. >> if you look at elk herds, there are very healthy elk herds. they are either at or above objectives for elk. you might have times when wolves caused the kurds to decline and take hunting opportunity way from people and we have to come to whether or not that is acceptable to us as a society to have that alan's -- that balance. >> staining, coloring, or everybody wants to be the best in the world. there are a lot here in montana. many have won world titles. hunting is a big heart of our economy out here. and it has gradually gotten bad. we are competing with too many predators now. the wolves, the mountain lines and the grizzly bears. we use to do over a hundred elk a year. now we are down to around 40. and of lot of them are coming to other parts werewolves are not. that many to go around anymore. there is a place for them, but they need to be regulated like every other animal. i just feel they haven't been. it has gotten way out of control. our wolf season started 10 years ago. >> it was my interpretation that the states were not thrilled about

elk sightings in iowa are fairly common and when an elk is spotted, the dnr works to termine the best avavaable options. if the elk can be returned to the proper owners, then they are. if not, they then pose a risk to spreading disease. removing a wandering elk is not allowed by the public. the animal appeared in front of a farmer combining his field. the monona county deputy put down the animal that w w estimateteto be 3 to 4 years old. a south dakota american indian tribe that sought to open the nation's first marijuana resort says it burned its crop after federal officials signaled a potential raid. the flandreau santee sioux president said the tribe had three weeks of discussions with authorities that culminatetewith a meeting in washington. he says the tribe wasn't told a raid was imminent -- only that one was possible if the government's concerns weren't addressed. he says the main holdup is whether the tribe can sell marijuana to non-indians, along with the origin of the seeds used for its crop. brad's here -- with another tough game coming up for iowa state. it seems like the

in & ben's younger son, jack, has never been to the family's elk point home. he was born 16 weeks premature, weighing only a pound and a half. the early delivery meant jack's lungs weren't fully formed and he's struggled with severe breathing problems ever since. at their lowest point, when erin and ben feared they would lose their baby, the decision was made to move him to a special children's hospital in ohio. erin says, "there was a lot of deliberating about whether or not that would be the best choice, but we determined and decided as a family that transferring him would be the best choice." it's a decision that likely saved jack's life, and now it looks like the day his parents have dreamed about may be in reach. jack can come home once his doctors see success with a new home ventilator. if all goes as planned, the miltenbergers could celebrate the new year as a family of four. but with that excitement comes the family's newest challenge. they'll in elk point, and nurses are in high demand. erin hopes by sharing their story... somone out there will be the

they'll need in-home nursing in elk point, and demand. erin hopes by sharing their story... somone out answer to their prayers. erin says, "the more people that can share jack's story that we need nurses. been waiting for for over two years now." ben says, "it'll happen, and i really hope it's this time." bringing jack home, and making their family complete. if you know a caring for jack home, are working universal pediatrics. for care 24/7, so insurance helps them out and the company is able to offer benefits and even a sign-on bonus. story... just head on over to siouxland matters dot com. jessica rae: still to come... it's thanksgiving to go! how one local grocer is helping familys around sioux city prepare for the big dinner. white thanksgiving and colder deteriorated fast out there, elisa! scott: winter storm advisory still in effect. morning freezing rain has turned to heavy snow, still some ice south and east. road conditions are covered in both ice and snow. ice on the kings pointe storm lake sky cam hd. blow snow on the port neal welding company sky cam hd. we've al

we had to be at the railroad station in elk grove by a certain time. i remember, i was five years old, going into the garden and winding my grandmother, who was in her 60's, looking at her garden and crying, saying in japanese that she did not think to get back going here. i remember taking her hand and telling her, "don't cry, will be back. i know you will be back here." at that point, we did not know where we were going. we only knew we had to pack up carry inwhat we could a suitcase. we were told to bring sheets, towels, personal items, clothes. we did not know how long we were going to go. we did not know where we would be sent. we just knew we had to leave our farm. most of us were sent to what they called "assembly centers." have them all over the united states. many of them were fair grounds for race tracks. that is why you hear stories of people being housed in animal barns and horse stalls. we were lucky. we got there late. so we were not put in one of the animal buildings. we had temporary quarters, which was a barrack built directly on aspha

right now, jack is only in his elk point home through pictures and thoughts. but, his family hopes he'll be able to come home in january... if they line-up the in-home nursinincare they'll need to manage hisventilator and other medical concerns. erin miltenberger says, "right now there's such a nursing shortage, it's difficult to find those home nurses." ben says, "we've kind of been th close to where we are now, but then he's had a setback." coming up tonight at 10, why jack's parents believes sharing his story will bring the right people to them to help care for their son so they don't have to be split up any more. that's tonight's your health tters. tim: according to t t c-d-c, at least two million people a year in the u-s become infected with bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics....leadi ng to more than 23,000 deaths... finding out your body isn't responding to treatment can be a scary, and life threatening, experience... luckily, there are ways to protect yourself. in today's health minute, kelly bowman caught up with a pharmacist to fininout the do

the public is welcome, you don't have to be a member of the elks. correct. that's december 5th starting at 6 at the elks lodge. thank you both so much for being here. thank you for having us. thanks for

south unit ranger al finke says bison, elk and goats are eating invasive plants -- like multi-flora rose, honey suckle and even poison ivy. (nats.. goats eating tree.) "those areas we're working on doing some brush cleaning, it gets all the dangerous stuff out of there and gives us some it." those areas include a new 30-acre enclosure for bison and elk -- and a one-thousand acre movable electric fence for goats. "we're putting those animals in here to turn that area back to the savanah-type area that it park rangers remind you to respect their space." "they do appear to be very docile, but they are pointed on one end, and they can hurt you. keep your pets away from them. as much as your dog might want to come see the buffalo, the buffalo aren't interested in your dog." finke tells me -- two additional bison were recently brought in from a wildlife refuge in prairie city. bringing the herd to 12. plans are in the works to trade more animals with nearby conservations this spring. we've got you covered -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. thanks mac -- if you would like to see these animals at

erin & ben's younger son, jack, hasever been to thfamily's elk point home. he was born 16 weeks premature, weighing only a pound and a half. the early delivery meant jack's lungs weren't fully formed and he's struggled with severe breathing problems ever since. at their lowest point, when erin and ben feared they would lose their baby, the decision was made to move him to a special children's hospital in ohio. erin says, "there was a lot of deliberating about whether or not that would be the best choice, but we detererned and decided as a family that transferrinin him would be the st choice." itit a decision that likely savav jack's life, and now it looks like the day his parents have dreamed about may be in reach. jack can come home once his doctors see success with a new home ventilator. if all goes as planned, the miltenbergers could celebrate the new year as a family of four. but with that excitement comes the family's newest challenge. they'll need in-home nursing care for jack here in elk point, and nurses are in high demand. erin hopes by sharing thei

last month, the elks committed $4 million over four years to help and veterans homelessness. further, they are deploying 800,000 members across the country to help and veterans homelessness in their own communities. paul, thank you and the elks across this country for your generosity and loyalty to our nation. [applause] the ymca, the elks, these are the kinds of strategic partnerships that we are establishing as part of our "my ," which isormation making profound differences in the lives of veterans, and their families. let me also welcome a great veteran nba employee, patty andrews. than is representing more 100,000 v.a. employs the rva's va'selves -- that are themselves. think you for your example and continued service to the nation and the v.a.. [applause] like john, i would like to recognize all of the veterans here today, and wish you all an early happy veterans day. for your services and sacrifices, and those of your family as well. several days ago, i was in kansas city. i had lunch with the vietnam veteran named larry parrish. larry agreed to let me share his v.a. ex

elks fornk you and the your generosity and loyalty to our nation's heroes. [applause] the y, the elks, these are the kind of strategic partnerships we are establishing is part of v.a. transformation. let me welcome patty andrews. she is representing more than 106,000 the a employees who are veterans themselves. ask patty why she works at the v.a., and here's what she will tell you. veterans helping veterans is nothing short of a dream job. patty, thanks for your example and your continued service to the nation and to the v.a.. like john, i would like to recognize all the veterans here today and wish you all an early happy veterans day. thanks to you all for your services and your sacrifices and those of your family as well. several days ago i was in kansas city. i had lunch with a vietnam named larry parrish. larry agreed to let me share his dax.'s is with you. larry is a very active man, but over the last two years, his health has deteriorated -- deteriorated over a hip problem. he said i was 278 pounds. i was walking with a cane and i was in pain, and i wa

the benevolent protective order of elks have been friends of veterans for a long time, too. the reconstruction hospitals they built in boston in 1918 to the government, it was a forerunner of our centers. last month, the committed $4 million over a four-year period to help and veteran homelessness. they're deploying 800,000 members across the country to help and homelessness in their communities. paul, thank you and the elks across the country for your generosity and loyalty to our nations heroes. [applause] the ymca, the elks -- these are strategic partnerships we are starting as part of my transition, which are making profound differences. let me also welcome a great employee, patty andrews. 100,000esents more than employees who are veterans themselves. ask her why she works there, here is what she will tell you. veterans helping veterans is nothing short of a dream job. thank you for your example and your continued service to the nation and to the v.a. [applause] like john, i would like to recognize all the veterans here happyand wish you all veterans day. thank you for y

the elk's club gave 2- thousand dollars worth of new winter coats. students from le mars community high school were honored for their efforts to help veterans. "support siouxland soldiers" presented them the "heroes on the homefront" award. hygiene items and care packages for veterans. they presented a bus load of food, 40 care packages and 13-hundred- dollars to send the packages overseas. organizers say it's important for young people to know how important their work is in n e commununy and how much it is appreciated. veterans and current military members of s sux city fire rescue were honored for their service to our country yesterday.y.he international association of fire fighters organized this ceremony at the flight 232 memorial. one-fourth of sioux city fire rescue workers are either current or former members of the united states armed forces. one firefighwer says they've traded their combat boots for turnout boots and their fatigues for turnout gear. and veterans get a big "thank you"rom kids at covington elementary school in south sioux city

south unit ranger al finke says bison, elk and goats are eating invasive plants --ike multi-flora rose, honey suckle and even poison ivy. (nats.. goats eatitig tree.) "those areas we're working on doing some brush cleaning, it gets all the dangerous stuff out of there and gives us some visibility underneath, and it fills their bellies while we're at and elk -- and a one-thousand "these big furry animals may look like gentle giants, but park rangers remind you to one end, and they can hurt you. to come see the buffalo, the buffalo aren't interested in your dog." if you would like to see these animals at work -- the hickory hills hickory hills park is open seven days a week... coming up in the next half hoor ofof today in iowa... a sexting scandal is under criminal investigation at one high school. plus, the main stage will be a little less crowded for thehefourth g-o-p debate tuesday. details on the way. as a reminder, when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. you can also "like" our page to stay up to date on brea

hickory hills park rangers finish a 30-acre project -- using bison and elk to eliminate invasive species. rangers say the animals are returning the land to a savanna-like area. black hawk county south unit ranger al finke says he enjoys waterloo, that have lived there their whole lives, and just been here before; i didn't know this was here." coming up at six -- we'll show what other animals are being used to fight invasive species. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... al rokers on the way - doing the weather in all 50 states... when and where will he be in iowa for "rokerthon 2" --------- --------- coming up tonight on the kwwl news at six... several kids in dubuque now have a permanent place to call home. he already holds one world record title, now today show weatherman al roker is going for another one billed as rokerthon 2, al plans to set the fastest time ever for reporting the weather from all 50 states going coast-to-coast and everywhere else in just one week. monday he'll be in dubuque -- on the riverwalk giving us the forecast for iowa. storm track seven chief m

paul, thank you and the elks across this great country for your generosity and loyalty to our nation. [applause] the ymca, the elks -- these are strategic partnerships we are starting as part of my transition, which are making profound differences. let me also welcome a great employee, patty andrews. 100,000esents more than employees who are veterans themselves. ask her why she works there, here is what she will tell you. veterans helping veterans is nothing short of a dream job. thank you for your example and your continued service to the nation and to the v.a. [applause] like john, i would like to recognize all the veterans here happyand wish you all veterans day. thank you for your services and veterans. i was in kansas city, i had lunch with a vietnam veteran named larry parrish. he agreed to let me share his experiences with you. he is an active man. but over the last two years, his health deteriorated over a have problem -- a hip problem. pounds, and i 278 was only 61. i was suicidal because of the pain, and nobody seemed to care. on the advice of a trusted friend, he turned to

right now, jack is only in his elk point home through pictures and thoughts. but, his family hopes he'll be able to come home in january... if they line-up the in-home nursing care they'll need to manage his ventilator and other medical concerns. erin miltenberger says, "right now there's such a nursing shortage, it's difficult to find those home nurses." ben says, "we've kind of been this close to where we are now, but then he's had a setback." jessica rae: a nurse who might be interested in home, is needed! the miltenbergers are working through universal pediatrics. jack doequalify for care 24/7, so insurance helps them out and the company is able to offer benefits and even a sign-on bonus. jessica rae: in this weeks gardening segment... shows us how to shrubs into your garden. with more. "landscapes are dynamic - changing with the season, over time and as our gardening goals transplanting them into a better space that will accommodate their mature size, growing needs and your landscape design. move shrubs in the spring before growth begins or in fall as the

you could only carry what you could bring, you can see these japanese-americans evacuated from the elk grove's train station. here you can see the mother could only carry her child and perhaps a diaper bag. she wasn't able to bring anything besides her child. what we see here is a document from clinton -- clayton, the management of the component assembly center, a racetrack in southern california. it is the vacuum information release number 18. he is talking about families of mixed marriages and what they should expect. they are referring to many times caucasian women were married to theyf japanese descent and were not forced to go to the incarceration centers. they were faced with the choice of whether they stayed out of the incarceration center or if they were going to go and stay with their husbands and families. in most cases, as far as i know in all cases, the wives and mothers decided to go with their families. in early 1943, all of the attorneys were commanded -- internees were committed to complete a questionnaire. this is called a statement of the u.s. citizens of japanese anc

this one happened last night near the intersection of east donald street and north elk-run road in black hawk county -- one of many across eastern iowa this fall. local drivers at a truck stop in evansdale say they've seen a lot of deer in eastern iowa. many of them dead on the side of the road. a reminder to stay focused -- and keep a close eye on both "just got to be looking way ahead, but at night; you know, i really don't have to drive, i wouldn't even be out here, right now. tell you the truth, i wouldn't even be out here." a lot of deer movement this time of year is due to harvest season - however, truckers say the deer problem will likely continue until december. a 9-year-old girl is in critical condition after she was attacked by a pitbull. police say she was attacked by the dg in a long island backyard in new york. the dog was hot and killed by a police officer. police say the cirumstances of the attack were unclear. one man is dead and three others wounded tonight -- following a nightclub shooting in dds moines. the polk county sheriff's deputies responded to a fight outside th

crashes happened ovr the weeked -- including one near the intersection of eastonald street and north elk-run road in black hawk county. we spoke with people at a truck stop in evansdale. they say they've seen a lot of deer in eastern iow. many of them dead on the side of -- and keep close eye on boboh sides of the road. "just got to be looking way now. that way i am parked at night. i take less risk." "if i really don't have to drive, i wouldn't even be out here, right now. tell you the truth, i wouldn't even be out here." if you know you're about to hit a deer -- donont swerve tooavoid it. you could lose control -- making the situation worse. one investigator says they're "90 percent sure" the noise heard in the last second of a cockpit recording was because of a bomb. that's the latest as the investigation continues into a russian plane crash in egypt. in russia, the bells of st. petersburg cathedral tolled 224 times - one for each victim of the disaster. rescue crews are digging through the mud -- searching for victims after two dams collapsed at iron ore minin. it happenededin brazil. 28

stopping it. 6 '6, 265 pounds, he lumbers like a run away elk. also nimble, too per for his size, a match up nightmare. he holds the distinction of holding most passes ever from tom brady. >> a nightmare from defense to have to deal with. we will deal with it. we will have someone out there, cover him, make a great catch. if he does, he does. go for the ball and play. >> good luck. [ laughter ] >> more for maryland basketball. the terps, number one in the espn power rankings. it is a poll, experts for college hoops, what does it mean, not much. the terpare thought to be serious championship contenders this year. so, basketball season coming up, maryland, georgetown, george washington, you know,. [ laughter ] >> who is going to be the coach under baker, barry bonds would that be controversy or what? >> well, i don't think so. >> that would be something. that would be >> that would be >> great batters make great coaches. >>> all right. >> now, near 80 tomorrow, showers and storms late tomorrow night. trying to get the rain out of here for homecomin

>> they have thehe ones --he elk or... >> the deer? >> i heard of hartford, yeah. >> how long have you been with your insurance company? >> about 10 years. >> 15 years. >> 40 years. >> um... >> are you a better driver now than you were 30 years ago? >> the average savings for folks like you and me is over $400. >> that's pretty significant. that's a lot of ney. >> $400 would be great. >> i'll take $400. >> this is a company that, if you get inn accident... if you're huhurt... they would help pay for the cost of... someone to do your grocery shshopping... to do your hsekeeping... to walk your dog. that's the kind of company we're talking about. >> yeah, that's pretty extraordinary. >> wow. that's great! >> whoo! [ both laugh ] >> announcer: so, how long have you been with your auto-insurance company? have y y c check your rates lately? you may be paying too much. if you're age 50 oover, today you're going to hear how you may be able to save hundreds of dollars on your auto insurance and get unique benefits designed especially for you. i

the first one is from scott knutsen from elk point, south dakota..and here is another picture from oma ven rensburg from le mars, ia. thank you for sending the pictures and you can keep 3 posting them on our siouxland news page. <<..winter storm warning in effect until midnight cst tonight tonight...snow in the evening then partly cloudy after midnight. snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches. lows around 13. north winds 10 to 20 mph with gusts to around 30 mph becoming 10 to 15 mph after midnight. saturday sunny. highs around 24. northwest winds 10 to 15 mph becoming west in the afternoon. saturday night mostly cloudy. to 3 10 mph. >> 3 3 dakota valley's volleyball team is inhe state championship tournament. we'll show you how theyr're doing. and the explorers send another pitcher off to a major league organization. chris has 3 "sports with sports director chris neyenhouse." 3 3 the road to a state championship is never easy. potential pitfalls at every turn, the opposition is fierce, and it seems like there's countless ways it can all be derailed. well you could say the same things about

the elk's club donated $2,000 worth of new winter coats. "mostly people know uss being the agency that helps connect military members and their families in time of crisis, but we also have a significant service that we provide to veterans and that's what this is about," said american red cross executive director, tammy lee. tonight at 6, we will bring you one veterans emotional story of the way he gave back to his fellow military members. hillary clinton has announced a plan to better support america's veterans and their families... calling it a "sacred responsibility. " she outlined her ideas before a town hall gathering of veterans in new hampshire. clinton said, as president, she would have "zero tolerance" for the kinds of abuses and waiting list delays seen in recent years. she also promised to demanan monthly joint planning meetings with her secretaries of defense and veterans affairs. s/ hillary clinton / (d) presidential ndidate :16 there's little or no coordinalion between different government agencies responsib for serving our vet

high school science teacher john harwood took us out onto the elk wood river. itch >> i see a tree and another one here >>> to look for ghost trees. >> these things are like monday ewe meant-- monuments sticking out of the ground >>> like this one, a western red cedar, dead 300 years but still standing. >> the best guest is this tree died as a result of the earthquake in 1700 >>> the tree stands as an historical marker and as a warning. >> the tree is a dieter are here to say, this is probably going to happen again >>> there's something else geologists have learned. another earthquake and tsunam i could come at any time. >> simple math tells us we're on the windows. >> take cover under a desk >>> coming up, what is being done to prepare for the worst if another monster earthquake and tsunam i. >> i told everyone that no help is coming. you need to plan that no help is coming. >>> emergency planners are warning seattle appeared the west of the pacific north-west about the coming magnitude 9 earthquake. how the ground will shake violently for four to six minutes,

i joked, he is like a run away elk and at 265, 6'6", it's true. he is also nimble. good luck stopping him. he is a mix between lebron james powerful and steph an curry quick. he heard that and took it differently. >> so i got a three point shot and i got power and quicknes i will take that. i will take the steph curry lebron combined. >> he is something else, isn't he? we get our first look tonight. maryland kicks offer with a contest against southern new hampshire university. they call them the pin men. maryland preseason ranked number three, southern new hampshire two. it will be cool to see them. >> i hope nobody gets hurt. >> don't get hurt in the exhibition game. >> okay. >> let's get a final check of the forecast for the weekend. >> yellow weather alert tomorrow, showers and light rain. middleburg gets nothing, dc t m day in southern maryland. >> all right. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. bye. >> thanks it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well.

jc: wild wind wreaking havoc at the annual flea market and elk grove. people running for cover. 11 people were hurt. hospital. first responders treated many on the scene. california. snow fell, causing plenty of trouble for drivers, and then this in utah -- storms blinding drivers determined to get to their thanksgiving day destination. there' out west. how thankful should we be that we have such gorgeous weather? everybody can get -- i hope -- where they want to go . >> must they' re going farther to the midwest. then you are on your own. it' s also a great day for turkey trotting. jc: i think it' s better for turkey sitting. >> hundreds of runners started with a little bit of exercise this holiday. some of those costumes -- i didn' t see a lot of people running. i did get my run in this morning because i' ve eaten a lot of turkey. obviously, you' ve got to run it off. a mild day. 58 degrees was the high. a warm month for the month of november, and tomorrow will actually be no different. in act, we' re going to be near record warmth tomorrow. i' m goin

. >> abc 7 news visited the elks lodge for the world war ii vet ere rans. >> edward is 9 years old.ct, his story was featured on look magazine. he was just 19 years olds. >> some people really sacrificed and did a heck of a lot. i was really fortunate. i got through everything without any damage. >> he wants to be buried in arlington national ceremony. that's where his grandfather rests. >> coming up, new information and breaking news on the shooting at the st. luke's hos >>> all right, back too that braexing news story. new information now on st. luke's hospital. police are starting to give the all-clear. but the hospital is still locked down. >> sky 7 hd is live where the man with a gun climbs near the top of the new st. luke's hospital construction site. on the phone right now, a doctor locked down and, apparently, a lot of other folks. thank you so much for joining us. tell us what's going on where you are right now. >> we're located in the medical building, directically connected to st. luke's hospital. we're on the same floor as the e.r., actually. basically, at around this ti

we had to be at the railroad station in elk grove by a certain time. ira member i was five years old going into the garden and finding my grandmother who was in her 60's looking at her garden, crying and saying in japanese that she didn't think she was ever going to get back here. i remember thinking her hand and telling her don't cry, grandma. you will be back. i know you will be back here. that point, we didn't know where we were going. we only knew we had to back up and take what we could, carrying a suitcase. we were told to bring sheets, towels, personal items. we didn't know how long we were going to go or where we would be sent. we just knew we had to leave our farm. us were sent to what they called assembly centers. they had them all over the united states. of them where fairgrounds or racetracks and that's why you hear stories of people being housed in animal barns and horse stalls. we were lucky. we got there late, so we were not put in one of the animal buildings. we had temporary quarters, a barracks held directly on asphalt and i remember

sacramento police arrested james trent of elk grove. prosecutors say train stabbed 22-year-old spencer stone outside a sacramento bar last month. stone underwent emergency surgery. prosecutors say they will charge training with attempted murder. >>> vandals attacked another religious site celebrating the memory of someone splattered red paint and accused sarah of genocide. this is the fourth time vandals have left their mark since pope francis elevated father serra to sainthood in september. a statue of sarah in the city of carmel and one of the carmel mission were also targeted and another on the monterey peninsula was decapitated. police say they are not sure whether the incidents are connected. >>> today we'll get a look at progress on san francisco's central subway project. the city is preparing to install new track along fourth street. near the caltrain station and when completed, that will connect the new subway to the third metro line. the work will start tomorrow night at 10:00 and continue through saturday, november 14. the wor

to eight and they go on to defeat guardian angels central catholic thirty-six to sixteen. 3 3 and in elk point, dakota valley and beresford squaring off in a district final.in the 2nd set the watch dogs' nikita reinschmidt cannot be blocked as she stars the 2nd set out with a score [1-2]but dakota valleys' hanna cummins comes back with an ace nobody wants to touch [3-2]wicked spice by taylor hauger cannot be returned [4-3]again nikita reinschmidt scores, with a soft block [8-6]and dakota valleys' shayla johnson shows she knows how to block too [14-9]dakota valley advances, 3-0 the final. 3 3 3 chad's got a final check of the forecast coming up after 3 another mild day around siouxland. temperatures got very close to 60 again today. but with a strong cold front coming in, big changes are expected. we will start with a little bit of rain as the front kicks in. through the day look for moderate to heavy rain and even a few t-storms, but the biggest story i think is going to be the winds, which at time wednesday afternoon into the evening could gust up to 60mph at times. we will continue to

it happened in elk grove, california. somebody videotaped the wind doing serious damage. at least 11 were hurt but none of them badly. >> we were talking about janice earlier. it seems like the winds are going to be pretty good for all the floats out there. >> we won't have to worry about strong, gusty winds around here. thank goodness. we have over many years had to deal with the balloons. winds aren't going to be an issue. that big storm in the west is going to stay here pretty much. you can see the clouds sort of spinning here and circulating a bit. they are getting snow in the mountains around salt lake city in parts of idaho and the mountains. we are thankful for nice, calm, dry weather for our thanksgiving and for the shopping on friday, we are talking 60s. right now, generally in the 30s there are some 20s on the map. it is cold. there is milder air, cleveland, chicago, louisville. all in the 50s. st. louis is near 60 at this hour. that is all spreading east. it will get warmer with each day until we get to the weekend. light showers around chicago and parts of ind

the three seed tea area defeats the six seed elk point jefferson. 25-20, 25-18, 25-23. and in beresford, they're the 2 seed and they top canton the seven seed 25-3 14, 25-16, 25-16. that means tea area and beresford will play 20 minutes after the dakota valley game thursday evening. that game starts at 6pm. we'll have hightlights of both games thursday night on siouxland news at ten. elsewhere in siouxland more volleyball action. usd is swept at the hands of denver. 3-0 the final there. denver. 3-0 the final there. and it was all briar cliff on senior night at the newman flanagan center. they sweep morningside 3-0. katelin langel lead the team with 10 kills. breanna nogelmeier followed it up with 9 of here own. it's on to the gpac tournament now. the quarterfinals are set for this saturday september 7th.it's college basketball season! on the men's side dordt with a big win over dakota state. 79-63 the final there.on the ladies side though the defenders fall to dakota state. 84-75 the final there. 3 3 3 3 3 3 <

tran was arrested during a traffic stop in elk grove. stone made news you may recall in august when he and two friends thwarted a terror attack on a train in france. he says he is relieved to hear about that arrest. >> i'm really happy. the sac pd have worked their butt off. i'm happy they made an arrest. not everyone gets their case solved. >> police searched tran's home yesterday and found evidence linking him to the stabbing. >>> still ahead this noon, a boy missing for 13 years is found safe and alive. those who knew him had no clue he had been kidnapped years ago. how he was found coming up next. >> netflix says they can help you put your kids t bed like a bedtime story. we'll explain the new program next. >> good afternoon, we have been noticing increasing clouds across the bay area. how those clouds will affect your nighttime forecast. we have the details as the news continues right here on kpix 5. ,, ,,,,,,,, if you haven't checked out covered california in a while, we've got some new options that might interest you. like adult d

the elk's club donated $2,000 worth of new winter coats. "mostly people know us as being the agency that helps connect military members and their we also have a significant service that we provide to veterans and that's what this is about," said american red cross executive director, tammy lee. the next event like today's will be held december 15th from 5:30 to 7:30 in the cross in sioux city. support siouxland soldiers presented an award today to students who are helping vetetens. the organization p pesents their "heroes on the homefront" award to organizations, schools and businesses w support troops in a major way. today, le mars community high school students received that award for their continued donations. they gathered food, hygiene items and care packages. "it's important for the young students to know how important their work is in the community and how appreciate we are of their help and supporting our troops," said support siouxland soldiers founder, sarah petersen. at the event today the students brought a bus load of food, 40

it was discovered yesterday in the waters of the elk horn reserve in monterrey county. the dolphin became beached when the tide went out. rescuers got ahold of the dolphin and now teams are scouring the waters to see if they can identify a mother dolphin in the area who might be looking for this calf. >> how do they do that? >> i don't know. >>> mystery solve d! the chp says they have found the owner of this big pig found sleeping on the shoulder of the road. they rawrangled the pig on the side of the highway. >> it appears the pig's owner saw the listing. his name is gino, the owner. the pig's name is june. here's an exchange from the comment section of the facebook post. the owner says, oh, i'm so sorry, she's a sweetheart, by the way, her name is june. i believe she got out. when can i come get her? no word if june and gino have been reunited. and when you're in a stressful situation, stuck on the freeway, taking a nap in the sun, that's a good idea. >> that's like a former hitchhiker. >>> gerard, i don't think you can top the story we just had, but give it a shot. >

and if they ever meet, elk ready. >> what do you think of the light saber?t with that thing, a regular jedi, i'll tell you. coming up next, a wild-goose chase. why people will be on an outdoor scavenger hunt today in san francisco. ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. happening today, you can participate in an interactive scavenger hunt to benefit a nonprofit organization that supports underserved bay area families. today's event in san francisco's mission district will teach locals about disaster preparedness. participants hunt for clues while learning

patrick and elks lodge #98. enjoy a cash bar, by freestyle, a des moines variety band recently inducted into the iowa rock 'n' roll hall of fame! call (515) 577-3843 for tickets or pay at the door. date: november 06 time: 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm location: holiday inn downtown "top of the tower" 1050 6th ave. " you're watching : sabrina: on your money now a provision in the deal could mean some phone calls to student loan holders.. the deal contains a provision allowing the government to collect federal debts using automated calling systems to mobile phones. companies that service federal student loans have long called on the government to allow them to robocall people whose loans are in delinquency. there was 94 billion dollars of student loan debt in default in 2013.. tonight on local five, we take a look at how student loan debt is affecting those in iowa. sabrina: meanwhile, sherwin-williams has created a paint it says can kill bacteria... germs are a major cause of healthcare- associated infections in hospitals.

elk and deer hunters number 11 million across the nation. and the expenditures that those folks provide local economies, rural economies account for a major portion of the $34 billion spent every year. it's not just game animals. when you look at region nine, approximately -- if you look at just species that require young forest habitat, those species are six times to be declining as they were increasing. region 8, southeastern portion of the country, same birds, they species, nine times as likely to be declining as increasing. we need to address this. these trends are real but they are reversible. and as you mentioned, this committee and others in congress did a great job on the recent farm bill in providing good neighbor authority which will be helpful. we think it's got tremendous potential to enhance what we can do on the landscapes by expanding state and agency and other private partnerships. targeted categorical exclusion to address insect and disease issues. an excellent tool. we need to expand the tools. one way to do so would be to

do you know how many elks' lodges i have done to drunk seniors who say let's turn off the super bowl. it is comedy time. give me an iowa caucus any day of the week. >> why not? >> i do need to know the word caucus probably before i run for politics. >> i got you covered. >> i am looking for the gal will you gear -- gallagher kanye ticket. >> you think gallagher will be at the top? >> larry is doing well. >> don't you agree? >> this is a great story. it really does -- it is like a parallel universe. you have a guy who has super name recognition and you have a population that is fed up. the cooperation in guatemala is off the charts. people have had enough. he is running against a former first lady. the analogy can go on for days. >> i was making a joke and obviously an illusion to trump. they say why not this guy? i know where he hands on things and he never seems -- he seems to be calling it like it is. >> he is definitely calling it like it is. sometimes too much so. he says the unthinkable thing. he is the guy at the end of the dinner that pushes it a little too far, but everybody i

elk and deer hunters are about 11 million across the nation. expenditures they provide to local and rural economies account for major portion of $34 billion spent by hunters every year. it is not just game animals, when you look at region nine which is in the northeastern corner of the country, approximately -- if you look at just species that require young forest habitats those species are apt to be six times as likely to be declining as they are increasing. region a, southeastern part of the country, same birds, same species, nine times as likely to be declining as increasing. we need to address that. these trends are real. they are disturbing but they are reversible. as you mention, this committee and others in congress did a great job in providing good neighbor authority which will be helpful. it is just getting into gear but it has tremendous potential to enhance what we can do on the landscape by expanding state and agency and other private partnerships. target categorical exclusion to talk about insect disease issues. we need to expand t

. >> grant:dylan jeffery, drake elk-houri, gavin palmon, and zackory morton were booked into the fremont jail on felony vandalism charges. >> grant:nearly 50-million gallons of water were lost at the incident back in may. surveillance video shows three men sneaking into the area and destroying the inflatable dam. >> grant:county water district officials say the water that leaked was enough to provide 500 homes with water for a year. the damage to the destroyed dam was around 1-million dollars. >> grant:we first told you about alert.just after 3:00 this afternoon. stay connected with all the breaking news by downloading the kron4 mobile app. >> grant:it's free for apple and android users. >> pam: the golden state warriors could make history tonight. the game against the l-a lakers started about 45- minutes ago. >> pam: if the dubs win tonight. it will be their 16th- straight win since the season began. and no team in history has ever done that! >> pam: kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from oracle arena where fans are confident a win is in the making. >> reporter: and are counting on thi

crashes happened over the weeked -- including one near the intersection of east donald street and north elk-run road in black hahak county. we spoke with people at a truck stop in evansdale. they say they've seen a lot of deer in eastern iowa. many of them dead on the side of the roadn it's a reminder to stay focused "just got to be lookingway ahead, but at night; you know, i really don't have to drive, i now. tell you the truth, i wouldn't even be out here." if you know you're about to hit a deer ----don't swerve to avoid it. a man on his honeymoon in south africa goes cage- diving with sharks... and ends up getting the scare of his life. the man came face to face with a grgrt white shark anddescaped to tell the tale without a scratch. the shark smashed into the cage at super speed... its teeth just missing his arm. the man immediately lunged to the surface... clearly in shock at what just happened. this was at a popular tourist destination known for its large numbers of great white sharks. one investigator says they're "90 percent sure" the noise hearr in the last second of a cockpit recordin

police officer pleading not guilty to assault charges in connection with an off duty fight at the local elks club. 47-year-old john hinky released on personal recognizance tonight he remains on administrative leave after nearly 20 years on the force. police say they have video that shows hickey attacking the victim in june of 2013. he is also charged in an unrelated hit and run case from billerica last year. >>> a we told you about the controversy tonight a decision on whether it stays or goes. >>> plus, a total twist in the case of an illinois police officer's death. investigators now ruling it a suicide. new tonight the ultimate betrayal his colleagues say he committed right before he took his life. >> donald trump is the on the ballot. there are you surges by marco rubio. trump not showing much concern about those numbers today. >> when they check his credit cards what he did to the republican party in florida i think you will probably see he will be going down rapidly. >> trump will be back in new hampshire for a town hall event next week on veterans day. >> vermont senator bernie sander

the dolphin was first spotted yesterday on the elk born so wild horde emergency services says the dolphinbecame beached yesterday the animals condition was evaluated in today. officials got approval to remove the dolphin. the calf was transported to the marine mammal center. strike a chilly day in the bay area a frost advisory in effect tonight. brian is tracking the forecast. brian i was bundled up for much of the afternoon. i don't know why we had a barbecue today that we had one. it was cold. >>the barbecue. hopefully provided some heat but we don't have much heat for tonight. it is getting cold. even colder than what we had last night. it's pretty chilly and temperatures at this hour have dropped into the mid to upper 30s. right now fairfield at 37 and upper 30s for santa rosa and can look for temperatures to plummet. it could be 3 to 50 cooler and some spots over what we had last night. we had three ingredients coming together. a cold air mass coming down from the northern rockies montana and the canadian fairies also clear skies in place for tonight. without in the cloud cover all o