and dustin responds back that he did say something... and jessica responds, "yeah, that could kill you." >> i'm sure it made everybody mad, but he wasn't going to put his life in danger. >> while working in north dakota, dustin met jessica summers, the woman he planned to marry. >> he would make comments about how he never thought about proposing to a girl, or he knew nothing about diamonds or rings. one day he said you know, it's all about the clarity and the cut. and i thought wow >> oh man he's a big ol softie for that ol lady i tell you he was. yeah. he loved that woman unconditionally. >> after serving two tours of duty with dustin, dj allred followed his friend to north dakota to find work. >> one good thing about the oil field is you don't need a lot of experience. like i didn't know anything about the oil fields before i came it was, can you work hard, yeah, you're hired. >> dustin and dj were roommates and often talked about the challenges of their jobs in the bakken. one night dustin told dj that he was thinking of leaving nabo

dustin suppi sentenced for vehicular manslaughter day has forever sorry." "i have an addiction problem, and a man has lost his life because of it." suppi told the crowd he regrets the choices he made his family, including will also pay for his actions. dustin suppi sentenced for manslaughter someday that i could foregivness for liz ford wife of victim "i do not have it ininy het to forgive you for your choices, plenty of time to think about them. and you need to remember my face, because i will be at every parole hearing that you have." jessica rae: it's an influx the department isn't sure what to do about... all at once ople across iowa will neededo and conceal permits. you see, back in 2000 people obtained permits after a law went into effect that made it easier to get carry permits. those permits were only valid for five years and are now up for renewal. so now sheriff's departments have over how to handle the surge of people wanting updated their permits but there's also a safety concern... "iowa doesn't make you shoot for your permithen you first get i

the driver of that pick up- 29-year-old dustin suppi took off...fleeing the scene."and i'm just really sorry from the bottom of my heart because i did mean to mean to run your husband over, if i knew what help was like then i probably would have accepted your help." the trailer it was pulling struck and ran over troy, who later died from his injuries. the iowa state patrol and plymouth county sheriff's deputies caught up with dustin a few hours later and arrested him after a short chase."they got you, and the hospital staff i know tried to do everything possible to save troy and were not able to."at the woodbury courthouse tuesday morning, dustin pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide. he later admitted his addiction to subtances and was under the influence during the incident. "i have an addiction problem. my life is ruined because i'm addict."as for liz, "it's going to be hard. it's been hard, everyday since."reporting in sioux city, i'm jetske wauran, siouxland news. 3 dustin suppi is required to pay the ford estate 150- thousand dollars in restitution... and nearly

the driver of that pick up- 29-year-old dustin suppi took off...fleeing the scene."and i'm just really sorry from the bottom of my heart because i did mean to mean to run your husband over, if i knew what help was like then i probably would have accepted your help." the trailer it was pulling struck and ran over troy, who later died from his injuries. the iowa state patrol and plymouth county sheriff's deputies caught up with dustin a few hours later and arrested him after a short chase."they got you, and the hospital staff i know tried to do everything possible to save troy and were not able to."at the woodbury courthouse tuesday morning, dustin pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide. he later admitted his addiction to subtances and was under the influence during the incident. "i have an addiction problem. my life is ruined because i'm addict."as for liz, "it's going to be hard. it's been hard, everyday since."reporting in sioux city, i'm jetske wauran, siouxland news. 3 dustin suppi is required to pay the ford estate 150- thousand dollars in restitution... and nearly

that day she and husbanan troy, stopped totoee why a strangng, who turned out to be dustin suppipiwas 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 "what happened that day has forever changed my life and i st want to say i'msorry." "i have e addiction probobm, and a man has lost his life because of it." suppi told the crowd he regrets the choices he made that day... and knows his family, including a one-year-old son, will also pay for his actions. dustin suppi sentenced for manslaughter "i just hope that someday that i could have the foregivness for what i have done. liz ford wife of victim "i do not have it in my heart to forgive you for your choices, but you wil have plenty of time to ink about them. and you need to

dustin, your closing thoughts? >> i would just say that with the price of corn so depressed, i thihi there's a big tendndcy for a lot of producers and for analysts, including, to look for a bottom, there's no shohoage of those guysysut there. if that's s at your goal is looking for it, you can find them, but to my -- you know, keeping to t same point i've been making throughout the show is that it's still a lot more risk than i think people realize. we're still 50 cents away from hitting multyear contract lows, and i would say just be prepared for that possibility. >> all right. tommy, what do you think? >> well, look at my notes. it's been 560 days since fronmonth corn's traded $5, and it could be another 560 days. it could ju be 60 days. markets can surprise you, but the facts are we're no longer coming on n e show talking about that prices can go down. and the time to worry about prices to go down was when we were $7.50 corn. now that we're $3.50 i think there's still downside risk. i agree with my friend here,

troy's life cut short and dustin behind bars. today dustin suppi and liz ford relived that august day in the courtroom. << "my last kiss with my husband was when i started c-p-r and tried to bring any life back into him," said liz ford. "i and i had caused." those powerful words were all that could be heard in a packed emotional courtroom tuesday morning. liz ford took the stand after passing by and looking in the eyes of the man that killed her husband troy ford in a hit-and-run. "he was extremely silly, very loving and caring, could be a little ornery at times, but through the last 19 years plus a few years of being together before that, whatever we went through, no matter how on the other side much stronger." but on august 8th, life took an unexpected turn for the couple. liz, a nurse and private paramedic, and troy,who worked in private security, did what they normally would do when coming across someone in need. they went to help dustin suppi, after finding him slumped behind the wheel of his pickup. suppi woke up and sped a

dustin was born on december 28th. but his birthday always falls in the summer. how is that possible? >> falls in the summer. probably has nothing to do with it. you have a few minutes to call your friends. hoda's going to tell me, and we'll see you after the break. >>> and the one thing you can do to spruce-up your bedroom. the property brothers are here. >> and the artist of the moment. asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose as

stay tuned for dustin soup-ee. soupee is accused of driving over another man while under the influence of synthetic marijuana. liz ford wife of victim "you left us there, my husband lifeless and me in terror. you made others watch, one being a young girl." 29 year old dustinin (soup-ee) suppi plead guguty to vehicmlar manslaughterd& in connection with the death of 52 year old troy ford. he received a 25 years prison sentence. suppi was also ordered to pay back 150 thousand dollars to the estate of his victim. but not before the wife of the victim was able to read a letter she wrote directly to soup-ee a-b-c-9 news reporter deborahah souverain tells s her storor dederah souverain oy and liz ford pulled over 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 b

i think what dustin and i agree upon is, what if we don't get there? the american farmer needs to learn how to market grain under the cost production. i'm not happy to say those words. this is just a reality. and, yes, the farmer's holding a lot of '15 crop. they're buying seed right now and prepaying for it so they can go produce the '16 crop. they are becoming and getting ready to become long corn again and so are our friends in south america. >> to that point i was just going to say that one big thing that's not being talked about right now, is that the farmer's holding onto the largest spec positions in the world ririt now. storing grain, waiting for the price to go higher, you know, whether or not that's the right answer is to be seen, but so far a laissezfaire approach to marketing has not been the right answer. and we have to start thinking that maybe these are the prices that are here to stay, and what are we going to do about it? are we going to continue to pay storage cost to get that increase in for my business going forward? >> switching ge

today dustin suppi and liz ford relived that day in the courtroom. ktiv's tiffany lane has the story. << "my last kiss with my husband tried to bring any life back into him," said liz ford. "i felt the damage with every push and i had to look at all the trauma you caused." those powerful words were all that could be heard in a packed emotional courtroom tuesday morning. liz ford took the stand after passing by and looking in the eyes of the man that killed her husband troy ford in a hit-and-run. "he was extremely silly, very loving and caring, could be a little ornery at times, but through the last 19 years plus a few years of being together before that, whatever we went through, no matter how bad it was, we always came out on the other side much stronger." but on august 8th, life took an unexpected turn for the couple. liz, a nurse and private paramedic, and troy,who worked in private security, did what they normally would do when suppi was sentenced up to 25 years in prison. protesters camped out on the front lawn of the minneapolis police departme

death of a man in sioux city in august has pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter. 29-year-old dustin suppi entered that plea this morning in the death of 52- year the judge then sentenced suppi to up to 25 years in prison. he was also ordered to pay 150-thousand dollars restitution to the victim's family. police said suppi was slumped behind the wheel of his pickup truck on division street on august 8th when ford walked up to the truck to check on his welfare. suppi woke up startled, and sped away. as he fled, the trailer he was pulling ran over ford, killing him. a deputy in plymouth county later spotted suppi, forced him off the road and arrested him. we'll have emotional testimony from today's court proceedings tonight on news 4 at 6. a northeast iowa teenager charged in the deaths of two siouxland girls last year has pleaded guilty to two counts of felony vehicular homicide. 18-year-old trevor feauto of clarksville will be sentenced on december 14th after pleading guilty yesterday in sac county court. prosecutors say feauto was driving drunk in august of last year when his pickup

at the woodbury courthouse tuesday morning, dustin pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide. he later admitted his addiction to subtances and was under the influence during the incident. "i have an addiction problem. my life is ruined because i'm addict."as for liz, "it's going to be hard. it's been hard, everyday since." 3 dustin is required to pay the ford estate: 150-thousand dollars in restitution..and nearly 27-thousand dollars to the iowa crime victim compensation program. he is also on probation in plymouth county, for theft that happened in 2012. 3 a siouxland teen has pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide in the death of two sac county teens.18- year- old trevor feauto of clarksville, iowa entered that plea to two counts of vehicular homicide 3 those charges stem from a crash near breda (breed-uh) in 2014 that killed 16- year- old bailey jacobsen and her passenger, 16- year- old lindsey quirk.feauto had a blood-alcohol level of point 1- 3- 3 at the time.he will be sentenced on december 14th. each count of vehicular homicide carries a 10- year prison sentence. 3 3 an 1

dustin was born on december 28 28th, but his birthday always falls in the summer. how is that possible? >> falls in the summer. probably has nothing to do with it. you have a few minutes to call your friends and figure it out. and hoda is going to tell me and we will see you after the break. >> and one thing that you can do to splus up the bedroom from the property brothers. they are here. the challenges facing the country never stop. so neither does the u.s. army. we train. adapt. and get smarter. every soldier. every unit. every day. not to keep up with change; but to drive it. nobody knows what problems tomorrow will bring. but we do know who if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revo

dustin was born on december 28 28th, but his birthday always falls in the summer. how is that possible? >> falls in the summer. probably has nothing to do with it. your friends and figure it out. and hoda is going to tell me and we will see you after the break. >> and one thing that you can do to splus up the bedroom from the property brothers. they are here. the challenges facing the country never stop. so neither does the u.s. army. we train. adapt. and get smarter. every soldier. every unit. every day. not to keep up with change; but to drive it. nobody knows what problems tomorrow will bring. musical chairs this morning as a new iowa poll is out. a former frontrunner is back on top and another candidate is making a move. the new quinnipiac poll of likely caucus goers shows donald ted cruz is just two points behind. cruz has doubled his support in just four weeks.. ben carson is in third at 18 percent. last month's poll had carson leading iowa. for one side, pride and a bowl game is at stake. for the other -- perfection. fans are already getting revved up for fr

dustin was born on december 28 28th, but his birthday always falls in the summer. how is that possible? >> falls in the summer. probably has nothing to do with it. you have a few minutes to call your friends and figure it out. and hoda is going to tell me and >> and one thing that you can do to splus up the bedroom from the property brothers. they are here. the challenges facing the country never stop. so neither does the u.s. army. we train. adapt. and get smarter. every soldier. every unit. every day. not to keep up with change; but to drive it. nobody knows what problems tomorrow will bring. but we do know who >>> welcome back to the springer tuesday and before the break we gave you this riddle. >> dustin was born on december 28th, and yet his birthday always falls in the summer and how is that possible? >> it is because dustintralia and it is summer there. >> we didn't know that. somebody had to tell us. >> and here with us are the brothers. >> four shows. >> and if that is not enough, they have another one. it is called "property brothers at home on the ranch"

dustin was born on december 28 28th, but his birthday always falls in the summer. how is that possible? >> falls in the summer. probably has nothing to do with it. you have a few minutes to call your friends and figure it out. and hoda is going to tell me and we will see you after the break. >> and one thing that you can do to splus up the bedroom from the property brothers. they are here. the challenges facing the country never stop. so neither does the u.s. army. we train. adapt. and get smarter. every soldier. every unit. every day. not to keep up with change; but to drive it. nobody knows what problems tomorrow will bring. have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. at kraft we start with quality ingredients. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making >>> welcome back to the springer tuesday and before the break we gave you this riddle. >> dustin was born on december 28th, and yet his birthday always falls in the summer and how is that possible

dustin was born on december 28 28th, but his birthday always falls in the summer. how is that possible? >> falls in the summer. probably has nothing to do with it. you have a few minutes to call your friends and figure it out. and hoda is going to tell me and we will see you after the break. >> and one thing that you can do to splus up the bedroom from the property brothers. they are here. the challenges facing the country never stop. so neither does the u.s. army. we train. adapt. and get smarter. every soldier. every unit. every day. not to keep up with change; but to drive it. nobody knows what problems tomorrow will bring. but we do know who will solve them. hello and welcome to siouxland business spotlight. i'm dave washburn. joining us today is jim wharton and he is with siouxland community health center. jim, we that is going on with your organization. tell us about that. thank you matter of fact. community health center years of service - continuing to grow like crazy. for the first time we're expanding our reach now and going into northeast nebraska. excit

dustin was born on december 28th, but his birthday always falls in the summer.in the summer. probably has nothing to do with it. you have a few minutes to call your friends and figure it out. and hoda is going to tell me and we will see you after the break. >> and one thing that you can do to splus up the bedroom from the property brothers. they are here. >> and they have it. the challenges facing so neither does the u.s. army. we train. adapt. and get smarter. every soldier. every unit. every day. not to keep up with change; but to drive it. nobody knows what problems tomorrow will bring. but we do know who will solve them. suspects in a stolen car >>> 10:26. good morning. i'm scott mcgrew. three suspects in a stolen car slammed into a fire hydrant in a neighborhood in campbell early this morning. this happened at payne & harrison. two suspects captured. two were hiding in a backyard. a total of three. we'll continue to watch the situation on the border of syria and turkey. this after turkish forces shot down a russian military plane. here you see it. the turks

dustin hughes was arrested back in april when he landed just outside the capitol building.he said the flight was an attempt to call attention to the influence of big money in politics. president obama made his first statement on the russian flight that went down in egypt -- killing all 224 people on board. board.the president said he that a bomb was on the plane. russian and egyptian officials are pushing back -- saying there is no evidence of a bomb just yet.the white house said on thursday they plan to review what steps they can take to bump up security on flights in the u-s. also at the nation's capitol capitolthere is new hope for defense and national security funding this morning.house members passed a revised version of a comprehensive spending bill.president obama vetoed the last version of the bill.right now, the white house says it will review the wording of the new bill.the senate is expected to vote on it eay next week. the senate is also investigating a pharmaceutical company's c-e-o after he raised the price for a drug-- 5 thousand percent.a special senate committee sent

the driver of that pick up- 29-year-old dustin suppi took off...fleeing the scene."and i'm just really sorry from the bottom of my heart because i did mean to mean to run your husband over, if i knew what help was like then i probably would have accepted your r help." the trailer it was pulling struck and ran over troy, who later died from his injuries. the iowa state patrol and plymouth county sheriff's deputies caught up with dustin a few hours later and arrested him after a short chase."they got you, and the hospital staff i know tried to do everything possible to saveve troy andndwere not able to."at the woodbury courthouse tuesday morning, dustin pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide. he later admitted his addiction to subtances and was under the influence during the incident. "i have an addiction problem. my life is ruined because i'm addict."as for liz, "it's going to be hard. it's been hard, everyday since."reporting in sioux city, i'm jetske wauran, siouxland 3 news. 3 dustin (soup - ee) suppi is required to pay the ford estate 150 - thousand dollars in resti

dustin is also charged with murder... but his trial is pending. ginger jefferson claimed the attorney who represented her was ineffective... but the court disagreed. dozens of tenants were forced to evacuate when an apartment unit caught fire today. 080513 - we knocked on a few doors headed out and started to see a lot of smoke so at that time i knew i had to tell everybody to get out around 10 o'clock this morning residents at the sun prairie apartment complex reported smelled smoke and burning plastic. fire fighters found an unoccupied unit on fire. authorities evacuated the entire three story.... 24 unit building. investigators say the fire started in a second floor kitchen... causing about 20-thousand-dollars in damage. officials say this case serves as a good reminder this time of the year. 533108 - slow down, its the holidays. we have people coming in who are trying to do too much. make sure your attending to your kitchen, take time to check your alarms and make sure you make a plan with your family the fire marshal says the resident will be

the officers are mike ringgenberg and dustin schwarze.investigagars ay ey were responding to a domestic assault over the weekend when they shot jamar clark in the head, killing him. some people claim clark was handcuffed when he was shot. his death has prompted protests in n the twin cities over the past three days.many demonstrators want authorities to release police video of the shooting - which authorities say won't happen until an investigation is complete. a man is dead after an early morning shoototg with police in south florida. florida.officials say officers were trying to stop a man who broke the windshield of a patrol car.the officers first tried to stun the suspect before opening fire and killing him.one of the officers was taken to the hospital.the s soting is still under investigation. the man accused of starting a fire during the baltimore riots will serve four years in prison.federal prosecutors say taymon carter was caught on video trying to open a c-v-s store's safe before setting the building on fire.in will also have to pay 500- thousand dollars in restitution. iran h

and run accident back in auaust in a crowded woodbury county courthouse this morning, 29-year-old dustin suppi entered his guilty plea after being charged in the death of#troy ford. ford stopped by suppi's vehicle after noticing the man slumped over his steering wheel. that's when police say suppi woke up and sped off, fataly striking ford with his pickup. during tuesday's court hearing, suppi admitted that he was under the influence of k-2 at the time of the incident and expressed remorse for his actions. "i have an addiction problem. a life has been ruined because i'm an addict. i just hope that someday i can have the forgiveness for what i have done today." troy's widow, liz ford, made an emotioiol impact statatent prior to s stencing. tutu in tonight at 6pm to hear what she had to say to man who killeded her husband. tim: caused minor an apartment sioux city early this afternoon that fe sparked in t kitchen of an apartment in the 400 block west 27th street when un-attend food, cooking on in flames. officials say when the renter used method of extinguishing the fire things got worse.

"there has not been an detailed onomic analysis donene said dustin kern of dk land services and the greater cedar rapids area home builders association. he said he typically develops one- third acre lots, there's also a chance to check out a historic cedar rapids building that's open for development. development. renovation of the historic mott building in cedar rapids has been underway since september, and its owners are offering tours of the space this weekend. linn county solicited development bids for the mott building late last year. the building has been in county hands since 1995 when it was purchased for $390,000 as a potential location for office space. the building was later purchased by hobart historic restoration and will be turned into first floor office and retail space, and farmers state bank will be hosting an innovateher chalalnge event dec. 1 at the giving tree theater in marion. innovateher was founded by the small business association (sba) in 2014 to promo entrepreneurs that offer family centered products and services. awinning presenter who will then go on to the semi-

the first time i came over here, my jaw hit thfloor, and i never wanted to leave this room," said dustin deboer, mandalorian. "it keeps growing. and as it grows, i have to pull things down and rearrange and move things up, and just keep adding to and adding to," said james kave, stormtrooper. it does take time to put the costume together. they all carry the outfits in plastic bins. and good luck trying to do basic things like sitting in a chair. " once you p it on, you better forget about going to the bathroom until you're done, because you're stuck," said dave smith, darth vader. the group have been fans of the movie since the beginning and they have waited tuesday for a wookie calling contest! take a listen! "men roaring like a wookie. jessica rae: the prize -- two free tickets to a 3-d showing of the next installment of the series "star wars: the force awakens." the winner al bicking, who also goes by the nickname "dirty uncle." says he didn't practice for the contest at all. ( al bicking/contest winner) "a wookiee needs not to prepare. wookiees should be ready for battle at all times

richter is serving a life sentence for the death of dustin wehde. prosecutors say she shot him after making him write a note saying that her ex-husband hired him to kill her and her son. they say it was a plot to frame him during a custody battle. richter claims she shot him in self-defense. voting officials in johnson county will be extra watchful during tomorrow's city elections. they'll try to make sure "poll watchers" are following state law. johnson county auditor travis weipert says he's heard some candidates in university heights and iowa city will have poll watchers at voting locations. these people can contest a ballot, if they believe the person who filled it out is not eligible to vote. to further complicate things, weipert says some of those poll watchers will actually be write-in candidates for mayor and city council. "we have not received paperwork yet that would allow them to be, but we are being told by candidates who are on the ballot that they are going to file the paperwork, and the people they're requesting to be their poll watch

the head of the police union says mark ringgenberg and dustin schwarze have both given statements to investigators. the shooting of 24-year-old jamar clark has led to days of protests. police say clark scuffled with officers who had been called to the scene of a suspected domestic assault. they say clark, a suspect in the assault, was interfering with treat the female victim. some community members have alleged that clark was handcuffed when he was shot in the head. police dispute that claim. the police union president says he hopes those who are making the handcuff allegations will give statements to investigators, and if the statements turn out to be false, they will be charged with a crime. << >> weather ad-lib the gloomy weather trend will continue today with scattered on and off showers along with a strong west wind taking hold later on. that wind will continue into tonight as temperatures drop down to the 20s after hitting the 40s this afternoon. those of you craving the sun, will be in luck tomorrow, but it will come at a price of strong winds gusting upwards of 40 miles per h

. >> reporter: both officers involved, mark rigginberg and dustin schwartzy, are now on paid leave while the naacp demands police release any video that may have recorded the shooting. >> we are watching the minneapolis police department. we may be cold but our hearts are burning for justice. >> reporter: protesters claim they'll continue demonstrating until that video is released. the fbi has also launched an investigation. reena and kendis. >> all right, brandi, thank you. >>> the district of columbia has in a very big way righted a wrong it committed against a man nearly 30 years ago. the district has agreed to pay more than $16 million to 64-year-old donald gates, who spent 27 years in prison for a murder and rape that he did not commit. that's about $617,000 for every year of incarceration. >> this is one of the greatest days of my life. >> it was a right we had to make right on and we know we had some liability and exposure out there and it's about time we settle. >> gates was exonerated in 2009 after dna evidence cleared him of the 1981 rape and murder of a georgetown university s

man in a hit- and- run accide on the northside is set to enter a plea deal tomorrow.29- year- old dustin suppi of south six city is charged with leaving the scene of a fatal accident in the death of 52- year- old troy ford.according to court documents... suppi was sleeping in a truck on the northside when ford approached the truck.suppi ddve off... knocking ford over and then running him over with his trailer.ford suffered fatal injuries in the accident.suppi is scduled to be in court tomorrow morning. 3 sioux city's city council is moving forward with plans to build an ag exposition building in sioux city.as our jetske wauran reports... developers are looking at building the facility on 12 acres of land plant. 3 the city of sioux city...is just one partner being asked to help fund an 11-million dollar facility..and mayor bob scott, the project will be worth it."i think it's a really good project, but i think it's going to take a lot of community support and it's going to take a lot of people getting behind it."that new ag expo would be located next to the home depot in sioux city.,, "so

the pack strikes first...tyson kooima to dustin marra...it was 7-0 after the first. after regina tied it up in the second...kooooa hits taylor miedema he breaks a tackle and tacks on 6...14-7. again, the regals tie it up and then nathan stenger drops a dime to sam lincoln, just out of reach for w-c...69 yard score makes it 21-14 at the break. in the third, western down 2 scores, but on fourth...kooima withhe jump ball to ben gesink...he goes and gets it to cut the lead to 7. to the fourth, the pack not going away...kooima to gesink yet again...that makes it 35-28. under a minute to play now 4 4 and 9...and the pass falls incomplete. western christian falls in the championship, 35- 28. tyson kooima--"we didn't want to be scared playing against a five defending champion team, but we wanted to come out aggressive and play our hearts out." travis kooima--"there's no negatives out of this season. this team really set the bar pretty high. they set the bar pretty high for the next teams coming through. but i'm just excited and very pleased and just proud of the guys and how

today in woodbury county court, dustin suppi pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of troy ford. suppi was under the infulence of synthetic marijuana when he ran over troy after the couple stopped to help him. today for the first time liz had the opportunity suppi. "you took my love, my husband, my friend, my partner, my soul and my spirit. you made me question god, my life and my career" during today's hearing suppi asked for his crime. hear how liz reacted to that this won't be the jenna: lincoln police are investigating an alleged rape at the home of husker quarterback tommy armstrong jr. a 20 year old woman claims the sexual assult happened sunday morning. she says she does know the suspect, who officals have not identified. as of this morning, no arrests have been made in the case. the nebraska athletics department is aware of the allegation and is cooperating with law enforcement. tim: no one was seriously injured in an apartment fire in south sioux this afternoon. that happened on west 27th street after a grease fire broke out in one of the unit's kitchens. the person at

dustin curtis was driving last week when he saw two suvs cutting each other off. he immediately grabbed his cell phone recording this video. you can see the vehicles aggressively driving around each other. both end up spinning out before the drivers get out and confront each other. >> when i started filming, i figured it was going to get worse. they both looked like they were mad. this person will say was that person' s fault, but the video, here it is. >> no one was hurt. but curtis took the video to police. both drivers are now facing reckless driving charges. phil: a very special honor for a local boy battling a terminal illness. yesterday, he had his dream of being a police officer come true. more than 50 springfield police officers and firefighters and other personnel rolled out the red carpet for the 5-year-old. they did a meet and greet with with firefighters. a convoy of emergency vehicles also paraded around bay state medical center, giving the little boy hats, badges and other mementos. he even got a chance to meet the police department' s canines before

crime will remain in prison. 3 tracey richter- roberts is serving life in prison for the murder of dustin wehde back in 2001. now... a judge has rejected her appeal of that sentence. roberts had claimed that her conviction came after several errors by her lawyer, the prosecutor and the judge during her trial. the appealate judge rejected her arguments in a 30- page ruling late last month. 3 3 3 3 <>3 3 3 siouxland is expected to see a milder winter than usual... and we already know the reason why.it's a weather phenomenon called el nino, an

post-conviction relief filed by tracey richter, who's serving life in prison in the slaying of 20-year-old dustin wehde. prosecutors say richter lured wehde into her home, shooting him several times in her bedroom as part of a plot to frame her ex-husband during a custody battle. richter contends she acted in self-defense during a home invasion. republican presidential candidates began voicing concerns about last week's cnbc debate, even while the debate was going on. now they want to avoid the same craig boswell has more and that from washington. craig: republican presidential hopefuls say they don't want to see another debate like the one cnbc conducted last week. dr. carson: i think there's general agreement that the last debate was a farce and that something needs to be done about it. craig: sunday night, aides for nearly every campaign gathered in an alexandria, virginia hotel to seize more control of the debates. >> we are going to take a greater role in negotiating with the networks on format. craig: the campaigns will now deal directly with tv broadcasters to negotiate formats. the republ

for more than a decade, dustin demuth has been perfecting his craft at the skate park within comisky park. he says most difficult trick for most skaters is simply getting here. "if you're a ten year old kid, you're basically relying on your parents to get to either skate park. " plus, he says , this small park "if you get two people going at once, you're going to clash. " leaves little to be desired. "the stuff we have now is kind of outdated. it's a little steep for beginners and stuff like that. " city leaders admit, it's time for a major upgrade. "the skate parks we have now, i wouldn't really call them parks. i'd call them more skate spots. they're very small and both are about 10 years old. " in 2013, the dubuque city council agreed to spend 600-thousand dollars for the project. they're asking supporters to raise at least 200-thousand additional dollars. the city says the most important thing is building the park where the most people will actually use it. "if the city is going to commit 600 thousand dollars with the potential of another 200 thousand dollars, we want to make sur

dustin jefferson is facing first degree murder charges in the death of his wife kerry o'clair jefferson. earlier this month jefferson's murder trial ended in a hung jury. prosecutors say that jefferson actively helped or encouraged his mother ginger jefferson to kill his wife in september 2013. ginger jefferson was convicted last year of first-degree murder stabbing death. eric: an update now. a boil advisory for an east des moines neighborhood has ended. residents in the area east of ne 34th to highway 65 and south of i-80 to douglas avenue no longer need to use bottled or boiled water. des moines water works officials say a water main break on thursday caused the advisory. elizabeth: looking ahead, some big changes are planned near the intersection of grand avenue and first street in west des moines. today the city council is set to finalize the zoning changes for -- zoning changes their. a local developer plans to demolish several buildings and replace them with 5 new commercial buildings. tomorrow, a legislative oversight committee will hold the first of two scheduled hearings to re

city man, who's charged in a deadly hit and run, will enter a plea in court tomorrow. 29-year-old dustin suppi pleaded not guilty to charges related to the hit and run death of troy ford. on august 8th, police say suppi was slumped behind the wheel of his pickup in the 4000 block of division street when troy ford walked up toto check on h h. police say suppi woke up, and sped away. that caused a trailer attached to the suppi's truck to run over ford. court records show suppi has a plea and sentencing hearing, tomorrow morning, which indicates a change in his earlier not guilty plea. sioux city police have arrested an omaha man for the robbery of a local convenience storor last week. last thursday y ght, police say 21-year-old leander tyndall entered the kum & go convenience store, at 13th and pierce street, armed with a clerk. surveillance video shows tyndall taking the cash drawer out of the register, and then leaving the store on foot. that footage, tips to the police facebook page, andndalls the crimestopper s tipline led to tyndall's arrest. he's charged with 1st- possession of drug

and terrifying case of road rage dustin curtis was driving when he saw two suvs cutting each other off. he grabbed his cell phone and recorded this video. you can see the vehicles aggressively driving around each other. both of them end up spending outlook for the drivers get out and confronting each other. >> i started filming and i figured it was going to get worse. they both looked like they were mad. this person was going to say it was this person' s fault. the video, here it is. >> no one was hurt by curtis took the video to police. both drivers are facing reckless driving charges. >> investigators coming the wreckage of this plane caught on camera crashing in ohio. it slammed into it -- an apartment in akron, killing everyone aboard. the ntsb says no distress call was made before the plane suddenly dropped as it approached the airport. the cockpit voice recorder has been sent to a lab for analysis. crews suspect a mechanical to overseas in a massive assault against isis and iraq. thousands of kurdish ground forces backed by us-led airstrikes are trying to recapture a key town ove

the pack strikes first.6.tyson kooima to dustin marra...it was 7-0 after the first. after regina tied it up in the second...kooima hits taylor miedema he breaks a tackle and tacks on 6...14-7. again, the regals tie it up and then nathan stenger drops a dime to sam lincoln, just out of reach for w-c...69 yard score makes it 21-14 at the break. in the third, western down 2 scores, but on fourth...kooima with the jump ball to ben gesink...he goes and gets it to cut the lead to to ben gesink...he goes and gets it to cut the lead to 7. to the fourth, the pack not going away...kooima to gesink yet again...that makes it 35-28. under a minute to play now 4th and 9...and the pass falls incomplete. western christian falls in the championship, 35- 28. tyson kooima--"we didn't want to be scared playing against a five defending champion team, but we wanted to come out aggressive and play our hearts out." travis kooima--"there's no negatives out of this season. this team really set the bar pretty high. they set the bar pretty high for the next teams coming through. but i'm just ex

they went to help dustin suppi, after finding him slumped behind the wheel of his pickup. suppi woke up and sped away, causing a trailer attached to the truck to run over troy. "my law enforcement family, more people than you will ever know who went above and beyond to to track you down as you tried to flee, but they won," said liz. "they got you." su "right before sentencing, suppi was in tears as he asked for forgiveness for ford's death." "what happened that day is going to forever change my life and i just want to say that i'm sorry and i do apologize." suppi also shared a moment of regret. "i'm just really sorry from the bottom of my heart because i did not mean to run your husband over," said suppi. "if i knew what help was like, then i probably would have accepted your help. i have an addiction problem. my life is ruined because i am an addict." an apology that liz says she may not ever be able to accept after the pain it has left her with. "i see the flashbacks constantly of troy rolling out from under that trailer, laying in the street, which i can't drive on by m

minneapolis police officers mark remembered and dustin short seat have been placed on administrativeve during the investigation. during a police raid last wednesday, an officer dressed in fatigues and carrying what appeared to be a gas launching gun pointed his weapon at congressman ellison's own son jeremiah. the next day, congressman ellison and other elected officials demanded the release of the footage of jamar clark's death. welcome back to democracy now!, congress member ellison. first talk about jamar clark, what we understand happened, what the release of this video would mean and also what happened to your son, not to mention the shooting of these black lives matter protesters. i first reaction when i saw the picture of jeremiah was for -- horror. i would gladly face whatever dangers are necessary, but having my son face it is another thing. he is a 24-year-old guy. he is a strong passion for justice. it's a professional artist. he doesn't think he needs is dead worrying about him like that, but i can't help it. i remember when he was just a little boy and now he is a grown

tyson kooima to dustin marra for the touchdown! the big guy makes it 7-0 western christian.2) we are tied at 7 early in the first quarter when kooima finds taylor med-ih-muh in the endzone. western christian up 14-7!3) but regina would score three unanswered tds. this is the third quarter with the wolfpack down 28-14 kooima again this time he hits ben gesink on fourth down! clutch play it's 28-21.4) late fourth quarter now wolfpack down 35-21 and need two scores here's one! kooima to gesink again. it's 35-28.5) but regina would ice it right here on the ensuing drive ... or no! fumble by justin hunter who was having a huge day. combined for the strip.6) wolfpack has life. it's 4th down with under 30 seconds to play. but on a day when koima had 4 touchdown passes this was not one of them. turnover on downs. but the wolfpack take home the runner up ophy. 35-28 the final.i spoke with western christian head coach travis koima and his brother his quarterback tyson koima. after the emotional day. also josh bolluyt, head coach of spirit la