deborah: here in sioux city... officers and their families were invited to a tailgate event...for law enforcement appreciation day the event was held before the annual morningside and briar cliff "battle for the saddle" game. officials were able to meet with fellow community members, play mes with their children, and enjoy food donated by local businesses. "wearing the shirt...the supportive shirt with the other spouses today, you know? just getting welcomed, handshakes, smiles from the other families," said jensen. deborah law enforcement milies took the field moments toss.... to be acknowledged in full of mustang and charger fans. tonight at ten, mandy buenting, the wife of rockwell officer (bunting) who was fatally shot in 201313hile on duty. deborah a sioux city couple is facing charges tonight...after discharging a police were domestic disturbance according to sioux city police...a gun went off around 10:50 p-m while police were rushininto the scene.authorities say..michael johnson...and nadia brody...got into

deborah back to you. deborah thanks alex. now to the latest on the race to the white house... ten g-o-p presidential candidates were in des moines today reaching out to voters. deborah ted cruz, rand paul, chris christie, bobby jindal, marco rubio, mike huckabee, lindsey graham, jeb bush, rick santorum and carly fiorina each had fifteen minutes to speak on stage at the iowa state fairgrounds. campaign booths were available so people could have personal conversations with candidates. the iowa caucuses are set for february of 2016. deborah some of those candidates were also in siouxland today....rallying for support. new jersey governor chris christie held a meet and greet in sioux city this morning. the event was held at jitters cafe. speaking to the crowd of about fifty...christie said he is ready to be president, and isn't afraid of the responsibilty. attendees say they were surprised by what christie had to say. " i was impressed by what he had to say, for folks here. i think if we had more of these kinds of meeting with the fringe candidates, we would learn more about the i

deborah: now to the fight against isis.. newly released video takes us inside last week's raid on the terror group in northern iraq... dozens of hostages were freed, and one american soldier was killed. "gun shots the camera captures the controlled chaos....as the elite u-s delta force raids an isis prison early thursday morning. it happened just hours ahead of what would have been a mass execution. it's a mission...u-s secretary of defense, ashton carter, says the special forces team was ready to face. sot - ashton carter / us secretary of defense "this is an example of a case where we alone could do something, and we alone had the capability to do that." deborah: the joint raid...was led by kurdish peshmerga special forces. this video was captured on a helmet camera. about 70 hostages were reportedly rescued in the mission. deborah: the driver that crashed into a crowd...at oklahoma state university's homecoming parade....killing 4 and injuring dozens of others...now faces second degree murder charges. police arrested the

reporting live in studio bria bell abc9 news, deborah. deborah: now to the fight against isis.. newly released video takes us inside last week's raid on the terror group in northern iraq... that freed dozens of hostages, and killed one american soldier. reporter jennifer eccle-ston shows us how it all went down. nats "?gunfire?." the camera captures the controlled chaos? punctuated by the constant crackle of gunfire? nats "?gunfire & yelling?." men, barefoot and splattered with blood - running for their lives. and the elite u-s delta force in the middle of it all. sot - ashton carter / us secretary of defense "this is an example of a case where we alone could do something, and we alone had the capability to do that." the new video provides a rare look inside the daring nighttime raid on an isis prison. u-s special forces teamed with kurdish fighters - racing to rescue about 70 hostages, just hours ahead of what would have been a mass execution. the helmet camera shows the soldiers storming the compound in northern iraq. at one point - you can see the black isis flag hanging on t

deborah good evening and thanks for joining us... i'm deborah souverain it was a big night for law enforcement and football in sioux city. ahead of the morningside - briar cliff match-up--- law enformcent officials were honored for their hard work. abc 9's bria bell has more on law enforcement appreciation day. bria? bria: yes, deborah family, friends, and community members came out to tailgate before the annual "battle of the saddle" football game, in support of the officers they know and love. the event was a success, as local businesses donated food for the cause and volunteers served all attendees, to make it an enjoyable morning for those who serve or have lost a loved one while on duty. "there's not a day that goes by that i don't think of him, he was an amazing man," said buenting. amanda buenting is the widow of rockwell city officer jamie buenting who was killed during a four hour standoff in september of 2013. though she says it's been tough without him, her second family in blue has been right beside her. "there's just a p

green acres is the place to be >> now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. >>> former lakers star lamar odom is said to be fighting for his life. by his bedside, khloe kardashian, from whom he had split but apparently not yet officially divorced. as ann mercogliano reports, investigators are studying the 911 calls that were made in hopes they might shed some light on what happened. >> is he conscious? >> no. i need you to hurry, please, beck's got blood hanging out of his nose, white stuff coming out of his mouth. >> a manager at the love ranch brothel tells our jim moret how how he -- desperately tried to help lamar odom. >> he's a big guy so it took several of us trying to keep him propped up on his side. >> did he look out of it to you? >> yes. >> totally you know responsive. >> yes. he was breathing, snoring very deeply. he a few times made very faint sounds but not even like a word. >> the former nba star is now on life support in a las vegas hospital. brothel owner dennis huff. >> lamar received a phone call at your ranch

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. >>> now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. off the rails. that's how one report is describing wednesday night's republican presidential debate. and it's not the candidates who are being accused of losing control. it's the moderators. >> such a nasty question. >> train wreck. off the rails. that's what the big republican debate is being called. the number one target? the moderators. >> even in new jersey what you're doing is called rude. >> new jersey governor chris a question about, of all things, fantasy football. >> we have people out of work, we have isis and al-qaida attacking us, and we're talking about fantasy football? >> and donald trump wasn't thrilled with this line of questioning. >> is this a comic book version of a presidential campaign? >> no, not a comic book, and it's not a very nicely asked question the way you say. that? even the crowd got inon the act booing the cnbc moderators again and again. >> it was just a terrible debate. >> it was a mixed bag of moments. >> it was one of the worst debates i think

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deborah patta had the story. >> tourists flk s flock to vic falls.e magistrate court, walter palmer, the minnesota dentist who shot and killed cecil the lion. all charges have been dropped against him. but the man who led the hunt is still being prosecuted. hiding behind dark glasses and a cap, theo arrived at the court and sat in his car anxiously awaiting for proceedings to begin. turning his head from the camera he told us he had done nothing wrong. he claims he had a legal permit and would be vindicated in court. >> well i guess i shot a famous lion. >> reporter: the famous lion the iconic star attraction up the national park. the rare, black maned cecil. he believes he is the fall guy. >> there are many lions shot every year. as the far as my way, there were five shot this year alone. >> reporter: he broke down as he told us his life had been ruined. >> will it destroyed us, eh. it destroyed the family. my business. you know, we employ a lot of people. and they are all on halftime now. i guess each families say porting six or more dependents. >>

[ laughter ] >> deborah: time for one more dance. [ music ] >> deborah: nice way to end the story. >>> that's "inside edition" for today. we will see you here next time. in front of the senate transportation committee, then senator fitzgerald wouldn't sponsor any of the bills. >> scott fitzgerald is leader of the state senate. >> if you had everyone appear before the judge. it would be very difficult for the system to deal with that right now. >> what you said if i interpret the numbers correctly. there are so many people drunk out there they can't handle the system. >> if you want to felony conviction not sure what difference that would make. we are trying to take an approach we think would be more measured and the way to do that is get the people clean. >> last time we were all together as a family was in november. >> reporter: beyond the politics often in the debate are the families forced into advocacy. >> you were immediately disrupted in the worst way? >> immediately. >> reporter: judy and paul jenkins lost their daughter jennifer, granddaughter courtney and unborn granddaughter

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. >> deborah: the pipitcher's dad dies just before his son takes the mopped. >>> and new schohool take wn, this time it's the principal, body slammed by student. and the other video everyone's talking about. how he shou have handled the situation. >>> and what happened to bob barker? >> i was walking this way and down i went. >> the tv icon banged up. >> i tore up my knee. >>> then sextonbeach. he was branded a menace because of whahahe and his girlfrnd did on the beach. and now for the firsrstime, he tells us what happened. >> what were you thinking? >> the jailhouse interview. >>> and -- take a look at me now >> you know him from being kicked off "american idol" for scandalous behavior. >> corey clark is no longer on the show. >> wait till you see where we found him today. >> i appreciate it. >> he's an uber driver. >>> now "inside edition" with deborah norvle. >> deborahz helleverybody and thank you for joining us. there was plenty of drama in game one of the world d series and that's before the game dragged into the wee hours with 14 innings. fans were stunned when all of a sudden

deborah patta had the story. >> tourists flock to victoria falls. one man missing today at the magistrate court, walter palmer, and killed cecil the lion. all charges have been droppe against him. but the man who led the hunt is still being prosecuted. hiding behind dark glasses and a cap, theo arrived at the court and sat in his car anxiously turning his head from the camera wrong. he claims he had a legal permit and would be vindicated in court. >> weleli guess i shot a famous lion. >> reporter: the famous lion the iconic star attraction up the national park. the rare, black maned cecil. he believes he is the fall guy. >> there are many lions shot every year. as the far as my way, there were five shot this year alone. >> reporter: he broke down as he told us his life had been ruined. >> will it destroyed us, eh. it destroyed the family. my business. you know, we employ a lot of people. and they are all o ohalftime now. i guess each famamies say porting six or more dependents. >> reporter: zimbabwean officials insist it was unlawful. illegal huntin

i'm looking at you deborah feyerick.been listening and reporting on all of this as well. . but to you, multiple patients, multiple classrooms tells me that this shooter continued on until he was neutralize d. >> that's right. i've been working the phones and texting people right now. some of the information i'm getting right now is that according to a source it does appear the shooter did post online before the shooting happened. he may have posted as early as this morning. because of the fact that the dead and wounded were found in multiple classrooms, it appears that he began in one building, whether he began in the science building and moved on to another classroom or started in a different classroom, all of that right now under investigation. we do know the major crimes unit has respond ed. . they have secured the scene. all those students we saw who are now leaving the campus are being searched to make sure that they are not either removing anything or whether they are not part of what this plot may or may not have

. >> deborah: helleverybody and thank you for joining us. there was plenty of drama in game one of the world d series and that's before the game dragged into the wee hours with 14 innings. fans were stunned when all of a sudden the game just disappeared thanks to a snafu in the fox sports feed. and on topop of thatjust hours before the first pitch, the father of the royal's starting pitcher passed away. and now viewers knew this but the player was unaware of his loss. should he havebeen told? >> strike one. >> reporter: the world series game opener r between the new

i am diane mcinerney inoday for deborah norville.

reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. tim: now a follow up on how woodbury county may end up replacing an aging building used to house non-violent offenders. this evening the woodbury county board of supervisors heard results on a long-term study of the prarie hills work release facility supervisor jeremy taylor, who presented the report....is reccommending that the county shut down the old building, which is only used once a month. the study estimates it would cost upwards to 1.2 million dollars...just to maintain the building... over the next few years. "taking the money that otherwise would have been wasted at prarie hills over the next ten years, that we've already established is over $1 million and using it in a much more viable space that would be long- term makes a lot of fiscal sense for tax payers," said jeremy taylor, woodbury county board of supervisors. the plan taylor suggested, would instead use those funds to add jail space at the law enforcement center, by converting a former recreational space. deputies s

deborah: and as the race for the white house continues. hillary clinton brought out a pair of heavy hitters-- her husband and pop star katy perry before she and her main rival, bernie sanders, spoke at a very influential dinner in des moines. abcs david wright is there with the very latest " nats- hillary and katy on stage hillary clinton brought out the big guns? including a pop star dressed like a superhero? nats- firework and a former president now campaigning to be the first-ever first husband. sot - bill clinton i've never been the warm up act for katy perry before. this was bill clinton's debut on the campaign trail for his wife? sot- bill clinton thank you for showing up and supporting her! katy perry's debut, standing up for the clinton campaign? sot- katy perry "i stand and i march with hillary! i believe in her

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well, when we come back, chelsea city councilor deborah the city has important position to be filled in counsel jurisdiction general election in november. today we are taking a look at the remaining toll city counselors at large choices, last week we featured the other four, up next is deborah washington, welcome to urban update. you're not an uncouple bent now be you have had experience in the past, also on the school committee as well. and you're born and raised in chelsea. >> yes. >> well, okay, well, welcome to urban update. let's begin with council again because there has been a break down in if communication between city government and the residents of chelsea around the economic developments that are happening in the city. we have a group of people who have been there are for general rations, and they're wondering if the city is going to take their homes away by 'em innocent domain because they feel there's not enough space in the city as it is. then we have these complexes being built in the city, the rent is too high. and then huff landlords creationing their rents because y

the lawyer for deborah leonard said it started as an out of control. six members of the word of life christian church remain behind bars. the mother and father charged with manslaughter. michelle miller reports from outside the church in chadwiks, new york. >> reporter: people around here say church members mostly kept to themselves, were secretive, well investigators say the sunday's deadly assault began when the two brothers met with other church members for what was described as a "counseling session." photos taken inside the church the day after the deadly beating offer a rare glimpse inside the guarded building. police say on sunday night, 19-year-old lucas leonard and 17-year-old brother christopher sat down for a spiritual counseling session at the word of life christian church. at some point, the meeting became physical. >> both brothers were continually subjected to physical punishment over the course of several hours. in the hopes each would confess their prior sins and ask for forgiveness. >> reporter: monday, lucas' family drove him to the

reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. tim: thanks deborah. elseseere today... a fofoer program direreor for at- risk students in sioux city has been found guilty of sexual exploitation by a school employee. 30 year old erick deleon, was found guilty today, after evidence showed deleon started an innappropriate relationship with a 16 year old female student at north high school. deleion was an educational specialist who ran the iowa jobs after graduation program and was also an assistant boys' soccer coach at west high school. phone numbers of the students and the program director were exchanged as part of the program. sentencing is set for december 1st tim: a man who claimed he was a c-i-a operative is facing fraud charges. the f-b-i is accusing wayne simmononof lieing abououhis time served in the c-i-a, charging him with "major fraud against the united states, wire fraud making false statements to the government. according to the federal indictment, simmons falsely claimed he'd worked for the cia in order to obtain a secret security clearance sot brad garrett/

deborah now with more on patriots. tim "projects for patriots" hopes they can make life more comfortable warriors....by converting their homes into handicap- accesible spaces. changing inspired by the local veteran. "once they looked the home though and heard a little bit story and then they asked 'how is this hohoe working out for your family, your husband in particular?'" said aprel lalaen, home will be remomoled. aprel landen's husband....todd is a retired army master sergeant who spent more than two decades in service. a decorated soldier...landen survived 13 i-e-d explosions... and now suffers fromtsd...and has difficulty breathing and walking. after hearing his story...a group of contractors decided they would help remodel his home.. now that project...has blossomed into an even bigger one. "it's a great project to be a a part of this whole projects for patriots if we can pay this forward and continue to help other veterans like the landen's its one of those feel good things that really is great for our community

reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. tim: bernie sandeers debate performance is adding up indollars and cents. sander's campaign has raised one- point-nine million dollars since the end of the debate.e. campaign aides say a big portion came from an email sent out on sander's clinton and her emails scandal. sanders' campaign fundraising email before the debate. tim: any farmer knows, harvesting 200 acres in one day is a hefty task. but that was the goal of a group of iowa farmers after one of their own suffered a stroke and was in need of some help. brady smith has his story " " 55:34-:36 "everyone likes him, gets along withthveryone." 52:59-:06 "yeaea he's a special guy. he comes to coffee every morning d just a lot of knowledge. he's an older gentleman, but a lot of knowledge." all of bob pflughaupt's knowledge comes from spending more than 80 years in dusty fields. 8:11-:13 "i've been on the farm all my life, really." and this is a way of life... 12:57-:58 "you have to stay with it." ...that comes with ups and downs. 1

reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. allison: early this morning, s sux city fire and scue responded to a fire at cargill incorporated. firefighters discovered a small fire that was determined to have been started due to an electrical switchgear malfunction. cargill employees were required to de-energize the equipment before fire crews were able to put out the fire. no injuries were reported. allison: and it seems fire crews had a busy morning as they also had to extinguish a fire at a house in sioux city that is now being ruled an arson. sioux city fire rescue has determined that a structure fire to a residence on silver street was set intentionally, the first floor of the two story home suffered heavy damages. early this morning, firefighters were called back totohe residence to extinguiui an area that had re- ignited on thehe second floor of f the house. nononjuries were reported. allison: as the caucuses inch closer, several presidential candidates continue to pepper the hawkeye state with numerous campaign stops. in

. >> now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody. thank you for joining us. our big exclusive interview with the birth mother of rosie o'donnell's adopted daughter chelsea. she has harsh things to say about rosy. you will be hearing from her later in the broadcast. up first today, when you tuned into your favorite television shows you may not have recognized the hosts because they were all dressed up for halloween and they had the costume departments working overtime. >> it's halloween and our favorite tv people are getting all dressed up. the gang is all here at the today show, the peanuts gang that is. al roker was charlie brown. matt lauer in a black wig was lucy. >> you blockhead, charlie brown. >> hoda was snoopy and kathie lee dressed as woodstock.

i'm diane mcinerney in today for deborah norville. we are learning more about that whale watching trip that turned into a deadly disaster. five people are dead, and several others injuries after the boat ey were on capsized. les trtrt tells us what went wrong. >> these are the final moments of a doomed whale watching ship.

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evan, deborah feyerick, pamela brown, all working their sources to be phone.o back now to harry houck, casey jordan and arthur roderick are back. let me ask you the question, there were four webs used, deborah feyerick reporting that the person they are looking at at this time that they believe may be the gunman was fro from the midwest, 20 something in age, a bit vague there at this time. n online chat room and had been facing rejection from a love interest and to come somewhere there the midwest up to washington state and down to this community college. when you hear those details, what do you think? >> obviously he could have picked those weapons up from anywhere along from the midwest up to washington state down to oregon. he might not have got those weapons in oregon. i also agree with harry that there's got to be some connection to this school because it's out in the middle of nowhere, a very small county, very small town of about 25,000 population and a very small community college so for him to even know this place exist there had has to be some connec

deborah souverain tells us more. "" natpop - crowd yelling more than 200 prestors.. carrying signs...marched to west high school tuesday... with one message.. "he is a bully, the school is known for its anti-bullying policies and that's what we based this entire event over," francisco valadez, protest organizer. the protestors...who weren't allowed on school property.. gathered just hours before a donald trump p lly at west hihi. the grououis speaking out against the g-o-p presidential candidate...and his controversial comments on immigration. bridge: "donald trump is outspoken and a lot of people are drawn to that however this group of protestors say he's a bully and they want their message heard," said deborah news. "when you start out your presidential race by disparaging us, demonizing us, way that mr. trump you to be a leader. i just don't think that's what our school's should sarah h otester "everyone has the opinion,n,ut the thing is the things he says arar discriminatory," said derek solis, student protestor "it's not about lture or where you're from it's abo

i'm diane mcinerney in for deborah norville she froze to death. that's what they say happened to a woman found inside a yo chamber. it is popular with celebrities and athletes. as les trent reports it has lead to a young woman's death. >> a booming health craze, standing in a chasm ber as liquid -- chamber as liquid nitrogen rereduces the temperature to 250 degrees. now it's in the spotlight for all the wronreasons after this woman was found

abc's deborah roberts is there. >> reporter: meet 18-year-old nicole and jonas mains. >> fit snaps i'm going to literally die laughing. >> reporter: they may not look like it but they're actually identical twins. >> i'll go to say something and he'll say it right before i say it. >> reporter: they may share the different. nicole is transgender. >> i knew that i was trans when i was like 3. i just knew in my head and in my heart that i was supposed to be a girl. >> reporter: and she's recently made the decision to undergo sex reassignment surgery. >> i feel like it's going to give me almost a sense of closing that i feel like i've needed for a long time. >> reporter: a long time indeed. like her brother, nicole was born a boy. his name wyatt. girl. i was like, i got this. but my body didn't match it. >> so i don't understand how you know that you should be something different. like you're little, you're 3. >> i have no idea. that you know. >> reporter: for her parents, puzzling. >> i knew that nicole was different. i didn't know what it was. i didn't know she was transgender at 3. i jus

reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. allison: the eppley auditorium is rocking today... with some of the best drummers in the area competing in this years drum fest. this is the fourth annual drum fest in sioux city... and this year... 25 area drummers are taking part in 18 different competitions... on a foot petal.... fastest freestyle... and fastest snare. matt van meter... the ceo of drumfest... says the best part of drum fest is that it brings drummers of all styles together " wanted to do somthing like this where we can bring people and dummers of all differnet genre's and they all get along and they all have a great time and they have a common goaland that to just go in there and have fun" allison: this year's special guest is youtube sensation mey-tel cohen. she is famous for her drum covers of famous songs. she says it is an honor to be the guest this year... and is looking forward to seeing siouxlanders at her performance tonight. hey whats up this is meytal cohen and i'm here at drumfest 2015. we've had an awes

deborah souverain joins us now with more. tim al woudstra knows his customers on a first name basis...and can even remember their favorite cuts of meat. but after a lifetime on the job...he's starting a new chapter natpop -- "thanks margaret" he knows his customers by name... "i started in this meat market when i was 15 years old," said al woudstra now 87 year's old... al woudstra is retiring after 72 years...as the counter man at this orange city, iowa meat market that bares his name. "i've enjoyed my work here very much," said woudstra. first established in 1925 by his father jim. al....has worked through 4 different owners at the woudstra meat market...including his own. "i'm going to miss the meat market very much but i'm thankful i'm still able to be around," said al woudstra. the meat market will also miss him. wednesday familar faces from 7 decades of service...stopped by to wish him well. natpop --- thank you very much kathy, i go way back i can remember when... including one who also worked behind the counter...his n

deborah souverain abc 9 news. allison: a go fund me account was created to complete the renovations. their goal is 5- thousand dollars. for a link to the go fund me page....visit this story on our website...siouxlan d matters dot com allison: one siouxland family is now publically reacting to the news that the woman who killed their daughter, will not serve her full sentence. autumn elgersma, a 3 years old in orange city, died 2 years ago when her daycare provider threw her down the stairs. rochelle sapp pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment resulting in autumn's death and was sentenced to 100 years in prison. but autumn's family was shocked and outraged when a judge cut that sentence on thursday. "i was completely blown away. i did not even know that was an option for the judge to reconsider it when rochelle had signed a plea agreement. i believe that he completely forgot who the true victim in this case is." autumn's family tells abc9 that what bothers them the most, is they don't fee

deborah patta is there. >> reporter: behind me victoria falls together with zimbabwe's game reserves are major tourist attractions here. the riches are not shared, after 35 years of oppressive rule, the government is broke and the economy in ruins. the national park, former home to cecil the lion is being ravaged by zimbabwe's dire conditions. as a result conservation relies primarily on hunting. we spoke to a man who oversees the industry. how much money does the government give to the parks? >> nothing. zero. >> reporter: the parks turn to hunting. when the dentist was on a private hunt. 30% of fees for private hunts are supposed to be paid to the national parks. >> in most cases you find because of the bureaucratic natures of organization, most money may be consumed to a large extent through administration costs directly to conservation. land owned by indigenous communities the community is to receive 100% of trophy hunting fees. this money administered by rural district council. we met its ceo near his thriving sunflower crops. >> we were there today with the sun and everything t

deborah souverain jessica rae: lenters. deborah souverain abc 9 news. jessica rae: a go fund me account was created to complete the renovations. their goal is 5- thousand dollars. jessica rae: for a link to the go fund me page.... visit this story on our website... siouxland matters dot com " jessica rae: when we come back... i'll show you some of the best and most beautiful wildlife photos of the year... and what they mean to their artists. " " jessica rae: plus... i'll tell you how one of australia's most recognized animals... made his way to a new york neighborhood. up next. requires judges to sift through tens of thousands of entries from around the world. but as we learned from the award- winning photographers themselves - there's more to every picture than meets the eye. take a look. "( don gutoski, grand title winner, wildlife photographer of the year) "the story behind the picture is i think what makes this image so important to me and certainly to other people viewing it. this moment is a red fox preying on an arctic fox. the red fox due to cli