jaclyn driscoll reporting>> but thanks to dr. tristan hartzell, his 10-member medical team, and first responders... ben's hand was saved. "his first responders took care of it perfectly. they controlled his blood loss. we didn't have to transfuse at all for this major trauma." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> teresa hoffman, ben's mother and prepped her son for surgery. "it was bad that it was his hand, it was really, really bad. but then i just kept thinking, it was jushis hand." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> after a 12-hour procedure on july 13th, ben's hand was reattached. but this is only the beginning for ben. tristan hartzell doctor>> "keeping it alive is just the first 10 percent. the years that follow is 90 percent of the outcome." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> he will have 2 to 5 more future surgeries, and will l ve to stay current on physisil therapy. ben witkowski hand>> "it's an hour each day. we started off five days a week and now we're down to four. it's been a long haul, but i think it was three months yesterday and it's f

jaclyn driscoll reporting>> but thanks to dr. tristan hartzell, his 10-member medical team, and first responders... ben's hand was s ved. "his first responders took care of it perfectly. they controlled his blood loss. we didn't have to transfuse at all for this major trauma." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> teresa hoffman, ben's mother and faith regional anesthesiologist, prepped her son for surgery. "it was bad that it was his hand, it was really, really bad. but then i just kept thinking, it was just his hand." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> after a 12-hour procedure on july 13th, ben's hand was reattached. but this is only the beginning for ben. tristan hartzell doctor>> "keeping it alive is just the first 1010ercent. the years that follll is 90 percent of the outcome." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> he will have 2 to 5 more future surgeries, and will have to stay current on physical therapy. ben witkowski hand>> "it's an hour each day. we started off five days a week and now we're down to four. it's been a long haul, bui think it was

our jaclyn driscoll has the story. a press conference was held after the sentencing, where assistant united states attorney forde fairchild recounted the horrific events leading up to jamal dean's arrest. "then we have of course april 29, 2013. that is the day that officer kevin mccormick thinks he's about to make a traffic stop. jamal dean, however, thinks the law has finally caught up to him for the federal committed earlier." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> ... and also paid respects to his hero. fofoe fairchild attorneyey "kevev mccormick, who is my hero. i have watched this video repeatedly and i still as you can tell become very emotional and proud of his service to our community." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> however, the hero himself, says he is anything but. "i feel like what i did hopefully was not any different than what any other police officer in sioux city, in iowa, in the united states would have done in that situation." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> and says he is very simply, kevin mccormick detective>> "i th

jaclyn driscoll reporting>> devin is also grateful for the staff at pender public school. devin soll student>> "i'm very thankful. the people around me, the teachers, i'm glad that they'd nominate me. it means a lot to me. it's kind of special. i don't know, it means i'm doing something right in my life." devin plans on attending college to receive a degree in agriculture. then, returning back home to his family farm. if you'd like to nominate a student, you can do that on our website siouxland news dot com by clicking on the "above and beyond" banner. larry>> it's that time again as musketeers head coach jay varady joins us live in studio for the muskies coaches show. and after winning both games this weekend, hear what he says is live with coach next. chris>> welcome back to another edition of the musketeers coaches show. joining us as he does every wednesday of the hockey season is musketeers head coach jay varady. like we got exactly what the doctor ordered. friday night a 4-0 win over the lancers. goalie cameron gore-*net* with the shutout. you sat him for the sunday

our jaclyn driscoll has more on her story. jaclyn driscoll reporting>> (nats - kicking) bailey gale of gayville-volin high school may be giving the term "act like a lady" an entirely different meaning. (nats) it was her love for soccer that led her to the football field two years ago (nats) after learning she wasn't eligible to play for the team she'd been on. "i played soccer in vermillion forever and then they sanctioned so i couldn't play. one of the boys that graduated asked me, was joking and said i should come kick, and i decided to talk to my coach about it and here i am i guess." "she has a passion obviously for kicking the soccer ball and ultimately with us not having soccer, she decided to kick the football and she does a really nice job with it." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> the senior... who stands at just 5 feet 2 still finds a way to blend in with the boys.... except when it comes to the locker room. bailey gale player>> "at home i get my own locker room to change myself or away i get a bathroom, some schools prov

our jaclyn driscoll has more on her story. jaclyn driscoll reporting>> (nats - kicking) bailey gale of gayville-volin high school may be giving the term "act like a lady" an entirely different meaning. (nats) it was her love for soccer that led her to the football field two years ago (nats) after learning she wasn't eligible to play for the team she'd been on. "i played soccer in vermillion forever and then they sanctioned so i couldn't play. one of the boys that graduated asked me, was joking and said i should comemeick, and i decided t ttalk to my cocoh about it and here e am i guess." "she has a passion obviously for kicking the soccer ball and ultimately with us not having soccer, she decided to kick the football and she does a really nice job with it." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> the senior... who stands at just 5 feet 2 still finds a way to blend in with the boys.... except when it comes to the locker room. bailey gale player>> "at home i get my own locker room to change myselflfr away i get a bathroom, soso schools prov

jaclyn driscoll reporting>> devin is also grateful for the staff at pender public school. devin soll student>> "i'm very thankful. the people around me, the teachers, i'm glad that they'd nominate me. it means a lot to me. it's kind of special. something right in my life." jaclyn>> devin plans on attending college to receive a degree in agriculture. then, returning back home to his family farm. if you'd like to nominate a student, you can do that on our website siouxland news dot com by clicking on the "above and beyond" banner. larry>> taking a live look out over downtown sioux city tonight on our j- c roofing and insulating sky watch camera... diana>> clouds and rain are on the way... bringing cooler kayla's forecast is next. larry, diana, kayla>> larry, diana and kayla talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. kayla>> . larry, diana, kayla>> larry, diana and kayla talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. kayla>> . larry, diana, ay>>ar,anday tk ou od'seaerndhepcin oras cld vewi iree er night bringing temperatures into the lower 40s by morning.. t

our jaclyn driscoll has the story. a press conference was held after the sentencing, where assistant united states attorney forde fairchild recounted the horrific events leading up to jamal dean's arrest. "then we have of course april 29, 2013. that is the day that officer kevin mccormick thinks he's about to make a traffic stop. jamal dean, however, thinks the law has finally caught up to him for the federal and state crimes he has committed earlier." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> ... and also paid respects to his hero. forde fairchild attorney>> "kevin mccormick, who is my hero. i have watched this video repeatedly and i still as you can tell become very emotional and proud of his service to our community." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> however, the hero himself, says he is anything but. "i feel like what i did hopefully was not any different than what any other police officer in sioux city, in iowa, in the united states would have done in that situation." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> and says he is very simply, relieved.

jaclyn driscoll reporting>> devin is also grateful for the staff at pender public school. devin soll student>> "i'm very thankful. the people around me, the teachers, i'm glad that they'd nominate me. it means a lot to me. it's kind of special. i don't know, it means i'm doingn something right in my life." devin plans on attending college to receive a degree in agriculture. then, returning back home to his family farm. if you'd like to nominate a student, you can do that on our website siouxland news dot com by clicking on the "above and beyond" banner. larry>> a new study from *harvard* says it's found an easy way to lower your healthcare costs. coming up after the break... what simple things that study their *stress levels* each day. larry>> a new study says there's a simple way to dramatically cut your health care costs... a combination of yoga, meditation and prayer. diana>> as molly shen reports... researchers say that reducing chronic stress could cut health costs *in half*. [duration:0'10"] ("when you see someone who's stressed and they go (inhales) or they're holdi

jaclyn driscoll reporting>> but thanks to dr. tristan hartzell, his 10-member medical team, and first responders... ben's hand was saved. "his first responders took care of it perfectly. they controlled his blood loss. we didn't have to transfuse at all for this major trauma." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> teresa hoffman, ben's mother and faith regional anesthesiologist, prepped her son for surgery. "it was s d that it was his hand, it was really, really bad. but then i just kept thinking, it was just his hand." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> after a 12-hour procedure on july 13th, ben's hand was reattached. but this is only the beginning for ben. tristan hartzell doctor>> "keeping it alive is just the first 10 percent. the years that follow is 90 percent of the outcome." jaclynynriscoll reporting>> > willllave 2 to 5 more fututu surgeries, and will have to stay current on physical therapy. ben witkowski hand>> "it's an hour each day. we started off five days a week and now we're down to four. it's been a long months yesterday and it'

our jaclyn driscoll is here with more on that story... jaclyn. larry... bailey gale of gayville-volin high school is in her second year as a place kicker for the local football team. and... she may be the only one in the entire state!c it was her love for soccer that led her to the football field two years ago (nats) after "i played soccer in vermillion forever and then they sanctioned so i couldn't play. one of the boys that graduated asked me, was joking and said i should come kick, and i decided to talk to my coach about it and here i am i guess." "she has a passion obviously for kicking the soccer ball and ultimately with us not having soccer, she decided to kick the football and she does a really nice job with it." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> the senior... who stands at just 5 feet 2 still finds a way to blend in with the boys.... except when it comes to the locker room. bailey gale player>> "at home i get my own locker room to change myself or away i get a bathroom, some schools provide me a locker room. then at halftime we're either out in the end

jaclyn driscoll reporting>> devin is also grateful for the staff at pender public school. devin soll student>> "i'm very thankful. the people around me, the teachers, i'm glad that they'd nominate me. it means a lot to me. it's kind of special. i don't know, it means i'm doing something right in my life." larry>> devin plans on aending college to receive a degree in agriculture. then, returning back home to his family farm. if you'd like to nominate a student, you can do that on our website siouxland news dot com by clicking on the "above and beyond" banner. larry>> a northwest iowa college is trying to attract students to its manufacturing program. northwest iowa community college in sheldononeld its second nual manufacturing d d event tuesday... showing off its production welding, advanced welding technology, engineering design and design technology programs. students taking partot tours of the campus' facilities... presentations from companies who hire program graduates and displays of those companies' products. tuesday's event drew a little more than 100 area students

our own siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll has the story. jaclyn driscoll reporting>> ... and also paid respects to his hero. forde fairchild attorney>> "kevin mccormick, who is my hero. i have watched this video repeatedly and i still as you can tell become very emotional community." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> however, the hero himself, says he is anything but. "i feel like what i did hopefully was not any different than what any other police& officer in sioux city, in iowa, in the united states would have done in that situation." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> and says he is very simply, relieved. kevin mccormick detective>> "i along with a lot of the people that were involved will probably sleep a little bit sounder tonight, or certainly since this all began 2 and a half years ago." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> but his most important message: his gratitude. kevin mccormick detective>> "i want to be very clear of how grateful i am to my fellow officers and everybody that had a play in this." in sioux city... jaclyn driscoll, siouxland news. jake>> morris - hernandez will se

jaclyn driscoll reporting>> while he will never regain full function... tristan hartzell doctoto> "we won't be able to achieve individual finger flexion, but i'm hoping to achieve composite flexion. all the fingers together flexingnto his palm." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> ben *will have* both of his hands. siouxland news. jake>> a california collector sayse paid two - bucks for a picture... and found out its actual worth five - million - dollars. the picture turned out to be the second known photo of western outlaw "billy the kid." it dates back to 1878... and d ows billy the kid plpling croquet along with quite a few members of his gang... the regulators. experts think the picture was taken after a wedding outside of lincoln county new mexico. randy guijarro says he bought the picture as a last - minute decision. cat>> kagin's... the company handling the sale of the photograph... cat>> kagin's.s. the e mpany handling the sale of e photograph... has appraised its value at five - million - dollars. the only other known photo of billy the kid sold for two

jaclyn driscoll reporting>> devin is also grateful for the staff at pender public school. devin soll student>> "i'm very thankful. the people around me, the teachers, i'm glad that they'd nominate me. it means a lot to me. it's kind of special. something right in my life." jake>> devin plans on going to college for a degree in agriculture. then.... going back home totois family farm. if you'd like to nominate a student... you can do that on our website... siouxland news dot com. click on the "above and beyond" banner. jake>> a virginia couple got married... celebrating their love of "back to the future" yesterday. mark and raquel mcleod got married at 4:29 in the afternoon yesterday... that's the exact minute doc and marty arrive at october 21st... they even rented a delorean for pictures. mark says he was a huge "back to the future" fan when he was a kid and even met christopher lloyd... who played doc brown... when he went to universal studios in the early nineties. cat>> his bride... rachel... spent the last year and a half planning the wedding. cat>> his bride... rache

jaclyn driscoll, siouxland news. 33 3 the "great pupukin sale" is over at south sioux city's lewis and clark elementary school. and we now know how much money the students raised for the food bank of siouxland.this morning the school presented the food bank with a check for 650 dollars that money will go to the food bank's backpack program for hungry kids. the sale and donation were part of lewis and clark elementary's "citizen of the month assembly"... with the students learning about "cooperation" this month. 3 "......." 3 hundreds of singers from siouxland- area high schools lifted up their voices this

siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll was at this afternoon's hearing. she'll have reaction from officer mccormick... prosecutors... and family members... tonight on siouxland news at ten. diana>> a sioux city teen is facing arson charges after allegedly starting a dumpster fire yesterdayayfternoon. this is the evidence o othat tree store on hamilton boulevard. according to sioux city police... 18- year- old jeremiah verbeski of sioux city admitted to lighting a pine cone on fire and throwing it into the dumpster. the dumpster was destroyed... doing 15- hundred dollars in damage. the outside of the dollalatree received 5- thousand dollars in damage. verbeski is charged with second- degree arson and criminal mischief. he's being held in the woodbury county jail on 10- thousand dollars bond. meanwhile police *looking* for the driver of a car involved in a rollover accident this afternoon on sioux city's west side. that accident happened just aftete2 o'clock in the 31-1- hundred block of edmdmds avavue... a couple blockcksouth of west high school. when poli

but as our own siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll shows us... don't tell that to one young woman who's found a way to compete. 3 (nats - kicking)bailey gale of gayville-volin high school may be giving the term "act like a lady" an entirely different meaning.(nats)it was her love for soccer that led her to the football field two years ago (nats) after learning she wasn't eligible to play for the team she'd been on. "i played soccer in vermillion forever and then they sanctioned so i couldn't play. one of the boys that graduated asked me, was joking and said i should come kick, and i decided to talk to my coach about it and here i am i guess." "she has a passion obviously for kicking the soccer ball and ultimately with us not having soccer, she decided to kick the football and she does a really nice job with it." the senior... who stands at just 5 feet 2 still finds a way to blend in with the boys.... except when it comes to the locker room. "at home i get my own locker room to change myself or away i get a bathroom, some schools provide me a lock

siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll was at last night's meeting of sioux city's school board. 3 presidential 3 school board. 3 presidential candidate presidential candidate donald trump 3 when trump visits west high today peaceful protesters plan to march silently outside the school. we'll have full *and* the protests... tonight on siouxland news. "siouxland news at sunrise starts now" 3 the sioux city school board hears protests and objections to donald trump campaig stop at a high school. a new pork plant bringing a thousand jobs to sioux city could be getting a tax break. and work on i - 29 through sioux city means another road closing.good morning, and welcome to siouxld news at sunrise!it's 5 o'clock.i'm jacob heller.i'm cat taylor. thanks for waking up with us on@this xxx morning. 3 for tuesday look for mostly cloudy skies as a cold front will sit out west. by the late may be psible to see a few showers, especially to the east. afternoon highs will top out right around 60. rain chances continue overnight.the cold front will come through early on wednesday, and that means we should see

our own siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll talked to some very excited people yesterday. 3 benefiting kids and after community, united way 3 young leaders 3 a cow in north dakota might have the best halloween make.3 take a look at this is un - holy cow... this heifer doesn't have an official name... but the marking on her head sorta says it all.people have accused cow number three - three - three's owner of faking the mark... but he says the skull design has been on the cow's head since it was a calf. 3 3 3 3 october's almost over... but that doesn't t an you can celebrate with an oktoberfest. we'll tell you all about 3 3 3 throughout the day on today, we will see the cloud cover picking up again and by late in the afternoon we could see some showers that will linger into the early morning hours on saturury. highs will top out in the lower to mid 50's. don't worry, rains will move out very early on saturday and conditions should be nearly perfect for trick or treating saturday night.we will see a few days with temperatures in the 70's at the beginning of the week, but mid-week our nex

our own siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll was in the gym for trump's speech. 3 for the first time in months, donald trump is no longer leading in the republican polls. a recent cbs poll shows dr. ben carson leading trump nationally, but that's not slowing down trump or his supporters in iowa. nats speaking on many hot button issues, trump was applause and cheer when he left the stage speaking directly to a wounded warrior and about the care of our veverans. 3 "i'm going to put pressure on the va like you wouldn't believe. (cheers) as president i can guarantee it. as trump i can say, i'll probably be able to pull it as he has in many rallies, trump also spoke about what he plans to do for immigration. "we're talking about immigration. and we're talking about the wall, because we're going to have a wall and we're going to stop illegal immigration. (cheers)" and calling the deal with iran, "the worst deal ever." "these are the people that represent us. these people are incompentent, or stupid. you know somebody said, 'you shouldn't say stupid' but it's true. they're stupid."while he