lukas fred: jenna: tim: jenna: tim: (jenna) fred, how much snow? fred: (fred) a blizzard warning is in efffft for much of s suxland tonight and tomorrow and into tomorrow night. a blizzard warning means that fred: (fred) a blizzard warning is and tomorrow and into tomorrow night. a blizzard warning means that a winter storm will produce low visibility. be aware that whiteout conditions are likely. do not travel during the warning times. if you must travel in an emergency, take a survival kit. if you get stranded, stay with your vehicle.the port neal welding company skycam hd shows cloudy skies from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. but the satellite and radar shows the storm moving our way. the stormcast hd shows that the storm will arrive in siouxland after 10 pm tonight. from caucuses problem. heavy snow and blowing snow will be seen tomorrow mornini. the snow will ntinue during the afternoon. the snow will continue into the e ening, finally ending wednesday morning. but strong winds and blowing snow will remain into wednesday. there co

" " fred: jenna: tim: (jenna) snowtotals wereras high as 16" in verdigre and 14" in norfolk. sioux city saw 11-1313 depending on where you are, while cherokee saw 11". vermillion, sd had city received 12.1". 11". road conditions are very bad. orange means don't travel. remains in effect until 4 am for areas in purple. here's the port neal welding company skycam hd shows low visibility from the ho chunk centre. 34 was the high today and 30 the low. here's the skycam hd in storm lake. 30 is the sioux city temperature. local temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. wind chills are single digits and teens. winds are 20 to 35 mph with gusts as high as 45 mph in sioux falls. . sibility is very poor--less than a half mile inmay spots. the satellititand radar shows the system moving east, but bands of snow down early tomorrow morning, as shown on our stormcast hd, but blowing snow will linger tomorrow morning. in addition to what has already fallen, 1-2" of additional snow may be sen tonight! your forecast for tonight isor snow and blowing snow creating blizzard conditions. the low will

fred: tim: jenna: (jenna) thanks, fred. jenna: coming up next well take a look at tips on reading jenna: whenent comes to food that is jenna: when it comes to food that is difficult to decipher all the words on the packaging. kelly bowman helps us crack the code in today's health minute. " " we want to help you be a smart shopper, so we called up a clinical dietitian to i would turn to the nutrition facts pannel first- that's where you're going to find the serving size, and then all of the amounts per serving what about the list of ingredients... how do we use that to our advantage? ingredients are listed in order of in the product, so most of, is listed really need to pay first three ingredients to see that product. are some key words i lookor sugar, i want to avoid a lot of added sugars.... difference between fats? even if it says, "zero label," if you see the fat" in the ingredients list, there could be up to half a gram of trans fats per serving in when do calories come into play? then i would the calories because in be

jenna: hold on, hold on. apologizing for interrupting you, pete, but you were leading us to our next topic, and i'll start with you. there's been some negative social media attention for hillary clinton over the last day or so. this is after the new hampshire primary, her team sent out an e-mail asking for dollar donations. a line said, i'm not kidding, maddie, that was the person who received the e-mail, i'm canning you to give a dollar right this -- i'm asking you to give a dollar right this second. apparently maddie posted it online, and it has generated a whole line of internet jokings. i'm not kidding maddi has become a hashtag. saying the sky's going to fall if you don't send in $5, but, pete, is the fact that her campaign is getting mocked for it, what questions is it raising about her messaging? >> sure. it's indicative that she's losing the message battle and losing the internet and losing the youth vote, period. she has a muddled message. it's really all about her. it's never about people and their

bria: jenna, east high is jenna, east high is preparing for a gop caucus. people are already showing up to get registered and although most voters will be caucusing at a public venue like here at east high, some are doing it the old fashion way and are hosting one at home. "well how come you're having it at your house? and i like to have the people come and do it here," says bromander. home is where the heart is...and well, so are the iowa caucuses. at least for adelene bromander who has hosted a few moving in during the "i moved up here in 1997 and i've had 3 bromander. likes to be involved she expects to have attendance, but the her in-home caucus served. have a meat tray, and and desserts. that's what our plan is," caucusing at a neighbor's home is commonplace as and other public places are typically locations, but at adelene's home. the overall process remains the same. "some people might need to register and they can do that as a republican, and some people if they are a democrat can change and register too. and then we things that have to be done. the

jenna: all eyes on iowa today. i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. all the debating and polling comes down to this. turnout is the key in iowa with close races on both sides of the aisle. mike emanuel an in-depth look at the establishment and the outsiders. james has the feel the burn momentum of the sanders campaign. >> outside the bernie sanders headquarters, epicenter of the bernie sanders' surge. >> the anointed candidate, the inevitable candidate, it will be interesting to see, we all know who the inevitable candidate for the democratic nomination will be. a lot has happened in the last nine months and the inevitable candidate is today not quite so inevitable. reporter: polls last month shows vermont senator bernie sanders trailing hillary clinton by an average of 16 points. today "the des moines register" poll shows them statistically tied. everyone knows sanders enjoys a huge majority ofout voters. among voters make less than $50,000 sanders enjoys a 20-point lead over hillary clinton. reverses entirely for affluent voters with clinton trounci

jenna . jenna: rich, thank you. jon: as trump comes off his third straight primary victory, the media and political pundits are taking notice but are there views of him as a candidate beginning to change? >>> choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store, all beds on sale right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. jenna: a quick look at crime stories. profile for the shawshank proof it fugitive. marshall caught up with frank freshwaters in melbourne last year. he's been on the run for six decades following his escape from the prison made famous in the movie the shawshank redemption . in 1958, freshwater played guilty to manslaughter for hitting and killing a man with h

tim/jenna/fred (jenna) fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the hd radar shows snow still falling. snowvision shows where the heaviest snow has fallen. nebraska snow totals were as high as 16" in verdigre and 14" in norfolk. sioux city saw 11-13" depending on where you are, while cherokee saw 11". vermillion, sd had 12.5" and north sioux city received 12.1". alcester received 11". road conditions are very bad. orange means don't travel. the blizzard warning remains in effect until 4 am for areas in purple. here's the port neal welding company skycam hd shows low visibility from the ho chunk centre. 34 was the low. here's the skycam hd in storm lake. 30 is the sioux city temperatu. local temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. wind d ills are singleleigits and teens. winds are 20 to 35 mph with gusts as high as 45 mph in sioux falls. visibility is very poor--less than a half mile inmay spots. the satellite and radar shows the system moving east, but bands of snow lingering behind it. those will wind down early tomorrow morning, as shown on our stormcast hd, but blowing snow will mornin

jenna... counterfeit bill circulation isot sioux city, but growing exponentially. police say it's a hard problem to control. many customers and cashiers are often too busy to check for fake bills and once they circulate, it's hard keep tabs on where the bills came from. and in sioux city, police are finding fake bills for every denomination, not ju the larger 20s, 50s, or 100s. "it has progressively gotten worse. i've been in the property detective unit for almost 2 years now and it has literally skyrocketed...now i get at least one fake bill every day" says detective bill nice, sioux city police department. customers and businesses who encounter fake bills often lose out on that money. police say using a counterfeit bill is equivalent to stealing. and suggest businesses check each bill during every transaction. customers should check to see if their change looks or feels different. "check every bill. you can buy them anywhere....the ten- dollar bill has a magnetic strip that's right about t

jenna: mothershed was one of several arrests during the same incident. jenna: including 3 minors. eight people total were arrested in connection to a string of armed robberies in sioux city. according to court documents the group was taken into allegedly playing roles in several throughout the past two weeks. a press held earlier today headquarters in downtown sioux city. abc9's jess plue was there. jess what else have we learned? jess: tim, jenna, in further police investigation, they have e released the names as well as the charges of those 8 arrested. all but one have been charged with class "b" offenses. this is not isaiah mothershed's first run in with the law for sure. hospital facing several counts including attempted murder of a police officer robbery and one count of home invasion. also facing a laundry list of charges is 19 year old justin ferguson, and 20-year old robert seaberry, 18 year old jordyn delfs is being charged with keeping a disorderly house and harborjng a missing juvenile. that missing juvenile also part of mothershed's group, 17 year old micayla knight, s

jenna: still to come... jenna: still to come... we'll take a look at what medicines are worth keeping around and which ones you should clean out of your medicine cabinet. fred: (fred) light snow is coming tomorrow. a warmup for valentine's day is coming! " " tim: well today is known as "fat or shine... . ow years ago... the rvice was the n-w-s provides weather and climate data... forecasts and warnings for the nation. the beginning of the national weather service began when president ulysses s. grant signed a joint resolution of congress authorizing the secretary of war to establish a national weather service. fred: jenna:tim: (tim) fred, what's this talk we do have a chance of light snow tomorrow. freded fred: tim: jenna: jenna: well take a look at when its time to say goodbye to fred: tim: fred: fred: tim: tim: nna: jenna: well take a look at w wn its time to say goodbye to old medicine that you may be keeping around tim: it's'sasy to dad: i know. spots. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water

jenna? jenna: mike, thank you. jon: let's bring in karl rove, former senior advisor and chief of staff to george w. bush. also a fox news contributor and a man who knows the polls very well. what about it? what about that last statement from mike emmanuelle they are? breaking trumps winning streak. can any of the other candidates hope at this point to do it? >> i suspect in texas ted cruz is going to win but it is a question of, marco rubio put his finger on it. there is going to be a consolidation of the republican opposition to trump so rather than being split up, even last night in this impressive win that he had in nevada, donald trump did not take a majority and when we get into these contest in the next two weeks, we have 55 percent of the delegates chosen between march 1 and march 14 and they will all be proportional which means if you have a majority, you've got to start taking a majority and as we saw, in iowa it was 24.3. in new hampshire, 35 and south carolina 32 and a half and last night, 49 which was i

i am jenna lee. jon: i am john scott, at bernie sanders and hillary clinton in a razor-thin raise at this point remains undecided but republicans turned out in record numbers sending a clear victory to ted cruz over donald trump who fished second and right on his heels surging, marco rubio. >> iowa has sent notice that the republican nominee, and next presidents of the united states will not be chosen by the media. will not be chosen by the washington establishment. will not be chosen by the lobbyists. >> we will go on to get the republican nomination and we will go on to easily beat hillary or bernie or whoever the hell they throw up there. >> when it is all said and done we have to be united against a republican vision and candidates who would drive us apart and divide us. >> the results are still not known but it looks like we are in a virtual tie. iowa, thank you! >> tonight, here in iowa, the people of this great state sent a clear message. kabul seven years of barack obama we are not waiting an

jenna: when we come back... find out why the lifeserve blood center in sioux city is urging people to give blood. fred " " tomorrow morning... on "move it monday"... we'll introduce you to a group of people who have beaten cancer. find out how they fight every day to stay healthy. plus lukas voss will explore the benefits of working out... post cancer treatment so be sure to tune in tomorrow morning. jenna our local blood bank is hoping you get out and give blood before you caucustomorrow. lifeserve blood center is anticipating an increased need with the snow storm expected for tuesday. if you want to give blood... they encourage you to make an appointment. the number and website is on your screen. you can also walk in to their location in morningside - that's by hobby lobby. lifeserve provides blood to 100 hospitals and facilities the tri- state area. deborah/elisa (fred) a major winter siouxland tuesday. elisa elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m (fred) a blizzard watch is in effect for almost all of siouxland on tu

jenna?nk you. >> jon: the new york daily news out with a finely front-page cover after donald trump on the south carolina primary but he's not the object of ridicule this time. instead, the voters are. the news calling them dunces for two choosing drunk and it's one of the many media attacks on trump supporters. fox news analyst touches on in his latest column. here to talk about it, alan colds, host of the alan coles show syndicated by fox news radio and count thomas, a syndicated columnist and fox news contributor. the thing that howard crist points to alan, he says that the media firewall against donald trump is to blame voters for continuing to support him, saying they must be dummies or racists. does howard have a point? >> that's one headline. we know that trump supporters overall tend to be less educated, tend to be older. he treats white supremacist. he gets up and waxes poetic about bullets and pigs blood shooting muslims. this is the kind of stuff that i guess some people find appe

jenna: i trust you. know the states better than anybody, carl. >> reporter: this is what presidential politics should be like. [laughter] jenna: live in the snow, fashion and all. carl, thank you very much. from one carl to another now. jon: i believe carl cameron hails from new hampshire, so he knows. jenna: you're right. jon: and his ears are used to it. [laughter] let's bring in karl rove, former senior adviser and deputy white house chief of staff for president george w. bush, also a fox news contributor. karl, had the numbers just up on screen there, donald trump at 30% in new hampshire. do you buy it, karl? what is your prediction? >> yeah, look, i do buy it. but i would say a couple things. first of all, let's be careful about these polls. we're in an era where it's more difficult to do accurate polling, and we're also polling a primary. and a primary by its very nature is more difficult to poll. and then on top top of that, we're polling new hampshire. iowa and new hampshire in particular, there'

fred: jenna: tim: (jenna) fred, even warmer tomorrow? (fred) yes! fred: (fred) here's the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre. 50 was the high today and 34 the low. here's the storm lake skycam hd. 49 is our sioux city temperature. local temperatures range from the 30s to the 60s. winds are souteast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. a wind advisory will be in effect tomorrow for the northern two thirds of siouxland. that's from 3 am to 6 pm. even warmer temperatures are coming tomorrow. look at dodge city, ks--86! the satellite and radar shows partly cloudy skies. the stormcast hd conditions tomorrow, but it will be sunny and warm. your forecast for tonight is for a low of 36 and partly cloudy skies with increasing wind. by sunrise, gusts will be reaching 50 mph. tomorrow, look for sunny skies and a high of 59. winds will be as high as 45 mph. the 7-day shows 50s again saturday, then 40s sunday through wednesday and 39 thursday. no measurable rain or snow will be seen over the next week. fred: tim: jenna: (tim) thanks, fred. (fred)

fox news anchor jenna lee has found a few ways to keep fit. hey everybody! jenna lee here. as you can see, i'm super pregnant and over the last you've come with adventures the marine corp marathon, the triathalon that my husband surprised me with as there was tough mudder as well and right now this is an adventure all its own so i thought i'd show you a little bit of how i am trying to stay fit. andrea -- we're not going to do that -- we're not going to try that but she's going to show us some other stuff... jenna says: "one of my favorite exercises is hug the baby -- because i like the way it sounds but it also looks totally weird so you have to check this out." andrea says: "first we we start with your hands over your belly button, so stacked on top of each other." jenna says: "i don't even know where my belly button is at this point right here here we go." andrea says: "what we really want to go is get in touch with our abdominals it's that deepest layer of abdominals so we in our core during pregnancy ..pull that baby into your how little the baby say the most efficient

tim/jenna/fred (jenna) fred, it's going to be much warmer the next few days, right? (fred) that is correct, jenna! fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre in sioux city shows a breeze. 37 was the high today and 30 the low. let's head over to storm lake for the skycam hd in eastern siouxland. highs over western the 30s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota ranged from the 30s to the 50s today. 36 is our sioux city temperature. local temperatures are mainly in the 30s. winds are southeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. visibility is slightly reduced across many parts of siouxland, especially around yankton, but dense fog is not expected to be a problem tonight since the wind will remain strong enough to prevent it from thickening. zooming ououto check the midwest temperatures, we have 50s and 60s to our southwest...and that's the kind of weather we can look forward to the next few days. tonight's skies will be mostly cloudy, as a large cloud shield is headed our way from the west. but no rain or snow i

fred: tim: jenna: (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) sure. tim: managing stress levels while pregnant is importananfor child.we'll have some ways to help manage those susan hendricks explains how to manage those stress levels in today's health minute. " " stress is completely normal for pregnant women, in fact pregnancy itself may be one of the reasons you feel so stressed out. (dr. sujathaed, m.d/ premier care for women) it's really possible that being pregnant can be increasing your stress physically are automatically y a heightened state and we all know that pregnant or not, too much stress is not a good thing for jury's still out on how a women's stress level affects the fetus. (dr. sujatha reddy, m.d/ pmier care for women) in pregnancy its not so clear cut they're not sure if that stress is harmful although it can make your pregnancy a lot tougher. there is some data that potentially says that kind of stress can increase your risk of a smaller baby and also pre term labor. you can manage stress in a variety of ways. (dr. sujatha reddy, m

tim/jennnnfred (jenna) fred, tell us about torrow. (fred) you can expect near-record highs tomorrow, jenna! fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre shows sunshine. 50 was the high today after a morning low of 22. here's the storm lake skycam hd. highs over western iowa were in the 40s mostly today. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota were in the degrees. local the 30s and 4040 mainlylyith 50s south per hour. these tomorrow, and then become much stronger sunday. zooming out, we can see the warm weather headed to siouxland tomorrow--we have 60s in western nebraska and south dakota. the satellite and radar shows just a few clouds, but otherwise, super-quiet weather over the midwest. the stormcast hd shows a big warmup tomorrow, then a cold front sunday that brings a chance of light rain sunday morning, along with strong winds, and of course, cooler temperatures. clear skies. tomorrow's record high is 66 in 1895. my prediction is that we will tie that record tomorrow

jenna: still to come... and when we come back, changes have beemade when it comes to getting starbucks rewards, stay with us. fred: (fred) a light mix of rain and snow will be seen by some tonight, and patchy fog may also be experienced. temperatures will remain nice for february. see you after the break for the complete story. jenna: starbucks is overhauling its rewards program. dad: i know. spots. 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. anncr: a culligan whole-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! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. the goal is to speed up service at the checkout. under the old program, members got one star per visit -- and it didn't matte

jenna/tifred (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) sure. still to come... new details about the zika virus and a case that's hitting closer to home here in iowa what you need to know when we jenna: the iowa department of publicicealth announced a woman between -80 years old has contracted zika, after returning from central america. health officials are urging folks to be calm saying the general public is not at risk of contracting the virus, because the mosquitos that transmit zika are not established in iowa. "while this virus is and we don't actually anticipate it ever being found in iowa naturally because we don't have the right mosquitos, but even though it's not found here there is concern for any iowans who might be traveling to the carribean, central america, south america. that they could pick up this virus, come home, and then get sick here." tim: a new study is showing those residing in the rushmore state are getting their winks in at night time.. south dakotans are amongst those who are getting at least 8 hours of sleep each night the same can't

jenna: after the break... stay with us when we come back we'll take a look at last nights oscars after behollywood superstar finally has that sought after oscar last and host chris rock addressed over the lack of nominees this year that were equal funny. dianne gallagher moments from the awards ceremony from hollywood. 22 years -- and leonardo dicaprio is finally an oscar winner. in accepting the best actor award for the revenant -- he brought the climate change discussion into focus. let's us not take this planet for granted, i do not take tonight for granted, thank the political themes didn't end there... monologue... host chris rock made reference to the oscars so white hollywood is like we like you not a kappa also calling attention to racism...alejandro innaritu in his for best director and make sure for that the color of the skin becomes as irrelevant as the length of our hair and listen to this direct challenge from the producer of church sexual abuse drama "spotlight" - which won the night's final priz

jenna: the u.s.condemning these actions promising sanctions but we don't get the spiks on that. why is the timing important for the sanctions to come into place and why should we believe other sanctions will be more successful than they have in the past. >> they were not able to put them in place after the january 6 test of a nuclear weapon. north core reefians are close to perfecting this long-range ballistic missile. clearly if they can put an object into space which they did yesterday, they can put a nuclear weapon on american soil. jenna: what do you say to those who say you can't do anything more to sanction them because who are you going to punish? >> we can deal with the north korean regime and we should be tougher with them. we tried to engage the regime, the kim family over the coast of decades. but we can help the people through aid. we do that, we can separate north korean people from their government. we know how to do this, we are just not doing it. jenna: our pentagon team had this stor

jenna: matt, thank you. gregg: turning now to politics, the republican debate last night in houston texas marking the candidates last showdown before super tuesday and quite the showdown it was. if you are watching, ted cruz and marco rubio both teasing the opportunity to try to derail donald trump's momentum. >> you're the only person in this debate that's ever been fine for highland people to work on your projects illegally. >> i'm the only one on the stage that's hired people. you haven't hired anybody . >> if you haven't heard of $200 million, do you know where donald trump is right now? >> they call you a liar and so that's donald pattern over and over. he said seven months ago, this is donald speaking. i donald trump was a member of the establishment. there's a reason harry reid thinks he's the best republican appear. any one time anyone points at donald's actual record, what he said on television, donald yells liar. falsely accusingsomeone of lying, that's something donald does best. >> i watched what

jenna/tim/fred (jenna) thanks, fred. still to come... the iowa air national guard is restoring history. by preserving one special jet. details after the break. debuting as a static display in washington d.c. tim: the iowa air national guard paint facility in sioux city completed the job. refueling wing with more on this story. jess: this vintage aircraft first flew in sioux city during the 1960's and 70's ..until it was sent to myrtle beach south carolina to be used as a training plane for pilots headed to vietnam. this plane is an f- 100 super saber jet refurbished to look like one of the f-100's that flew misty missions in the vietnam war. while this plane never saw the battle fields of vietnam,... it was used as a training vessel for pilots at the u-s myrtle beach militata base. the numbers on the plane are the originals given to the plane designating it as a sioux city aircraft...but the numbers aren't the only extraordinary feature of this plane... "it was designed as a slick-wing fighter liek this to go supersonic and it was just t

jenna: plus... it wasn't always pretty but iowa's win over minnnnota last night has them alone first in the big ten. hear from the hawkeyes when season, the iowa hawkeyes are in great position to win the big ten for the first time since 1979. after last night's win over minnesota, the hawks moved a game clear of both maryland and indiana in the conference standings. that win against the gophers though didn't come easy as the hawkeyes had to sweat out a 75-71 decision over a team that's winless in conference play. iowa led it by 6 at halftime, but minnesota kept it tight all night, gettttg within two wiwi under three minutes to playay even though the hawkeyes were nearly 20 point favorites, they say a win is a win. mike gesell--"we knew what we were getting into. they've been in almost every single game in the big ten. you know, thr last five games they've lost but you know they're all down to the wire they're a team that just keeps fighting." peter jok--"most of the games they've played in the big t

fred: tim: jenna: (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) you bet! (fred) you bet! jenna: it's a condition thought to affect 0.10" of rain. radar shows dry conditions now, but later tonight a light mix of snow and freezing drizzle will be possible. cloudy skies are seen on the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. 37 was the high today and 34 the low. in storm lake, plenty of clouds are seen on the skycam hd. 36 is our sioux city temperature. local temperatures range from the 20s to the 40s. winds are system dropped plenty of snow and ice in parts of central iowa. and you can see tonight's system currently pushing through the dakotas. the stormcast hd shows the arrival of mainly snow in the east tonight. there could be some light freezing drizzle as well, so look out for slick spots. after that, we can look forward to a big warmup friday. the snow forecast shows 0.5" to 1.0" over northern and eastern siouxland tonight. tonight, expect a low of 25 with cloudy skies this evening. a mix of freezing drizzle and snow will be

jenna? >> jenna: we will see a lot of headlines through the day on this and beyond. thank you very much. >> jon: the robots are coming for your job if you make a certain amount of money. that's what a new government report finds so what's the likelihood of your job becoming automated? we will get into that. plus the us and russia coming to terms on a cease-fire in syria. but will it hold and does one side hold the advantage? >>> oh remotes, you've had it tough. watching tvs get sharper, bigger, smugger. and you? rubbery buttons. enter the x1 voice remote. now when someone says... show me funny movies. watch discovery. record this. voila. remotes, come out from the cushions, you are back. the x1 voice remote is here. >> jenna: if you make $20 or less there's a good chance a robot will eventually take your job. at the conclusion of the white house economic report. it finds an 83 percent chance that automation will take a jo that pays below that level . if you make between 20 and $40 per hour, there's a 30 percent chance and a four percent chance for peoplemaking $40 an

fred: jenna: tim: (jenna) fred, what do we expect over the next week? (fred) a couple of chances a couple of chances for light snow, and temperatures moving up and down more than once. fred: (fred) a time lapse of the port neal welding company skycam hd shows that the clouds did thin out a was the high today and 31 the low. both of those numbers are well above normal. the storm lake skycam hd shows a few more clouds in the east. 44 is the sioux city temperature. temperatures warmed quickly this afternoon when the sun came out, reaching 47 by 3 pm! local temperatures are a mix of 30s and 40s. winds are northwest at 10 to 25 miles per hour. the satellite and radar shows quiet weather locally, but it's a very active day in the southeast. look at the storms currently crossing mississippi. that's where tornado watches are in effect tonight. we've had severe weather reports from texas to southern louisiana to mississippi today, including multiple tornado reports in louisiana. we're just now starting to hear reports of tornadoes causing damage to structures in

tim: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight im tim seaman jenna: and im jenna rehnstrom. former iowa governor chet culver says he's giving a voice to the voiceless by advocating on behalf of iowans state's new medicaid plan. tim: meeting today to medicaid pateints say they are already facing. abc 9's bria bell was able to speak to the those at the meeting and has more in studio. bria: tim and jenna, former governor culver says he believes the power of legislation lies within its people and now he's stepping in to try and advocate for "what can we do to stop it?" monday's town hall meeting gave siouxland residents a platform to raise concerns about iowa's move to priviatized medicaid services. some say the program, which becomes active on march first, has left them with no sense of direction with many feeling like the program will do more harm than good. "we don't always have a voice," says flamsburg. culver has taken notes on issues siouxlanders say they face and plans to represent those patients in front of state lawmakers by standing with "aims" also known as advocate f

good evening i am jenna caiazzo. thanks for joining us tonight for this late edition of "fox 46 news" at 10:00. with temperatures dropping this weekend homeless shelters in our area are making room really checked in at a homeless shelter in monroe where no one will be turned away this weekend. sam smith has more from there. >> the people here at the union county community shelter are always interested in helping people out year-round especially during the winter. the shelter has 28 beds, 20 for residents are typically part of the 90-day program to reach self-sufficiency but when it's 40 degrees or below. >> we would never turn anyone away. >> they make room. >> shelter will be given to anyone. >> turning these terms into sleeping space. >> we will move the dinner tables in the chairs away and set up cots in this area. >> ryan fowler is a resident at the shelter and he says he knows what it's like to be out in the cold. >> i tried to bundle up with lots of layers, a blanket if you can. >> and other struggle to cope. >

jenna/tim/fred (jenna) (fred) you bet! tim: and when we come back..a story out of a small town in florida that celebrates black history month tim: americlessons are emerging from a small town in florida. int augustine was instrumental in shaping the dialogue of racial equality in our country. jenna: but it's not a story that gets a lot of attention. until now. all month long we'll be bringing you special reports unveiling aspects of this historic city. today we take you to the 19-60's and a neighborhood called lincolnville. " " trt: 1:55 narr 20 - by the 1960's, lincolnville had stronghold of middle class values and commerce. otis mason 00:06:02:00 lincolnville was never totally segregated in terms of living. i can recall when i was a kid on the corner of, what is now ml king and lincoln street, there were a couple of grocery stores located in the immediate neighborhood that were owned and operated by jewish families. essie bush 01:38:32:12 - oh we were a clknit family of people. now i had fun in lincolnville, now otis mas

jenna/tim/fred (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) sure. tim: a historic stadium being torn down in california. more on the demolition process in our big squaring off to crown a world champion of foball in california. jenna: the two teams will take the field in a brand new stadium, but what about the historic candlestick park? johnathon kucko is in santa clara with more. john: one year ago candlestick park, former home to the 4949s and san francisco giants baseball club. b a historic stadium that was located just three miles from here. we stopped by there this morning. work crews still leveling the grounds. it opened in 1960z this is where the beatles staged their final full concert 50 years ago. the super bowl was to be played here 17 years ago, but promised renovations never occurred and the nfl moved the game to miami. the 49ers now play their home games over an hour away at levi's stadium in santa clara, home to super bowl 50. a long ways from san francisco. john: lots of history at candlestick park. condominiums will jenna: everyone ha

jenna: i'm jenna lee. we are now seeing more fallout from the iowa caucuses. senator rand paul of kentucky ends his presidential campaign. molly? >> despite finishing fifth in iowa which defies expectations. rand paul decide he's done with his race for the white house. he said although today i will suspends my campaign for president, the fight is far from over. i'll continue to carry the torch for liberty in the united states senate and look forward to the privilege of representing the people of kentucky for another term. he will be focusing on his reelection campaign. he has long boast a strong libertarian following but failed to break out among the crowded gop field. iowa third place finisher senator marco rubio had this to say. >> rand is someone i disagree with on a lot of issues. but he believes strongly what he stands for and i respect that. he's a true believer on limited government and liberty issues. i thought he ran a good race. we wish him well in the senate race. reporter: senator ted cruz is hitting new hampshire with steam from his iowa victory.

jenna: still to come... an iowa youngster will have their drawing displayed on a website some of us use every day. find out why school student was honored today after winning a national competition. jenna: a second grader from the quad cities was the state winner for iowa in the doodle 4 google competition. the awd was a complete surprise to the her story. " two presenters from google in california came to bettendorf today to surprise 7-year-old, shalini chandupalta, with an award for their national doodling competition. maddy halyard, product marketing managers "california is amazing. it's an awesome place to live. but it is really special to be able to bring a little bit of work to a place we both love and to be able to celebrate an iowan." the doodle 4 google competion is a nationwide challenge to k-12 students in which they draw a picture based on a theme that reflects the word "google" similar to what you see on google's homepage. (on camera) with over 100,000 entries and only 53 winners, one of those w

tim/jenna/fred (jenna) fred, even warmer tomorrow? (fred) yes! fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) skycam hd from the ho chunk centre. 50 was the high today and 34 the low. here's the storm lake skycam hd. highs over western iowa were in the 30s to 50s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs in the 40s to the 60s. 43 is our sioux city temperature. local temperatures range from the 30s to the souteast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. a wind advisory will be in effect tomorrow for the northern two thirds of siouxland. that's from 3 am to 6 pm. even warmer temperatures are coming tomorrow. look at dodge city, ks--86! the satellite and radar shows partly cloudy skies. the stormcast hd shows windy conditions tomorrow, but it will be sunny and low of 36 and partly cloudy skies with increasing wind. by sunrise, gusts will be reaching 50 mph. tomorrow, look for high of 59. winds will be as high as 45 mph. the 7-day shows 50s again saturday, then 40s sunday through wednesday and 39 thursday. no measurable rain or snow will be seen over the ne

tim/jenna/fred (jenna) fred, when is that we have a chance in the afternoon and evening tomorrow, but it will be light snow. fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the hd radar shows quiet weather. earlier today, we had light snow across eastern siouxland. peterson, ia had 1.0", worthington, mn had 1.0", sioux falls, sd saw 0.9", sheldon, ia ia saw 0.5". road conditions are still partially snow covered in the north and east. here is the port neal welding company skycam hd in storm lake. 31 was the high today and 16 the low. here is the storm lake skycam hd. in sioux city, we cold february? actually, it hasn't really been that cold. we've had periods of cold and warm weather, but there has been a l l of wind, makinin things feel colder. local temperatures range from the teens east to the 30s west. wind chills are below zero in parts of the northeast, with better conditions in the west. it's been fairly breezy yet again today, with winds of greater than 10 mph throughout. the satellite and radar the jet stream has us stuck in a cold pattern, and that will not change anytime soon. the stom

jenna: jenna rehnstrom. tim has the night off. a quiet sioux city neighborhood is known as a place to go for a cheap thrill. the problem is... the steep hill at 25th and dupont is not only a nusiance for people who live nearby... it can be downright dangerous. that's why neighbors met for a meeting with city leaders tonight. abc 9's bria bell tells us what they had to say. jenna, "thrill hill", known for the adrennaline ru drivers get as they speed down it. those who live on they're tired of want the city to them and anyone who is travelling down that road. " all i hear is the 'oooh-weee' if you know what i'm saying," said juron. kevin juron is refferring to the sound he hears cars make as they speed past his home on 25th street. it's garnered the nickname "thrill hill"... and you can probably guess why. but what could be a it has... back in november.. 2 people died in a car crash after speeding over the steep hill at 25th and dupont on the northside. "i would like for it to be closed because there's a lot of speeding," said colle

jenna: clinton has plans to continue campagining in the state. tim: real estate mogul donald trump went on twitter this morning and carbon monoxide poisoning after an incident early this morning in newell. that happened at a home on south madison street. authorities say that a couple and their six children were asleep when the father woke up and recognized his symptoms. he called 911. the whole family was taken to buena vista regional medical center in storm lake, most had to be carried out of the house. police say that one of the causes of the carbon monoxide buildup was a furnace vent that was jenna: we are just days away from the big game and fans are getting excited the's now while get your tickets now to tell us more ticket prices for goto double boxes thank you im here,.... consider the face value for a ticket to $10. average far value for sundays game is $1800. take vo/nat stubhub has a global office here on san francisco. they told us they're selling average of $5000 as of now. never had a fake ticket. work with homeland security. they ex

jenna: amanda thanks. it may have been a loss on the field but charlotte did ring home one when during super bowl 50. the the carolinas in denver faced off for food donation and the outcome is helping to feed millions. ashlee mcgeehan caught up with organizers and she has the story. >> for some families hunger is a scary reality. as denver and the carolinas faced off on the field and in the community. >> the greatest success is over 1 million food items between denver and charlotte in the carolinas came into the local food pantry's across the state. >> who could collect the most food donations it was on offer community could not pass up. >> they all pulled in and said we will participate. >> although denver race printed 60 items during the 13 day challenge this time the upset came back to broncos country. >> we raised 813,000 food items. in charlotte those donations benefit loaves and fishes and came in right in the neck of time. >> this is the time a lot of people don't think about the hungry so we have t

jenna: still to come... the big game is right around the corner, but these footballs won't be making the field anytime soon we'll have more stay with us fred: slow clearing tonight, fabuluous saturday... windy sunday and monday. details next. tim: authorities in spirit lake are trying to find the owner of a large bag of marijuana that was found along a roadway in their community. on friday the spirit lake police department posted a photo on their facebook page of the bag with the following caption: "lost and found: an approximately 1 pound bag of marijuana was found along side the road in the spirit lake area. if you are missing your stash you may claim your lost property at department." when asked about the post, the department confirmed the post was real, but declined to give department confirmed the post was real, but declined to give any further comment. so far the post has been shared more than 300 times. fred: jenna: tim: not too cold today.. snow moving out? fred: blizzard watch is in effect for sunda

i was on my way home when i heard about jenna. right, the warehouse said you signed for a package at 12:40 p.m. and you headed straight back to the city? no, no. i did some errands. didn't get back till after 4:00. got it. we ran a check on your company rental car. a white sedan. just like the one that picked up jenna from school. you never said anything to me about a white sedan, mark. i didn't do anything! okay, for jenna's sake, i think we're gonna have to go over this one more time from the top just to be se. i told you there's nothing to worry about. defense did score points when they showed that you had not read the entire psychiatric history. i've testified dozens of times. jurs don't expect you to memorize a 3,000-page document. they may expect you to spend more than 12 minutes with the defendant in order i can assure you my clinical assessment is perfectly valid. i did read ms. del rio's fe. she has been in and out of psychiatric hospitals for years. she assaulted a nurse two years ago. you know what? i'm sorry. are you a

(jenna) thanks, fred. you are welcome. coming up in coming up sports...two of the best basketball programs in the state squared off tonight in a district final. find out if heelan or moc-floyd valley is moving on. tim plus south sioux ready has a state tournament berth locked up, but a win would the top seed. highlights from the minidome when we come back. for the top- ranked south sioux city girls. the cardinals had already clinched a spot in lincoln but with a winover norththst, south siouou would d ck up the top p ed. just a one point lead for the cardinals over the rockets at the half. and it's northeast that comes out gunning...mariah cates...knocks down the three pointer and the rockets take a 37- 33 lead. but that just makes the cardinals angry...they save the looseball and mckenna sims cashes in the three pointer to get within two. then the press does its magic...sims...johnn y on the spot for the steal...she takes it in for the easy layup to tie things up at 40. under a minute to play in the quarter...sims...ag ai

jenna/tim/fred (jenna) thanks, fred. still to come... an illinois man a wind chill advisory will be in effect for eastern siouxland in the light blue shaded areas until 9 am tomorrow morning. wind chills of -20 to -30 will be seen in these areas. and, it will be very cold elsewhere, too. another threat will be slick roads. you can see slick spots welding company skycam hd in sioux city. 22 was the high today and 13 the low. the storm lake skycam hd shows the scene in storm lake. we're down to 13 in sioux city. single digits are seen northeast. wind chills are as cold as -16 in estherville, and they are about to get colder tonight. winds are north at 10 to 20 miles per hour. zooming out, we can see our next round of snow out west. we've been tracking the jet stream all week, and it appears that the big dig over the eastern us will flatten out a bit. that will allow temperatures to finally warm up a bit. regional temperatures show much warmer weather to our west. the warm front separating us from those warm temps will slide east tomorrow,

" " fred: jenna: tim: (jenna) fred, what will the week ahead have in store? (fred) a chance of rain and snow tonight, then a nice warmup later in the week. fred: the hd radar shows showers moving in from the west. the port neal welding compy skycam hd port neal welding company skycam hd time lapse shows an increase in cloud cover this afternoon. the almanac shows a high of 41 and a low of 24. the storm lake skycam hd shows the scene in eastern siouxland. 41 is the sioux city temperature. local temperatates are in the 30s and 40s. winds are south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the satellite and radar shows tonight's weather system moving in from the northwest. the stormcast hd shows that rain showers will become more widespread this evening, continuing into the oveight. cooler air late tonight will cause and in some cases changegever to snow by y morrow morning. there could be an additional round of light snow tomorrow evening. how much snow? a narrow band of 1-2" of snow will be seen in eastern siouxland tonight, likely around cherokee and sheldon. up to 1" of ad

tim: (jenna) fred, tell us about tomorrow. (fred) you can expect near-record highs tomorrow, jenna! the port neal welding company shows sunshine. 50 was the high today (fred) you bet! jenna: well take a look at how the right foods can boost your brain powe, more when we come back eayour physicac health and in today's health minute, mary moloy explains how certain foods can help boost your brainpower. " " the bad news... as we age our brains can become less sharp the good news.. can improve our chances of maintaining a healthy brain by adding "smart" foods to our diet like.. blueberries... studies show that blueberries may be effective in improving or delaying short term memory loss. broccoli.. a great source of vitamin k, broccoli is known to e eance cognitive functionon and improve brainpower. fish.. a protein source linked to a great brain boost is fish -- rich in omega-3 fatty acids. for brain and heart health, try eating two servings of fish weekly. whole grains.... a diet high in whole grains can cut the risk of heart disease and lower cholesterol. this can reduce your risk of

jenna: as we learn more, we'll let you ow. we were talking about heavy winds the past few days, but the sun was out today. if you were in the sun, it amanda cox is standing by with the weekend forecast. >> we did see a nice change of pace with the sunshine coming out. the winds were gusty across the area. the good news is the winds are going to die out as you make your way through the overnight hours and that will help things especially into the weekend. you can see looking at it unc charlotte, the sunshine, the setting, and mainly clear skies throughout the overnight hours. because of the sound we were able to get to 51 degrees. slightly below average for this time of year, it was a decent day across the region. temperatures have dropped. in the 40s for most locations and expect to see the temperatures continuing to fall throughout the overnight hours. mainly clear skies overhead, the temperatures are going to range quite a bit across the viewing area. high pressure is in control, the high is going to continue to remain in pl

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