south dakota is back at the dakota dome next weekend, hosting missouri s ste. to the pros - vikings hosting the chiefs. 2nd quarter, 3-0 vikes - teddy bridgewater - to kyle rudolph - 4 yard touchdown - 10-0 minnesota. to the 4th - still a 10-point game - alex smith finds albert wilson on the screen pass - and wilson goes 42 yards to the house - and just like that, the chiefs are in it... but kansas city's last chance is incomplete in the 4th and the vikings come away with a 16-10 win. chicago - also on the road - at winless detroit. jay cutler to alshon jeffery in the 4th quarter - chicago would tie it up later in the quarter. but the lions lead late - until cutler finds jeffery again - that would lead to a field goal - so we head to overtime. this thing was starting to look like it might be a tie - until matt stafford hits calvin johnson on a deep ball - matt prater kicks the game-winning field goal a minine later. the lions beat the bears, 37-34 in ot. and the musketeers - hosting waterloo for a sunday matinee at the tyson events center. 27 seconds in - sioux

in the missouri valley conference - south dakota follows up that big upset over north dakota state with a 40-10 win over missouri state up at the dakota dome. we'll have those highlights coming up tongiht at 10. and northern iowa goes on the road and beats south dakota state up in brookings - uni hosts usd next if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. saturday. the dorothy pecaut nature center opened its doors 20 years ago and today they celebrated that anniversary. the open house included crafts, live music, and educational opportunities. participants could go on a nature scavenger hunt and view feather painting and campfire cooking demonstratio ns. the full celebration and story tonight on news 4 at 10. tonight: it'll be quiet but chilly with clear skies and a low

dakota valley final. chris: last year norfolk k catholic went 9-9- against teams that weren't boone central newman grove. but the cardinals were kryptonite for the knights, taking them down in the regular season and knocking them out in the second round of the playoffs. tonight they looked for revenge...sean powers from our sportszone partners at necc shot this game for us. . in the first...t.t lightning g the knights backfield...dylan kautz...nice five yard run gets it inside the ten. that sets up the thunder...david engelhaupt...i wouldn't want to try to tackle him...he scores nearly untouched to make it 7-0. the cardinals, coming back the other way...scott ketteler makes a nice catch, but the drive would stall. kautz would have trouble with the punt, but that's about the only problem they had...knights win big 42-14. in class d2, a district championship on the line with wynot hosting lyons decatur northeast. late in the first half...wot already up 44- 6...cael sudbeck...punches it in from 5 yards out t

the resolution was adopted at a board meeting wednesday with dakota access officials. boone county chairman chet hollingshead says not a single person from boone county at the meeting supported the controversial project. "we can send a message to the iowa utilities board like hey, we're not in favor of this, and maybe other counties along this route will follow suit in webster county ... the board will be meeting with dakota access officials next week to adopt their resolution. they'll have strict

the bakken oil fields in north dakota... through south dakota. it would also run from lyon county in northwest iowa allllhe way to southeast iowa. judge carl peterson dismissed the lawsuit... ruling landowners have to do everything they can through administrative channels *before* they sue a state agency. we talked with one of the plaintiffs who owns land just west of ames.f "well, we're of course verer disappointed but we're resolute in our belief that property owners have basic rights." the judge *did not* rule whether dakota access is eligible for eminent domain. the state utilities board is holding g blic hearings on the pipeline... then it'll make a decision on whether or not to grant eminent domain. jake>> some folks in siouxland got a chance to enjoy two passions last night. and food. the sioux city art center held its "artilicious" event last night. it combines culiliry talents... with wine... beer offerings from hy - vee... and little art on the side. the money raised supports the

team in f-c-s, north dakota state. we'll have the highlights from fargo tonight at 10. uni and western illinois are in the 4th quarter - the leathernecks have a two touchdown lead, looking for an upset. and south dakota state, no trouble with youngstown state - late in the 4th quarter there. morningside has already passed one major road test when they beat northwestern in orange city a few weeks ago. the mustangs, ranked 3rd in the naia - on the road at dakota wesleyan - the tigers are ranked 17th. morningside - like they usually are - was on a roll offensively. first quarter - the mustangs score in two plays - tyler kavan - 30 yards to the house - 6-nothing morningside. two minutes later - it's kavan again - this time from two yards out - and it twice is good - thrice is better - a third rushing touchdown for kavan with a minute and a half to go in the first quarter - kavan had 152 yards rushing. to the second quarter - the passing game gets involved - it's ryan kasdorf to connor niles - 61 yard touchdown for the heel

the pipeline would stretch from the bakken oil fields in north dakota... through south dakota... and it would also run from lyon county in northwest iowa all the way to southeast iowa. judge carl peterson dismissed the lawsuit... ruling the landowners have to exhaust the administrative remedies required... before they can sue a state agency. we spoke with one of the plaintiffs who owns land just west of ames. "well, we're of course very disappointed but we're resolute owners have basic rights." the judge *did not* rule whether dakota access is eligible for eminent domain. the state utilities board is holding public hearings on the pipeline... then will make a decision on whether to grant eminent domain. larry>> some siouxlanders got a chance to enjoy two passions tonight... art... and food. the sioux city art center held its "artilicious" event tonight. it combines culinary talents... hy - vee.... and a little art on the side. the money raised supports the exhibition and art education programs at the art center. "the fun of food and drink and involves art and so we've got a natural f

the judge did not rule on whether dakota access is eligible for eminent domain. we have a chance of showers coming our way in siouxland. joining us now is chief meteorologist ron demers with the first look at our forecast. weather ad-lib clouds have been thickening today and our rain chances will continue to increase into tonight and we may have some rumbles of thunder as well. many of us could see a half inch to one inch of rain tonight into friday with rain chances lessening the later into the day we get friday. poverty, disease, lack of education. a siouxland group continues its fight to change lives half-a-world away. siouxland tanzania educational medical ministry will hold its 19th "night of hope" auction, tonight. ktiv's matt breen is the emcee for the event. he's with live link 4 to tell us more. matt? robert, stemm was founded in 1996, and organized in 1997. that same year, the founders led a group of 10 siouxland residents on the first trip to tanzania... a trip that was life-changing. i'm joined by one of those founders, dr. steve meyer. >> steve, what

travis: this has been a phenomenal year for our south dakota and north dakota grower owner members of our co-op. they were able to plant corn in ideal conditions in the spring. in dry conditions. soon after planting, we got a great rain and we've had moisture throughout which can be an obstacle in crop production in the dakotas and harvest season has been just been a blessing. see we'll record, when it is all said and done, we'll have record corn and menials for 2015. orion: our thanks to steve briggs and officer of the south dakota wheat growers. another member of that group travis antonsen, told us what farmers are concerned about right now. travis: depressed prices through the summer, actually the last year has guys sitting on their hands. they haven't forward contracted a lot. but as this comes across the scale. excess bushels have them in a little better mood. we're selling some selling of the excess, but definitely doing all they can to store on the farm and with the elevators as well.

in dakota city, nebraska... brianna clark... ktiv news 4. >> dakota city city officials say if it wasn't for the grant money, it would be another year until the shelter house could be built. al and sarah. thanks brianna. the second annual baconfest this weekend took home the bacon. siouxland habitat for humanity held the event on saturday at hard rock's battery park. more than 12-hundred people attended and helped raise more than 2 2 thousand dollars. so you've got the guests list set, the flowers are ready... but what happens when the president of the united states crashes your wedding? erything gets put ononold, but on hand to capture the moment. that's next in what's trending. and i'll have your complete << >> << wx timer @ 1:30 we'll see a meteororogical triple threat today of sunshine, calm wind, and warm temperatures (in the 70s) this afternoon after starting the day on either side 40 degrees. a subtle frontal boundary will move through late tonight which will bring with it our next punch of northerly wind tomorrow. as a r

northwestern, hosting dakota wesleyan in a top-25 battle. this, predictably, was a defensive game - third quarter - the tigers get to craig bruinsma and force the fumble - d-w-u recovers but wouldn't do anything with it. later - tigers pinned deep in northwestern territory - jacob jenness falls on the fumble - red raiders in business. jesse riley would finish the drive - just getting across the pylon - northwestern leads 10-0. but dakota wesleyan scores 27 straight points in the 4th quarter - dillon turner to hayden adams - the tigers top northwestern, 27- 17. big ups to dordt college - the defenders pick up just their third gpac win ever today with a 24-17 win over midland in sioux center. dordt now 2-6 on the year. in division 2, wayne state beats concordia as head coach dan mclaughlin becomes the program's all- time winningest coach. buena vista falls to dubuque in >> and now a message from donald and melania trump. >> good evening. as the man who's almost certainly you're not president, i wanted to give you a chance to get to know the re

straight line winds caused extensive damage throughout dakota city, nebraska. houses, cars and campers were destroyed, trees were completely uprooted. and the shelter house at beermann park, which was once the home to many birthday parties, community get togethers and family picnics... was demolished. "the wind took everything and just lifted it up off the ground and just dropped it in a pile" says kurt peterson, maintenance supervisor for the city of dakota city, ne. but thanks to a 20- thousand-dollar "keep america beautiful - lowe's community betterment" grant... the shelter house at beermann park is bigger and stronger than ever. nat a few changes were made to the structure. before the storm, these poles sat on top of concrete and were bolted into the ground. now, they sit four feet deep into the ground, surrounded by concrete. so if a storm were to come again, the shelter would be ready. "i'm not saying this one wouldn't come done, but it will take a lot more to bring this one down," says peterson. the shelter is not only stronger than it was before... it'

iowa's rate was higher than the neighboring states of nebraska and south dakota. a public hearing on our savior lutheran church's possible purchase of eagle distributing's building in norfolk, nebraska is being delayed. us92's eric mckay has that story. the norfolk planning commission's meeting was mistakenly published as occurring on wednesday, which meant that tuesday's meeting, technically, wasn't legal. it was advised by city officials that the commission not make any decisions until either a special meeting next week or their next regularly scheduled meeting in november. that meant no decision was made change zoning from industrial to commercial to purchase the eagle distributing building in order to build a new church. pastor lee weander says the move makes parish. "it expedites ministry," said our savior pastor lee weander. "it allows us to expand our ministry immediately and obviously that's a huge blessing. also in terms of costs, our architects have estimated it would save us around $5 million." but not everyone is excited about the possibility of having

the judge did not rule on whether dakota access is eligible for eminent domain. the 14th annual tri- state governor's conference brought together economic, business and political heads to siouxland this afternoon. iowa governor terry branstad, nebraska governor pete ricketts and south dakota governor dennis daugaard spoke to nearly 200 people about how far their states have come economically over the last few years. according to the bureau of labor statistics, in september 2015, nebraska has the second lowest unemployment rate in the nation at 2.9 percent. south dakota is fifth with 3.5 percent. and iowa is sixth with a 3.6 percent unemployment rate. "i'm proud that all three states have been working together on this for a long period of time focus on how we've can have that workforce to meet the needs of the jobs that are being created here in this siouxland area," said branstad. the tri-state governors say that begins at the student level. coming up at six we will look at what other areas the three governor's say needs poverty, disease, lack of education. a sio

stephanie: the bakken, or dakota access, pipeline could eventually carry crude oil from north dakota to illinois--cutting diagonally across the state. the iowa utilities board has yet to give it the go ahead. stephanie: the iowa board of utilities will hold a public hearing on the pipeline november 12th. but right now, local 5 wants to know what you think about the bakken pipeline. stephanie: share your thoughts for a chance to see your comments on-air. you can post you thoughts on twitter and facebook. or send us an email or give us a call . we'd love to hear what you think! the contact information is on your screen. jack: taking a look around iowa now. jack: two people are arrested in pella after tires are stolen. police say these two men were seen backing into a garage door at midtown tire and loading tires and other items onto their pickup truck. when they saw police, they ran. they were both arrested a short time later and taken to the marion couty law center. jack: in sioux city -- a road construction project delayed because of an endangered plant is reaching its final stages.

dakota valley taking on wagner -- both teams with one win. early in the 1st -- the panthers already up 7-nothing -- gage butler looking to add to it -- breaks down the sideline but steps out before he's tackled -- that would lead to another dv - td. butler's return sets this up -- austin carter running for the edge -- dives into the endzone -- the panthers with a 21-8 lead after a quarter. in the 2nd -- dakota valley keeps pouring it on -- luke schmitt dropping back -- tyler johnson torches the corner at the snap -- dakota valley blows out wagner, 43-8. norfolk catholic and boone central, newman grove have met three straight years in nebraska's class c1 playoffs, with state titles for each school in two of those years. this year, the knights are ranked first at 8 and 0 -- while the cardinals are sixth. seven of catholic's wins have been by 28 points or more. both teams fighting a light, spitting rain throughout the night. catholic gets on the board first - david engelhaupt goes in from 9 yards out - knights take a 7-0 lead after their first p

these assets are not just critical to north dakota. this provides dependable, affordable, reliable, affordable, reliable, baseload electricity to millions of people in the great plains with roughly 55% of55 percent of the electric power generated in north dakota being shipped outside the border. when this final rule came out i simply said, it was a a slap in the face tower utilities and regulators. this final rule is so vastly different than the rule that was proposed, it was almost laughable that epa said it was in any way informed by any real input or any real comment. how can you take utility thatsuitable a visit to 45 percent and not reissued that. i think the final rule is that jeopardizes 17,000 good paying jobs providing power for rural communities that otherwise would struggle. we have some of the lowest power cost in the country because we have some of the best utilities in the country who are always looking out for that consumer at the end new line north dakota has never stepped out from a tough challenge command with the cha

dakota access, l- l-c... has mentioned that the 3 point 7-8 investment will and 12 thousand jobs during construction... of hours of labor during the construction phase from all they also stated that the pipeline will create millions in state revenue during the construction 100-million dollars in sales and income tax. says the pipeline will generate roughly 55 million dollars annually in property tax. tim: finding a way to fill a growing gap in the siouxland skilled work force, brought governors from the three siouxland states to south sioux city today for the 14th tri-state governors conference. nebraska governor pete ricketts, who attended for the first time....said work force concerns rank as the biggest barrier keeping business from coming to siouxland. todays gathering gave governors the opportunity to share and learn about best practices not only from each other but also business leaders on hand. the governors say it's important that future workers understand what the best path to the work force is. "the

these assets are not just critical to north dakota. our coal-based generation provides dependable, affordable, reliable base load electricity to millions of people in the great plains with roughly 55% of the electric power generated in north dakota is shipped outside our border. when this final rule came out, i simple said -- i simply said it was a slap in the base if to -- base to our utilities and our regulators. this final rule was so vastly different than the rule that was proposed, it was almost laughable that e.p.a. said it wasn't in any way informed by any real input or any real comment. how can you take a utility and a state from 11% to 45% and not reissue that rule? how can that be the movement in the final rule? i think this final rule is -- is a rule that jeopardizes close to 17,000 good-paying jobs in my state. it provides power for rural communities that otherwise would struggle for affordable, reliable base load power. we have some of the lowest power costs in the country because we have some of the best utilities in the

the pipeline would stretch from the bakken oil fields in north dakota... through south dakota... and it would also runn om lyon county in northwest iowa all the way to southeast iowa. judge carl peterson dismissed the lawsuit... ruling the landowners have to exhaust the administrative remedies required... before they can sue a state agency. we spoke with one of the plaintiffs who owns land just west of ames. "well, we're of course very disappointed but we're resolute in our belief that property owners have basic rights." the judge *did not* rule whether dakota access is eligible for eminent domain. the state utilities board is holding public hearings on the pipeline... then will make a decision on whether to grant eminent domain. larry>> some siouxlanders got a chance to enjoy two passions tonight... art... and food. the sioux city art center held its "artilicious" event tonight. it combines culinary talents... with wine, beer offerings from hy - vee.... and a little art on the side. the money raised supports the exhibition and art education programs at the art center. "the f f of fo

these assets are not just critical to north dakota. our coal-based generation provides dependable, affordable, reliable base load electricity to millions of people in the great plains with roughly 55% of the electric power generated in north dakota is shipped outside our border. when this final rule came out, i simple said -- i simply said it was a slap in the base if to -- base to our utilities and our regulators. this final rule was so vastly different than the rule that was proposed, it was almost laughable that e.p.a. said it wasn't in any way informed by any real input or any real comment. how can you take a utility and a state from 11% to 45% and not reissue that rule? how can that be the movement in the final rule? i think this final rule is -- is a rule that jeopardizes close to 17,000 good-paying jobs in my state. it provides power for rural communities that otherwise would struggle for affordable, reliable base load power. we have some of the lowest power costs in the country because we have some of the best utilities in the

generally you don't think of the state of north dakota. typically it does not come to mind. a deep red state, wonderful state to live in comeau we have had our challenges and a couplethe couple successes that i am excited to tell you about. in the 2013 legislative session we were disappointed when a person had ballot was passed and sent to remove the people. it took away end-of-life decisions, in vitro, and women's reproductive rights. spearheaded byrights. spearheaded by a state senator from bismarck and a state representative in fargo. going into the 2014 election we had to defeat this measure and try to make gains in the legislature. the work we do in between sessions is very critical and north dakota because we need for it is every other year. the organizing found a couple of amazing candidates who worked incredibly hard and the one. senator aaron potvin this year, please stand. she actually picked up a seat in the north dakota senate in 2014. so in north dakota and 2014 we made legislative gains. one in each house.house. this led into

a dakota county sheriff's patrol boat found the body just south of the homer boat ramp... and identified it as 32 - year - old robert galvin. who'd been reported missing the previous sunday. an autopsy showed galvin drowned and he'd been in the water for a few days. police are investigating this death as an accident. 3 one man is dead after an accident on i - 29 near tea south dakota yesterday afternoon. a pickup was going south when it went into the ditch... crossed over into the median... and rolled over into oncoming traffic. that's when it hit a motorcycle that was going the opposite direction. the motorcycle driver was pronounced dead. the south dakota highway patrol is still investigating the accident. 3 another long- time siouxland lawmaker is leaving the iowa house. ron jorgensen has represented iowa house district 6... which includes the morningside area, sergeant bluff, bronson and salix... in the iowa house since 2010 when the house isn't in session... he's the vice president for business and finance at morningside college. jacob bossman... the northwest iowa re

the panthers will try to keep their playoff hopes alive against a south dakota team who broke north dakota states 26 game home winning streak earlier this year. thanks, scott. now here's a look at today's top web stories on kcrg dot com. stay with your 24-hour police and volunteers are looking for a waterloo west high school student of burmese decent. moe sed disappeared last thursday, and his family says he has special needs. tonight on t-v nine news at ten, hear why the family says the search for the teen may be difficult. and a movie created in, about and with actors from grundy center is debuting in the city's locally-owned theater tonight. at ten, see how the city hopes this will give people a more positive view of raising money for the theater. let's go to joe again for a final look at the weekend forecast. moisture continues to increase tonight resulting in showers to begin the weekend. clouds and rainfall stick with us into the early part of the afternoon. the most popular time 5-9pm and during that time the weather looks dry. heading into warmup in store. highs move back into the

west and dakota in action. chris has the action. chris palmquist--"good morning everybody. night's regular sioux city west was postseason. they would need some help with point but before that even matters, they'd first have to beat des moinesesoover. hoover won this ago down in des it's 14-7 huskies late in the 2nd...jerry right up the gut, he gets cut off but finds a seam up the left side...17 yards to the house to make it 20-7. west looking for the answer before half...noah mcwell...what a dual threat he is...a big chchk of yards, but the drive would stall and that would be our halftime score. second drive of the second for hoover...wilfrid kouakou puts it up for patrick sullivan who makes a nice snag...that would set up a short touchdown run. late in the third west gets the jalen roseland for catch...but that enough...hoover ends west's playoff hopes with a 34-14 win. the regular season finale for dakota night...panthers dv's offense looking one.e.luke schmitt to tyler johnson big gain...panthers up 7-0. and the screen sets up the deep ball...next drive it's schmitt to j

north dakota state last weekend. the coyotes host missouri state, who is winless in the conference but the news was not all good for the coyotes. usd got their first conference win in two seasons when they upset the bison. but starting running back and team captain trevor bouma broke his arm on and is out for the season. it's the second straight season that the junior from lemars has had his season cut short by injury. bouma was leading usd in rushing with 440 yards. "he'll be done for this season but not done with his spirit and his help," said south dakota head coach joe glenn. "he'll help us coach as a student assistant. he'll be at all the meetings and he'll go to the games on the bus with us and be at home and help us any way he can with his love and spirit and his toughness." usd and missouri state kick off at 2 o'clock saturday in the dakotadome. game 4 between the royals and blue jays. ben zobrist, the 2nd batter of the game, takes r-a dickey deep into the seats for the 2-run homer. it's 2-zip in a hurry. sti

nana "mmm that is perfect." >> vermillion, south dakota. giese says, by next summer, he hopes to be serving in different locations across siouxland. boa constrictor get loose on a philadelphia transit bus... and of course the passengers freak out. that's next in what's trending. and i'll have your complete << >> << wx timer @ 1:30 we'll continue our warm and windy trend today as tempeeatures reach the lower 80s thanks to a strong southwesterllwind at 15-25 milessper hour. a cold frontntpassing by will create a bit more cloud cover and possibly a shower or two tonight/tomorrow after a healthy amount of sunshine today. cooler air will move in behind the aforementioned frontal passage on wednesday allowing temperatures to only max out in the 60s and remain there the rest of the week and weekend. better rain chances look to arrive thursday night and friday when a larger-scale system makes its way up from the southwest which should leave us dry for you've heard of snakes on a bus? a man snuck his 4-foot- long boa constrictor on a phihidelphia tr

and in south dakota dakota valley over wagner 43-8! the morningside women's basketball team lost one game *ever* last seasononn their way to the school's fourth national champipiship. the mustangs seemed to have an answer for every opponent they faced a year ago. and they're returning ten players including all five starters from that team! the only thing they may not have an answer for ... ?how do you improve upon such an epic season? "improve upon last season...that's a tough question...um?" jordyn wollenburg - "um i guess just coming here every day, working as a team, trying to get better every single day. pushing each other." lexi ackerman - "i would say just on every night we've got to bring our game 100%. last year we had a aew games where we started off a little slow. weren't really focused in the beginning of the game." jamie sale - "i think we're used to expectations that even through the last year we were number one throughout the year and players learned to deal with that and that's what other people p p on us. we know thee r

my thanks to hillary clinton, dakota johnson, fetty wap! monty and the roots, right there, ladies and gentlemen! stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night.

diana>> we now know a little south dakota. according to the vermillion fire department... they were first called to the field just east of town at 12- 15 yesterday afternoon. when they arrived... they found 40 acres of cropland on fire and moving southeast. by the time that fire was contained... it had burned 85 acres of cropland and wooded areas... but *was* blocked from burning three homes in the area. crews from 7 area fire departments helped contain and put out the fire... . ending 7 hours on scene. a total of 93 firefighters were involved in battling that blaze. just what sparked that massive fire is still under investigation. 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 stududts from area schools spent part of their morning at the orpheum theatre downtown... listening to classical music performeby the symphony. symphony executive director mark francis says the event

the regular season finale for dakota night...panthers hosting wagner. dv's offense looking great in this one...luke schmitt with the short pass to tyler johnson big gain...panthers up 7-0. and the screen sets ball...next drive it's schmitt to johnson one more time...dakota valley opens up a 2 score lead. after a wagner touchdown...gage butler fields the kickoff...he finds a takes a hit and he's all kinds of amped up. that sets up austin carter for the run. cruises, 43-8 the for highlights from nebraska, head to our website siouxland matters dot com. and then join us tonight at 10:30 for the final friday night sportszone show. but for now, that will do it for your check on sports, have a great day everybody. jessica rae: october is national pasta and to help month... we are going to show you how to own at-home pasta theresa is here to good morning theresa! jessica and theresa are showing you how to create your very own at home pasta bar! jessica and theresa are showing you how to create your very own at home pasta bar! jessica and theresa are showing you

--today, uni hosting south dakota, who just a couple weeks ago beat north dakota state...this game was on 9.2....the coyotes get on the board first....play action pass from ryan saeger to brandt van roekel....7-0 south dakota... bailey to a regina grad's touchdown ties the game at 7.... --next possession for the panthers, bailey keeps it himself...uni up 14-7 at the half.... --3rd quarter it's waterloo native michael schmadeke from 48....he has just enough leg to put the panthers up 17-7... --schmadeke then out-does himself with a career long 50 yard bomb as uni beats south dakota 20-7. --iowa conference football...coe hosting luther....kohawks led 17-7 at the half and they add to it in the third as sam lahr plows his way into the endzone....24-7 coe... --luther answers with the fullback dive to christian moore....norse get back within 10.... --coe's offense goes back to work....the jet sweep to trevor heitland...he bobs and weaves his way through the luther defense....heit land finally goes down at the 25.... --lahr caps the drive with another touchdown....h e finishes the game with 2

they went to north dakota state, beat north dakota state. we went to fargo and it's not an easy task at all. for anybody to do that they've got to be good. saturday's game kicks off at one oh clock in the dome -- let's go to storm track seven chief the republicans finally admit it. >>"republican kevin mccarthy saying ...the committee investigating benghazi and clinton's emails was created to destroy her candidacy..." "everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we put together a benghazi special committee... what are her numbers today?" republicans have spent millions attacking hillary... ...because she's fighting for everything they oppose... ...from affordable health care. ...to equal pay... she'll never stop fighting for you. and the republicans know it. >>i'm hillary clinton and [ projector clicking ] [ eerie moaning, growling ] wheel... of... fortune! [ as dracula ] ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game, pat sajak and vanna white! pat: i'm feeling so undead. thank you, jim. thanks, everyone. how you

so even in north dakota we can do it. find the great candidates who can work hard to change the conversation and being proactive is very important. even in deep red north dakota things can be done. so keep your chin up and keep fighting. thank you. >> senator gary winfield? >> well, good morning. so i'm here to talk about connecticut. connecticut is a blue state, that doesn't always operate like it's a blue state. you know, i originally was supposed to be talking about what we did with our budget. the governor presented a budget that eviscerated social services and the legislature put the stuff we want to see back in the budget. we're still having that fight right now. because we have some deficit issues and the governor made some cuts but what i want to talk about are two bills that we did some work on this year. and it was a bill about excessive use of force and a bill about second chances. i want to talk about them for a very particular reason. when i first showed up, i showed up at progressive states. when i showed up

even in north dakota we can do it. know your strategy. by the great candidates and be proactive is important because even in north dakota, things can be done, so keep your chin up and keep fighting. thank you. [applause]. >> senator gary webb filled. >> good morning. so, i'm here to talk about connecticut. connecticut is a blue state. it doesn't always operate like it's a blue state. i originally was supposed to be talking about what we do with our budget. the governor presented a budget of social services basically. the legislature put a lot of the stuff that we want to see back into the budget. we are still having that fight right now. we has some deficit issues and the governor has made some cuts, but what i will let talk about about are two bills that we did some work on this year and it was a bill about excessive use of force and a bill about second chances. zero one to talk about them for a particular reason. when i first showed up, i showed up at progressive states and when i showed up in progressive states we are having conversati

16-year old student student charged with attempted murder in the shooting of the harrisburg, south dakota high school principal has hired a private investigator to help in his defense. a motion filed by the defense team for mason buhl shows an investigator has been hired to locate and interview witnesses. buhl is charged as an adult with attempted murder. he is accused of shooting principal kevin lein in the arm on september 30th in lein's office at the school. buhl is being held without bond. but ben says enjoy it now, because this nice weather won't last forever. he's in next with the forecast. here's the view from spencer, iowa, where it's and we need to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better by applying conservative principles we should lower rates and simplify the code to allow people to freely decide how they want to spend their money. what we need is leadership to fix a few big things... so that this country takes off and soars where people can dream the biggest possible dreams... and pursue them with a vengeance. sfx: applause jeb. proven conservative. rea

my thanks to hillary clinton, dakota johnson, fetty wap!everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- neil patric harris. mayor of new york city bill de blasio. music from panic! at the disco. featuring the 8g band with abe laboriel jr. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thank you, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] glad to hear it. let's get to the news. presidential hopefuls donald trump and ted cruz held a rally yesterday on capitol hill in order to protest obama's proposed iran nuclear deal. the rally was also attended by sarah palin, glen beck and one of the villainom

the resolution was adopted at a board meeting wednesday with dakota access officials. boone county chairman chet hollingshead says not a single person from boone county at the meeting supported the controversial project. "we can send a message to the iowa utilities board like hey, we're not in favor of this, and maybe other counties along this route will follow suit in webster county ... the board will be meeting with dakota access officials next week to adopt their resolution. they'll have strict rules for the company to follow to protect their drainage systems. but don't count on them to say no too. "we are not against or for a pipeline. in our opinion that pipeline is a private negotiation between a landowner and a private business. we're not here to be endorsing them or against them. we're here to protect our roads and our drainage system here in webster county." still ... hollingshead hopes their opposition will open the gates for more counties to step up too ... before it's too late. "i would think if you had strong messages coming from county supervisors along t

a dakota county sheriff's patrol boat found the body just south of the homer boat ramp... and identified it as 32 - year - old robert galvin. who'd been rererted missing the previous sunday. an autopsy showed galvin drowned and he'd been in the water for a few days police are investigating this death as an 3 one man is dead after an accident on i - 29 near tea south dakota yesterday afternoon. a pickup was going south when it went into the ditch... crossed over into the median... and rolled over into oncoming traffic. that's when it hit a motorcycle that was going the opposite direction. the motorcycle driver was pronounced dead. the south dakota highway patrol is still investigating the accident. 3 another long- time siouxland lawmaker is leaving the iowa house. ron jorgensen has represented iowa house district 6... which includes the morningside area, sergeant bluff, bronson and salix... in the iowa house since 2010 when the house isn't in session... 's the vice president for business and finance at morningside college. jacob bossman... the northwest iowa regional direct

eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota were in the upper 70s and lower 80s. in sioux city, we have 74 degrees. local temperatures are in the 70s to 80 in norfolk. winds are from the south generally. dew points in the 40s and 50s indicate fairly dry air. relative humidity values are less than 50 percent for most. zooming out, we can see the cold front more clearly. billings, mt has only 50 degrees. the satellite and radar shows clouds thicker to the west closer to the front. the stormcast hd shows a quiet night tonight, then the front passing through tomorrow. so, it will be cooler wednesdada no rain is exexcted wednesday, but on thursday, a low will lififnorth along with the warm front. this will give us a chance of showers thursday, especially late in the day. with the low close by, showers are likely friday, and possibly even a thunderstorm! tonight, look for a low of 51 and partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, look for a high of 68 and partly cloudy skies. the 7-day forecast shows mainly 60s for highs. rain chances are 30% thursday and 70% friday. tonight's ask

but we already know north dakota corn harvest is way ahead of schedule. normally many north dakota farmers won't begin shelling corn until early november. but as cliff naylor shows us many y oducers will already have their crop at the elevator before e first snow hits the fields. a dry summer and fall have given north dakota farmers a head start on harvesting late season row crops. dustin goehring - corn rmer: for us, this i ireally early, it's nice if we can get if off before we get any bad weather. it's easier on our never fun. dustin goehring usually doesn't start the corn harvest until early november, this year he might be finished cutting his crop by then and he's also saving lots of money because the crop is already dried down. jackie buckley - morton county extension agent: with the price of corn the way itits, three bucks or less, they don't want to run it through the dryer because that costs money. wayne bodvig planted 13-hundred acres of irrigated corn this spring and his yields are good. he says abundant sub soil moisture levels in the spring h

the coyotes have also lost five straight to north dakota state, today's opponent. the bison are the four-time defending fcs champs....ranked second in the latest polls... first quarter....carson wentz back to throw and he delivers a laser to darrius sheppard....37 yards...14-0 ndsu... but the yotes would respond...ryan saeger with a pretty touch pass to brandt van roekel...8 yard strike...usd within seven.... next coyote drive....saeger connects with gehlen catholic alum trevor bomma all the way down to the would h it in to tie this game at 14-....this game went down to the wire and as time expired....miles bergner hit a 33- yard field goal to win it...usd wins at ndsu for the first time since 1978....24-21 the final. wayne state on the road at augustana....the wildcats won this matchup last season 52-48... first drive of the game for the vikings and they cash it in....c.j. ham hits the edge and that dude is gone....25 yards to the house...7-0 augustana.... five minutes later....trey heid calls his own name and the qb keeper works to perfection...he rumbles 25 yard

a dakota county sheriff's patrol boat found the body just south of the homer boat ramp... and identified it as 32 - year - old robert galvin... who'd been reported missing *last* sunday. an autopsy showed galvin had drowned and he'd been in the water for a few days. police are investigating this death as an accident. 3 one man is dead after an accident on i - 29 near tea south dakota yesterday afternoon. a pickup was going south when it went into the ditch... crossed over into the median... and rolled over into oncoming traffic. that's when it hit a motorcycle that was going the opposite direction. the motorcycle driver was pronounced dead there. the south dakota highway patrol is still investigating the accident. 3 donald trump has a rally planned in sioux city tuesday night... and a hispanic group from sioux cityu isn't happy about where he'll be. silences trump... it launched a petition asking sioux city schools to stop trump from using west high school to host his rally... saying the g - o - p candidate is a bully and his appearance at the school is inappropriate. 3 "e

but dakota access has about a quarter of the witnesses. stephanie: one presidential candidate sat down for dinner to talk with folks in windsor heights tonight. stephanie: carly fiorina was the guest of honor for the polk county republican women's chili fundraiser. she spoke to those at the windsor heights community center about a number of topics, including foreign policy. "when we do not lead when we do not stand with our allies the world becomes a very dangerous very tragic place and we are seeing that play out on our television screens and the front pages of our newspapers every day " stephanie: meanwhile, two sets of protests were setup outside the event. progress iowa was there to ask fiorina about her economic policy. issues like equal pay, affordable child care, paid family leave and the minimum planned parenthood spoke out postiion on women's health. as well as her stance on the recent video shows planned parenthood execs making deals over fetal tissue. about planned that arent true and show our support for planned parenthood abou

the pipeline would stretch fromm the bakken oil fields in north dakota... through south dakota... and it would also run from lyon coenty in northwest iowa all the way to southeast iowa. judge carl peterson dismissed the lawsuit... ruling the landowners have to exhaust the administrative remedies required... before they can sue a state agency. the judge *did not* rule whether dakota access is eligible for eminent domain. the state utilities board is holding g blic hearings on thehe pipeline... then will make a decision on whether to grant eminent domain. larry>> a recent supreme court ruling is putting a financial crunch on the sioux city school district. and it looks like local property taxpayers will have to make up the difference. the court's ruling basically means sioux citians who work out of the state have been illegally double - taxed... because they were forced to pay a surtax that schools. that means the district stands to lose about 282 - thousand dollars. the district's chief financial officer says the *hit* isn't as bad as they thought. but they'll have to look at ways to r