deborah now turning to the presidential campaign trail... after a busy week of presidential candidates stopping by sioux city. four more were in siouxland this weekend.... to take part in an annual hunt wiwi a local delegate. nats: huckabee fires gun deborah: iowa congressman, steve king hosted his annual colonel bud day pheasant hunt this weekend. g-o-p presidential candidates.... ted cruz, bobby jindal, mike huckabee and rick santorum joined in on the action. king says the event aims to celebrate conservatism. "i said one of our objectives is the intergenerationana transfer of patriotism and thats one of the objectives, the other is the concept of full spectrum constitution conservatism" deborah after getting the chance to hit the hunting trails, presidential candidate mike huckabee says he had such a good time...he's thinking about staying a bit longer. first time at this lodge and what a beautiful amazing lodge it is im thinking about sending for my things and moving in. deborah: a total of 42 participants picked up their rifles and hunt

deborah: still to come... folks at one i-hop got a sinking feeling after a giant sinkhole swallowed more than a dozen cars that story and much more ahead. scott: good morning. let's get a look outside on the port neal welding company skycam hd and the king's pointntskycam hd in storm lake. it's currently comfortable under sunny skies as we look at temperatures in the 50s with winds coming in between 10 and 20 miles per hour from the south and southwest. yesterday, we had a breezy south wind and that brought about high temperatures in the low to mid 60s. today, we'll expect much of the same as we step through the stormcast hd. high feature in our local spinning to our southeast. with a direct southerly flow, sunshine, and dry air, we can expect high temperatures to get into the lower and middle 60s today. much of the same, but it'll be a couple of degrees cooler with a few more clouds. then on wednesday we'll have a fairly powerful system the rockies and deliver about half an inch of rain along from the northwe

deborah: good evening and thanks for joining us... i'm deborah souverain. that wasn't the only blaze last night. fire fighters responded to another fire just minutes later.....at a nearby home. abc 9's bria bell has the details. "i was inside with my children and i just heard someone pounding on my door and i came out and the mother of my baby broke my front door window asking for help," said cristal santiago who lives across the street from the fire scene. sioux city fire crews were called to the 1400 block of center street at 11:25 late last night. neighbors reported hearing a man and woman screaming for help because a child was inside a burning house. according to an official report from the sioux city fire rescue department, the fire was so strong that crews had to attack the male victim was found inside the living room of the one story home. "i just came out and saw the house on fire and big flames. the mother looked like she was panicking, trying to get her baby out of the house," said santiago. today neighbors and onlookers were still in shock from l

deborah: bernie sanders was in indianola today. while speaking to supporters, the vermont senator touched on several topics, but he mainly focused on efforts to unite with other countries to combat isis.... saying in his view ...that people have to quote "get boots on the ground"... deborah: sanders wasn't the only candidate in iowa today...hillary by the central iowa democrat's fall barbeque the event was held on the campus of i-s-u in ames earlier this afternoon. each candidate touched on many subjects including the economy, education and climate change. hillary clinton..addresse d the attacks in paris while o'malley discussed the economy. "there is so much at stake in this election the attacks in paris as i said last night at the debate are a sobering reminder of the challenges and the threats that we face and the importance of american leadership. "the hard truth of our time we need to own is this 70 percent of us are earning the same or today than we were 12 years ago that is not the way our economy is supposed to work that is

deborah: president obama is overseas at the g-20 summit. obama a ined 19 other world leaders today in summit brings the leaders of the world's 20 largest economies together to discuss trade, energy and the environment...how ever the paris massacre was the headline of this year's summit. french president....(fran- shwah - oh-lawnd) francois hollande ...was scheduled to attend the summit, but canceled his trip due to the attacks. in a sit-down interview with the turkish president...obama addressed the looming cloud d over the summit. "traditionally the g-20 has been a forum to discuss important economic issues facing the globe, but as president erdogan noted, the skies have been darkened by the horrific attacks that took place in paris just a day and a half ago. deborah: obama also discussed ways to address the refugee crisis...and strengthen the syria-turkey border. deborah: last night in des moines the three democratic presidential candidates faced off....at the second nationally televised d-n-c sponsored debate. the candidates on stage....

deborah and today was a great day to get out and get some greek eats. all the traditional favorites are being served at the greek orthodox church in sioux city. from souvlaki thanks, elisa! deborah and today was a great day to get out and get some greek eats. all the traditional favorites are being served at the greek orthodox church in sioux city. from souvlaki greek-style braised green beans...and of course...baklava look at that little cutie so if you're looking r a tasty dinner or... some baked goods, you still have a few minutes to head over to the greek orthodox church in downtown sioux city. the dinner runs until 7 p-m. still to come...more details are being released on the russian passenger plane that broke into pieces in mid- air...leaving hundreds dead. stay with us... afternoon...a south sioux city gas pump was knocked over onto an s-u-v. the incident occured at a casey's general store on dakota avenue in south sioux city. according to witnesses, a car that entered the gas stion through the exit, backed into a gas pump... causing it fall over

deborah? deborah tim and jenna it was 1958..when the first four lane portion of highway 20 was constructed in moville. now nearly 60 years later the project is near the end of its road. "i'm just really proud to put this last piece on the puzzle. clapping with that puzzle piece...iowa governor terry brandstad...marke d the last portion of the highway 20 expansion project. today..the iowa d-o-t announced that...the 40 mile stretch from moville to early...is set to be completed by the end of 2018. governor branstad says he is excited to finally see an end date for the project. "it's going to help with economic development in sioux city, fort dodge, and all of northwest iowa so it's been a longtime coming and i'm really proud that it's going to be completed while i'm governor in 2018," said branstad members of the iowa d-o-t...and u-s highway association were on hand for the event...and lieutenat on hand for the event...and lieutenat governor..kim reynolds. senators rick bertrand..and bill anders

deborah good evening and thanks for joining us... i'm deborah souverain. the family of a sioux city toddler who was killed in a fire last month.... received some much needed support from the community today. abc9 news reporter lucas voss has the story. v: a by chance meeting on facebook brought them together. one with a connection to the family that lost their son ... the other just wanting to help. sot: "i wanted to help in anyway that i could. i can't imagine losing a child let alone having to worry about the cost of a funeral" both are mothers and were deeply touched by what happened to nico them together. one with a connection to the family that lost their son ... the other just wanting to help. sot: "i wanted to help in anyway that i could. i can't imagine losing a child let alone having to worry about the cost of a funeral" both are mothers and were deeply touched by what happened to nico torres. they can relate ... and it made them want to help even more. sot: "it means everything. like i said i couldn't even imagine i only have one child so i could

deborah the future of academics and the possibilities of career paths are changing. technology is taking over. and now, a new drone class is being

" " deborah: good evening and thanks for joining us... i'm deborah souverain. local law enforcement officials are joining forces th leaders of e native amamican community.y.to combat alcohol and drdr abuse among the homeless. abc9's bria bell is here to tell us more... bria? bria: yes, deborah, the town hall meeting will take place on november 23rd at the four directions community center. police chief doug young will be a facilitator at the meeting alongside frank lamere who is a community advocate from

time to trash the wedding dress. > now "inside edition" with deborah norville. deborah: hello, everybody, anand thank u for joining us. >>> actress jenny mccarthy is not at all happy th charlie sheen now that he'sgone public with his hiv diagnosis. it turns out that she played his love interest on "two and a half men" and she strongly believes that sheen should have disclosed his condition her. here's jim moret. >> hl, if you're okay with it, i'm okay with it. >> jenny mccahy, who plpled charlie shshn's girlfriend on "two and a hahalf men" is outraged that he never told her he was hiv positive. >> thank you. >> jenny appeared in eight episodes kissing passionately several mes. >> you are so beautil. >> i look back and i'm like, okay, that would have been some valuable information. i mean, not that you can obviously get it through kissing, but still, that's a big deal. >> jenny spoke out on her

abc9 news reporter deborah souverain takes us to the scene in the courtroom... deborah souverain n troy and liz ford pulled o or to help suppi when they noticed he was slumped over the wheel of his running truck. they could tell he was under the influence of durgs and wanted to get him help. what happened next has left liz alone with her thoughts, until today. liz ford wife of victim "i can't even say your name right now, because i can't bring myself to do it." liz ford faced the man who killed her husband for the first time since august eighth. that day she and husbanan troy, stopped d see why a stranger, who turned out to be dustin suppi, was slumped over the wheel of his running vehicle. dustin turned out to be high on k-2 and speed off, despite the couple's pleas... running troy over. liz ford wife of victim "you had made your choice. you chose to start the truck and as i was calling for help you looked straight at me and at him as he told you to turn off the truck. and you gunned the truck full force." dustin suppi sentenced for vehicular manslaughter day h

abc 9's deborah souverain joins us now with more. deborah jenna....the torres family lost everything, when flames engulfed their home during halloween weekend. now two woman are hoping a silent auction will help the faly as they ststt over. 3 year-old nico torres was kikied...in the house fire...on october 30th. to raise funds for his family...misty rains.nd tina lopez...who met on facebook....are noplanning a sile auction. so far, they have received closeo 4-thousand dollars...in donated items for the event. the pair says...they're also hoping to collect house-holds items for the family. "the family did lose everything in the fire, so we're having a collection point. they're mainly in need of household items from big to small. so if you think about in your house you lose everything,g, we're talking spoons, plastic ggies, everything.all that has to be -purchased," said misty rains. the silent auction...will be held on november auction...will be he on november 14th. that's this saturday....at saint. michael's church in sioux city. the

deborah/elisa cold today! elisa 2 line cg: elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m of the movie hype a tech company has pretty much created a real- life light saber! well not really. it's actually an industrial cutting tool called the tec torch. it burns at 5- thousand degrees... elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m overnight we didn't accumulate much more snow, only areas east got some significant snow overnight. storm in sheldon, yankton just at 12 inches... city, our 5.7 inches was the 9th biggest and for the date, it record from 1975 of rooftops and streets on kings pointe storm lake and port neal welding company sky cams hd. only got to 28 today, 15 below normal after a frigid morning. more frigid temperatures to come. temperatures colder in nw iowa, but cold in general in the 20s, even some teens. wind not too northern iowa causing a bit of a wind chill. tonight, we'll have some clouds but they'll clear in time to let temperatures plummet and with snow cover, they'll be frigid, single digits by the morning. our system

deborah lukas if you or a loved arthritis... than you're going to want to tune in tomorrow morning for "get going with jessica rae" jessica will take a look at the best exercise for people suffering with arthritis, and excercises to help prevent the aches and pains asasciated with it. be sure to tune inat 5 and 6 a-m for get "going with jessica rae" to find out more! elisa raffa 2 line cg: elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m tonight, nice nov night with clear skies, low 22. tomorrow, sunny and seasonal.. high 43. 7-day has sunshine for the start of the week, clouds increase wednesday as we bring in our next system. cold air comes in as the moisture does so we'll see a mix ofof rain and snow with temperatures night. colder air stays for black friday. tonight, nice nov night with clear skies, low 22. tomorrow, sunny and seasonal.. high 43. 7-day has sunshine for the start of the week, clouds increase wednesday as we bring in our next system. cold air comes in as the we know you're gonna love it. [ cat yowls ] oh! aah! woman: lindsay! w

deborah feyerick tells us how n- y-c is responding to these threats. > >deborah: the show a video implying a suicide bomb >>:they have additional training in explosives detection and hostile surveillance as or as radiological detection >> reporter :police departments across the country are working with fbi and said that there is no credible threat right now and it is the unknown threat that the u.s. is working to try and prevent >>:we're working round-the-clock to make sure that these things do not happen >> reporter :it triggered increased security in the subway system and wednesday they were seeking four men seen at the pentagon station and they were interviewed and cleared for release >>:it doesn't matter where they're from or how credible may seem to be we take it as credible and look into it >> reporter :isis has threatened attacks in multiple cities another image of this square has raised concerns as well which is the ending point of the six giving parade--thanksgiving day parade with millions of tourists flocking to manhattan for the event, police understand that there is no room fo

deborah souverain abc 9 news. tim: a memorial service will be held tomorrow morning at meyer brothers tomorrow morning at meyer brothers colonial chapel. the family is asking attendees to show support for mike's favorite sports teams by dressing in either iowa hawkeye or chicago bears apparel. jenna: could the pool where you learned to swim as a kid... be closing? well, the city doesn't know quite yet. a committee of sioux city's parks and recreation department is discussing possible closures and renovations of sioux city pools. cooks, leeds, leif, and lewis have all been part of the discussion since august. "leif-erikson has the potential to be closed just because there's a lot of structural issues there. but there's been some debate on some of the other facilities: leeds and cook where there is some age and structural issues that need to be addressed" says matt salvatore, director of sioux city parks and rec. jenna: but the committee is having a problem coming to a deicision. possible solutions include replacing

reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. . jenna: the majority of members of the omaha tribe of nebraska are giving their support for legalizing marijuana. tim: in three separate ballot measures today, he tribal council asked for input to help them decide if they should pursue legalizing of marijuana. the majority of voters were in favor of all three proposed questions. of the 650 voters, 59% say they were support the recreational use of marijuana on tribal land. 78% say they would support its use for medical purposes. and 67% say they're for allowing the omaha tribe to grow industrial hemp to sell. tim: the vote does nothing to legalize marijuana now, but gives the tribal council the go-ahead should it choose to work with the federal government to legalize it in the future. jenna: voters in sioux center are not overwhelmingly supportive of plans to expand highway 75 to five lanes through town. in a ballot measure today, 56% of the close to 1,600 voters said they would support the city moving foward with expansion plans. but,

deborah was there as the suspect's girlfriend faced a judge. >> showing no emotion, 31-year-old jennifer stood before a judge. valliant is charged with conspiracy to commit murder and hindering prosecution in jazfrey and jeannette who had been missing since early august. >> we have had numerous contacts with the police department over the last several months and she has maintained that she had nothing to do with this. >> reporter: after months of questions over what happened to tthe mavins, their bodies ere mdiscovered last we k wrapped in a blue tarp and plastic contra ctor bags behind this abandoned home in westin. a series of teht messages between her and her boyfriend kyle mavin who are facing murder

at this point, we don't know who robert durst was or deborah and we are like, when's deborah lee.elieve -- the story i love is they come into your office and they say, hey, we found -- we found robert and durst's wife. >> yeah. >> i like this. i love that story. >> oh my god, you found her? she's alive? is she dead? >> no. >> how would you describe deborah lee's character? >> a tough cookie. she challenged him intellectually. >> coming up, who else is robert durst allegedly shoot in the head? ♪ welcome to the most social car we've ever designed. the 2015 nissan murano. recipient of autopacific's best-in-class vehicle satisfaction award. now get great deals on the nissan murano. why is philips sonicare the most loved electric toothbrush brand by americans and their dentists? because it leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never felt before. get healthier gums in 2 weeks innovation and you. philips sonicare new citracal pearls. dedelicious berries and cream. soft, chewable, calcium plus vitamin d. only from citracal. coughing...sniffling... and wishing you could stay

deborah, thank you. in our cbs news poll out tonight, 36% of americans approve of president obama's handling of terrorism. that is down from 72% right after u.s. forces killed osama bin laden in 2011. only 23% of americans believe the president has a clear plan for dealing wit isis. his strategy includes air strikes in iraq and syria, and david martin tells us the latest targets include oil. >> reporter: two air strikes, the most recent over the weekend, have destroyed almost 500 tanker trucks isis uses to smuggle oil and sell it on the black market. by one estimate, the attacks have destroyed roughly half the trucks isis uses to bring in $1 million a day in revenues. until now the u.s. has not gone after the tankers for fear of killing the civilian drivers. in these strikes, u.s. planes the drivers. and then they conducted runs to scare them away. the u.s. has also loosened the rules on civilian casualties. previously a strike would be called off if any civilians were spotted in the area. for these, mor

deborah/elisa a bit warmer today! elisa elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m beautiful sunset from my mom in new york city ... i wanted to share with you! snow on the kings pointe storm lake and the port neal temperatures 20 warmer than yesterday and right around normal this afternoon. now, 30s around s sux city. that's almost 15 warmer than yesterday! winds shifng towards the northwest. tonight, clear skies and more season temperatures, getting down to the low 20s. chilly sunshine tomorrow, like today. a few breaks of clouds on sateteite and radar, even some light flurries in nw iowa earlier, clearing now. tonight, we'll clear out those clouds on the temperatures... a nice november day. winds picking up from the south as weweead into tuesdada they'll get breezy tuesday afternoon with an increase in clouds ahead of our next system. we'll be dry through through most of the day on wednesday with just some clouds, rain snow mix to start thursday morning. school tomorrow kids! you'll want to bundle in the morning, still chilly

. >> deborah: and the exclusive guest list. >>> and then donald trump's first lady-to-be speaks out. >> she has a very warm heart. >>> and jennmccarthy and charlie sheen backlash. >> i go like, eh, that's not >>> then, what you're doing wrong on thanksgiving and you don't even know it. >> that would be totallwrong. >> you've been doing it this way every thanksgiving for years anit's all wrong. >> very convenient, right? wrong. >>and she gave the shoes off her feet to a homeless woman. >> i can buy another pair. >> we have a surprising for. >>> now "inside edition" with borah norville. >> deborah: hello everyby and thank you for joining us. it is a weekend to remember for actress sofia vergara as she the cup and will famous friends hitting palm beach, florida for big event. >> reporter: sofivergara and fiance joe manganiello touched down in miami to kick-off their weekend wedding festivities. the couple ties the knot at the historic breaker hotel. 400 guests are expeed including arnold schwarzenegger is and of course sofia vergara's "modern ly" co- stars. >> they have hired extra secu

salah abdeslam and mohammed abrini are still on the run(deborah tag) in germany a man has been arrested on suspicion of supplying the paris gunmen with weapons. a further two germans were also arrested but in what has now become a familiary pattern were quickly released without being charged. deborah patta, cbs news, brussels. 3 3 today and tomorrow expect partly cloudy skies and cold temperatures if you are out shopping. wind chill values will be quite low due to breezy winds.sunday will see a slight warm up and an increase in cloud cover ahead of this next system, which will start to arrive sunday night bringing a wintery mix to the area once again. 3 3 that's all our >> quijano: breaking news, a gunman opens fire near a planned parenthooded clinic in colorado. police and civilians have been injured. also tonight, severe storms turn deadly. there's flooding in texas, snow

now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, e everybody, and thank you for joining us. >>> it's rosie o'donnell's daughter chelsesea spking out fofor the e t me since her headline making departure fromom home. we have that interview coming revelation on live television. you've heard about those terrible floods in texas where at least six people have died. anchors at one station were interviewing one victiwhen they got the surprise of their life. . tus out the maman they were speaking to was actually talking to them from on top of a tree. megan alexander with the incrediblelestory. >> flooding water is going to continue to rise. >> one-of-a-kind moment on live tv as two anchors interview a flood victim over the phone. >> i'm about 20 feet up a tree right now. >> y you're stl in the tree? >> i'm -- yeah, i'm about 20 feet up a tree. >> hopefully they will get some help to that man's' in a tree. >> hard to believe? well, here he is, actually shooting a selfie whwhe he's still trapped up the tree. >> i grabbed on to this tree and climbed up. i'm about 20 feet up right n

>>now, "iide edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. >>> he was once making almost $2 million an episode for "two and a half men," but charlie sheen's extravagant lifestyle and the so-called hu money he says he's been paying to hide the fact he's hiv positive mayay have caughght up with him. it's being reported that his lavish homes are up for sale. >> is charlie sheen sell off o beverly hillmansions? shn is putting this home he bought for $7 million on the market, accordrding to variety.com. this villa he pa $5 million for is also for sasale.

deborah roane has more. >> reporter: one of rosen's victims is in the courtroom today and told me she's happy rosen ended up getting the 32 months. that's three years and eight months on a handful of stalking and voyeurism charges. stalking because the judge said rosen would go to victims' homes repeatedly often lurking in alleyways, peeping in hard to see places and voyeurism because he'd take the iphone and film them in their homes with every expectation of privacy. rosen spoke today, too, and said he was deeply sorry for the impact he had on all of the victims' lives. the government had recommended rosen be sentenced to five and a half years' prison time. today he got a few months shy of four. one victim said "i will not feel safe if this evil man is not sent to jail." also in court today, rosen's whole family, including the wife who has stuck by him. we asked her why she did not want to answer our questions. later on tonight at 5:00, we'll share with you how that victim told me that she felt once she saw those videos that rosen had taken of her. >> thank you, deborah. >>> a national

>>> now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, eveverybody, and thank you for joining us. > the global manhunt continues for the man believed to be the mastermind of the worst atta on france since world war ii. authorities say 10 people participated in the attacks. ven are dead two, have been arrested, , and the spect is believed to be in belgium. >>> meantime a moment ofhuman

reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. tim: still to come well have some ways to help combat the stress of the holidays (fred) warm weather is expected again comes thursday. a cooldown will follow. your forecast is next! " fred, we'll take more days like today! (fred) we have one more in store, before things change by the end of the week. fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd shows a quiet scene from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. 72 was our high today after a low of 42. the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake shows a nice looking scene. the allergy report today shows low pollen levels yet again! it appears that our high pollen readings may be over for the season. highs over western and 70s. it was the eastern nebraska south dakota. 69 is sioux city. local temperatures are in the 60s and 70s. winds are still fairly breezy, out of the south at around 5 to 15 miles per hour. local visibility is fine, but patchy fog is possible late tonight and early tomorrow. if we zoom o

deborah/elisa we'll keep an eye for updates! when we come back...iowa state has hired its new head football we'll keep an eye for when we come back...iowa state has hired its new head football coach. find out who is taking over ... after the the iowa state football program sure didn't waste any time finding their new head football coach. just one week removed from the firing of paul rhoads, the cyclones have hired toledo's matt campbell to lead the way. news broke late last night that a deal had been made and iowa state made the hire official just after 2pm this afternoon. in four plus seasons at toledo, campbell compiled a 35-15 record, including a double-overtime win over iowa state this season. the deal with isu is a six-year deal, with a first year salary of two millions dollars. athletic director jamie pollard had this to say about campbell in a statment today: "matt's coaching and playing achievements are extraordinary, but we were even more impressed by his character, leadership and commitment to his family... pollard wen

deborah/elisa busy day in the weather center, elisa! elisa 2 line cg: elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m cloudy skies on the kings pointe storm lake and port neal welding company sky cams hd. only got to 30 today, after a cold morning at 12. normal is at 39. cloudy now, and it will be for the next few days as we bng in another snow storm. temperatures, cold... in the upper 20s. winds are calm. stubborn clouds and cold through the overnight. winter storm watch in effect monday and tuesday, heavy snow likely. clouds on satellite and radar, a lot of moisture to our south, snow west. stormcast hd keeps clouds through the overnight and tomorrow. tomorrow, just like today with tempatures just around 30 with cloudy skies. sunday night we can start to see our system making its way with some flurries, but it will really pick up monday. low pressure comes out of the south west, pushing snow through during the morning commute. snow to last all day, even getting heavy at times through the afternoon. stormcast hd has it ending too early, we will still s

fox 2 news deborah has his story. >> this is 51-year-old frazier smith in a photo taken wednesday whene came to the police department to register. >> i consider him a threat. anybody they call a violent sexual predator is not a title given lightly. >> the designation sexual violent predator too dangerous to release and confined to a state hospital which now he says he's ready. >> if he's not someone will be hurt right? not good. >> smith's path to this motel 6 was a long one and a last resort as a judge declared him a transient with no permanent address after this rental house in fairfield fell through because of community opposition and the same out cry of concord that didn't want him either. >> he's not in any hotel at this point. i don't know. >> the mayor says every hotel and motel in town has been warned and shown smith's picture but motel 6 unwittingly gave him a room because one of his guards booked it in his own name. he has two state paid monitors 24/7. >> we don't want to be a dumping ground for someone. >> the mayor is mad he did not get the notice as other cities. >> he doe

let's bring in deborah feyerick. deb, you've been following this amazing -- this mystery and now wild story as we're getting the details here. one thing that i felt was very important that they noted is there's still an ongoing investigation. two other individuals, as they said, that they're looking into that could be connected to this. what are you hearing about this? >> yeah, absolutely. and the question that i was expecting to be asked is are these other police officers, or are these family members or friends? because that's also going to be sort of a big issue. but a couple of things that really jumped out at me is the fact that this police officer, this lieutenant for seven years, had been stealing and laundering money from a program that he himself was responsible for running. and this program trained young people, teenagers, who wanted to be police officers. and according to the press conference, he was forging signatures on these sort of federal requisition forms and taking the money that he got to buy gear a

reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. tim on cam plans for a new outdoor, winter recreational park in sioux city are moving ahead. on monday city council voted 5-0 approving a consulting service agreement for park. company can now move forward with designing a snowmaking equipment, other infrastructure, pad and environmental analysis associated with the park, located near the ibp ice center and explorers ballpark is expected to open in december of 2016.... with construction spring. alot of support and we're excited about moving forward and now we just want to get into the nitty gritty and get the design finalized and construction." the total project cost is about $4 million dollars. jenna: the council also is in agreement concerning a $4.6 million dollar state dot grant application. the funds are tied to roadways, signage and other street requirements in the are of the new seaboard- triumph pork plant. ground work at the plant site is ground work at the plant site is already underway. the state of the art processing plant

deborah villalon is live. >> reporter: the car led to the driver. it happened at broadway montgomery. two man in the crosswalk or hit -- were hit and thrown..car belong to a prominent cop. -- that car belonging to a prominent cop. shirtless at this ice bucket fundraiser for fallen police officers.>> it supports families and loved ones. it's a dangerous job and bad things happen.>> reporter: a 2:30, bad things happened with course at the wheel of his dodge charger. it sent two people to the hospital. >> i heard the crash and saw the charger come to a stop.>> kevin cochrane is the doorman of the penthouse club. he called 911 when two men were hit. >> they were thrown to about their -- there, 20 yards that way. they were lying within 5 feet of each other.>> reporter: here is where they landed. one facedown, the other face up, bleeding from a head injury. the driver jumped out and ran. orr it was disturbing to begin with. -- >> it was disturbing to begin with. i was disturbed to hear there was an off-duty cop. he must've been going really fast for how b

reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. jenna: rain, wind, and even snow this afternoon caused trouble for drivers, especially truck driverer downpours leftsioux city with over an inch of rain. winds gusted to 40 and are expected to continue gusting through the overnight. and as temperatures dropped, snow starting to mix in creating slick spots on the "it's been rough, slow going....55mph from kansas city, that's about all i could get. you just wanna go, go, go but you can't!" says dylanjer downey, truck driver. state troopers say although there were no reports of accicents earlier, they are expecting more trouble on the roads as snow ststks to already wet surfaces. theyeyay to go slow and caution trucks, especially in windy conditions. tim: the iowa state patrol is investigating three unrelated semi rollover accidents. all happen today as thunderstorm gusts of 60 miles an hour were being reported across the state. the first was on interstate 80 near avoca. the accident was reported around 2 p.m. closing the westbound lanes

jenna: deborah souverain joins us to explain. akron residents elected their first female mayor yesterday. i met with new mayor ...sharon frerichs today..and she tells me when she decided to run....she had no idea her victo would be a historic one. sharon frerichs has been retired for 15 years...but you certainly couldn 't tell. you know i feel i have too much energy left. she works two jobs...one as the secretary of akron's immanuel lutheran church... and the second as the manager of ridgewood apartments i am not ready to sit down watch t.v. and clean my house because i did that the first month after retirement and that lifestyle is not for me," said sharon frerichs, newly elected mayor of akron, iowa. and as of tuesday night...she is also akron's first female mayor.... breaking a glass ceileing she didn't even know was there. "i didn't even think about the male- female role. i just knew it was a position. i've served on the town council for six years and i just figured this was a logical progression." said sharon frerichs. sharo

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