north dakota is now producing more than a million barrels of oil a day. ten years ago there were fewer than 200 oil-producing wells in the bakken. now there are more than 8,000. >> they call it boomtown usa this is where all the money is. it's crazy the amount of money you can make here. >> this rapid pace of development and the flood of workers coming here, has given north dakota the lowest unemployment rate in the us. but it's also raised questions over the dangers of working in the oil fields. >> the more jobs you complete, the more money you make. the faster you complete them, the faster you can get to the next job. let's say i mean you take your time. if you be safe, you are not i bet you could cut your pay in half. >> fault lines spent six months investigating some of the risks in north dakota's oil fields and uncovered a dark side to the boom. >> a lot of these workers come to north dakota, get chewed up and go home to recover. i get calls from attorneys in other states all asking the same question. what in the hell is going on up there? >> thousan

tonight, the story made it's way to vermillion, south dakota. filmed over a decade, the series avery, as he goes through a murder trial. though there's a lack of sufficient dna evidence in the case, avery was still convicted. a panel of local law enforcement, along with public defenders, discussed how the case would play out in south dakota. "we think it's important that law students and other students have a good perspective of types of situations that go on in law enforcement and how it applies to law," said usd law student, samantha berglin. the event drew approximately 20 usd students. daylight saving time changes could raise the risk of stroke for some. researchers from finland analyzed a decade of information to find the rate of stroke around daylight saving time. they compared the amount of stroke hospitalizations during the week following daylight saving to the rate of strokes either two before or two weeks after the event. preliminary findings show there was an 8 percent increase during the first two days after the time transition. the

dakota valley. but, they say if the governor doesn't veto the bill, they will make those changes for their students' needs. "there's a family restroom which is a unisex restroom in the new high school. also, all our nurses offices have restrooms in them which are unisex restrooms," said al leber, superintendent of dakota valley. governor dennis daugaard has until tomorrow to veto the bill. if the governor does nothing, the bill will become law without his signature. matt. south dakota governor dennis daugaard says he won't pursue an expansion of medicaid. the governor made the announcement after getting input from federal officials about policy revisions. daugaard says there are not enough days left in the legislative session for lawmakers to consider the plan and make thier decision. he says the state will continue to explore expanding medicaid in the orange city, iowa residents will head to the polls tomorrow to decide if their local fire department will expand. the current station was built in 19

18 year old dakota doocy is motivating them by breaking new ground. she's enlisted to become a field artillery firefinder radar operator.... 02:48:42 'they have a critical job so they can understand where incoming rounds might be coming. how we can defend against that and where our outgoing rounds are going as well . -hapgood the decision to enlist in a combat role didn't come easy... knowledge about it and i thought about it and thought about it and i wasnt really sure about it. i didnt want to, and i really thought and i joined dakota doocy knows she made the right choice... both for her and the women who will follow. 21:55:57 i want someone to look up to me and be like oh shes doing a good thing. maybe i should do that too. so, yeah i like to be in this position because there are people out there that think that they cant do something, especially girls. - dakota women can do it... taking part in training.. drills... and meeting the qualifications only to men. im doing something that once upon a time, females couldnt do. / / 21:32:12 ' im willing to

south dakota currently has the lowest teacher pay in the nation. a siouxland school had a scare after they received a bomb threat. ktiv's tommie clark traveled to everly, iowa today for the story. << shortly after studens got to school tuesday morning, someone noticed something wasn't right. "i got a call from my high school principal just saying that a student had come to him and reported finding something written on a stall in a restroom," said clay central-everly community schools superintendent, dennis mcclain. that message ended up being a bomb threat. so, school staff called law enforcement officials. "students were evacuated from this school building right behind me. they were then sent to an off-site location right down the street." students were taken to a community center while several departments including the clay county state patrol, an algona bomb dog, and more @ornered off the area and did a search. "wdivided up into three teams and then we rendered the school safe basically, making a full search of the school not only the inside of

now, the story made it's way to vermillion, south dakota. filmed over a decade, the series focuses on crime suspect steven avery, as he goes through a murder trial. though there's a lack of sufficient dna evidence in the case, avery was still convicted. a panel of vermillion law enforcement, along with public defenders, discussed how the case would play out in south dakota. "we think it's important that students and other students have a good perspective of types of situations that go on in law enforcement and how it applies to w," said usd law student, samantha berglin. the event drew appromately 20 usd students. a semi truck was sliced in half by a freight train yesterday in sioux city. around 5:30 in the afternoon a semi truck was crossing railroad tracks near lewis boulevard and singing hills boulevard. the oncoming train hit it, and spilled the truck's cargo of dry feed grade urea. officers say there were no injuries. fire rescue teams worked to make sure the accident was not a hazard for the environment. one siouxland mcdonald's restau

it was the topic of a session last night at the university of south dakota. filmed over a decade, the series focuses on crime suspect steven avery, as he goes through a murder trial. despite a lack of sufficient dna evidence in the case, avery was still convicted. last night, a panel of public defenders and vermillion law officers discussed how the case would play out in south dakota. "we think it's important that law students and other stutunts have a good persptive of types of situations that go on in law enforcement and how it applies to law," said usd law student, samantha berglin. the event drew approximately 20 usd students. the sioux city police association has donated money to a center that serves child victims of abuse. was presented a check for $5,000 yesterday. the mill go toward the center's move to a new and larger facility. "this is going to increase the ability to see children in a more timely fashion," said lea greathouse, executive director of the mercy medical center foundation. "we're going to go from one interview room to three, from one e

the rule faced substantial opposition in south dakota. we joined a lawsuit with 12 other states to block the rule. was quoted asal saying, the epa as -- is overstepping its authority and seizing rights reserved to the states. under the clean water act, epa has proposed new water standards , nutrients, and dental offices. these more stringent standards are going to cause additional wastewater treatment, which will drive wastewater treatment costs up. under the resource conservation recovery act, epa finalized regulations for coal ash. l fired powera but isurns only dry ash subject to the existing waste permit. clean air act, the power plant was listed as a large source and needed to demonstrate compliance with sulfur dioxide standards. thenever took into account new air pollution controls installed at a cost of $384 million. these newo doubt controls will reduce sulfur dioxide emissions below the threshold established. another clean air dispute involves ozone. south dakota is one of 10 states complying with standards against recommendation

morningside hosts dakota wesleyan in this evening's title game. across town, briar cliff battles nebraska wesleyan in the men's championship. we will have the ghlights from both games today's picture comes from...the office of sen. bill anderson... it's school choice day at the state house in des moines. sen anderson and rep.chuck holz, meeting with students from st. mary's high school in remsen... if you're like to submit a facebebk n photo, just st it on our abc-9 facebook page. jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) the forecast for tonight is for a low of 14 with increasing clouds. tomorrow, expect a high of 49 and mostly cloudy skies. we have a afternoon and evening. the 7-day forecast shows quiet weather through thursday through saturday, then a big warmup to the 60s sunday, monday, and tuesday. tonight's ask fred prize is 4 tickets to muskies vs. fargo! to enter, email or facebook your weather question. i'll answer the winning question on abc9 news at 10. i spoke to the sloan head start 3 and 4 year olds in sioux city today! we had a lot of fun. than

let -- i want to show you video, a setup to why we are here in williston, north dakota. one of the greatest american economic stories of the past decade has taken place not in the koesz cozy confines of sili valley, but the high plains of north dakota. over ten years, no state has benefited more from oil's boom and no city in the state has benefited more than williston. growth here reigns supreme as oil production and jobs surged.

but will produce little or no noticeable benefits in south dakota.for this reason, we believe each state should have the right and the free dom to address these issues individually, using the principles of cooperative federalism on federal ichl. as stated in the executive order the framers recognize that the states possess unique authorities, qualities and abilities to meet the needs of the people and should function as lavatories of democracy. that's not the case. i hope the information is helpful to the committee. thank you again. >> thank you. all right. could you hold that up? according to this december 2015 timeline by the association of air pollution control agencies there are nine clean air act deadlines for states this year alone. your testimony describes a number of these epa actions as -- i'm quoting now from your statement, "we have at best overlapping and at worst conflicting directives." can you explain how competing dms impact your department? >> thank you, chairman. it is frustrating as we seek implementation of a number of regulations

in america may have benefited more from oil's boom than williston, north dakota. but now no town in america may be feeling the hit from oil's collapse as much either. those who came here from all over america looking for a job are now going back home. the work just simply isn't there. as overproduction has forced the number of new wells being drilled to dry up. we went out to one of the few remaining oil rigs and spoke with its manager about what's happen together workers. >> the problem is, you lost the crews that you trained up, those guys are gone. that's the problem with the down cycle is you lose all your talented people, now you've got to retool, respool, retrain. >> during the peak of the oil boom tens of thousands of workers came to north dakota. most of them lived in what they call a man camp. the nice word is hotel. basically 1,000-plus workers all living in dormitory-style arrangements with a big master hall. this was pretty much considered the cream of the crop, the best ones, the capital lodge. at its peak, 1,200 workers, three hots and a cot every da

we pride ourselves in south dakota with clean air. if there's a forest fire in california or other areas, we suffer from the smoke from that. what we understand when you want clean air, we want it, too. we think we do a good job in the state. secretary, you have spent decades administering environmental regulations on the state and federal level. can you discuss in your experiences, the differences you've seen in terms of the quality and benefits of regulations that have resulted from a process and incorporates more state input compared to the regulations that have been recently promulgated by the epa? >> senator rounds? based on my experience if you go back and epa rolled out an issue and if everybody came to the table and agreed this is a problem, and agreed this is some options that are viable, things get done. it works. if you don't have that process in place and the federal government epa in this case, is identifying the problem, along with the option, or a couple options, none of which work for you, then we're left with the laws

and also the couple has hired a new dog walker for dakota. channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> new york city has a new theater for independent movies. the metro graph, had a grand opening on the lower east side this week. it is the first independently operated movie theater to open in manhattan in more than a decade of the independent film noteables were there, as was a bearded dustin hoffman. >> now they call my era the golden age of film. but i think the golden age of film still exists, and that is what this theater is for. >> reporter: it has two screens and a 175-seat auditorium with a balcony and a smaller space that seats 50. >>> the ice man comeeth. coming up on eyewitness news, cold climbing. meet the adventurer with ice in his veins. governor andrew cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only growing. if you work full-time you shouldn't have to choose between paying the rent and buying food. i say lift up the working families of this state and pay a real decent wage. we fight until this nation fulfills its promise of o

>> 6 minutes. >> reporter: dakota's off camera for all of one minute. >> do you wonder if dakota even went out? >> yeah, it's really quick. chris says dakota did her business in the bedroom. >> for what i thought she was having problems or rebelling or just being a puppy, it was actually because she wasn't going out and was having to hold it all day. >> reporter: the following day chris says the dog walker was even more delinquent. the log reads dakota was walked twice, at 11:00 and 4:00. >> she charged me for two visits but only came for one. >> reporter: we do see her pet dakota once, even threw her a toy, once. all while on the phone. >> that was all the interaction she got that day. she was home from 6:30 in the morning to 8:00 at night. >> reporter: chris says when he confronted the dog walker, she said it was too cold to walk the dog claiming -- >> the temperatures of those days did not allow for the dog to be outside. she claimed they were in the single digits. >> reporter: we checked accuweather. it shows temps in the 30s both days. before being told she was taped, the dog wal

with the win, the south dakota state tournament. alex as you saw in chris' story, this season is the last season for seniors mike gesell and adam woodbury. the sioux crew turned the iowa hoops program around....but they would need to step up in a big way on senior night. the 16th ranked hawkeyes at home....hosting big ten force indiana.... that's nic zeislof for the hoosiers....huge triple and indiana ties things up... on the other end....jarrod uthoff answers for the hawkeyes...he had 18 points..........iowa within two.... then its peter jok....he has been quite the sparkplug this season for the black and gold........ but indiana was the better team tonight .....og anunoby up and under.....huge bucket! woodbury had 4gesell had 7 but iowa loses on senior day x0-----x. senior night for andrew white and shavon shields.......nebras ka hosting 15th- ranked purdue... first halflots of purdue dunks. isaac haas slams it home. the boiler are a strong bunch. === then vince edwards steal and the two handed flush. part of a 23-4 boiler run to

senator rounds. >> we pride in south dakota with the clean air. we have challenges at times if there's a forest fire in california. we suffer from the smoke from that. we understand when you talk about you want clean air. we want it too. secretary you spent implementing on federal level k. you discuss experienceses of differences that you've seen in terms of quality of regulations that have resulted from process that incorporates more state input compared to regulation that is having promulgated by the epa? >> senator rounds, based on my experience if you go back and epa ruled out an issue and if everybody caism to the -- came to the table and agreed this is a problem and options viable, things get done, it works. if you don't have that process in place and the federal government epa in this case is identifying the problem along with the option or a couple options, none of which work for you, then we are left with the lawsuits that you -- that i just mentioned in my testimony. >> talk about ozone. we are one of the few states in compliance. can yo

shows present day south dakota. this is a good example. the decoder believe this land is their spiritual home. it represents where they emerged out of the earth as a people. it as the heart to everything that is. many believe the health of the -- i would give another example of the western apache. you all have read this so i will summarize it quickly. , home andn apache place had other functions. they believe wisdom sits in places. and provides a way for cultural knowledge to be transferred from one generation to another. an outsider might look at a creek and just see it as that. to the apache, these landmarks make up a cultural geography. elders use the markers to tell .tories about the past if you no longer live in this , he will not be able to pass on this knowledge in the same way. it would represent a loss of cultural knowledge. as settlers headed west, the u.s. thought to build a road to whatsent-day wyoming is now montana. red cloud along with his warriors fought the military to a standstill between 1866 and 1868. this is known as r

south dakota is second. iowa's wind farms --. new facility opening up is good news for people struggling with mental health issues. that's coming up in tonight's health wash. castillo, watch. meteorologist chad sandwell and sports director chris 3 "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 3 3 chad, diana and larry talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. 3 <>> we have snow on the way snoochlt yeah, we're growing to see some xhily temperatures the next 44 to 36 hours. then we can look forward to a nice weekend. just a couple days to mess around with. take a look at our sky watch camera. great lakes countertops and camera at 5:00 o'clock. we saw grass. thought the case right now as we have seen dusting. you can barely see it way off in the distance there. the visibilities has dropped with the snow in that area. take a look at our extended forecast. 32 tomorrow and 40s wednesday and thursday. possible snow mix. things real awarm up, heading in to the weekend. lower 50s f

i'm brian sullivan in williston, north dakota.his is not the keystone pipeline, one you may not have heard about, but it is called the dap, dakota access pipeline, it was approved yesterday by 3-0. the reason why that matters is one of the big problems with oil in the bakken is the higher cost relative to texas. the ground is hard, labor is more expensive. getting the oil out of here is expensive. truck, train, pipeline your only option. the dakota access pipeline will be built and completed and it will help take out a couple hundred thousand new barrels of oil a day, lowering the price here. and yesterday we went out to where they were building a tank gathering space station and spoke with a developer on the land involved in the deal. right now in a rough way about half the oil coming out of the bakken is done by pipeline, the other half by truck and rail. this design to make more go by pipeline. how much, when this is completed, will this bring out of the bakken. >> 475,000 barrels a day to 550 at full capacity. so it can handle

-dakota war received some public attention. like i said, commenters in minnesota believe that the military and the militia had been right, some of them criticized lincoln for being too lenient. other outspoken critics took this as an opportunity to argue for the need to reform indian policy. it was because of the tensions that ultimately led to this intensification. as westward expansion would continue, these kinds of tensions with non-native settlers engaging with native peoples would get worse. in a lot of ways, he was prophetic. we will get to that when we talk about the 1870's in a few minutes. two years later -- here's some information from the time as well as a sketch of the execution. and the military prison camp. at fort snelling. this all happened in present-day minnesota. a couple years later, another major event. 1864, a militia led more than 100 u.s. volunteers into a village of peaceful indian arapaho's. >> this is like the colorado national guard. mr. genetin-pilawa: this is the colorado militia. although when we

private megan reaska and private dakota doocy are preparing for combat... "i dont want to be like pampered because im a female. i mean i joined the military like thats not something thats very girly, you reaska, a 20 year old sophomore at the university of iowa, started out considering a medical position... but was drawn to the duties of a combat engineer. youre talking about jobs in which you may have to go find improvised explosive devices. you may have to use you know high explosives to remove obstacles. you may engage in direct combat, just like the infantry would against an enemy. combat engineer definitely intrigued me. sounds awesome. 'you learn how to build things and like that and then you learn to be able to blow it up. you learn all the chemicals and the context of that kind of stuff to be able to blow it up. i think thats awesome. combat engineers construct fighting positions, bridges, obstacles and defensive positions...placing and detonating explosives ...clearing routes. for reaska it isn't just a job... military service its part of a family

south dakota state fought back. 10 seconds to go. the senior comes up big with the steel, the slam. 79-74.d escapes, scott abraham has more from spokane. scott: survive and advance, in c aa tournament, and maryland did that today, squeaking by south dakota state. the terps are moving on. >> a little relieved, excited because we did played well most of the game. >> right now we are more confident. going forward, we have some stuff. >> i was a bit scared. we came so far to play like that. but i had no doubt we would pull it out. >> we are moving on and we still have a chance to couple is our goal. it is an amazing feeling. at the same time, we know we have business to take care of. scott: next up, sunday showdown with cinderella hawaii, who knocked off fourth-seeded cal. scott abraham, abc 7 sports. erin: thanks, scott. one more virginia in the sweet 16 for the ninth time in program history, the second time in the last three years. past, they have to get butler. robert burton will be live in raleigh, north carolina, tomorrow with a pre

the satellite and radar shows the heaviest snow to our north, along interstate 90 in south dakota and minnesota. light snow is seen scattered through other parts of the front moving tonight. snow will quiet weather will be seen tuesday and early wednesday, but another system will bring a chance of a light rain/snow mix wednesday evening. the snow for most of us tonight. sioux falls could see 2". for light snow, with the highest totals north expect mostly the 7-day forecast light mix late sunday and monday. (tim) thanks, fred. still to come... course on yoga this move it red carpet for the oscars ... a lot of them actively training for the big night to look stunning in their dresses or ... often times part of that training is yoga ... a century old practice that has entered mainstream workout routines around the world . .. our own lukas voss gave it a try this morning ... nats: move it monday stinger in: tim and jenna, we had the pleasure of having conny reynolds from the yoga college ... come to our studio this morning and show me some tricks of why yoga is a really good way of keepin

so for example, in north dakota and it's not unique to north dakota, it's occurring in other states,as well, iowa and i don't know about kansas but aáñ number of states we have counties and not enough of the survey forms that come back in so that the nav's information is not used and we're using risk management information and getting a bad result. what i mean by that is if you take counties for example in nk, logan and la moore and compare them to similar counties in terms of the average for corn, for example, for the year, if you use the nas data, excuse me, if we don't have enough nas data, we're using the rma data and getting a result that doesn't correlate with like counties. other counties that typically have the same yield, those farmers get in our payment because the rma data is so high, it's disqualifying farmers in logan counties for example from getting an ark payment on corn. there are other examples around the country. we asked to be allowed to work with the fsa director in the respective state and use comparable counties that have adequate nas data so we don't get a ske

(michelle) the south dakota legislature passed the bill to increase teacher pay. the vote passed 25 to 10. the half-cent sales tax increase willllelp fund governor dennis daugaard's plan to improve south teacher. the bill now heads to the supportive governor. folks in orange city, iowa are voting today whether to pay for a new fire station. the fire department wants to end 3-point-5 million dollars to expand the existing station which dates back to 1973. fire chief dennis vanderwel says it's too small for today's needs. he also says there's also a lack of ventilation that exposes the firefighters to high levels of diesel exhaust. polls are open until eight o' clock tonight at living waters church in orange city. the city of sioux city held a meeting toy to discuss the possible move of the clerk of courts office from the law enforcement t nter to the county courthouse.e. ktiv's sam curtiss will have more on the meeting a northwest iowa dairy and animal feeding operation is facing a federal lawsuit. the lawsuit is against meadowvale dairy near rock valley and its ow

the governor of south dakota has vetoed a bill that spark the national attention requiring transgender students to use the bathroom that corresponds to their sex at birth. there is no pressing area in the school districts and believe that school leaders better positioned to address any problem if it arises in the future. opponents of the bill are thrilled. >>> unbelievably excited and so happy and thankful that he listened to the members of the community and really put a human face on this issue and vetoed it. >> supporters argue that bill protection for all south dakota students. >>> really tragic story out of oregon where a pregnant woman is dead after a tree fell on her suv. the woman was driving to work when the freak accident happened. the entire driver's side of the suv is crushed. a witness saw the tree fall and called 911 but it was just too late. nothing anyone could do. she was expecting her second child. >>> new channel 8 at 6:00 is coming in next. >>> keith and stacy is here with what we are working on. >>> the most terrifying ride of a pinellas county mom. >> she had a gun

dakota was used to working with big names. the actress was just 10 when robert deniro threw her a birthday party on the set of the movie "hide and seek." the bash included food from panda express. she owns one horse which was a gift from another famous co-star kurt russell. dakota named her goldie after the film "dreamers" in 2005. dakota attended kimball high school where she was crowned homecoming queen twice in 2009 and 2010. after graduating, dakota attended nyu where she reportedly paid $8400 a month for her soho apartment and today she found love in jamie tracken. the couple has an age difference of 12 years and has been together since 2013. with a net worth of $16 million, date night is on dakota. celebrity bus in the heart of new york city, i'm sonia isabel. thanks for watching. we'll see you next time. ok!s what happened. it was struck by lightning thursday evening. it was forced to make an emergency landing on the way from north carolina to new york. did i verred to jfk airport. it was supposed to land at laguardia.

south dakota's governor is >>> after weeks of outcry and lobbying south dakota is vetoing the bathroom bill that would have been the first in the nation. >> the governor signed the veto just before the deadline before it was allowed to come long. tonight that veto his first. the measure would have required schools to mandate all students rooms at the gender they were assigned at birth. lawmakers are quoting this bill does not provide the appropriate accommodations for individual students. situations arrive i believe instead of encouraging a local solution. this bill a broadly regulated a manner that invites conflict and litigation. >>> the governor is getting a measure he is a short assignment. it's a breakthrough for the states notoriously low teacher pay. at the the house and senate both approved a half% increase to the states sales tax to better find a teacher pay and better provide property tax relief. >> all the operations at the woodberry county clerk of courts office could is to be back in one building. >> currently the clerk's office a split between the courthouse of and the la

the dakota tavern, friend of everyone. that's who brian and jackie were. we're live in douglas county tonight. jeff todd, cbs4 news. >>> thank you. investigators say alcohol may be a factor in a roll over crash that left several children injured, at bowles and south pierce in jefferson county. 7 children inside of this suv two of the children have serious injuries. the driver has been identified as angela densemore. it looks like the children should make a full recovery. >> i'll thankful that everybody is okay, they've got bumps and bruises, when you see something like this, man, i mean, it usually means something worse. >> densemore is still in the hospital. investigators say she will likely face dui charges when she is released. >>> right now, new information after a pickup truck almost wound up in the south platt river. copter 4 shows us that wreck in a very precarious spot this morning off i-25 near alameda. investigators think that the driver was trying to avoid a crash and veered off the highway. two lanes of southbound 25 had to be closed for a few

the hard rock hotel is only one of seven four nebraska and south dakota. today students from around siouxland learned about the basic form of life...molecule s. students from the university of nebraska medical center and milwaukee school of engineering taught siouxland students the complexity of the smallest life forms. the "molecules and you" event allows students to work hands on with the molecules. the event is funded by the science education partnership award grant..or known as sepa. it's a bit chilly today... but it looks like a warm up is in our future. ron's full forecast is coming up after the break. the forecast. many of our highs today were held in the 20s which is much cooler of late. for sioux city, the last time we had a high below 30 degrees was 17 days ago so you may have niced today's chill. most of our lows will dip into the teens tonight before we warm a bit better for our wednesday. another chance of a mix comes our way wednesday night but it shouldn't be anything too heavy. thursday will be a bit cool but there's nothing but warming to

michigan taking on north dakota in the ncaas as a north dakota player scores on a beautiful shot 3wu9 takes a nasty forearm from the ref. but he got up with a smile. north dakota went on to beat michigan 5-2. finally a few bees drove cubs outfielder jason hayward to seek some relief. but it turned into a swarm and caused a ten-minute delay in spring training. a game between chicago and the seattle mariners. hayward later said he was stung about ten times. but hey he did get a homer so i guess it wasn't all that bad. bee thankful? maybe. okay. bad one. >>> passing up a beloved television personality we have to tell you about. plus police are searching for a real life grand theft auto ring. you're watching "first look." ♪ we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol®. and we are theic plays) hbug chicks.ie and i'm jess. we are a nano-business. wind

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north dakota went on to beat michigan, 5-2. >>> a few bees. into a swarm and caused a ten-minute delay in a spring training game between chicago and the mariners. hayward says he was stung about ten times but did get a homer. i guess it wasn't all that bad. bee happy. i'm not a comedian. back to you. >>> a superweekend for movies. plus from a wrecking ball to a spinning chair. the judges joining adam and blake on "the voice." that is next. you can finally break up with bleach. lysol with hydrogen peroxide. for a tough clean with zero percent bleach. lysol that. ifor all the wrong reasons.gical you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. now to entertainment news. batman v superman brought in a huge whopping amount. additional 254 million overseas. >> and it had bad reviews. the movie soared despite largely negative reviews. domestic ticket sales set a record for a march releas

john: the storm in denver reaches up to minnesota and the dakotas. don: with springtime comes pollen. it is going to stay high today. it gets knocked down a bit on friday. the reason for that is we will see some rain friday and then it jumps back a flip some dry weather saturday into sunday. dew points just 48. 37% humidity with wind kicking up at 20 miles an hour. if you are going to burn outside, do not burn anything today's. from here to the beach, a gorgeous day. lots of blue skies and sunshine. wind out of the southwest at 20 miles an hour. in the mountains, they had snow on monday. that really cold air goes back to the midwest. 41 in chicago. 27 in rapid city. in denver, 19 degrees. we will see the cold air staying at their very big snows through northern colorado into wyoming and the dakotas. it is all rain as you get to portions of michigan and into the northeast. we are just going to see clear skies today and eventually some clouds. cold air will stay away. we will stay mild. that low moves east. here is the frontal boundary. snow stays to t

. >>> still to come -- is south dakota on the brink of changing history? the governor makes a decision on a controversial bill regarding gender specific bathrooms. his decision is coming up. >> breaking overnight, train cars off the tracks in new york. what caused the derailment putting the morning commute in >>> this is i-275 at jefferson moving through doesn't tampa. no problems to report. janelle is welcome back the traffic cameras and will have a full look at the morning commute. >>> today a southwest ohio school district is going to open its doors once again to students after shooting earlier this week. classes at madison junior/senior high school will begin again this morning, that school is reopening just two days after 14-year-old austin cafeteria. this morning we're hearing from one of the victims injured by flying shrapnel. >> two pieces of shrapnel in my leg, one in my upper thigh and one in my calf. >> crisis counselors will be on hand today. the teen remains in juvenile detention after denying charges at a court hearing yesterday. >>> this mor

the south dakota senate has passed a measure to raise teacher pay. the proposed half cent sales tax statewide, is aimed at aiding the governor's plan to improve south dakota's teacher salaries. they're currently the lowest in the nation. week and is expected to be signed by the governor. " when we come back... will siouxland families have to say goodbye to a pipe dream? i'll tell you why the popular business might be shutting down... up next. scott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this rning... withth.. lukas voss... and meteorologist ott larson.. this is abc9 news this morning. " morning. we are with cloud cover in the region. temperatures range from the single digits to the lower 20s. we have a light wind generating wind chills near 0, so bundle up! here's a look at our stormcast hd where we're going to have some sprinkles and flurries arriving this evening. accumulations will be exceptionally light. tomorrow will be a little bit cooler with highs in the upper 30s and cloudiness. the weekekd brings warmer temperatures back into the regegn

potholes of north dakota. we have got to continue to just love the national parks, get involved with be a friend of one of the parks, stay engaged a vote a vote for people in the senate, in congress and the white house that are going to prioritize. the deferred maintenance of our national, forget the parks, places like independence hall, it is pathetic, we are not taking care of our historic structures. this is the first sign of national decay and decline when you cannot take care of your country's historic places. we have leaking rooms, mold, yet when people try to trim the budget down for the parks so let's hope we can get a sense of robust budgets and keep talking about that is what we need. love the national parks and be loud about it. >> they are our heirlooms. >> you point out in your books that fdr was an avid reader of maps, another hobby that he have and i am interested if you pointed this out, he was a very fervent stamp collector. every step tells a story story and many of those stories have to do w