-chad sheehan, sheehan strategic solutions, llc sheehan started the s.a.v.e yourself program. the "s" stands fororhelter in place or barricade yourself. "a" - awareness. "v" - violence s sps violence. fight back as a last resort. and, "e" - evacuate! some light snow heading our way. at our forecast. we didn't get the aesthetic beauty of the sun, but maybe just as beautiful was seeing our temperatures go back into the 20s across siouxland. we'll keep the 20s around again on thursday but we'll bring back a chance of some light snow. this isn't going to be a big system, but we could see a dusting of snow that begins tonight in western siouxland and gives us all a chance of that snow during the day tomorrow. just 12-days until the iowa caucuses. two presidential candidates were in cherokee, iowa today. ktiv's tommie clark was there and joins us tonight tommie? former senator rick santorum and former governor mike huckabee each held a town hall gathering today. they talked about why they should get that presidential bid. << wednesday, two presidential hopefuls looked to boost their

su "crime prevention officer chad sheehan calls the police department's relationship with the school district, a "good working relationship and used monday's incident as an example." "when the information was obtained, the school district did what needed to be done and took the information immediately to law enforcement," said chad sheehan, crime prevention officer with the sioux city police department. "they didn't sit on any information. they acted very quickly." dr. gausman said an automated phone call was sent to parents of students about the incident around 6 p.m. "we needed to go through all of the steps necessary to make certain that our students and staff members are safe," said dr. gausman. "we needed to get things moving in he said said the school district has a lot of actions they need to take and there are a number of steps the school district must go through with the student. they will have hearings with the student, many won't happen in public. but until they are over, the student is not allowed on campus.>> sioux city police say the student was taken into juvenile dete

su "crime prevention officer chad sheehan calls the police department's relationship with the school district, a "good working relationship and used monday's incident as an example." "when the information was obtained, the school district did what needed to be done and took the information immediately to law enforcement," said chad sheehan, crime prevention officer with the sioux city police department. "they didn't sit on any information. they acted very quickly." dr. gausman said an automated phone call was sent to parents of students about the incident around 6 p.m. "we needed to go through all of the steps necessary to make certain that our students and staff members are safe," said dr. gausman. "we the proper direction." he said said the school district has a lot of actions they need to take and there are a number of steps the school district must go through with the student. they will have hearings with the student, many won't happen in public. but until they are over, the student is not allowed on campus. >> sioux city police say the student was taken into juvenile detention a

"if they wanana lock, we're giving maximum of two per household," said chad sheehan, crime prevention officer with the sioux city "they can get that lock and then they can secure those firearms. it's just about making homes safer." for anyone interested in obtaining the locks just visit police headquarters at 6th and douglas. you will not be required to fill out any forms or provide any information to police. it won't be as cold tonight but we may see some patchy fog this evening. meteorologist tj springer joins us now with the first look at our forecast. weather ad-lib we are finally getting just a little bit of relief after our bone-chilling stretch of cold weather, but enjoy the warmth while it's here because more cold is on the way. clouds will stay thick through the night with temperatures in the upper teens. some patchy fog is also possible. we will climb back above freezing during the day on thursday under mainly sunny skies. an alberta clipper is expected to move through siouxland but we are not expecting much in terms of precipitation. some flurries and maybe a burst of light

kyle stevens, wausa high school english teacher the program is run by sioux city police officer chad sheehan, who has done these training sessions since the beginning 2014. he says one of the biggest misconceptions of shootings is that they can't happen in small towns...but they can happen anywhere. the last 47 workers at the sioux city, have lost their jobs with the center's closing. in october, ceceurylink announced it would close the center which, at one time, had more than 400 workers. a centurylink spokesperson said the closure is part of the efforst to remain compettitive by reducing costs. work at the sioux city center will be transferred to a center in utah. nebraska authorities are investigating after a bald eagle was found shot in cedar county. officials with nebraska game and parks say someone found the dead eagle on sunday about three miles southeast of yankton. they say two rooster and two hen pheasants were found in a bag with the eagle that was thrown into a ditch. hunting season for rooster pheasants runs through january 31, but it's illegal to kill hen pheasants. the punishm

-chad sheehan, sheehan straragic solutions, llc sheehan started the program called "s.a.v.e yourself." "s" stands for shelter in place or barricade yourself. "a" - awareness. "v" - violence stops violence, meaning fight back as a last resort. and, "e" - evacuate! here's meterologist ben dorenbach with the forecast. << << while it won't be the prettiest looking day, it'll still be fairly mild with temperatures in the 20s, hardly any sunshine and steady southerly winds. with clouds remaining overhead tonight, expect temperatures not to drop too much, so it'll be nothing like nig congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. join the fight to take back our government. >>> this morning

kyle stevens, wausa high school english teacher the program is run by sioux city police officer chad sheehan, who has done these training sessions since the beginning 2014. he says one of the biggest misconceptions of shoooongs is that they can't happen n small towns.s.but they can happen anywhere. south sioux city's longtime police chief is putting his badge down after 42 years of service. chief scot ford started as a rookie patrol officer in 1974 and was promoted to sergeant just five years later. he has been chief of police for 26 years...the longest in south sioux city history. and during that time, many say he has left a lasting impact. "he'll be greatly missed," "we're a small agency, a little under 30 men. so we're close knit and with him being our leader for as long as he was, he's among chief ford's accomplishments, his colleagues say one of the biggest is the technology he brought to the department. they all talk about chief ford with respect and said he created a family atmosphere for them. the last 47 workers at the centurylink call center in sioux city have lost their jobs with