in lawton, iowa, mark freund, ktiv sportsfource. this basketball season, verzani could become the first-ever one-thousand point scorer in lawton-bronson's history. the start of the college basketball season is just over two weeks away for morningside. the mustangs were 28-5 last season, the second- highest win total in school history. the mustangs were co- champs of the gpac -- going 17-3. morningside loses their leading scorer, leading rebounder and steals leader -- all to graduation. the only returning starter is junior guard ryan tegtmeier, who averaged 11 points per game. gpac coach of the year jim sykes will have to reload -- but he's done it before. "we had a great year last year but nobody cares about that right now," said morningside head coach jim sykes. "nothing we can do. we've got to find guys. we've got to find the depth that we had last year through the guys that weren't playing and hopefully they're ready to take a step forward." "every year's a new year," said junior ryan tegtmeier. "obviously a lot of people will ha

so during what was supposed to be lawton bronson's last game of thehe year, the coaches from lawton bronson... and westwood came together to create a special moment, for a very special team manager. when lawton bronson's football teams hit the field... they come ready to play. thursday nht, they're tang on odbury central in a rivalry game... but tuesday's game against westwood is one the team will never forget, and all because they put kameron obberreuter, the team manager in the game. "to see him so excited and out there being the star on the field for once instead of being out on the sidelines, it's a thing that you can't even begin to put words on how much it means to us and to him," said robin oberreuter, kameron's mom. kameron has special needs, b b he's always been a big part of the team, cheering them on from the sidelines. but this time, with a minute and a half left... it was kameron's turn to take the field. "the quarterback gave me the ball," kameron said. he kicked... and ran, nearly sixty yards for his very first touchdown. "we didn't care what the score was at that point. what

both akron-westfield and lawton-bronson had identical records. they were both 5-2 overall and 4-1 in district play. the winner would probably be home for round one of the playoffs. breast cancer awareness night for the westerners wearing those pink jerseys hosting lawton-bronson. eagles led 7-6 at the half - this 3rd quarter fade to aaron allard - yee haw - gives the westerners a 12-7 lead. but lawton bronson snatched that lead right back - matt herbold to nathan kneifl - pass interference doesn't matter - sure hand kneifl gallops his way to paydirt - eagles reclaim a one-point lead 13-12. westerners after getting stopped on a 4th down earlier - get the ball back and get it to allard again for the 18-13 advantage. lawton-bronson on 4th down - pass soars by austin peters hands. wetserners add another score and the final ends up 24-13 over sportsfource is on the road with akron-westfield head coach eric walkingstick. coach - it was a great game. how were you guys able to pull this one out? how big is it to get home field for opening round of the pl

not a bad looking evening for a run in lawton. at least until runners came across some people back from the dead. "we started working on this in april," said susan logsdon. so no, people are not literally turning into zombies in lawton. but they were figuratively for a it all started in one persons garage. "four adults trying to get all 20- something kids decorated," said logsdon. raven loftus was one of those 20-something. "like an hour or so," said raven loftus. she was playing the role of herself, well, a walking dead version of herself anyways. most zombies like loftus are juniors at lawton- bronson junior/senior high school. the purpose of the run was to raise funds for an after-prom party. "midnight to five kids can go down to bronson and have a party that's a safe environment where they can go and hang out and have some fun with their friends," said logsdon. seeing the living dead drew attention from residents as well. some choose to check it out for themselves outside. others had a good enough seat inside watching runners

lawton ace - ali verzani5. lawton score autumn@fluent6.lawton ace - brooke hunwardenthe eagles go on to win this one 3-0. 3 8th ranked gehlen catholic playing on the road at westwood. 1) jill kessenich with the dig here, catalina uribe sets up kayla mayer who slams it home! it's 4 4 gehlen. 2) then more from the jays off the westwood serve krayton schnepf with the overhand! 6-2 gehlen.3) back comes westwood off the jays serve heather east throws it down! it's 6-3 gehlen.4) then its kessenich sends it right at the mustard! gehlen really relishing this opportunity in the playoffs. 5) everyone's ok though 6) then kessenich is serving. that's an ace! gehlen wins the first set westwood the next 2. gehlen forces the fifth game and wins it by the slimmest of margins. 15-13. so they move on 3-2 the finana 3 1. kingsley-pierson's allison bailey with the block siouxland christian can't handle the serve of the panther's lily peshau. 3.siouxland christian's rachel nelson with the nice shot. 4.kingsley-pierson's allison bai

we'll take you to lawton for that story. but first, not a bad day for us here in siouxland... ben. << we'll continue our warm and windy trend today as temperatures reach ththlower 80s thanns to a strong southweseserly wind at 15-25 miles per hour. a cold front passing by will create a bit more cloud cover and possibly a shower or two tonight/tomorrow after a healthy graphics. wx timer @ :40 >> a six-year-old boy in chicago accidentally kills his little brother. police say the boy found a loaded handgun, saturday night. andrew spencer reports the father of the two boys is now in jail. << ( israel lasalle / grandfather of eian santiago ) "he was a good kid." israel lasalle says he didn't even know there was a gun in the house, until h hfound his three-year- old grandson shot. lasalle says he heard a "pop," thth saw eian's six-year-old brother running up the stairs. ( israel lasalle / grandfather of eian santiago ) "...and he tells me that somebody shot his brother, and i told him, 'well, who's going to shoot your brother? ther

jenna: plus...lawton- bronson hosted hinton for a spot in the regional finals. alex has the highlights after the break. dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. like i'll have hair, and friends, and books and music. christian's bracket to lose. but nothing is a forgone conclusion in high school sports. tonight, lawton- bronson hosted hinton for the right to face the knights in the regional final. both teams come into tonight's matchup off sweeps in the regional quarters.... opening set...jadin wagner smashes a kill between the blocks.....eagles take the 17-10 lead..... and then its jenna wee-dee with a massive swing from the outside....l-b opens up a seven- point cushion.... but here comes hinton.....cassie hoefling right up the gut.....that works....blackhaw ks within six.... then aspen coffee gets in on the action....the blackhawks hanging around in set one.... but brooke hunwardsen erases any doubt....lawton- bronson sweeps its way

lawton- bronson sweeps mv-ao, 3-zip. in class 1a, 8th-ranked gehlen catholic in a tough battle with westwood. jays win the first set and take control in the second set -- krista lipp with the kill -- gehlen up 22-20. but the rebels battle back to take the lead -- heather east with the kill -- right at 'ya. westwood with a 25-24 lead. then, set point -- east serves up the ace. westwood ties the match with a 26-24 victory. this would go five sets. and gehlen avoids the upset. becca konz slam-dunks the overpass. the jays advance past westwood, 3 to 2. morningside is number-1 in the nation in the naia preseason women's basketball poll. the mustangs were 37-1 last season, and won the naia title -- and have 4 of 5 starters back. briar cliff is 7th after a final four trip last year. northwestern got votes. in the men's poll - briar cliff is ninth. the chargers were 22-11 last year and have their top 4 scorers back. dordt is 13th and northwestern is >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it

lawton says food supplies and support in syria were scarce.returned home to these quiet manicured streets was because he wasn't able to fight more. >> there's a lull in the fighting at that time. and we were really getting tired of guard duty. we wanted to attack. we wanted to relentlessly move forward. and that wasn't the case. >>> next in our money lead, s setting some new rules for the booming drone business. stay with us. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? awe believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. because active investment management isn't reactive. it's active. that's the power of active management. but the more you learn aboutnd your coverage,t. the more gaps you might find. like how you thought you were covered for all th

kameron obberreuter ( ) is a staple at any lawton bronson football game. he has special needs, so he can't usually go play with the rest of the team. but tuesday, the coaches of westwood and lawton came together... letting kameron take the field. with a minute left in the game, kameron kicked... and then ran, scoring his very first touchdown. it was a sight his parents never thought they'd "to see him so excited and out there being the star on the field for once insteadadf being out on the sidelines, it's s thing that yououan't even begin to put wordsds on how much it means to us and to him,m,said robin obereruter, kameron'n'mom. jessica rae: everyone involved says they y ve kameron.... and were thrilled he finally got to play. jessica rae: still to come... it's a fall tradition at the zo see if these gorillas got a trick or a treat ahead of halloween, when we return. scott: if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and busisisses, the economic damage willlln

lawton-bronson would make the plays they needed -- verzani with another kill. the eagles advance to the regional final, 3-zip over hinton. all these winners will play game 3 of world series mets lead royals 9-3 in 8th inning. and, don't forget to watch the tonight show with jimmy fallon tonight. you'll get to see this pumpkin created by sioux city artist, brenda thelen . jimmy fallon a aears as "dracula" and you can see it following this newscast. some trick-or-treaters stopped by ktiv tonight. on live at 5 we got into the halloween spirit and handed out treats. the kids were all dressed and ready for the holiday!!! and, the best thing is they get more candy tomorrow night. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- dana carvey. demi lovato. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> steve: and now, here he is, [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you can feel the energy in here tonight. this is that new york city energy.

lawton-bronson is 27-2 and ranked 14th in class 2a. the only thing missing is a state tournament trip. "our school's never made it to state in volleyball, so it would be a first for us," said verzani. "we've got a tough road, but i believe we can do it. we have to serve tough, we just have to pass. if we can pass, we have the hitters to put it down." and she may be the leader but it takes a village. "all my success comes from the passes, the sets, and it's all a teamwork thing, and i hope that these juniors that i'm blessed to play with get this opportunity next year." said verzani. verzani currently sits at 1,004 career kills. this basketball season, she'll look to become the first-ever 1,000 point scorer in lawton- bronson's history. in lawton, iowa, mark freund ktiv sports fource. >> this basketball season, she'll look to become the first-ever one thousand point scorer in lawton-bronson's history. cooler and windier today. ben's got the details in his forecast after the break. also... saved from being put down... one paraplegic texa

lawton-bronson would make the plays they needed -- verzani with another kill. the eagles advance to the regional final, 3-zip over hinton. all these winners will play game 3 of world series mets lead

and ponca a ats hartington 2- lawton-bronson vs. akron-westfield someone is going to improve to a really good playoff position next week. curtis: they are and you know i told you i jumped on lawtons bandwagon. and since then they've played well. i've got to keep going with lawton bronson there. chris: they're on a 3 game win streak. i've gotta go with akron-westfield. cal eskra he threw a football in my stomach on my first weekend on accident. we're like kindred spirits now so i'm sticking with the westerners. stuart vs. randolph we differ on this one as well. curtis: realal they've just come off two straight losses. they'y' played really well. both those losses are to undefeated teams. they're going to bounce back and beat randolph. chris: randolph averages almost 2 touchdowns in the first quarter. stuart a little over one. i think they're going to start fast and they're going to hold that ad. i'm going with randolphph west holt vs. lutheran high ne curtis: i'm going to go with the road team again their only loss is to an undefeate

the lawton-bronson after-prom committee came up with the idea to have a zombie attack 5k. susan logsdon said planning for the event started in april of this year. she says it's to give teens a place to party after prom free from peer pressure. "midnight to five kids can go down to bronson and have a party that's a safe environment where they can go and hang out and have some fun with their friends," she added. there were were more than 20 teens transformed into zombies spread out across the town. raven loftus, a zombie in the run, said everyone one person's house as a handful of arents helped with makeup and costumes. adding it took a little over an hour to get everyone ready. runners had flags attached at the waist that represented lives. if a runner finished with all flags, they were considered a survivor. if a runner didn't finish the 3.1 mile with all flags, they were considered infected. loftus said playing the role of a zombie and catching people, is not as easy as it looks. "really hard cause people run fast," she said. we'll be back in three minutes thanks for join

when lawton bronson's football teams hit the field... they come ready to play. thursday night, they're taking on woodbury central in a rivalry game... but tuesday's game against westwood is one the team will never forget, and all because they put kameron obberreuter, the team manager in the game. "to see him so excited and out there being the star on the field for once instead of being out on the sidelines, it's a thing that you can't even begin to put words on how much it means to us and to him," said robin oberreuter, kameron's mom. kameron has special needs, but he's always been a big part of the team, cheering them on from the sidelines. but this time, with a minute and a half left...it was kameron's turn to take the field. "the quarterback gave me the ball," kameron said. he kicked... and ran, nearly sixty yards for his very first touchdown. "we didn't care what the score was at that point. what the kids learned, both teams, coaches, parents, it put things back in to perspective. and sometimes us adults need that," said jesse pedersen, lawton bronson footba

kody obberreuter ( ) is a staple at any lawton bronson football game. he has special needs, so he can't usually go play with the resesof the team. but tuesday, the coaches of westwood and lawton came together... letting karon take the field. with a minute left in the game, kameron kicked... and then ran, scoring his very first touchdown. it was a sight his parents never thought they'd see. "to see him so excited and out there being the stst ononhe field for once instead of being out on the sidelines, it's a thing that you can't even begin to put words on how much it means to us and to him," said robin oberreuter, kameron's mom. jessica rae: everyone involved says they love kameron.... and were thrilled he finally got to play. jessica rae scott: scott: high pressure is going to be in control through the next few d ds. moving through the weekend, a south wind takes over and returns some warmer air to the region. the wind will turn southwest and we'll get 60s and 70s back into the picture. that warming trend will carry us to the 80s early next week. today'

we'll start in 2- a...number 12 lawton bronson looking to go 3-0 against mvao this year. but it's the rams that come out firing...leslie gosch...goes cross court with one and itit 4-0. then baiaiy wessling serves up the ace...mvao is out to a 7-1 lead. but here come the eagles...ali verzani, stops t run with a hea swing to cut the lead to four. then it's jadin wagner...from the continues to chip away. later in the set...the eagles finally break through...jenna wede serves up the ace...they take their first t ad of the night at 13-12. then for good measure, verzani smashes it off the block...lawton- bronson storms back and takes it in straight sets. in class 1a...kingsley- pierson battling number 14 siouxland community christian. knotted at 1 set a piece...sherrel grant...starts the third off right...with the big block to tie it up. and it was back and forth early.....chel mercer...t.t hot to handle fromthe line...it's 8 a side. but then the panthers go on a roll...allison bailey crushes one home...and this little dude is loving it. then mercer, getting it done on the atta

lawton ace - ali verzani5. lawton score autumn fluent6.lawton ace - brooke hunwardenthe eagles go on to win this one 3-0.8th ranked gehlen catholic playing on the road at westwood. 1) jill kessenich with the dig here, catalina uribe sets up kayla mayer who slams it home! it's 4-1 gehlen.2) then more from the jays off the westwood serve krayton schnepf with the overhand! 6-2 gehlen.3) back comes westwood off the jays serve heather east throws it down! it's 6-3 gehlen.4) then its kessenich setting up katie peters who sends it right at the mustard! gehlen really relishing this the playoffs. 5) everyone's ok though 6) then kessenich is serving. that's an ace! gehlen wins the first set westwood the next 2. gehlen forces the fifth game and wins it by the slimmest of margins. 15-13. so they move on 3-2 the final. kingsley community christian1. kingsley-pierson's allison bailewith the blo christian hanserve of the panhepeshau. 3.siouxland christian's rachel nelson with the nice shot. 4.kingsley-pierson's allison bailey

and #15 sb-l, looking to topple 12th- ranked lawton-bronson. the warriors - putting the pressure on in set one - camryn bockelmann drops one for a kill - sb-l wins the first set. second set - our sportsfource champion, ali verzani with a huge kill to the floor - lawton-bronson hanging tough. but sergeant bluff-luton would edge the eagles in the second set as well - madison harms with the kill off the block as the warriors take it 2-0. if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? nascar hall of fame driver richard petty in kansas city, kansas. national guard member diana dizmang-espy and her husband mike-- a retired army sergeant-- were shocked when the legendary driver pulled up to the curb at their

and they play at number 14 lawton bronson next week. the winner of the aformentioned woodbury cental and west monona game heads to the giant killers in hinton. in 1a action apparently being ranked does not get you a bye! ninth ranked gehlen catholic opens up hosting whiting. 4th ranked george little rock, 2nd ranked central lyon and two other non ranked teams do. also in class a hms and remsen st marys play the winner gets number two central lyon. remsen union hosts storm lake saint mary's. gtra and clay central everly square off as well. in region 2 the winner of ar-we-va and woodbine heads to boyer valley. westwood hosts west harrison. the winner of that game plays the winner of gehlen and whiting in sloan. trinity christian hosts akron-westfield with the winner playing at 14th ranked george little rock. and river valley hosts siouxland community. the winner plays the winner of kingsley pierson and charter oak ute. you could make a pretty good case that 12th ranked iowa is catching a bye week at the perfect time. record-setting runnin

as for the rest of our game lawton-bronson. lawton bronson is on a 4 game win streak. but their one bad loss is to a treynor team that's 3-4 this year. akron westfield's only losses are to ranked teams. somethings got to give there. meanwhile in nebraska lutheran high northeast plays a 6-1 west holt team and undefeated battle creek next week. gotta win one of those games to avoid the first losing regular season since 2008. sergeant bluff luton has the number nine ranking and a 6 game winning streak. they're hosting a denison schleswig team looking for their first win. and north is on a six game losing streak. they try to right the ship against a 4-3 southeast polk team. alta-aurelia is playing a lot better than their record may indicate. gehlen is hoping they can turn them into their first win. stuart has lost 2 in a row. randolph has won 2 in a row. they meet up. how does hinton respond to their first loss of the season against west monona. heelan off a huge comeback win over carroll. they host storm lake. and 8th ranked gtra heads to harris lake park who is trying to

we'll head to correctionville and lawton for highlights after the break. jessica rae: ideal weather conditions have to harvest corn at a faster than normal pace, with the latest weekly crop report indicating nearly three-fourths of the state's corn crop has already been harvested. with more on that... i'm joined as always by dennis morrice joins us this morning from klem radio. good morning dennis... dennis: good morning jessica. as you indicated, this year's corn harvest has been ahead of schedule, nearly 12 days ahead of last year and three days ahead of the five-year average. iowa state university extension crop specialist joel dejong tells me many farmers have either finished, or are very close to being done with the harvest. "(as said): "i would think we are probably two-thirds to three-quarters done in this (plymouth) county also. so, a lot of producers i have talked to have a day or two left. i think i have talked to some that say maybe they have a week left. but we have made great progress, and a lot of those corn fields really have disappeared in

on the court next door....15th ranked sb-l squaring off with number 12 lawton bronson.... opening set.....ali verzani lays down the block....eagles down 18-13...... but the warriors respond a few points later...camryn bockelmann with a nice swing on the outside...19-15 warriors.. then its jenna wee-dee for lawton- bronson...kill between the blocks....eagles get within two... but on set point...brittni olsen finishes things off with the block...sb-l sweeps 2-0. allison/elisa/alex clear. tomorrow, sunny and windy! temperatures are getting warmer, high 71. again, gusts up to tomorrow and monday, but warm and dry. increase clouds on tuesday with late overnight rain chance. quiet for the most of the week, slight rain >>> the woman who got kicked off a plane causing a passenger mutiny. what she says really happened. did you make some sort of remark to the flight attendant? >> then the lamar odom tragedy.

we'll head to correctionville and lawton for highlights after the break. scott: stay tuned for today's forecast... will be knocking at doors this halloween, eating candy by the bagfull. but that sweet tooth can lead to dental trouble. according to the centers for disease control, 1 in 4 kids under age 5 already has cavities. and the american dental association says kids need to be especially careful with hard and sticky candy. those stay in the mouth longer, prolonging teeth to sugar exposure and they can get stuck between teeth. dentists say younger children are especially at risk. <" children's teeth are a little bit deeper. they have deeper grooves. they tend to stick a little bit more. obviously it can be hard for them to get it out. " jessica rae: besides brushing and flossing, doctors say kids should drink plenty of water, to help wash out sugar. they also suggest eating candy after dinner, because children will be less hungry. jessica rae: the n-b-a season tipped off last night... with the cleveland cavaliers taking on the chicago bulls. and a famil

lawton says food supplies and support in syria were scarce.only reason he returned home to these quiet manicured streets was because he wasn't able to fight more. >> a lull in the fighting at that time. we were really getting tired of guard duty. we wanted to attack. we wanted to relentlessly move forward. that wasn't the case. we just needed a break. >> reporter: jake tapper, cnn, washington. >>> typhoon has weakened to tropical storm in the philippines but its impact is still being felt across the country. we'll have the latest in a live report coming up. >>> also, families in north and south korea torn apart by war will reunite for the first time in more than 60 years. real milk vs. almond milk protein show down milk wins. 8 times the protein, less bathroom breaks. you can now use freeze it to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds. and once you find it, you can switch it right on again. you're back! freeze it, only from discover. get it at discover.com. working on my feet all day gave min my knees. but now, i step on this machine

that is tonight, six o'clock lawton- bronson high school track the 5k zombie run. don't miss it. david, thanks so much for being here. you're welcome. thanks for tree fu, go! [echoes]s]

curtis picked stuart and lawton so i'm now up two on curtis. 29-11 to 27-13. check back in with us next week to see how we stand. that'll do it for this week's game night pick 'em. outside after the break. kayla, larry, chris>> . sprinkles and showers have starteacross the area and will continue throughout tonight and the day tomorrow. temperatures will be back in the 60's for the rest of the week and continue to drop into the 50s during the weekend into the beginning of next week. larry>> finally tonight... halloween came early for some sioux city elementary students. tonight the staff at unity elementary school... and some volunteers from morningside college... teamed up to hold a special *early* trick- or- treat event at unity. the kids were urged to bring their siblings along... as well as their parents! but it wasn't only candy on the menu. chili and cinnamon rolls could also be purchased for a small fee. and the kids also had a chance to get their *early* halloween photos taken as well. that's all our time for now... captioning sponsored by cbs ( band pl

breast cancer awareness - aaron allard, catching 2 passes for touchdowns - the westerners push past lawton-bronson, 24-13. out to nebraska - crofton's tanner crosely on the halfback dive from 2 yards out -- the warriors move to 6-2 with a 26-14 win over hartington cedar catholic. stanton's michael sieh goes into the endzone on the keeper as stanton shuts out ponca, 20-0. that's the sportsfource rewind. the new iowa ap football poll is out. no siouxland schools make the 4a rankings - dowling catholic is still first. in 3a, sgt. bluff-luton stays at number-9. bishop heelan is still receiving votes after edging storm lake. in 2a, spirit lake stays at number-2, with four first place votes. they are one of four undefeated teams in the class. in 1a, south central calhoun is 6th. hinton and western christian are 8-9. ridge view and pocahontas area get votes - west lyon drops out. west sioux, still unbeaten, is third in class a. logan-magnolia is sixth, with two first place votes. and in 8-man, newell-fonda drops into a first place tie with gilbertville don bosco. m-m-c is fourth. graettinger-terril/ruthv

lawton-bronson goes to west sioux. in 8-man, m-m-c is home against ar-we-va. graettinger terril, ruthven, ayrshire goes to newell-fonda -- both teams are ranked. west bend-mallard visits janesville. see another playoff edition of sports fource extra on monday. it won't count in the standings, but the hawkeye men's basketball team opens their season tonight. iowa hosts sioux falls in an exhibition game. it's the start of the senior season for the "sioux crew", mike gesell and adam woodbury. they are two of the four starters back from last year's 22 and 12 team that won a game in the ncaa tournament. gesell should go over the 1-thousand point mark, and the 500 assist mark this season. the south sioux grad wants to finish on a high note. "i'm really excited to get this season started," said gesell. "we've been beating each other up in practice so it's nice to finally go against another opponent. we're ready to get this season going. we've got a lot of returners, a lot of experience so we got great chemistry." game time is 7 o'clock. iowa's regular season opener i

get some make-up on, have fun and then go out together as a family," said lawton-bronson parent, carla bleil. "i think the most fun part of the job is seeing the kids all excited and nding them the costume that they wananto be and getting them all ready," said sioux city party city general manager, dona mckillop. mckillop says overall, frozen and the descendants have been the two most popular costume choices for kids this year. tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> here are somomsafety tips, from police, to make sure you trick-or-treat safely. make sure your yard is clear of ladders, hoses, and pet leashes. halloween costumes should be made of fire retardant material, and the eye holes should be large enough for good vision. if your older children are going alone, plan and rereew the route they'll take. only go to homes with a porch light on... and never enter a home or car for a treat. it was a bit cooler outside today and looks like the trend may continue, with a chance of some showers. ron's full forecast is coming up after the break. chief meteorologis t ron demers the forecast. after two

has to be finding a way to movthe ball - after being shut out in each of their last two games, to lawton-bronson and alta/aurelia. sportsfource is on the road with south o' brien head coach mark fuhrman. is it a matter of taking it one step at a time tonight? score, then worry about winning? trying to play spoiler for a woodbury central team that's still in cononntion for a playoff spot - whahado you know about the wildcats a a how do you come away with the win? that's south o'brien head coach this is a huge game for woodbury central. the wildcats are 2-3 in the district, just a game behind sioux central for 4th place in class a - district 2. if w-c wins tonight, and sioux central loses - that would set up a wiwier- take-all matchupup between the wildcats and rebels - in moville next week. that game would decide who goes to the playoffs. "you're right. we don't look ahead. we got to win tonight or it might not matter at all," said woodbury central coach curtis lilly. "tonight's our first round playoff game for us. we got to make sure we can take care of business tonight. we know they're physical

lawton- bronson sweeps mv-ao, 3-zip. in class 1a, 8th-ranked gehlen catholic in a tough battle with westwood. jays win the first set and take control in the second set -- krista lipp with the kill -- gehlen up 22-20. but the rebels battle back to take the lead -- heather east with the kill -- right at 'ya. westwood with a 25-24 lead. then, set point -- east serves up the ace. westwood ties the match with a 26-24 victory. this would go five sets. and gehlen avoids the upset. becca konz slam-dunks the overpass. the jays advance past westwood, 3 to 2. morningside is number-1 in the nation in the naia preseason women's basketball poll. the mustangs were 37-1 last season, and won the naia title -- and have 4 of 5 starters back. briar cliff is 7th after a final four trip last year. northwestern got votes. in the men's poll - briar cliff is ninth. the chargers were 22-11 last year and have theieitop 4 scorers back. dordt is 13th and nonohwestern is gettinggotes. ththiowa football playoffs start tonight. see highlights, scores a

that's why wiatel, an iowa based broadband company out of lawton, is designing and engineering a 25 million dollar project to bury fiber optic cables across the area. "our copper based network that we have now works fantastically, but it's a network that's a little bit sensative to distance, so customers who are closer to an office, may be able to get faster speeds than customers that are further away. this fiber optic project will eliminate that restriction completely, allowing all of our customers access to the same services" says heath mallory, wiatel general manager. "tons of orders that come through, and then we're trying to make updates to our website, or stream video, or a conference call with a remote location... so it's really tough on a copper set up. so fiber is going to be really big" says eric hennings, president college products and wiatel customer. the plan will impact every business, home, and farm in the company's 700 mile service area. mallory says their company has always been progressive, first deploying broadband in the late 90s. now, they're excited to surpass goals se

twelth ranked lawton bronson hosts mvao. and woodbury central one central lyon hosts hms, newell fonda plays home to storm lake saint mary's and clay central everly heads to harris lake park. and in 1-a region two ar-we-va travels to dunlap to take on boyer valley. westwood hosts number 8 gehlen in what should be a great matchup, george little rock hosts trinity christian. and 14th ranked siouxland community christian takes on kingsley-pierson. 3 <

chris>> at 5 and 2 lawton-bronson and akron-westfield have the same record and the same dream. get into the playoffs and do damage. someone was going to improve to an impressive 6-2 mark tonight. eagles on a 4 game win streak. akron-westfield's only lost to ranked opponents. 1.econd play of the game here... eagles ball... qb matt herbold hands it off to austin peters... he finds an opening to the right... he takes that all the way down to the 35 yard line and moves the chains. 2.ater in the first... westerners with the ball now... qb cal eskra shows off his arm... tyler waterbury with the 3. left in the first... both teams scoreless... eskra gets caught up here... interception by henri haafke! eagles ball. 4.nd of the first and 4th down for the westerners... but the offense struggling here... eskra kneifl gets a big sack... eagles take over on downs 4-3 southeast polk taking on 1-6 north at morningside's elwood olsen stadium. 1) first quarter it's 14-0 rams. north's d coming up big. cole hauser fumbles it's recovered by north. they would go three and out though. 2) 2nd quarter

lawton bronson visits hawarden for a rematch with number 3 west sioux.in 8 person ar we va takes on number 3 mmc. number 8 gtra heads to top ranked newell fonda.and west bend mallard is at number 5 janesville. 3 other news from today moc floyd valley shooting guard christian korver has signed a letter of intent to stay in orange city at northwestern. iowa state's george niang has been named a first team all- american. and isu head coach paul rhoads has hired former washington state head coach paul wulff. no word yet on his exact title but he will be a volunteer assistant. 3 3 3 3 sunshine returned in full force this afternoon, and after seeing temperatures in the mid 30s this morning, we warmed up into the lower 50s today. for tonight with clear skies temps will cool off pretty quickly. look for overnight lows to bottom out in the upper 20s before slightly rebounding around sunrise. throughout the day on friday, we will see the cloud cover picking up again and by late in the afternoon we could see some showers that will linger into the e rly morning hours on saturday. highs will top out in

twelth ranked lawton bronson hosts mvaoaoand woodbury central heads to hinton.in 1-a number one central lyon hosts hms, newell fonda plays home to storm lake saint mary's and clay central everly heads to harris lake park. and in region two ar-we-va travels to dunlap to take on boyer valley. westwood hosts number 8 gehlen in what should be a great matchup, george little rock hosts trinity christian. and 14th ranked siouxland community christian takes on kingsley-pierson. 3 twins right fielder torri hunter has admitted to contemplating retirement each of the lasttwo seasons. tonight he decided it was finally time to do just that. the nineteen year major league veteran first broke in with the twins in 1997. he would play 12 seasons there. hunter finished his career with a 277 batting average, nearly 1400 rbis, and sitting 90th all time with 353 home runs. hunter went to the postseason four times with the twins before signing a five year deal with the langels. he of course returned to the twins 3 <

, coaches, parents, it put things back in to sometimes us adults need that," said jesse pedersen, lawton bronson football coach. then the team, running behind kameron during the play, came in. "they gave me a group hug," kameron said. "it's something you can't even describe your feelings when it happens," pedersen said. the play lasted just a few seconds... but the memory of kameron's first touchdown will stay with everyone there, forever. "it's a memory that he'll have and be able to cherish. and we can look back and talk about this for years," oberreuter said. jack: we'll be right back with a final weekend you're watching at 10. week startedwith a cold night and frost advisory in the forecast. overnight we're going to see mostly clear skies but we'll probably see wide-spread frost as lows fall into the low 30s and 20s warranting a frost advisory for most of the state. northern iowa is under a freeze advisory. saturday will start very cold and chilly, but with some sunshine we'll warm that air up into the upper 50s, maybe even 60. sunday is going to be gorgeous with highs climbing back

again for the score (20-18)5)kept alive and then scored by wc's payton harmsen (25-22) 3 12th ranked lawton brbrson hosting hinton1. match 1 here... autumn fluent sets up ali verzani who gets one over the top of the blackhawks. eagles go up 13 to 9. 2. another set by fluent to jadin wager... she gets up and through the hands of a blackhawk. eagles up 17 to 10. 3. good defense here the eaeaes... seseing up for some en better offense... it's jenna wade who fires one down. eagles up 19 to 12. 4. blackhawks turn now... setting up cassie hoefling who gets one down hard... not enough though... eagles will take on # 2 unity christian this wednesday. they win it 3 sets to none. 3 1) panthers rachel mercer spikes it but george l ltle rock is hahang none of it (glr block t 5-3)2) and again george little rocks blocks. (emily hasnmann block 1st 9-5) 3) glr's emily hasnmann spikes it (1st 10-5)4) glr's mariah leemkuil hits it out of bounds 5)panthers abby sitzman serves and it cannot be returned in bounds6)spike by kp's alli baileyeyorge little rock wins 3-0. 3 in 2a region one e oboji rallies from down

looks like scott lawton might make the team, locker moved with other starting forwards.d defenseman be waived. michael paired with brandon manning. right now phillies and marlins. back to you. >> fun and games in camden in honor of oktoberfest. >> salvation army community center hosted a bounce house for kids, puppet show, gray windy weather did not keep families away from the fun of since most of it was inside, there were plenty of smiling faces. we do get to look forward to drying out soon, brittney? >> we're going to dry out as we head to tomorrow. big concern coastal flood warning for most shore communities. you definitely want to be careful in those areas with tidal flooding. apart from that wind speeds start to die down tomorrow afternoon and evening. still windy and cooler day, 63 degrees. take a look. we start to warm back to the 70s next week. >> all right. looking forward to it. thanks, brittney. nbc 10 news. brittney, john all of us i'm denise mcconnell, see you back tonight at 11:00. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed,

mora's favorite time of year--the playoffs--and tonight there were some big games on the schedule alex lawton bronson and akron- westfield battled with a home playoff game on the line... sb-l could clinch it's first ever 3a district title... and out in nebraska, crofton and hartington cedar catholic met in a must win to keep their playoff hopes alive... but as always, we start with our game of the week. chris the playoff rara in class 2a's s district one is still incrediblyly complicated, but here's what i think we know to this point. chris: spirit lake is in as the district championnd sheldon is eliminated from the playoffs anything else--makes my head hurt. sioux center and central lyon george little rock aren't in must-win situations for our game of the week, but a victory would certainly make life much easier heading into next week's regular season finale. let's head up to beautiful open space park for the fifth meeting in the last two seasons between thons and warriors. first drive of the game for cl- glr...and cjcjoths, finds a seam and he's gonna run a a long way. 50 plus yards for the

. >> hextall went on to say the play of 2012 topic scott lawton was another reason mcdonned was waivedscott will be the third line center thursday again the lightning. phillies want larry bowa to stay around but he may be headed for south florida. marlins interviewed bowa today for their open managerial position. larry managed both the phillies and padres. he turns 70 in december. 70 years old may be the guy for the marlins down there in miami. >> i guess we'll see about that. don, thanks so much. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> pennsylvania convention center looking great in pink light tonight. convention center just one of the local landmarks taking part in the lights for the cure campaign. this is a joint effort by cbs3, the cw philly susan g. komen philadelphia and that pink light is a row minder to schedule a mammogram. october is breast cancer awareness month. >>> the future of the soft drinks is here. it might look familiar to you. pepsi going back to the future with a limited edition pepsi perfect bottle. this is the same type of bottle marty mcfly bought in back to the future two.

our sports fource champion is the first lawton-bronson volleyball player to reach a special milestone. >>> it took 1 # 01 years, but the chicago cubs have finally won the first post-season series at wrigley field. ever the superstitious lot they are leaving the home run ball right where it landed encased in glass for the video board for the rest of the post-season. does this mean the legendary curse is reversed. here is kevin tibbles. >> reporter: what is wrong with this picture? well, for starters, these are cubs fans celebrating. last night's division title was the first home playoff series win of any sort ever for the cubs at wrigley field. the last time the cubs won the world series, iconic wrigley field, the friendly confines hadn't even been built yet. that was way back in 1908, when teddy roosevelt was president and henry ford rolled out the model t. and construction readiyed on the titanic. titanic a metaphor for the cubby's team. >> why do you keep on coming out here. >> because we're dummies. we're dummies. we're too loyal. >> reporter: some say it goes back to 1945 when sam

. >> lawton, oklahoma good where are you based now. >> right here in philadelphia. >> i have a question for you. when marines roll up their sleeves like this what does that mean. >> it usually means, it is seasonal. so, when daylight savings time we roll up our sleeves, again, to go with the climate and then we roll down our leaves. >> marines started two blocks down that street. >> welshing not necessarily in that spot down there but there is a marker down there historical marker. >> now what is the grunt that we do. >> hooray. >> is mike allowed to do that if he is not a marine. >> today, today. >> well, thank you for your service. by the way, what is the giant thing. >> thinks a howlit thezer. >> wow. >> most casualty producing weapon system on the battle feel. how far will a projectile go. >> thirty clam tears good what is that. >> twenty some odd miles. >> a giant bullet, basically goes 20 miles. >> 103.5-pound projectiles, 22 . can you set it off now, please. >> it would go almost to trenton. >> if that is that about that far. >> i'm not far how far trenton is. >> how far is trent

kody obberreuter ( ) is a staple at any lawton bronson football game. he has special needs, so he can't usually go play with the rest of the team. but tuesday, the coaches of westwood andwton came together... letting kameron take the field. with a minute left in the game, kameron kicked... and then ran, scoring his very first touchdown. "to see him so excited and out there being the star on the field for once instead of being out on the sidelines, it's a thing that you can't even begin to put words means to us and to kameron's mom. everyone involved says they love and were thrilled play. for the weather. matt: high pressure is going to be in control through the next few days. moving through the weekend, a south wind takes over and returns some warmer air to the region. the wind will turn southwest and we'll get 60s and 70s back into the picture. that warming trend will carry us to the 80s early next week. today's high temperature is 59 with mostly sunny skies. the overnight low is 33 with clear skies and patchy frost likely. >> it's "live! with kelly &

it was just students at lawton-bronson high school... participating in a zombie 5-k run to raise money for their after- prom party. this was the first year of the event. here's ben << << we'll continue our warm and windy trend today as temperatures reach the lower 80s thhks to a strong souuhwesterly wind at 15-25 miles pp hour. a cold front passing by will create a bittmore cloud ccer and possibly a shower or two tonight/tomorrow after aaealthy amount of sunshine today. cooler air will move in behind the aforementioned frontal passage on wednesday allowing temperatures to only max out in the 60s and remain there the rest of the week and weekend. better rain chances look to arive thursday ight and friday when a larger-scale system makes its way up from the southwest which should leave us dry for the weekend. see >>> in a small clinical trial, 12eople with parkinson's or a similar disease were given the drug for six months. the head of the study at georgetown university medical center said some patients who were stiff as a board at the sta

a solid lawton, for the president and i and only two others to know about a lot of fun as early as augustmajor players in the cabinet did not know about it until january or february, and so it was something that was difficult for the president to call. we sat in the cabinet room and at the end of the day making a decision, now i want everyone's opinion, and everyone went around the room and only two people were definitive. absolutely certain. leon panetta said go, and bob gates has already publicly said this, don't go. some ended up saying go, but it was such a close call. i joked saying they sound like larry summers, the economist. they said, would you do. there is a 3rd option. i think we should make one more pass with another uav to see if it is sent. the reason is i did not want to take a position to go if that was not where he was going to go. i said i told him my opinion but it would have been a mistake. imagine if i had said don't go or go, and his decision was a different decision undercutting the relationship. so i never on a difficult issue, never say what i think until i go up

at six, our sports fource champion comes from lawton-bronson. i'm brad pautsch with the sports fource morning wrap. >> ben says it's going to be a top 10 day. he's got the details in his forecast after the break. and our pic of the day is up next. << >> << wx timer @ 1:15 we'll see a meteorological triple threat today of sunshine, calm wind, and warm temperatures (in the 70s) this afternoon after starting the day on either side 40 degrees. a subtle frontal boundary will move through late tonight which will bring with it our next punch of northerly wind tomorrow. as a result, highs will dip a bit below 70 degrees before cooling down even more on friday into the 50s. those 50s will allo be preceded by loo temperatures in thee30s friday morning as some areas mmke a run at tte freezing mark by then and saturday morning. some frost is also a decent expectation during this time as highs remain in the 60s a budding photographer sent us today's pic of the day. will gotto sent us this picture. he's a sixth grader at maple valley anthon oto. h hsays he sn