jenna: iowa residents seem to be getting healthier. the iowa healthiest state initiative announced today that the state is now considered the 14th healiest in the nation... up from 16th a year ago. that's according to the new gallup- healthways well- being index. the index is based on people's overall well- being, not only fitness, but financial security and quality of life. jenna: a 73-year-old was killed in a hit and run accident in south sioux city this morning. that happened at the 15-hundred block of atokad 73 year old pablito perea- ybarra (e-barra), of south sioux city was pronounced dead on the scene. the accidendt is still under investigation jenna: the texas boy-- known as the affluenza teen-- is back in the united states. ethan couch departed mexico city international airport today. he's headed to dallas... where he will face charges. couch is wanted for skipping out on his probation officers and going to mexico with his mom. he gained nationwide notoriety when he-- at the age of 16-- was giving ten years probation in a d-w-

jenna: we know skimping jenna: we know skimping fred: gorgeous today.. how beautiful outside the sky cam! 43 our high today.. a warm morning at 27. temperatures in the 40s, cool 30s.. but 50s on the map in nebraska! winds are calm and shifting... we'll see the last bit of a nw wind tonight before we kick is southerly again tomorrow. partly cloudy and nice tonight.. a few clouds and mild morning in the upper 20s. system passing us to the north, just some clouds in our area. stormcast has a few clouds tonight, and nice. tomorrow a south wind kicks in and we'll be warm again... in the mid 40s. more clouds though ahead of a disturnce that will bring us a wintry mix. stormcast i think is a little fast, think we'll see more of it after midnight.. rain/snow and not accumulating too much with above freezing temperatures. again.. too fast, i think we'll see some of it linger into sunday morning. then clouds takeover until tuesday. it looks likely that we'll see snow, and even more likely that we'll see blustery winds. but the storm could take one of two tracks, m

deborah/elisa (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) you bet. jenna: still to come after the break... we take a look at ich candidates were on which shows... rounds on sunday morning t-v. scrambling across the state from event to event... several took time to take part in the sunday morning political show frenzy. brandi hitt has more from des moines. nats - "...rally..." the day before the iowa showdown... it's an all-out push to win undecided voters. the day before the iowa showdown... it's an all-out push to win undecided voters. sot - sen. marco rubio / (r) presidential candidate "hillary clinton is not qualified to be president." ((graphic)) the final poll before the caucuses... shows donald trump leading the g-o-p race - five points ahead of ted cruz. sot - donald trump / (r) ) esidential candidate e "we're leading in the polls... but t tre's a theory we could do even better." - - trump even getting candid with abc's george stephanopolous... about his lead. ((abc's this week)) sot - stephanopolous - "did you ever imagine that on the eve of the iowa caucuses you'd be leading?" tru

fred: tim: jenna: (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) you bet. jenna: officially out of date, that's because four new elements will soon be added to the periodic table. elements 113, 115, 117 and 118 have been formally recognized by the international union of pure and applied chemistry. they're considered the world authority on chemistry. the organization's announcement means the seventh row of the periodic table is finally complete. the table was last updated in 20-11. still to come. getting out is important, but impact on maintaining a healthy lifestyle? find out when we our actual life abc news senior medical contributor dr. timothy johnson has more. "celebrating with family... friends? and close work colleagues. we've known for year that being connected to other people - what researchers call having a high degree of social integration - in linked to a lower risk of dying early. why this is true has been more of a mystery? until now. researchers at unc-chapel hill, collaborating with researchers in china, looked at data from four large, databa

jenna, back to you. jenna: scary news. john, thank you. jon: now this fox business alert on stock shock here at home with the dow plunging again. take a look, right now it's at 124 to the downside after another market meltdown in china. nicole petallides with the fox business network live at the new york stock exchange. worst start to the year since '91, is that right, nicole? >> reporter: that's right, jon. everybody was hoping for a nice start for this new year, especially since the dow dropped over 2%, its first drop since the financial crisis. so there were high hopes for the beginning of this new year, but it's been a very volatile week. this morning, same thing, halted, down 7% after just 29 minutes of trading. and that really spooked the markets. it really is the story about china, what's wrong with their economy, they're not growing. the government stepping in and also manipulating the currency there. and that really spooked the market here at home. we're waiting on the jobs report tomorrow, but for today we were down 318 points on

jenna: i'm jenna lee. the turkish prime minister says a syrian member of the islamic state blew himself up in a homicide bombing that killed at least 10 people. it happened in an area of istanbul very popular with tourists and most those killed were german citizens. reporter: we understand nine out of the ten killed were german citizens. this area was popular with tourists and locals. it really is in the heart of downtown istanbul and it's heavy guarded, an area where there is a lot of security. it demonstrates how vulnerable turkey is to a terror attack. there is a big uptick in the terror attacks the last months. a few months ago we saw more than 100 killed in ankara after isis launched an attack and it's believed isis was behind today's attack as well. officials pointing the finger at isis and a syrian man blew up a suicide belt in this downtown is and bult market area. istanbul and turkey have changed in the last few months as isis has launched these attacks in turkey. for a long time turkey viewed isi

jenna: mr. trump is not keeping quiet following his decision not to participate in the final gop debate before the iowa caucuses. there are more attacks on social media this morning as his decision prompted all kinds of responses from the rest of the gop field. >> if he is unwilling to stand on the debate stage with the other candidates i would like to invite donald right now to engage in a 1-on-1 debate with me any time between now and the iowa caucus. >> i would be surprised. >> will he show up? >> i will take donald trump's podium on that stage thursday night. generous as i am i will take that spot. jenna: chief political correspondent carl cameron on the campaign trail. a lot of people would like the center spot. >> sure. is funny when you have people trying to get off the second year into prime-time, we are five days before the first vote. years have been put into this. can the millions of dollars, hundreds of millions over all and trump is not coming tuesday debate. he announced this by su

jenna/tim/fred (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) jenna: still to come... weweill have some ps on the best ways to prevent osteoporsis from happening to you jenna: experts predict people sufpeople suffereing from osteoporsis will increasasto 14 million by the year 20-20. and 80 per-cent of women. but there are things you can do to prevent the problem. jessica rae tells us more in this week's get going segment "rae: it's a problem most of us would think nothing of... but the statistics surrounding osteoporosis, especially in women, are very high here in the u-s. paula wright: "osteoporosis is basically the thinning or weakening of the bones which can result in longterm deficit such as fractured bones, pain, that might even decrease patient's function."rae: generally osteoporosis strikes in women 50 or older... mercy medical center physical therapist paula wright says bone fractures, due to osteoporosis, can happen after a fall, but you might be suprised to know that's not always the case. wright: "we have had people that have fractured because of the weak bo

fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c jenna: thank you for jenna: thank you for that report tim. tim/jenna/fred gorgeous today! fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om gorgeous today.. how beautiful outside the sky cam! 43 our high today.. a warm morning at 27. temperatures in the 40s, cool 30s.. but 50s on the map in nebraska! winds are calm and shifting... we'll see the last bit southerly again tomorrow. partly cloudy and nice tonight.. a few clouds and mild morning in the upper 20s. system passing us to the north, just some clouds in our area. stormcast has tonight, and nice. tomorrow a south we'll be warm again... in the mid 40s. more clouds though ahead of a disturbance that will bring us a wintry mix. stormcast i think is a little fast, i think we'll see more of it after midnight.. accumulating too much with above freezing temperatures. again.. too fast, i think we'll see some of it linger into sunday morning. then clouds takeover until tuesday. it looks likely that we'll see snow, and even more likely that we'll see blustery winds. but the storm could take one of two tracks, more no

seaman jenna: and im jenna rehnstrom pilot whose plane crashed in rural nebraska over the weekend. tim the louisiana man was suppose to land in sioux city... but was diverted to the wayne airport because of foggy conditions. tonight... we'll hear some of his final words to air traffic control. the pilot is belived to be chris birk of louisiana. that's according to an area pilot and a coworker of the man. he was flying the cessna 172 when it crassunday evening. birk is employed by performance contractors, which is the company doing construction on the c-f industries expansion. one of birk's coworkers tells a-b-c 9 that chris' family will hold his funeral back home this week. jenna chris had last stopped in columbia, missouri to fuel up, when he ran into the bad weather. tonight we're sharing the last communication chris had with air traffic control before his plane crashed near pender. approach this is you read me?" jenna: chris birk was nearly at sioux gateway airport when he was denied because of low jenna: he was airport in wayne, nebraska. 04 delta - yeah, keep me advised on how

jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee, and it's the last chance for the candidates to square off before first votes are cast in this presidential election. the stakes could not be higher, and with republican front runner donald trump doubling down on his decision to skip tonight's event, his gop rivals are pulling out all the stops to take advantage of the situation. let's get our senior national correspondent john roberts who's live in des moines, iowa, with the latest. >> reporter: jenna, good morning to you. it's breezy, but it's mild here for a change. just ten hours now until the debate starts, and new polls released just this morning show a very fluid race at the top. take a look at this, because it's really interesting to look at. donald trump now at 32 points in the latest "wall street journal" poll, that is up eight points from the last "wall street journal" poll back in early january. ted cruz now at 25, that is a drop of three points in the last month. but here's another story, marco rubio now at 18 points, that's up five from the last poll and now within seven points of ted

jenna: thank you for joining us tonight im jenna rehnstrom, tim has the night off. after months of campaign visits and one-on-one meetings with the candidates... it's iowa turn to be in the national spotlight. but, the iowa caucuses can be a bit confusing... even for iowans. lucas voss explains how the process works. in: thank's jenna ... the definition of "caucus" is easily found ... a meeting of suppters or members of a specific political party or movement. but, it's a more interesting process clinton ... "if you have nev caucused before, it's an unbelievable experience" sands ... "i hope that you will participate in the caucus process.." trump ... "get out to the caucus and do your thing." vo: to all of them ... the iowa caucus is important ... but what exactly is a caucus? it's not an election ... both political parties independtly organize the events. there is no state ovsight and they are run by volunteers sot: "it's just getting together and forming little groups and helping choose who is going be the next president of the united states. it's so totally diffe

fred: tim: jenna: (tim) (fred) you bet. jenna: it's cold outside... and it's also cold (fred) you bet. jenna: it's cold outside... really much you can do about it. we'll take a look, coming up. tim: it's cold season, a experience theexperience the sniffling and sneezing from the common cold. it turns out, americans suffer from over 1 billion colds each year. but how to best prevent or treat the virus? martha shade gives us some insight in today's health minute. " " we all know the symptoms: a sore throat, sneezing and a runny nose. colds are all too common this time of year but a new review from the canadian medical association contains tips on how we can fight back. the researchers looked at results fashioned hand washing may be the best way to prevent catching a cold. studies in children found that those fewer colds than researchers say benefit as well. probiotics may be colds, but vitamin c, the "gold standard" of cold fighters, did average patient, nor so what helps if you do get sick? medications like acetamiophen help relieve the aches and pains

jenna: could happen.: yeah, i think so. >>> those three dangerous inmates who escaped from a maximum security jail in california, they are still on the run this morning, but authorities did make an arrest. we'll tell you who's now accused of helping these three get out. >>> and the affluenza teen making his first court appearance very soon in texas. what a judge could decide any minute now in ethan couch's case. >>> plus, the fbi releasing graphic footage showing officers fatally shooting one of the armed occupiers in oregon. how that deadly encount canner played out. smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. these are the hands that plow the data, dig up clues, create opportunity, and weave messages that lead to sales. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands, the h

jenna: still to come... folks on the east coast are preparing for a potentially record breaking snow storm, we'll have more after the break. fred: (fred) we'll get a dusting to 1/2" of snow tonight, then we're looking forward to a warmer weekend. there could be more snow monday! your forecast is next. " " culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so keeping everything spotless is effortless. mom: hey. dad: the culligan man. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligawhole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so keeping everything spotless is effortless. dad: spots. culligan man: the problem is your water! breaking. meteorologists say some areas around washington, d.c. could end up buried under two feet of snow. dianne gallagher brings us more " " from the north... (mayor william de blasio, new york city ) it is crucial for people to stay off the streets. to the south... (gov

tim: jenna: (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) you bet. tim: a california to pay a two- million dollar fine for claiming it can improve your brain function. the lumosity app was also billed as a tool to fire up academic performance and fight disease like dementia. but the federal trade commission says the claims mislead consumers, because there's no science to back it up.. the company has not admitted to any wrongdoing and says the settlement doesn't pertain to the rigor of its research or quality of its products. still to come. the details surrounding north korea's claim of firing of a hydrogen bomb. what we know so far. underway to determine if north korea successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. that's after the nation made the claim on their state run television. abc's marci gonzalez has more on a united nations' emergency meeting where the security council is deciding how to address the potential threat. " today - north korea's alarming claim nat announcement that it successfully tested a hydrogen bomb for the first time. sparking concern

jenna on cam sen. ted cruz is wrapng up another day of iowa campaigning on the campus of dordt college in sioux center. . he has more on what sen. cruz is expected to talk about. tim: thanks jenna. sioux center is actually the "this morning president obama announced new executive orders to try to go after our second amendment right to keep and bear arms, well i can tell you right now when you live by the pen, you die by the pen, and my pen has got an eraser." tim on cam gun control is sure to be a topic of discussion here ... as well as sen. cruz's position on biofuels including ethanol production. we'll wrap up the campaigned today at the orpheum theatre. abc9's deborah souverain was there... she joins us with more. deborah? deborah: jenna today hillary clinton urged a crowd of supporters at the orpheum theater to commit to caucus for her....in what she's calling....the most consequencial election in recent history about 450 people filled into thth bby of the orpheum theater to hear from the democrati

jenna: a former u.s. marine freed by iran this weekend says he feels alive for the first time. 32 year old amir hekmati was one of four americans freed as part of a prisoner swap. hekmati spent more than 4-years in an iranian prison after he went to visit his andmother and "i feel extremely lucky, alive for the first time in a long time and i'm very humbled at everybody's support from the president to congress to my fellow marines and especially my family who have really gone through so much throughout this time." hekmati was born in arizona and was raised in michigan. he served in the marines from 2001 to 2005. he denies any marines from 2001 to 2005. he denies any wrongdoing and denies spying for the united states. jenna: if you thought you saw something out of the ordinary on lewis blvd this rning, you weren't alone. tim: u-p-s truck drivers celebrated the life of a coworker who recently lost a battle to cancer by driving dozens of trucks in one line until departing for today's deliveries pat conway of

fred: tim: jenna: (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) you bet. jenna: netflix is boasting some big numbers when it comes to internet views over the last quarter of 20-25, the streaming service says subscribers watched morethan 12 billion hours of content, that number up 50 per-cent from 20- 14. jenna: as the legal battle of the monkey selfie continues, a federal judge has ruled a famous "macaque" does not have rights to his photo tim: you may remember this monkey named "naruto" who snapped a selfie in 20-11 in indonesia, the monkey grabbed the camera from photographer david slater and took the photo. peta,the animal rights group representing naruto , says because the pictcte the money earned by the photo should go towards helping the animal's environment jenna: the judge presiding over the case ruled since the copyright act doesn't extend to animals. websites have taken advantage of this by using the image under public domain. the federal government is releasing some guidelines when it comes to your diet. what they suggest for your daily intake c

jenna/tim/fred (jenna) thanks, fred! (fred) you bet. tim: the hd radar shows light snow associated with h upper level disturbance moving south along interstate 29. this snow is getting weaker and there will be no more than a dusting for most of us. there is still some snow and ice on the roads in western iowa, so drive with care. the port neal welding company skycam hd shows downtown sioux city from the ho chunk centre. 30 was the high today and -1 the low. highs over western iowa were in the teens and 20s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs in the 20s and 30s. local temperatures range from about 10 northeast to 30 southwest. winds southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. wind chills range from -5 northeast to -25 southwest. the satellite and radar shows the upper level disturbance, with scattered light snow showers over the upper midwest, including siouxland. the stormcast hd shows the snow showers this evening, then a cold night and cold day tomorrow. a start to warm things up starting wednesday. the snow forecast sh

jenna: still to come... when winter hits it can often affect our emotions, well have more coming up stay with us. have more coming up stay with us. fred: (fred) little to no more snow is expected, and we have warmer temperatures in the 7-day forecast. we'll see 40s by friday! the stay with us! " " tim: game. resale price of a ticket to the february 7th game between the carolina panthers and denver broncos is $5,178. that's according to ticket price tracker seatgeek. a pair of club seats near midfield have already sold for $12,100 each, making them the most expensive seats sold so far. super bowl 50 will be played in levi's stadium in santa clara, california. nna: mcdonald's to be lovin' it. the fast food restaurant has seen a jump in same-store sales by more than five percent. mcdonald's is crediting its all day breakfast for the better-than expected revenue and earnings report. it's the second consecutive quarter that mcdonalds has seen domestic same-store sales growth... but it's not growing only in the u-

jenna: coming up after the break... a lot of folks take supplements, but could taking them land you a trip to the emergency room? (fred) accumulating snow is coming tonight and tomorrow, and an arctic blast is going to visit us for the weekend. next week, the cold air will stick around. stay with us! " " tim/jenna/fred (tim) fred, how much snow is coming? (fred) for most of us, 1-2". for a few, there will fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) conditions are slick in spots. be careful if you have neal welding shows lower visibility from the ho chunk centre. 36 is the high and 34 the low. 35 is the temperature in sioux city. visibility is poor around siouxland. local temperatures are in the 30s. looking at our midwest temperatures, we can see cold air in the northwest. this cold air will hold off tomorrow, then push in saturday. the satellite and radar shows a band of snow pushing in. the stormcast hd shows snow tonight and tomorrow, ending by saturday when a push of cold arctic air will arrive. the snow forecast shows a widespread 1

tim: good evening and thank yor joining us tonight im tim seaman jenna: and im jenna rehnstrom. breastfeeding... especially when you're talking about doing it in public... tends to elicit emotional reactions. tim: a recent incident at a local restaurant started a heated converstation on social media... after a nursing mother was refused a glass of wine. jenna: but, two local educators say it's an opportunity to clear up information on the subject. deborah souverain has more. "they said that the breastfeeding woman put the woman in a moral quandary," said when local mom, caroline johannes... heard about a nursing mother being refused a drink at a local bar. she knew she had to say something. "i read the story my heart was so broken compelled to respond. over the weekend, a sioux city woman says she was refused a glass of wine at diving elk because she nursed her baby at the restaurant prior to ordering. because of the negative backlash online, she didn't feel comfortable sharing her story on camera... but, caroline, who's a certified breastfeeding educator, says one or two drinks

jenna... i'm at the bacon creek gas station...off of gordon drive...and the employees here tell me . and as you can imagine...stores like this all around iowa have been busy with people who are hoping to win big. nats "whhh hoo you're a winner" contineued vo... earlier today we stopped by a select mart on hamilton blvd... they were busy pumping out lottery tickets to hopeful customers . this 500 million dollar jackpot is so inticing...we ran into people who said they usually don't play the lottery...but elizabeth smith -- sioux city resident "i don't think i would, but since the power ball is high right now i think that's the reason i bought it but i don't really buy tickets." this 500 million dollar jackpot...is the sixth largest in powerball history in north america. if you're playing...your best bet is to let the computer pick your numbers. and with soo much money up for grabs...i'm sure you're wondering what your odds are of winning. well, lets just say you have a better chance of getting

tim: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight im tim seaman jenna: and im jenna rehnstrom south dakota has one of the strongest bans on speed cameras in the nation and now they're taking things a step further. tim:today south dakota moved to ban the sioux city police department from accessing south dakota driver registration information captured on speed cameras. jenna: deborah souverain joins us now with more. tim and jenna the company that operates those speed camera's have already been barred from accessing the personal information of south dakota drivers...who caught on camera in sioux city... and as of today...the sioux city police department is also getting cut off. this letter addressed to sioux city police chief doug young.... is the latest move by the state of south dakota to put the breaks on speed camera fines...levied against south dakota drivers. "this would be the first instance since the inception of the program where a state has tried to limit other states access or other municipality's access to their records to ascertain who vondrak, assist. city attorney, siou

(jenna) you bet. coming up in sports...west and south sioux battled on the hardwood in a ranked showdown. we'll have the highlights from a game that went down to the wire. tim plus iowa and nebraska renewed their rivalry on the hardwood. find out if f e hawkeyes couou keep their hot streak alive after the break. tonight was the only time iowa and nebraska will square off in basketball this season. for hawkeye senior and south sioux city native safe to say this is a game he'd love to win. but it's nebraska who strikes first...shavon shields...he scored 25 at carver hawkeye last year and he gives the huskers the early lead. then it's benny parker, hitting the triple from the corner...the huskers jumped out to a 10-0 lead to start the game. but here come the hawks, jarrod uthoff through traffic, finishes with the flush to cut it to 3. then uthoff, with the nice spin move, frees up some space and hits from close range...iowa trbils 22-21. but then it's the sioux crew...adam woodbury spins and draws the fo

jenna: still to come... poultry producers in indiana are taking precautions agter the latest outbreak of avian flu details after the break. red) snow will move in willlle slightly warmer. there could be more snowthursday too! find out how much to expect next! outbreak of a new strain of avian flu at 10 turkey farms in indiana, poultry producers are taking extra steps to ensure a repeat of last year's outbreak doesn't decimate flocks across the state. reporter brett allega has more on the measures they're taking. ""they've worked late into the night -- for days. cleaning and containing responding and researching. standing in front of the cameras -- they announced progress had been made. "(just know) just know that we have tested 100 additional sites that are negative. that's really important to know." state leaders say 10 dubous county turkey farms have tested positive for the bird flu -- and they hope to keep it at that number. although only one farm has tested positive for the paicularly worrisome highly pa

jenna: the mother of trayvon martin is endorsing hillary president. sybrina fulton's shot and killed in florida in 2012 by a member of the watch. monday, fulton called clinton the promote gun control. in a c-n-n opinion piece, fulton wrote that she believes cltinon will, quote, "stand from republicans and indifference from the n-r-a." tim: the 86th iowa legislative session opened in des moines this morning... but governor branstad is the one making news. again hyping the "take credit mortgage..credit certificate." it allows new home buyers to reduce their federal income tax liability by up to 2-thousand dollars a year for the life of their mortgage. approximately seven-hundred and-80 home buyers are expected to benefit from the progam in this expected to benefit from the progam in this year alone. tim: the democratic race for is narrorong. a new poll released bernie sanders hillary clinton in iowa and ahead of her in new hampshire. news/wall street journal/marist poll shows clinton holding a sanders among caucus-goers. margin than other polls taken in

jenna: i'm jenna lee.aa keen guzman or el chap boy as he is known, he was captured friday in a deadly shootout with mexican marines. we're learning from "rolling stone" magazine, that act sore sean penn met with him october and might have helped track him down. william la jeunesse live in los angeles with the twist and turns william. reporter: penn is being criticized for sympathetic view with the drug lord and allowing it to be seen before it is published. as far as isis or gadhafi no journalist will turn it down. "rolling stone" said it is small price to pay for interview an as it disclosed to readers. a mexican actress who placing a drug dealer on tv, we learned that "el chapo" flew engineers to germany for tunnel training to get him out of prison. also i am performance allegedly tell the cartel when surveillance planes are up looking for "el chapo." in the interview he takes pride being a big-time drug dealer but says he is not responsible for others addiction. [speaking spanish] reporter: there was a

tim: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight im tim seaman jenna: and im jenna rehnstrom. sioux city leaders are hoping to help along progress to restore the historic rose hill district back to it's former glory. tim: but one of the ideas has some homeowners concerned. abc9 reporter deborah souverain tells us why. sioux city's rose hill neighborhood has been on the national register of historic places for about 14 years now, and since improve the area. but their getting some push who say their latest move could become a financial nightmare for residents," said deborah souverain abc9 news. "if you've been involved in a homeowner association, this is way worst, way way a resident of the rose hill historic district for over 15 years and he doesn't want things to change in a neighborhood faced with aging infrastructure....he' s proud of the condition of his early 19th century home... natpop -- "it's got some history they say that a doctor went goofy and shot a hole through this door," said steve stout. that bullet hole is just one of the historic features of his home... which

jenna: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight im jenna rehnstrom tim and im tim seaman. across siouxland people are remembering and honoring dr. martin luther king jr. jenna: as abc'9 reporter bria bell shows us it was a celebration of thought, word and deed here in sioux city. bria: the celebration consisted of singing, dancing, and unity as students and community leaders from all walks of life came together to celebrate martin luther king jr day. "don't be afraid to be who you are. you are a person first, and the color is second and it shouldn't make any difference," said drake. sioux city celebrated martin luther king, jr. day at bishop helen with words from alumni who shared their experiences growing up bi- racial... "during my years of private school, i recognized there were very few students that looked like me. when i started high school, i began to see and feel the racial were muted and unsaid, said clark. cultural and spiritual performances were preformed by students across the district... and although sioux city schools were in session on the federal holiday, t

(jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre shows partly cloudy skies. 43 was the high today, after a low of 11. 40 is our current sioux city temperature. local temperatures range from the middle 30s to near 40. wind chills are in the 20s and 30s. that's the result of westerly winds of 10 to 20 mph. zooming out, we can see low pressure over the northern great lakes, and this system pushed a bit of snow through eastern parts of siouxland today. but this system is moving away from us tonight, and skies will be mostly clear. the stormcast hd shows mostly clear skies tonight, then partly cloudy and quiet conditions through saturday, tonight, look for mostly clear skies and a low of 27. tomorrow, expect partly cloudy skies and a high of 35. the 7-day shows 40s friday, saturday, and sunday. we have a good chance of snow tuesday. let's talk more about this since it could be a major storm. first, it's still in the chance range--a 50% chance. that's a high chance fo

tim/jenna/fred gorgeous today! fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om melting snow on the company sky cam hd. 39 our high, and our morning low well above normal. temperatures looking fantastic right now... upper 30s even some 40s west. winds aren't too breezy and they'll continue to calm which will help the development of some fog. not too cold tonight with partly cloudy skies and some fog rolling through. chilly 20s in the morning. clouds have been tricky today cloudier in nw iowa.. and we can see that tomorrow as well. low pressure to our northeast spilling in some clouds, we'll see that tonight as well. quiet tonight on stormcast besides some clouds and fog. by morning a southerly flow kicks in, that will have us warmer, in the mid 40s. we'll also have a system passing us up north, that could hinder some sunshine, especially in nw iowa. also could drop a raindrop or two. but either way sun and clouds tomorrow. quiet again friday night. so we'll keep the mid 40s again. by saturday night, sunday morning we could see a wint

jenna: this morning... the academy award nominations were announced, but not without some surprise snubs. abc's brandi hitt reports from los angeles. "sot -- (from film): "the revenant" in the hunt for oscar gold -- "the revenant" -- leads the pack... receiving 12 nominations including best dicaprio in "the revenant." ?and a fifth acting nod for -- leonardo dicaprio -- fresh off a golden globe win. sot -- david blaustein, abc news radio entertainment correspondent ((graphic -- "best actor")) also in the "best actor" category -- bryan cranston... matt damon... michael fassbender... and eddie redmayne. sot -- (from film:) "room" "room's" brie larson -- a favorite for "best actress" -- spoke to good morning america... minutes after her nomination. sot -- (audio only) she's competing against cate blanchett... jennifer lawrence... charlotte rampling... saoirse (sir-sha) ronan. sot -- chris cononlly, abc news entertainment correspondent white actors -- represent all 20 acting nominations again this year. many que

jenna: a manhunt is currently underway for a suspect in niobrara, nebraska. according to the knox county sheriff's office, local businesses and niobrara state park have all been placed on lockdown as a result of the search authorities have released neier the identity nor a description of the subject. jenna: a formerand high school who was accused of sexual misconduct by a school employee has pled not guilty today. according to court documents, sursely entered a written plea of not guilty to charges against him after police allege sursely sent explicit text messages to a 15 year old student of north high as well as a lewd picture late last year. sursely stepped down as nd director at north high a few days before being arrested on those charges. jenna: authorties in the state of oregon are keeping their distance from anti government protestors who are occupying a federally owned building as a form of protest. and now some critics are questioning their tactics. abc's elizabeth hur has more. " calling themselves.. citizens for constitutional freedom.. the group i

jenna/tim/fred (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) you bet. still to come... if you are a fan of the hawkeyes, heard their fight song before. but imagine listening to it for 8 hours straight. a distant town's experience when for iowa city, has been filling the for eight hours a the university of has been playing on repeat in an empty building. to know exactly reporter alex story: "the university of iowa fight song... a staple of pep rallies and football games recently on 3rd street in niagara falls. confused? (david giusiana/owner, wine on third) " i'm not really sure. i don't know what really started it." wine on third owner david giusiana says over the past six months, an instrumental version of the fight song has played from a vacant restaurant every day from 3 to 11 p-m. for the first few weeks, he had no idea what the song was. (david giusiana/owner, wine on third) "our manager, tim mehzir, finally decided to use shazaam and identified that's what song it was so no, no one really paid attention to it." while the noise didn't serve as a nuisance inside the

s suggestion that jenna was >> jenna was so overwhelmed. it almost looked like she was hyperventilating a little bit, because she's waiting to find out her father's fate. you see the emotional rollercoaster they're going through. >> reporter: bob neulander's fate was now in the hands of the jury. >> coming up -- >> bob neulander is the most honorale person i have ever met. >> honorable husband, or callous killer? >> this has been two and a half >> the verdict. >> reporter: the jury was now deliberating in the murder case against prominent physician bob neulander. it had been two and a half years since his wife leslie died. years of turmoil for bob, his children, and for friends. many of whom didn't know who or what to believe. >> this has been two and a half years of -- of living hell. it's not anything that you wish upon anybody. >> reporter: leslie's friend terri had gone back to the medium a second time for more answers. >> i remember asking, is she with her children? is she watching out for the kids? but she said yes, but they're not he

jenna? jon: what began as an attempted armed robbery at a barber shop end up with the robber running for his life. a new warning about the zeka virus. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. jon: a manhunt under way for an armed robber who tried to hold up a barber shop. as one of them walked towards the back of the store to grab a victim's wallet. the bare and a customer both pulled out their concealed weapons. one suspect died and the other got away. anyone with information is asked to call the number on your screen. jenna: disturbing news about the zika virus. travel advisories are in place for pregnant women traveling to south america and third world countries. the warnings continue to grow. doctor, it's nice to have y

jenna: and speaking of the presidnet... tomorrow ( he will be in omaha making a speech on gun control. but if you were thinking about attending ....unfortunately it's too late all 8,000 tickets to the eventat the university of neb-omaha are sold out. tim: will the powerball insanity stop on wednesday night?! the jackpot is now up to 1- point-5 billion dollars! the next drawing is january 13 at 10:59 pm. the odds of hitting the jackpot on a single ticket are one in 292-point-2 million. tim:0 still to come... what you eat can make you feel much better... and if you have arthritis, every little bit helps. we've got some tips. it won't be as cold tonight, and tomorrow wilbe a treat with warmer temperatures moving in. but another round of cold air is coming for the upcoming weekend. your fofocast is after the break! " " fred: dad: i know. spots. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house wateteconditioning system gets rid of sedimenenor impurities. so keeping everything spotless is effortless. mom: he

tim and jenna superintendent dr. paul gausman says this all unfolded about 15 minutes before school srted yesterday morning. he says a tip was called into school officials... that a student was arriving with a weapon. sioux city police tell us they're charging a 12- year-old 6th grade boy with carrying a concealed weapon. police say the boy was able to get the 25-caliber pistol out of a lock-box at home. the gun was not loaded and no ammunition was found on the boy. according to policecethe student showed the gun to a friend.... who told his parents... who then notified the school. north middle did not go into lockdown, because dr. gausman says they didn't believe the students were in danger. " we had what we believed to be the threat immediately detained and neutralized and felt that the best step was to begin the school day. you can't do a lockdown and allow someone dr. paul gausman, superintendent of sioux city community schools school officia notified parents of the incident...through an automated phone call.. ar

: and im jenna rehnstrom. it... especially this tim: are warning you to think twice before you leave unattended. car thefts are up the city... and they wants folks to be more careful. jenna: abc 9's bria bell reporter: "do you leave your car unlock when you station or to heat your car up?, asked the reporter. i do," said franklin. city police department, leaving your car running and unattended on public property could result in a fine. since august of 2015 sioux city has tnessed about 165 stolen vehicles that were repepted to the department. for a criminal citation under the sioux city municipal vehicle unattended said harstad. locking yourehicle to prevent car theft message law enforcements want "the sioux city police department is urging residents not to leave things in car such as your wallet or car titles, because that's an easy way for thieves to steal your identity," said bell. "correct, what's happening a lot is people are leaving personal identification, oror stuff that get's back to your personal info

jenna: still to come... won't let his age stand in his way of going the extra mile for others fred: a cold front will bring major changes to our forecast, starting tonight. arctic air will move in over the weekend, and we have a few chances for light snow. details next! " " jenna: many siouxlanders helping out a neighbor... especially when it comes to something like shoveling their driveway. but, a man from the twin cities is getting a lot of attention for a video showing him helping out a neighbor. kate raddatz has more. " richard mann st. paul resident keven lifecoach o'bannon margo mann daughter st. paul resident richard mann "i've always been active, always doing something." the 101-year-old has learned a thing or two about work ethic over his long life.. i was the only boy, and it was an automatic thing for me to more or less do a man's job. after his father died when he was four, he took care of work around the house to help his single mom. snow shoveling was one of his duties. we always had two or thr

fred: tim: jenna: stay safe out there in the cold! if you see more older women having children, there's a reason, if you see more older women and ramifications. details from a new study about first time motherhood, heading to places where a certain virus is present. it's all because of the mosquito- bourne zika virus in latin america. experts think there could be a link to a disorder that causes developmental issues in babies. there is no vaccine to block the virus and no medicine to treat it. jea: new data shows women are waiting longer to become mothers. the c-d-c says its been rising for the last 15-years. andrew spencer has the details in today's health minute. " " the average age of women having their first child has risen to 26. that's the word from the centers from disease control and prevention. back in 2000, it was just under 25- years-old... by 20-14... it had risen to 26. researchers say this is partly because there are fewer mothers under the age of 20. in fact, te teen birth rate has hit an all-time low. economic factors

jenna: this, of course, is raising all sorts of questions. is there something in the constitution that allows them to do this? is there ground that they're standing on? mark mukasey deals with these issues on a daily basis. what about the constitutionality of this conversation, what this group of protesters is saying that is the division between the federal government and local, the locals? >> jenna, excuse me, i think the word "constitution" and the concept is being thrown around here in a lot of loose ways. there's a bunch of different constitutional issues here. the first one is the constitutionality of the prosecution of the hammond father and son. i don't think there's any debate that it was a lawful prosecution. they got fourth amendment rights, fifth amendment rights against self-incrimination, sixth amendment rights to counsel, they were convicted by, they went up on appeal, they got resentenced. there's no issue -- jenna: can i ask you briefly about that case? as our viewers have been following this story, this father and son did ser

no significant chances of snow will be e en after tonighgh jenna/tim/fred (jenna) thanks, fred! (fred) you bet. still to come... a good sign for childhood health from a recent report. details ahead. t protecting their children's health, but a new report has something to help worrying parents relax a bit. lana zak has more "childhood is a those beautiful babies grow into kids and then teens, how we protect them changes too. in a new report? researchers from around the globe examined rates and causes of childhood death in children of vavaous ages. finding mortality rates in kids, on the whole, are on the decline. and while that's welcome news to parents, there is still work to be done --nearly eight million children and teens worldwide died in 2013? and more than four in five of these deaths were in children younger than five. the top causes of death, according to the report, were all preventable. from respiratory illnesses in children under five? to road injuries in adolescents aged ten to nineteen. the message to parents... take the steps you can to keep kids healthy and safe. y

in washington, i'm karin caifa " jenna: and for those of you who may find jenna: and for those of you who may find yourself missing out on the state of the union, amazon is giving you the chance to catch it online . amazon won't stream the address live... but the white house and the online retailer have struck a deal to put it on amazon's online video site. it'll be available to all customers starting on the week. the state of the union will not be connected to amazon prime. instead, the speech will be available through amazon video for free. jenna on cam on wedneday, the president will be in omaha making a speech on gun control. if you were thinking about attending .... you are out of luck. all 8,000 tickets to the event at baxter arena on the university of neb-omaha campus are spoken for. tim: imagine being asked to end life support for a loved one.... that's the difficult decision a dakota dunes couple had to face ... michael bacon was on life support for nearly a month....after suffering from a bacterial infection in his heart that spread to his brain. his wife bonnie, was given t

i am jenna lee. jon: i am john scott. kim jong un says the blast of a miniature h bomb was, quote, a perfect success. such a test would push north korea's nuclear capacity to a new level if they pulled off and would probably bring new sanctions from the united nations but many experts have their doubts. japan launched fighter jets to take radiation measurements and so far they report nothing unusual. the latest from senior foreign affairs correspondent drake -- greg is in our london bureau. >> reporter: indications we are getting as well, north korea did not test a hydrogen bomb. however according to experts, people watching north korea, the direction of their movement is alarming enough. on state television in north korea, the dictator kim jong un signing off on this alleged test of the h bomb of justice which our experts tell us today, he is seriously skeptical that it was a test of a hydrogen device noting the signature of the blasts did not match the size and nature of an age bomb tests and he did not think north kore

jenna rehnstrom. iowans are used to seeing presidential candidates come and go through their hometowns. this election cycle, with a crowded g-o-p field... some republicans are putting less of a stake in iowa. jeb bush hasn't come to town as much as some of his rivals... but today in sioux city, he says he's still in it to win it. bria bell has more. bria: that's right jenna, today was jeb bush's second time in sioux city for a campaign event and the former florida governor sayse will be a leader that the country needs during what he says will be the greatest time to be alive in america. [jeb bush enters the room, crowd gives standing ovation and cheers] jeb bush made his second stop in sioux city during his run for presidency. the former governor of florida has made great strides in new hampshire, but has visited northwest iowa less frequently than other candidates. during his event on friday, bush discussed how he plans to become a leader that america needs by reforming the military. "the next presid