then, movement away from the ball...austin homan hits harreld on the cut...chargers open the lead up to three. later in the half...homan, with the crossover and one...but dakota wesleyan, comes to town and pulls the upset, 101-95. earlier on the court, the undefeated chargers taking on the undefeated tigers. third quarter, lexi henschke, drives the lane and gets the friendly roll...chargers up 15. on the other end, amber bray, fighting through tons of contact, she had a team high 14 for dwu. late in the quarter...jessi corrick calls for the iso, she gets the hoop and the hack...bcu back up 14. then in the fourth, the chargers don't let up....kaylee blake goes up and under for the deuce. bcu stays perfect, 70-55. elsewhere in the gpac...jessica tietz scored a game high 22 points and lexi ackerman chipped in 14 more as top ranked morningside downed mount marty by 10. in the men's game, ryan tegtmeier led the way with 20 and the mustangs improved to 3-3 with an 85-60 win. in sioux center, dordt beat northwestern 64-53. it's the first win for the defenders over the raiders since 1997. an

later in the half...homan, with the crossover and one...but dakota upset,t,01-95. court, the chargers taking on the undefeated tigers. third quarter, lexi henschke, drives the roll...chargers up 15. on the other end, amber bray, fighting through tons of contact, she had a team high 14 for dwu. late in the quarter...jessi corrick calls for the iso, she gets the hoop and the hack...bcu back up 14. then in the fourth, the chargers don't let up....kaylee blake goes up and under for the deuce. bcu stays pepeect, 70-55. coming up later today we'll have action from cedar falls as mmc and akron-westfield play for state championships. tune in at 5, 6, and 10 for those highlights but for now, let's throw it back over to you. jessica rae: scott: it's time now to check on your forecast... scott: good morning siouxland. temperatates are in the 20s and 30s early on this thursday. thth wind will be the big story today with gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour this afternoon. we have a wind advisory in effect until 6 pm. the satellite and radar is pretty quiet which is a nice change o

the suit was filed in july by "afscme" president danny homan and about two-dozen state lawmakers. they claimed the governor didn't have the power to veto a bill... appropriating millions of dollars to keep the facilities open. both the clarinda and mount pleasant facilities shut down in june. the polk county health department says meat ingested at a luncheon caused dozens to become ill at roosevelt high school. 58 teachers and staff reported being sick after the lunch held on october 21st. the district canceled classes early the following day because so many staff members called in sick due to food poisoning. the health departments say it tested the food and conducts over 100 interviews. while it did find the source...the department isn't releasing who provided the food. the department also can't pin-point if the problem was in preparation or handling. two knoxville city council members who voted to move a controversial veterans monument were voted out of office last night. carolyn formanek finished 4th candidate at-large race. trick kingerly, james lane and cal stephens were vote

the suit was filed in july by "afscme" president danny homan and about two-dozen state lawmakers. have the authority to veto a bill... setting aside millions of dollars for the institutions in clarinda and mount pleasant. both facilities were shut down in june... there is a new face on the des moines city council. voters selected linda westergaard to represent the city's second ward last night. she beat out marty mauk by 2- hundred votes. westergaard is replacing bob mahaffey who decided not to run for re-election. she says friends and neighbors played a major part in her campaign. 44:53 i have been involved with the neighborhoods for many years we've reached out to many many people and its been fantastic. 45:01 westergaard says she has lived and worked in ward 2 her entire life. two of the knoxville city council members who voted to move a controversial monument were voted out of office last night. carolyn formanek and april verwers finished fourth and fifth, respectively, in a 5 candidate at-large race. they were beaten out by rick kingerly, formanel and verwers were two of the

then, movement away from the ball...austin homan hits harreld on the cut...chargers open the lead up to three. later in the half...homan, with the crossover and one...but dakota wesleyan, comes to town and pulls the upset, 101-95. earlier on the court, the undefeated chargers taking on the undefeated tigers. thqrd quarter, lexi friendly 15. amber bray, fighting through tons of contact, she had a team high 14 for dwu. late in the quarter...jessi corrick calls for the iso, she gets the hoop and the hack...bcu back up 14. then in the fourth, the chargers don't let up....kaylee blake goes up and under for the deuce. bcu stays perfect, 70-55. forecast... scott: good morning siouxland. temperatures are in the 20s and s early on this thursday. the wind will the big story today with gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour ts afternoon. we have a wind advisory in effect untjl 6 pm. the satellite and radar is pretty quiet which is a nice change of pace after some damp and dreary conditions. here's the dayplanner where temperatures are going to top out in the middle 40s. on this thursday. the wind wil

a lawsuit was filed in july by "afscme" president danny homan and about two-dozen state lawmakers. this ruling means the governor did have the right to line-item veto money that would have kept the mental health facilites in clarinda and mount pleasant open. instead they were both shut down in june. governor branstad says the legislature could have taken action at the time of the veto.. 23:53-24:10 clearly people understand there is a separation of powers. the legislature has certain powers. the governor has certain power. and i do have the power veto and the legislature if they feel its inappropriate can override that veto and they didn't. and that's why we believe the court made the decision they did governor branstad says the state is redesigning how the state deals with mental health care... adopting a more community based system, institutions in cherokee and independence will remain open. six people are behind bars after osceola business. five of the suspects are charged with prostitution. daveta williams is charged with and driving while barred. all six are being held at the

parenthood and defend defended kim davis and here with me to break down the results is reporter james homanod see you. >> great to be with you, kate. >> why the upset? >> yeah. it's really stunning and it's a low turnout election. the off year elections, not many people turn up. conway lost to rand paul back in 2010 and also what was a winnable race and also with low turnout, which side get it is base out. matt bevin turned out evangelicals with backlash of same-sex marriage and planned parenthood over those videos that got released. >> walk us through what it means policy-wise for the people of kentucky. he wants to change a lot of things. >> it is interesting. he was the tea party challenger. i don't think he's going to be quite as conservative necessarily as he campaigned. back during the four-way republican primary earlier this year, he promised to undo the medicaid expansion given half a million kentuckyans access to health insurance and over the course of the campaign, a red state, he backed off of that. final debate before the election, coin of saying that he would slightly narrow el

then we go on to the deputy director of the cia, andrew homan, who is running their new digital innovationdirectorate, so he's starting to come out and speak publicly. we had a really good exclusive interview with him on our site, you can look that up if you're interested. finally, to close off the day, the deputy secretary himself who we all know and love, right? let's get it started with the vice admiral and deputy editor of defense one, brad peniston. enjoy the rest of the afternoon, everyone. thank you. [ applause ] >>> thanks for joining us, admiral. we really do appreciate you coming to talk to us. this really has been an age of everything in the maritime sphere. this year we've seen russia stretching out into the arctic, more active around europe. over in the pacific we've seen china being more active around the south china sea. the chinese navy has an around the world flotilla going on, insurgents off yemen. everything's going on. what is changing fastest and how is the navy turning to meet those challenges? >> brad, thanks for the question and thanks for inviting me. on behalf of