the first quarter. ayden wierderin to ryan brand on the bubble screen. brand down to the west holt thirty five. 2. a few plays later riley berner takes the handoff down to the five yard line 3. next play.. direct snap to ryan brand who scores the touchdown. extra point no good. six to nothing lutheran high northeast. but west holt comes back in this one... they get the win 27- 12 over lutheran high northeast. 2-4 allen visiting 1-5 winside. at 2-4 the allen eagles were looking to stop a three game losing streak. 1. allen's first drive of the game.. quarterback tayler kumm keeps it himself and goes forty yards for the touchdown. two point conversion good. allen up eight to nothing in the first quarter. 2. winside comes right back.. brandon waters hi

battle creek 2nd in c-2. oakland craig is 6th, stanton is 9th but somehow not in the playoffs. guardian angels and creighton remain 1-2 in 8 man. 3 <> pelley: a new warning from the world health organization about somomof the most popular foods and their link to ccer. also tonight, the fbi director on the rise in violent crime since ferguson. >> what's goin

we'll also head to nebraska and see if battle creek could wrap up an undefeated regular season and find out if the musketeers could win their third straight. chris but as always we'll start with week. both western ridge view are playoffs that begin next wednesday night. chris: for both the raptors. with a western win, the wolfpack champions for the school history. would need a win and some help to do the same, but a a home playoff game next week. the season, western heading into hull. in the first quarter...tyson kooima...taking advantage of the soggy conditions...picks up a big chunk of yardage before getting pushed out of bounds. a few plays later, they capitalize...kooima on the slant to taylor miedema...wolfpac k go up 6-0. ridge view looking for the answer on 4th down...grant anderson looking for some time, but morgan kooima, trails and gets the big time tackle. we head to the second...anderson , gets some tyler wingert who runs a long way...deep into wolfpack territory...raptor s can tie it with a score. but a few plays later, justin grevengoed makes a great play on the ball. he t

firefighters from ida grove, arthur, battle creek and hostein responded to the scene. they quickly got the fire under control. a company officials says there was damage, but the extent is not fully known. they were already working on making repairs today. here's a clolor view of a fire that left a family homeless in terril, iowa. this video was sent through a viewer usingwitter. ve members of the family of six and their dog made it out safety. the cause of the fire that started in the garage is still under investigation. an iowa teen now charged with his grandmother' s murder went on a rampage at a convenience store shortly after the killing saturday night. surveillance video released today in des monies shows 17-year old noah laprei fighting his way into the store. employees tried to calm the teen who was carrying a bible. he ran through the store knocking things over and pushing a shelf overer customers ended up tackling him outside the store, holding him until police arrived on the scene. family members believe drug use is to blame for the crimes. police plan to cha

firefighters from ida grove, arthur, battle creek and hostein responded to the scene. they quickly got the flames under control. a company official says the building was damaged in the fire, but the extent isn't known yet. crews have already started repairs on the business. and here's a closer view of the fire that left a family homeless in terril, iowa. a viewer sent us this video through the social media site, twitter. a family of six lived in the home, five were home when the fire broke out. they all made it out safely, along with their dog. authorities say the fire started in the garage, but they're still investigating what sparked it. a firefighter's helmet cam captures the moment an explosion rocks a rock quarry in oklahoma. a fuel tank exploded at the tulsa quarry monday, as firefighters battled a fire. captain don boyle's helmet cam captured the explosion. three firefighters and a quarry worker were hurt- their injuries are not life-threatening. it's been a tough 2 months for a northwest iowa chiropractor who has been recovering from a bad motorcycle accident.

lutheran high ne curtis: i'm going to go with the road team again their only loss is to an undefeated battle creek team. it was a lopsided loss. i'm going west holt on the road again baby. chris: i'm going to go with them for the same reason. west holt looks like they'rereoing to be too tough. alta-aurelia vs. gehlen catholic curtis: gehlen does not get their first win this year. they're having a hard time scoring points averaging five just an edge. gehlen has had great years. they'll have another great year coming up its just not this one. chris: they've played really well the last couple games they've beaten south obrien and played lawton bronson close so we're both thinking the same thing. we'll have highlights of those 5 games and more coming up tomorrow night at 10:15 on game night, here's'shere curtis and i stand ....we were 3-2 each last week. we are in a dead heat at 24-11 so far! check back next week to see where we are at. that'll do it for this week's game night pick 'em. outside after the break. kayla, larry, chris>> . freeze warning and watches in effect for most of the area between 3

the nebraska school activities association has named battle creek high school as the award. as the october honoree, the schoololill receive a $250 gas card to support team and fan travel. and spiders are trying to invade your`home, looking for a place to nest. nebraska extension educator wayne ohnesorg says caulking all possible entry points is the first line of defense, but for those spiders that still manage to get into your home, the best control is a glue board placed near r doors and in corners. these and more stories can be heard on newstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix. " jessica rae: the presidents plan fighting climate change is getting a boost. dozens of companies ging to take steps to fight the global issue. mega- corporations, including apple, nike, walmart, walt disney and coca cola, have now signed-on.n. among the promises - cutting their emissions by as much as half. and increasing clean energy use. president obama says the pledges come from a wide array of the corporate world. (president obama) "right now we've got 81 companies who've signed-on to what we'r

see live reports from battle creek at 6 and hull western at ten. r more go to ktiv.c.c. i'm sports fource morning wrap. >> some showers this morning. but will it clear out for our weekend? ben's in next with the details. plus one kansas city royals fan is showing his support in a big << >> wx timer @ 1:15 umbrellas today with on and off showers expected throughout most of our friday along with a few rumbles of thunder. the good news for football game goers tonight is that the rain should begin to taper this evening, although a leftover shower or three is possible for kickoff time in some northwest iowa towns. most should be dry though as cool and breezy conditions take over with northwest winds at 15-25 miles per hour and temperatures bottoming out in the 40s. clouds should move out saturday morning giving most a sunny afternoon with highs in the 60s, which will mark the start of a mild autumn weekend before showers and cooler weather return by the middle of next week. a missouri baseball fan has built a chair fit for ... well, a kansas city royal! he put together a gian

in c2, battle creek stays at number-2. oakland-craig is still sixth and west holt gets back in at number-10. stanton gets votes. in d1, guardian angels central catholic of west point is number-1. creighton is number-4 and neligh-oakdale is receiving votes. you can see the entire rankings at ktiv.com i'm brad pautsch with the sports s urce morning wrap. >> bebes back after the break. he says we're heading for a a ol downwn and a look at the errupting volcano in mexico that continues to spew ash and rock high into the air. >> << wx timer @ 1:15 quite a few clouds and a few showers off to our south and west might contribute to a few morning sprinkles today, but other than that conditions should remain dry. temperatures though will be quite a bit cooler with highs falling short 70 degrees with some sunshine returning this afternoon. lows tonight will also fall more toward 40 degrees courtesy of some clearing before clouds return tomorrow ahead of our first measurable rain in quite a while. areas west of sioux city will be more

host: this is ralph joining us from battle creek, michigan. good morning. yes.r: as far as i understand the last time we had a balanced budget was under bill clinton in the last two years of his presidency . during the clinton administration they raised taxes somewhat, and the deficit started to come down. the reagan deficits were becoming unmanageable at that clintonnd the administration raised taxes and balanced the budget near the end of the term. that george bush came in and said we had too much money, and he said let's cut taxes again, like we did under reagan. the deficit went through the roof. we started two wars that were unfunded, as the previous caller said. they were off budget. my understanding is, just the war in iraq alone is going to cost $2 trillion. you add the $2 trillion and then we are still in afghanistan 10 years later. i don't think those wars have ever been paid for. under reagan and george w. bush the deficits and the debt has skyrocketed. maybe judd gregg can explain that to me. guest: well that's not accurate. the budget was balan

odebolt arthur battle creek ida grove high school invited officers from sac and ida counties to a "law enforcement appreciation meal" during lunch hour. also invited were state troopers from t(e cherokee and denison posts, d-c-i agents, and fire marshals. the principal says the students wanted to show appreciation to law officers and students say it was fun to see another side to those officers. "it's nice to get to know them. a lot of people think like police officers oh they're for tickets and they just get a bad rap sometimes i guess. it's really nice to sit down and talk to them, they're people too," said junior, cole veltri. officers say they y nt students to know that no matter what, law enforcement personnel are for them. here's b b with weather. << it'll be another cloudy day across the area which will result in cooler temperatures with many topping out in the 50s this afternoon. a few showers will also come into play during the 2nd half of the day mainly over northwest iowa. those should move out later this evening as temperatures bottom out near 40 degrees, and that's just th

we have an overturned vehicle to report there and in hockessin stony battle road at mill creek road wewned pole. that road is closed. your route will be route seven or limestone road to get around that. doylestown township sugar bottom road between pebble hill road and foy drive your alternate is 263. we'll bring you an update in the 5 o'clock hour. back to you sharrie and brian. >> after the break a man springs into action to save a dog from a burning house. >> and stepping outside right now, a look from sky6 hd live over atlantic city. not a bad picture, right? meteorologist cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast next. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >> ♪ >> all right now to meteorologist cecily tynan. i believe i saw on your seven-day forecast earli

continue to follow breaking news out of southwest philadelphia firefighters are battleing a warehouse fire near 70 and cobbs creek parkway. chopper 3 over the scene tonight where authorities say the fire started around:30 and grew to three alarms before crews were able to knock down the heavy flames. no injuries reported so far and the cause of of that fire remains under investigation. >>> and the coastguard has abandoned search for a cargo ship that sanction during hurricane joaquin. 34 crew members were on board. searchers found unidentified body in survival suit and damaged life boat and no signs of vur vivrz. investigators are turning their attention to finding the vessel data recorder believed to be three miles down at the bottle of the sea of the ship got caught in the sure kin after it experienced engine trouble. >> remembering a fallen hero today a philadelphia police officer killed in the line of duty was honored. police commissioner charles ramsey was there for dedication of hero plaque in memory of sergeant robert wilson the third. in march he was killed in a gun fight during robbery at gamestop west l

fox 29 is battled illegal dumping in philadelphia's million creek neighborhood before.ack in 2012 we got the city to come out and clean up the mess. the illegal dumpers are back and so are we. it's a quality of live issue that cannot be ignored. >>reporter: look really closely at the 900 block of may street and you'll see beautiful wild morning glories, but the wider view, the view folks that most get around here is not so attractive, it's a dump, for construction debris, mattresses, broken toilets and assorted trash. the vast majority of it dumped in the dark of night. makes the community look bad. not much gets past either of tomlinson. he has confronted the slobs that dump out here. they say they're just riding by. riding by a dead alley. >> we all know what it is. > the old community center sits vacant and graffiti sits next to the dump site. he a danger to the children who use this as a shortcut to the local elementary. neighbors say they asked for help, but -- i called 311 twice and no results. you called the city's 311 1 # help line. >> right. > nobody shows up,

battle with a tech company. in 2013 minnesota company eagle creek software services announced plans to move into a new building in vermillion... but as abc 9's bria bell reports ... so far the building is only home to a handulf of economic development staffers. "unfortunately it just continued to escalate and we got to a point where we weren't able to continue that conversation and we had to just move to the legal action," said welch. the vermillion area chamber and developmt company, also known as vcdc took an initiative to boost the economic conditions of the city by building a technology center worth 4.2 million dollars and creating an incentive package with eagle creek services software in order to produce up to 200 new jobs. but that project would never take off as anticipated. "the initial plans for the building were to be able to build it specifically for a company. unfortunately, they decided not to be able fulfill that agreement and unfortunately we're just in a situation where we're working through that in the legal system," said welch. the vermillion technology centete was completed d may of 2014 and v

. >>> fox 29 is battled illegal dumping in philadelphia's mill creek neighborhood once before, back in 2012, we got the city to come out and clean up the mess but the illegal dumpers are back and so are we. >> it's a quality of life issue that just cannot be ignore. our bruce gordon is live in the newsroom. bruce, this is a moral crush cher for those who want to keep their neighborhood clean. >> reporter: it sure is lucy. so-called short dumpers are frankly like cockroaches. they come out late at night and they dump their trash in someone else's neighborhood to avoid paying for dealer it? mat disposal fees leaving their victims to wake up each morning to a fresh pile of debris. really, really closely at the 900 block of may street and you'll see beautiful wild morning glories, do's september of them but the wider view the view most folks around here get, is nearly so attractive. it's a dump literally. illegal dump sight for construction debris and mattresses, broken toilets and assorted trash. vast majority dumped in the dark of night. >> it make the community look bad. >> reporter: ti

battling a growing problem. as the weather gets cooler walnut creek is turning into a controversial new homeless shelter. alise kirschner is in walnut creek. this is common around the bay area, not in my backyard. what's the plan where you are? >> reporter: this is a controversial plan that the city has shot down several times. part of the reason is the location of this shelter that will house homeless overnight. it's a few blocks from the downtown here. and it's right next to a park and right next to many homes. just blocks from walnut creek's busy downtown, new neighbors are arriving. >> the same complaint anyone would have. it could bring more crime. >> reporter: the homeless will be housed overnight in the national guard armory near city park. >> what's your concern with having them there at night? >> vandalism. >> they're already here so what we're doing is we're taking people out of the park, off the street. we're making it safer. we're working with people. >> reporter: the city's trinity center will run the shelter at the armory. homeless will stay at trinity during the day and will be bussed to t

creek. this is a huge relief for commuters who spent a lot of their morning battling grueling traffic. >> it was a mess. i have never seen anything like it. it's the worst traffic i have ever seen on that road. >> reporter: he was one of the many people stuck in gridlock traffic this morning on 680 in walnut creek. his usual ten-minute drive to his son's school took 45 minutes. >> i called the school and they said there would be no tardy's today because everybody would be late. >> reporter: the driver of a big rig with dual trailers filled with 60,000 pounds of gravel had a tire blow out on 680 north at main and walnut creek. the driver swerved and hit the center concrete barrier. the truck then drove on top of the barrier, which created a spark and erupted the fuel tanks. the big rig became fully engulfed in flames. >> during the course of the collision, the concrete actually went over into the southbound lanes of traffic and caused about 10 vehicles to be involved with a collision with the concrete. >> reporter: no one was seriously injured including the driver of the big rig. in all, only

creek parkway. it's at kingsessing and 71st street. flames were pouring out of the road. by 9:30 firefighters were battling a three-alarm blaze which they got under control. back out here live they are using water this morning to manage the hot spots. because they have to get the water from a hydrant across the street over to the warehouse, this road remains closed for now, they have police officers blocking off the street to insure that cars don't come on this road and run over these hoses here. we're live in southwest philadelphia. eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." tam. >> okay, eva, thank you. two teenagers were critically injured in a two car crashed. it happened in northeast philadelphia after school yesterday. chopper 6 hd flew over charter streets where a car and pick up truck collided. two 15 yrdz were taken to the hospital ---year-olds were taken to the hospital the 17-year-old had a wrist injury. >>> police are looking for a thief who targeted the first republic bank on walnut street. he handed the material note and demanded cash once edit. detectives consider him warmed and dangerous. >>> a p

battling this three alarm fire. we're here at 70th and cobbs creek parkway, and as we go to skyfox video, you'll see firefighters working on this fire. they are still here right now even looking at hot spot. but last night, they were really working on this since the fire broke out at 8:30 last night in a abandoned warehouse behind al toast son company t went to two alarms after 9:00 last night. finally third alarm was struck before 10:00 p.m. requesting all hands with major fire on the roof that was hard to reach firefighters had to use an aerial apparatus just to get to the fire up there. all of those hard to reach places. houses across the street did not suffer any damage, and we know that besides one firefighter being hospitalized for unknown reasons, firefighters did not report any injuries on the grounds, but again, fire fight remembers still here on the scene, mainly looking for hot spot. right now, possibly watching for structural integrity whatever may be left of the building at this time. lauren? >> man, thanks, dave. mercy err county prosecutor office says the body of 38 year old jessica was discovered in a we

. >>> walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> our breaking news in solano, fires are doing battleh a three-alarm fire in an apartment complex with some residents chased out of their home. amy hollyfield is at scene. >> we got here on the scene to find the residents, the fire victims, standing out here on the sidewalk and in the parking lot looking up at their hoes they now cannot return to. the fire is out. that is the good news. there are no injuries reported. we are told that four or five of the top units in the building have fire damage. the units below have water damage. it is estimated 12 units have been impacted by the fire. we are at the villiage greens apartment. firefighters say 30 people they believe have been displaced. they say that no one has been hurt. we did see the red cross arriving on the scene to help people out. we are going to go inside now and go talk to more people and get more information. we are just now getting to the scene. stay with us because we will have another update in the next few minutes. >> thank you, the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the

someone was saying maybe they were going to some nearby creeks in order to draft the water up in order to battleth some fire officials. we also spoke to montgomery county dispatch. it doesn't appear they're running into too many difficulties with dealing with this fire. really just seems like the massive size of it and the massive size of the property as you can tell is really probably their biggest issue out here again there's multiple agencies out here fort washington of course upper doubling township. horsham is here as well and if we pan over here you can see they are still pouring water on to this fire and it is not under control, guys. back to you. >> thank you is a bean inform we'll keep you inform with any information we have or sabina can fine out and we'll be right back. stay tune. when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. best cereal in the world right there. if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me. >> welcome back. lifetime memories made on a football field. this is in middle school in louisiana. the football coach was

creek in two weeks. every participant carries a bright lantern hop honor family who have battled blood cancer. good for them and the little guy who got all the cheers into love that. >>> that was lovely. drew, you're tracking chances for rain tomorrow. >> we're talking about a little are area of drizzle. the cold front slides to the north tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 hd is quiet although partly cloudy skies above. we opened up the almanac, the 24th day of october, most locations got into the 70s. oakland above normal got to 75. that's 8 better than their normal of 67. a live look from our camera showing you partly cloudy skies bob the skyline of san francisco. the forecast does call for the morning drizzle. the best chance for wet weather would be in the north bay tomorrow morning. the afternoon, we're drier and much sunnier. another system arrives wednesday and brings another chance of moisture. out there right now at 63 in concord. 59 in san francisco. 58 in oakland and antioch sitting on a temperature of 62 degrees. live doppler 7 hd, here's the area of low pressure you see as it swirls

the flood levels are going to continue to climb in the creeks and the rivers and the lakes surrounding this area. it's a tough battle that's going to continue for quite some time. >> that picture behind you so telling, jay. we are told crews have been moving hundreds of thousands of gallons of water to a hospital in downtown columbia. can you tell us why? >> reporter: yeah, jacqueline, the water system here has been violated. we have breaks in some of the major water lines. many in this area are without water and will be for quite some time. they thought at one point they may have to evacuate several hospitals in the area. they brought firefighters in, worked through the night, pumping in tens of thousands of gallons of water. the hospitals that had some water to operate, they are continuing that process, they will sustain it for as long as they can. it's still a concern, though, and it will be, again, like so much here. through the end of the week, that's when mother nature should give them a real break here, when the water should start to recede and when they can begin in earnest clean up and recovery that officia

battling a grassfire at monterrey road and park circle. you can see the smoke there. this is some tracks in a creek bed. you're looking at pictures sent into our newsroom. fire set around 5:30. it is smoky. firefighters on the ground there. it's burned about a mile of grass. firefighters are getting an upper hand on the fire at this point. no homes threatened. the good news jeff was telling us is that it's kind of really mild temperatures right now and not a lot of wind, right? >> the wind is 10 to 20 miles per hour. we really don't see it gusting higher than that tonight. at least it's something. it's so dry the fire can spread so fast. we're looking at warmer than average numbers. the word of warning we've been talking about at the coastline, you want to watch out if you're headed that way. >> stay safe and enjoy the weekend. >> bye bye. [announcer] right now at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. i'm a customer relationshi

commuters over a major committee or in the east that connect a walnut creek to all points out into the san ramon valley major battles of this is one to be out there for hours with repair work and is to be done to the center divider and also all the time the rate will have to fall this brought the rest of the broadcast they too will be back with more. >>darya: traffic from northbound 680 in south about 680 to down was my 47 traffic that is because the fire from the leftists have been live right now that is why you see no traffic in the foreground and the not about my completely shut down by this because it would shut down for hours >>anny hong: we're not really making impact on any of the two fires you can see we still have some moisture up in the southern california area that could still bring the potential for thunderstorm here is the storm track of to the north part of the acquired this out to the east tracking some my sprinkles the tensely come through zone in some of those areas to concede out for little more and also concord looking at someone like mine where all looking at very light when at this hour temperat

battle to try to keep up. you can see over my shoulder here, that's the creek, it's olding up right now, but they also know inow-lying areas this will get worse. finally, as we take a look in new jersey, you can see one house that fell into the water and that's the real concern. houses along the waterfronts that can get captured by this rising water and get taken out and destroyed. richard? >> very troubling. thank you very much. nbc's kerry sanders. >>> meanwhile, hurricane joaquin continues to churn near the bahamas. but to the relief of many it looks like it's moving out to sea. msnbc meteorologist bill karins is monitoring all of the extreme weather and joins us from our weather center. >> extreme sums it up. we sill haven't seen the pictures of the island hit the hardest in the bahamas. that will come out later today. they're finally seeing the sun. that's joaquin, not a problem. bermuda could get brushed by it. the big problem is charleston, south carolina, now moving up the interstate towards columbia. it's literally a hose spraying on the same areas with torrential rains. that's why we could see the h

battle with police. his stunned father told cnn he had no idea his son had acquired such an arsenal. >> chris had not been able to get ahold of 15 guns, it wouldn't have happened. >> in myrtle creek, oregon -- >> we're dealing with a heavy heart. heavy because we have lost precious souls. >> the modest congregation lost one of their own. sarena moore, a single mother who never got to finish her business degree. >> i miss her. i'll miss her. >> for this family of believers, there is some comfort in how she died. the shooter reportedly asked some victims about their religion, including sarena. >> she did stand up and say i'm a christian, knowing she would be shot. >> several of the wounded are still hospitalized, including army vet chris mintz, shot at least five times after confronting the gunman. investigators now say 26-year-old student chris mercer, who was armed with five handguns and a rifle, killed himself after the rampage. the community and nation searching for answers and peace. for the first time since the shooting, the road leading to umpqua community college has been reopened. students allowed to retrieve their cars from the parking lot, but classes won't start until a

unit won a tremendous victory in the battle of horseshoe bend in what is now alabama defeating a rebel faction of creekdians, two things are better -- some of the soldiers were indians. there was a regiment called the charity regiment which had been raised to the united states. the charitys much like african-americans or later generations were resolved to prove the allegiance to the unaided states by fighting for the united states and putting their lives on the line. young's john ross in his early 20s at this time was one of those who signed up for the cherokee regiments and one of the fighters in the battle of horseshoe bend. two guys start off on the same side and john ross would have said they were always on the same side. andrew jackson really really really wanted real-estate and represented a whole system, for the american south, brought them into conflict more than 20 years afterward. >> one of the key themes of american merit, starting at the beginning and heading west to manifest destiny. you say more than almost any other person in american history, andrew jackson is responsible in some way fo