correct. >> after matt killed his former boss, his half brother testified in court that matt told himd used a hacksaw to dismember rickerson. the half brother also said matt threatened to kill both him and his wife unless he gave matt his van to run away. >> he told me mr. rickerson -- he thought mr. rickerson owed him back pay. >> matt took the van to texas, where he abandoned it and then crossed into mexico. it wasn't long before he ran into trouble in that country, killing a man outside of a bar, and then serving nine years in a mexican jail. when he was finally extradited to the u.s. to stand trial on rickerson's murder, the court reportedly installed snipers outside just in case he made a run for it. matt also wore electrodes under his suit in court so guards could shock him if he became unruly. his former girlfriend likely sealed his fate, testifying that he confessed to her he had broken rickerson's neck. she said he told her it was an accident. perhaps just as cunning and dangerous was david sweat. at 35, he is supposed to spend the rest of his life behind bars here for killin

matt and sheila? tonight, 50 pieces of equipment are helping clear the streets of sioux city around the clock. when the city starts snow removal, all of the streets are prioritized. the most important streets are called "priority one", and include streets like floyd boulevard, hamilton boulevard, outer drive, and gordon drive. downtown streets are also considered "priority one" streets. those streets get plowed first. then, there are "priority two" streets... like glen oaks bouelvard, grandview boulevard, peters avenue and stone avenue. other residential streets are handled third. you can get a closer look at this map by clickin on this story at ktiv-dot-com. with winter weather in full force, safety is a big concern around siouxland. ...especially ktiv's tommie clark rode along with a sioux city bus and tommie what did he have to snow-filled streets? matt and sheila, i rode along with rick stewart, who has been driving buses for over 12 years. and with all that experience-- he still emphasizes safety

>> matt: i would largely echo jim. i don't feel like i've heard enough- >> amanda: mmhmm. >> matt: um, you know, poverty is not a simple issue and there's a number of spokes that go in to the whehe of poverty. and we really neededo look at that in a holistic way, with things like minimum wage increases. what are we doing with job outreach and things of that nature? cause most of these folks that are taking advantage of these benefits are working people. they're educated, they just aren't making enough to get by. >> amanda: if i could ask you to maybe speculate a little bit. why is it that politicians and these people running as president of the united states aren't talking about these issues as much as you would like them to? >> jim: well, i think that the truth of t t matter is is that money talks in our political clientele doesn't have money. we don't feed the coffers, they don't feed the coffers of campaigns. they're busy just taking care of their basic needs. >> amanda: right. >> jim: and so, often times don't have

ben: have times for matt spence. not only did their team lose the world series but they had to stay alert to what it said didn't even get a lot of sleep, very tired and sad this morning. juliet: very hung over. kerry drew joins us live from grand central with a reaction. kerry: some were disappointed, hungover and tired, a mixture of all three of those things. what a devastating loss for matt fans, they were hoping for the win, to go back to kansas city to win this whole thing but it didn't happen. the mets were ahead for most of the game and took it to the ninth inning and then it fell apart, the game went into extra innings and the royals won the whole thing. we talked to some mets fans after the game very upset, hoping to win this whole thing, win the world series championship, it just didn't happen, if already looking forward to next year. >> it was a tremendous season, gave it everything they had. >> no one said we are going to go to the world series. you can't put those guys down. they did a great job. >> repor

our questioners matt and laura. matt, you are up first. matt: thank you for coming today. [laughter] i wanted to ask you a little bit about the relevance of the primary. candidates are trying to get bumped in the national polls. so they can be of the national stage. the polls in new hampshire are not rewarding the people right now who are -- you have been there the most. can you talk about the developments new hampshire this year? jennifer horn: sure, thank you so much, thank you for having me. i think the relevance of the new hampshire primary actually is highlighted because of the things that are different with this cycle this year round. i think the idea of deciding who is in and who is out based on national polls does a disservice to new hampshire and to the nation. to the democratic process that we are going through. it is important that these candidates are ranked taste on the voices of people who have actually met them. and that is what is so special about new hampshire. when the candidates are forced to be face to face with real people, mothers whose children have

that's all for matt, tam, karen, david murphy, matt matt matt pellman, eva pilgrim, karen, david murphytt matt matt pellman, eva pilgrim, i'm nydia han, have a great da >>> good morning, america. a major holiday storm hitting the midwest. flash flooding near dallas, one officer washed away during a rescue. snow and ice making roads treacherous. hundreds of flights canceled. and millions more americans on high alert this morning. >>> security scare. this man jumping over the white house fence while the first family celebrates thanksgiving inside. the secret service swarming within seconds, guns drawn. the white house on lockdown. how did he get over the fence? >>> trump in trouble. the republican front-runner accused of mocking a reporter from "the new york times" who is disabled. >> oh, i don't know what i said, i don't remember. >> the newspaper is outraged but trump is not backing down. what he is saying this

matt? -your name is matt, right? -matt: yes, sir. lemonis: who's in charge between the two of them? if the building is burning down, who do you go ask? matt: i call 911. [ laughter ] lemonis: when you have a situation where there's 50/50 partners, you also have 50/50 leaders with no one clearly in charge. what is the total revenue of the business? keith: last year, our revenues were down a little bit. -we did three and a half. -lemonis: $3.5 million? keith: yeah, just over $3.5 million. the two years prior to that, we were $4.3 million and $4.4 million, respectively. lemonis: so, business is down. keith: one of my bigger customers, they slowed down for a couple months. -lemonis: what's the name? -keith: weis markets. lemonis: weis markets? okay. of the $3.5 million, how much do they do a year with you? keith: last year, they were just over $2 million. lemonis: so, more than 50% of your business is one retailer? keith: yeah, last year. lemonis: and if they decide to change vendors, you're toast. keith: yeah, we'd be in a little bit of trouble. lemonis: it's risky for me to invest in

(matt) 50 states, 7 days.. it was an ambitious undertaking, but al roker finished his guinness world record-breaking effort this morning. al arrived back at rockefeller plaza after completing the record for the fastest time to report a weather forecast from all 50 u.s. states. he even included the district of columbia. "rokerthon 2, taking america by storm" followed last year's rokerthon which saw the weatherman present 34 straight hours of weather coverage. (matt) ktiv played a part in rokerthon. on tuesday, our own chief meterologist ron demers waited patiently for al roker's plane to arrive at the sioux falls airport. eventually, al landed.. and the weathercast went on. it was a record feat that also helpededhe group "feeding americic by raising funds to help fight hunger. when we come back....a pair of movies hitting theaters this week are based on true stories. we'll run down the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his lif

matt and sheila? (matt) a gas line break created a potentially dangerous situation on a major sioux city street, this morning. (sheila) construction crews were working on the road when they hit a 2-inch gas line. sioux city fire rescue say there was some gas flowing around 4th and chambers. the area was blocked off for almost an hour. buildings in the area were cleared as a precaution. midamerican energy shut the line down, and worked through the afternoon to fix it. "as far as gas leaks we generally have at least once a month or every other month somebody hits a gas line so it's not common for us, experienced in and we deal with quite a bit," said sioux city fire rescue lieutenant, frank fulton. investigators say there were no injuries. an update, now, to a story we firast brought you last night at ten. after more than ten years of proposals to build the keystone xl pipeline, transcanada wants to temporarily halt its efforts to build the nearly 12- hundred mile structure. in a letter to the state tra

matt devon defeated jack conway -- matt devon defeated jack conway. defeated a soundly pair of marijuana questions. one plan would have cleared the drug for medicinal and recreational use. the other would have control of marijuana farms in the hands of a few investors. the crew of the doomed russian jet had no warning of trouble before it crashed in the tunisian desert. no black boxes include indication of mechanical problems. everyone on board was killed when their airbus crash -- when the airbus crashed saturday. the bodies of 33 victims have been identified. the changing of the guard today as a new prime minister is sworn in. the 43-year-old son of the art is canada second youngest leader ever. as we check on the markets, here is matt miller. breaking newsme on earnings. time warner is out with earnings that beat estimates. .e are looking at $1.25 time warner is just out with earnings, and it has beaten the premarket trading. we see year to date -- we see the 12-month chart of about 3%. after a down day yesterday, we are seeing a bounce with s&p fu

good morning, harold. >> morning, matt. >> and renee amoore, g.o.p.tate official. >> good morning, renee. >> hey, matt. >> all right, so two out of the three governors in our area would welcome more syrian refugees into their respective states. pennsylvania governor wolf and delaware governor markell made the announcement right after the paris attacks. wolf pointed out that we are rescuing syrians who face violence just like what happened in paris and beirut this month. governor christie of new jersey, though, says the u.s. should not accept any more refugees, not even orphans, and when it comes to the opinion of governors nationwide, christie's in the majority, it seems, right now. so, ed, you're our foreign policy analyst. what do you think about this? >> well, this is an emotionally vexing issue, but given the nature of the paris attack, given what we know, not from partisan sources, but from the director of national intelligence and the fbi director about the inability to properly vet the refugees and what isis has declared as an intent and has be

matt and sheila. nbc has agreed to give four republican candidates free time on affiliates three early voting states, including iowa. that's aftft they complained donald trump benefited from appearing as "saturday night live" host earlier this month. today, the network said john kasich, mike huckabee, jim gilmore and lindsey graham will each get about 12 minutes of time to tout their candidacies during prime- time on friday and saturday, and during this week's "saturday night live." the candidates said they deserved the time to counter trump's appearance in a non-news setting, based on federal equal time provisions. the u-s state department is warning travelers of the increased risk to americans traveling abroad. an updated travel alert was issued today because of increased terrorist threats overseas. it says terrorist groups like isis, al-qaeda, and boko haram are planning attacks in multiple regions. the alert advises american citizens, who travel, to avoid crowds and be vigilant in public places. t

(matt) but what about our weekend? chief meteorlogist ron demers joins us with our first look at the forecast at 5. temperatures were closer to average today but we knew we couldn't continue with the warmth that the first few days of november brought us. tonight will be cool with a lot of us seeing lows dip into the upper 20s to around 30 degrees. then tomorrow will be quite a bit like what we saw today with better warming on sunday as a stronger south wind kicks up. (matt) the sioux gateway airport has options once again for which airline will be providing air service starting may of next year. (sheila) friday, the u-s department of transportation announced that united airlines and american airlines have both submitted bids. american asks for just under one million, 300- thousand dollars from the federal government annually to continue services at sioux gateway. american airlines has operated at the airport under the eas program since april 2012, replacing delta airlines. its most recent contact expires april 30th of

(matt) it sure was a gloomy day today. so what about the rest of the work week? (sheila) chief meteorlogist ron demers joins us with our first look at the forecast at 5. rain moved through early today (with even some rumbles of thunder) and then we e ayed gloomy, drizzly, and foggy. rain will be on the increase again tonight andndood chances of rain, and maybe even some thunderstorms, will last through the day on tuesday. chances of showers will continue into tuesday night and wednesday before we start to clear out some later in the afternoon on wednesday. temperatures will be trending downward with tomorrow being the warmest of the days to come as we'll all still be in the 50s. thanks. (matt) an iowa business has to rebuild after a semi crashed through its building. (sheila) the owner of faust millwork and cabinetry in dyersville says she got a call this morning around six o'clock saying a semi from across the street rolled into her business. she says it'll cost thousands to fix. no one was injured in the incident. the business owner says their insurance will he

>> you are right, matt. there is intelligence that may not mean anything, but after going back, may be important to the network. to syria and iraq, but this will largely be a french-focused cell. these are people who understood french culture. i think because there might not have been international ties with the guidance and control we used to see in al qaeda plots, it makes it that much harder for the french agencies to detect, but the u.s. and u.k. and other allied organizations that have a global footprint. >> i think i know what you will say to this, michael, but richard mentioned at the end of his spot about the killing of jihadi john. the notorious isis executioner. it happens on the same day, but i'm assuming you don't think the two are related. >> i really don't. there's too much planning behind this attack for it to be directly linked. there was long-term planning thinking about the soccer game all of that suggests a longer timeline. that makes you concerned about why wasn't it detected? and the que

(ron) matt and shiela after speaking with mr. roker he said this was certainly a crazy it sure was a great start to the work week. how long will it stick around? ben's full forecast is coming up after the nbc "today" show weatherman al roker is trying to set a world record by broadcasting a weather forecast in all 50 states. if you're just getting home headline. our cameras are in sioux falls, tonight, where roker's plane is scheduled to touch down at any moment. he'll forecast the weather... and our own ron demers will be there to meet him. a group that led the push to oust the president of the university of missouri system has achieved its goal -- and now it says it wants a say in choosing his replacement. tim wolfe announced today that he was stepping down amid criticism of his handling of racial issues. and... it's less than 48 hours away from the fourth g-o-p presidential debate in milwaukee, wisconsin. the main debate is set to begin at eight p-m and will feature the top eight republican presidential candidates. that's a lo

. >> matt still and ginny joyner of locust grove, georgia, start dating in the fall of 2010., matt already knows that ginny is the one for him. >> we were having dinner. at my house. that i'd made for her. >> he did the whole thing, the candles, the rose petals and had his roommate dress up in a three-piece suit and act like our waiter. >> she fell out of her chair and when she got up, she said, oh, my gosh, matt, i feel like i'm in a movie. and i said, no, we're going to make the movies jealous. >> making the movies jealous. it's a spontaneous thought that immediately takes root in matt's head. >> that night i had a dream that i was going to marry this girl and i dreamed up the whole proposal and it just stuck from that day. >> his dream to surprise ginny with a marriage proposal by way of a movie trailer. it's an ambitious idea, one that matt knows he can't pull off by himself, so he contacts friend and local video whiz michael mueller to help make his dream a reality. >> i'm thinking just some bullet points that i'd like to do this. but it was a script. like you had to sig

(matt) robert thanks. as rob mentioned, city plows have been working hard to stay ahead of the storm, today. (sheila) they're working 24/7 to get the job done. ktiv's tommie clark spoke with those drivers today. tommie, schedules seem to go out the window when a big storm hits. matt and sheila, i spoke with drivers who say it's more than a job. they work 7 a-m to 7 p- m...or vise versa. there's almost 50 pieces of snow equipment in the sioux city streets department, with 18 of those being the spreader trucks. they drop salt and sand and have blades to plow those streets. they're the ones first on the streets and last on the streets. the sioux city streets superintendant says they're a special bunch and hard workers. "they're out there on the nights, they're out there on the weekends, they're out there on the holidays- time away from their family and friends and events so i think highly of them," said sioux city streets superintendent, ed pickens. he says teamwork is big for their department. i rode around

>> joe: the numbers for matt harvey, 111 pitches. talked his way back outhere for the ninth and even after the leadoff walk stayed in to give up the rbi double to hosm. and now it is moustakas who's t a hittonight. tying run at second with nobody out in the ninth inning. >> harold: moustakas' job here, get the man to third. >> joe: two blown saves in this world series for familia. ball one outside. three saves in a world series. it wasn't easy last night when he came in and it is not easy tonight. tying run at second, nobodyut and the royals are doing their thing in the ninth inning. 2-0. >> harold: he is trying to pound that ball away for that same thing in was talking about, make sure you don't get that runner to third base. >> tom: that's right. flores would be typically closer to third base, and trying to hook this ball to the right side. >> joe: to the righthtside, runner goes to third. one out. moustakas does his job. here's the reaction by terry collins after the double by hosmer. a stomp o of the foot, reaction by matt harvey

nydia han joins us along with matt pellman and david murphy.appy thanksgiving. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving. we're off to a chilly start. you can see the performer also dressed in their coats. that's a good idea for parade viewers early on. we'll get a decent amount of sunshine. the cloud sweeping in are high and thin we'll see the sun breaking through. 40 degrees in philadelphia. 29 in allentown. below freezing in reading and millville. 35 in trenton and wilmington at this early hour, wind are not strong in fact they are calm currently in philadelphia and really not expected to be much of a factor. the balloons are all getting inflated at inflation station down on the parkway right now. 44 degrees by 9:00 a.m. as we move to the end of the parade it will be close to 60. we'll see a high of 63 that's at 3:00 p.m. clear skies and a few clouds marching through. above average temperatures later on. when i step inside, matt pellman we'll talk about home e -- we'll talk about tomorrow, it will be milder. >> reporter: we're gearing up with the dunk

(matt) thanks jeremy. to get the very latest on the roads around siouxland, you can ind them at ktiv-dot-com. under the "weather" tab you will see "road reports." from there you can click on iowa, nebraska, or south dakota for the very latest road conditions. (matt) the timing of this storm will be key for folks who have to get to, and from, work and school tomorrow. (sheila) chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us with the latest on who's in the storm's path, and how much snow we can expect. weather ad-lib winter storm warning for central siouxland friday winter storm watch for far northern & southern siouxland friday winter weather advisory for holt county friday the good news is that the sun returned today, the bad news is that so did the wind. gusts in some communities went over 50 miles per hour making it feel colder than the temps in the 40s showed. today was just an inconvenience, though, compared to the winter friday. snow will start developing during the morning hours and likely become heavier fr

matt and savannah. >> erica hill in paris. thank you. >> let's go to nbc's chief correspondent bill neely at the soccer stadium in the coordinated attacks. bill, what is the situation there? >> reporter: good morning, savannah. this is one of the modern symbols of france. a carefully chosen target. national soccer stadium where two suicide bombers blew themselves up yards from where i am at gate j. 80,000 people in the stadium when at 19:32 into the game, there was an explosion. you can hear it on the audio. the announcer thought it was reworks. it was heard by millions of people watching on television around france and inside the stadium. there it is by the president ha ancois ho ande. hemy was hastily evacuated from the stadium as two more explosions rang out. the exact casualty figure unclear. one civilian dead.sthree others dead. they may be the suihede bombers, still unclear. arouco 50lpeople injured. some of them seriously. the game remarkably continued. the fans often most did not realize what ha

(matt) and, i'm matt breen. chances are you've seen men, in all walks of life, growing out their moustaches, and beards, this month. (sheila) it's part of a movement to raise awareness, and money, for cancer. the movement is very personal for woodbury county's sheriff. ktiv's robert lowe explains << men sporting beards and women wearing jeans is the november norm at the woodbury county sheriff's office. "this is our third year doing it," said woodbury co. sheriff dave drew. "everybody is somehow affected by cancer." including woodbury county sheriff, dave drew. on veterans day 12 years ago, the man at the top, quickly hit the bottom after hearing... "when the doctor came in and told us there was a large mass, you could have knocked me over with a feather," said sheriff drew. his son, josh, just 16 at the time, was diagnosed with testicular cancer. "you have to tell your son, i'd rather get my butt kicked in a bar fight," said sheriff drew. incredibly hard for anyone to especially one who dedicates his life to pr

now, we are back with tom henderson and matt --matt strawn . tom, let's start with you again. does hillary clinton have a new hampshire problem in the name of bernie sanders? tom: well, she won new hampshire last time. but i think a lot of things can occur between now and the iowa caucuses. once those are over it will influence what happens in new hampshire. i think those numbers are interesting, but they are just cap shots about where the i still anticipate whitewater in january were those numbers will change area steve: do you expect hillary clinton just to roll through the nomination? tom: not right now. i still expect that martin o'malley will emerge and you will see him taking a bigger number at the time of the caucus. steve: why hasn't he gotten any traction? he seems like he might appeal to a lot of people. tom: the quinnipiac poll shows that too many people have not gotten a chance to know him yet. it's about getting around the state and having people get to know him. he's an outstanding candidate. every activist that has met him is like him. i have not met a single pe

here is matt miller. matt: we are looking at little change on futures. you can see s&p futures and dow futures down slightly, nasdaq futures showing a tiny gain. we will get the big jobs number, and that will determine the direction of the market today. take a look at the bloomberg terminal, and you can see what futures are predicting as far as what janet yellen is going to do with the jobs number. right now, a 56% chance of a rate hike in december. that is unchanged from yesterday, up about 20% from a month ago. look at the front end of the curve. that is where investors are expected to move the most. rise to i two-year think a four-year high yesterday. now you are seeing a little bit of buying, so the yield is coming down, 0.83%. . also want to look at valeant we will continue to talk about it -- right now gaining a little bit. even in the worst-case scenario, it is worth 25% more than this price right here -- rather, yesterday's closing price. the analyst said even if the ceo steps down and the company is sold, it is worth over 100 lovers per share. s

betty: matt miller, thank you at the markets desk.janet yellen, these are big ticket items that investors have, and a look at how the market may react as we head into the final month of the year and the last few minutes of the trading day, and i want to -- oliver.l of her jobs are important, so there is always some volatility there. think, i would make the argument that the ecb could relevant tobe more u.s. investors than the job market, and just looking at the certainty with which people are predicting this will happen, so there will probably be more stimulus put on the table. economists are saying that. ver: if the ecb puts more on the table, it brings more divergence, and that will continue to accentuate some of the issues we have had with the dollar and some of the companies in the u.s. with their earnings, but what is also interesting is my editor sent me this, and this is the european volatility versus the vix. you have to wonder why this is, and i think what could potentially happen is with this certainty being expected in term

matt and sheila? if you wouldldike to support the landen family, there will be a fundraiser for the landen project tomorrow. it will be at the orpheum theatre in downtown sioux city. there is a social at 5:30 p-m. starting at seven, there will be a special nest." it's an in-depth documentary on landen's 101st airborne division event is free but is open to donations. if you have too much candy laying around the house after halloween, there's a way to share the treats while giving to a good cause. ktiv's sam curtiss joins us live at the lilly family dentistry where they are having a candy buy- back. sam, what can you tell us? matt and sheila...i'm joined now by amanda wink, a dental assistant with lilly family dentistry. after a few days of warm colder around siouxland. chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us now to tell us more. despite morning clouds and fog, we saw enough sunshine and a powerful enough south wind to send a lot of our highs back into the 70s today. changes start to come our way tomor

(matt) ktiv's robert lowe is live in sioux city outside floyd boulevard. robert, what's it like right now? i've been outside for the past few hours and the main thing is the snow is really starting to pick up. the plow trucks are having a hard time keeping up with mother nature. the main thing i'm seeing is cars skidding. even behind me on floyd a fairly flat road--sedans sports cars, suvs all sliding around. joining me to talk about these conditions is jeremy mcclure from the scpd. jeremy, thanks for joining us. 1) what's the biggest piece of advice you have to drivers on the road? 2) you've been doing this for a long time, how does this compare to the traditional first snowfall's of the season? 3) what in particular stands out from today? how serious have you seen a number of accidents already? 4)clearly, staying off the roads is the safest thing you can do, but if you have to travel tonight. how can one prep for that? 5) the city obviously doing all they can to salt the roads and plow the roads, but why is it so important to drive slowly? thanks, jeremy

(matt) coming up tonight on news 4 at six... one korean war veteran spoke at an event and shared his story with ktiv's sam cuuitss. (sheilil) and...like something from a movie. bututor one siouxland couple, it's real life. ktiv's tiffany lane has their story tonight on news 4 at six. (-- let's check in one more time with ron. tonight: rain/snow mix early. wind! low: 34 wind: nw 30-45 mph tomorrow: sunny but windy. high: 49 wind: nw 25-40 mph anks for joining us s r news channel four livivat five. 're back again at sisi testtest testt test test te >>> sttonight, the crash horror caught on camera. the moment of a jet careened into an apartment building exploding. among the dead are seven people from one company. what happened in the terrifying final seconds. >>> blizzard and tornado warnings, a wild mix of weather threatening 60 million people. some taking shelter as ferocious storm barrels across the country. >>> nbc news exclusive, an unarmed man died while restrained in police custody, tasered over and over again by three polic

matt miller? matt: john chambers? stephanie: incorrect. the artist behind the song. , thank you jackson for joining us. matt, you are not moving, and neither are you, cory. we will talk a lot more about cisco with their ceo, chuck robbins. .nd also, federica marchionni she wants to bring in younger, cooler customers. we will find out if that is happening. friday, this businessman went to detroit. this is unfair. david westin is going to know the answer. are we going to do a new jersey one next week? he graduated in 1961, first invested in real estate at the age of 20. tweet us your answers, or you thesend us your answer on bloomberg terminal, "bloomberg ." cory, is that you? that is amazing. i do not know what is better, cut, orsses, that butt the fact that your collar is up a little bit. that is amazing. i cannot wait for the commercial break because i need to use so many words that i cannot use on television to talk about that picture. "bloomberg ." we will be back in two. ♪ stephanie: welcome back to "bloomberg ." today we h

matt harvey was rolling. we saw the shot of the pitching coach going to matt harvey after he got out of the top of the eighth inning saying that's it. and matt harvey said no way, i'm going back out there. terry collins was talked out of the move. and now harvey goes back out for the top of the ninth. a leadoff walk, then hosmer with an rbi double. harvey comes out. familia comes in. and mike moustakas moved him over, scores on the ground ball to third, he took off when david wright threw to first. bad throw by duda who could have ended the game with a good throw, and the aggression by but scoring the tying run with a heads up good base running has lead to this. >> tom: this, christian colon hasn't batted this postseason. what a time to take your first postseason at bat this postseason. >> joe: here it is. first chance in the postseason for colon. infield in. dyson who can fly at third. strike one. royals already lifted the catcher, salvador perez, for dyson. they have 20-year-old mondesi. infield is way in.

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matt? >> i'll take this, thank you matt. >>> police released dash camera video of a 30-mile 20 minute chase through new york and new jersey. 45-year-old david compos stabbed a woman to death and took off. his car was spotted on the palisades parkway near fort lee. he was weaving on the shoulder and between cars up to speeds at 90 miles per hour. they arrested him when he got stuck in the traffic jam. >> the pennsylvania state trooper who was shot during the police chase on the vine street expressway is happy to be home on thanksgiving. new viewer video shows the standoff involving trooper pat casey. drivers were washing from their -- catching from their cars -- watching from their cars feet away with police officers and their guns drawn. the shooter faces attempted murder and other charges. officer casey said he feels okay. >> reporter: feeling okay? >> much better. >> reporter: pretty hairy experience, huh? >> you could say that. >> reporter: happy to be going home for thanksgiving. >> ver

(matt) still to come.... members of a siouxland indian tribe okay a measure that could put them in the marijuana business. the legal roadblock that lies ahead... is next. (sheila) a shocking twist in the mysterious shooting death of a police officer from illinois. (matt) his death lead an in intensive manhunt for the killers. but, murdered. (s/ commander george filenko / lake c cnty major crimes task force :xx - :xx) "we've determined this staged suicide was the end result of extensive criminal acts that gliniewicz had been committing." after a call to police dispatch investigators believe the 30-year veterans shot himself twice. he embezzled thousands of dollars from a youth program. the entire community of fox lake stunned by the revelations. . (s/ leroy richard marre/ fox lake resident neighbor 1:12 - 1:32) "it was unbelievable. gi joe went form hero to a criminal. it's sad. i can imagine how his family feels right now. they have my sympathy." two other people are being in connection withthhe case. the oba

first, let's go to matt miller. matt: good afternoon.down across the board, but the indexes have come back considerably from a drop lower around lunchtime

matt and sheila... students at morningside elementary are having a robotics scrimmage as part of their stem program. << >> the wind picked up as temps stayed up for us again today with most of our highs getting into the 70s. but the republicans... they want to go back to letting the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support refinancing student debt. we've got to get this economy working for the vast majority of americans, not just for those at the top. that's what i intend to do as president. these winds will usher in some low level moisture into northwest iowa tonight which will provide a bit more cloud cover and perhaps some patchy fog which will keep lows in the 50s. once the clouds break up a bit tomorrow we'll see another mild and breezy day with highs in the low 70s. then we'll see some changes as showers, and maybe a thunderstorm, move in for thursday with temperatures starting to head expected t

(matt) coming up tonight on news 4 at sisi.. we have more detatas on an explsion that sent three men to the hospita ktiv's tiffany lane has the story for tonight. (sheila) and, prison tour: we travel to springfield, south dakota to get a close up look at a state facility for more than 14-hundred inmates. the programs in place to help them transition back into society. (matt) a group of penguins in a denmark zoo tried to escape their enenosure... but forget all about t covering their tracks. (sheila) the penguins were recently filmed waddling down a hallway at the odense zoo in central denmark in what officials say looked like an attempt at escape. the zoo posted the video on youtube last week. the zoo jokingly said "perhaps our penguins have seen the penguins of madagascar too much". let's check in one more time with ron. tonight: clearing skies. low: 27 wind: w 15-25 mph tomorrow: mostly sunny and very ndy! high: 44 wind: : 20-35 mpmp thanksksor joining us for nene five. we're back again at six. >>> breaking news tonight. isis

matt, shelia. (sheila) thanks sam. (matt) robert thanks. city plows have been working hard to stay ahead of the storm, today. (sheila) they're working 24/7 to get the job done. they work 12-hour shifts... 7 a-m to 7 p-m... and then 7 p-m to 7 a-m. there are almost 50 pieces of snow equipment in the sioux city streets department, with 18 of those being the spreader trucks. they drop salt, and sand... and have blades to plow those streets. they're the ones first on the streets and last on the streets. the sioux city streets "they're out there on the nights, they're out there on the weekends, they're out there on the holidays- me away from their f fily and friends and events so o think highly of them," said sioux city streets superintendent, ed pickens. he says teamwork is big for their department. the driver we followed, today, has plowed sioux city's streets for 5-years. so, this isn't his first winter storm. "the hardest part is just tryinin to make e it where people cacaget around that's the hardest t tng for me and everybody has such a bi

matt's 12-year-old son j.d. tags along for the adventure. >> it was a great bonding time with me and my dad. we had been quail hunting the whole day, and we were pretty much done. >> they were trying to get some kind of reflective b roll of matt walking through the field at the end of the hunt. >> suddenly an unexpected guest start makes an appearance. >> i just looked up and i saw this quail flying right at me. >> coming at you, coming at you. >> my dad shifts the gun to his left hand. >> and i instinctively threw my hand up and caught it. >> oh, my god. >> i just got that on camera. >> sweet catch. >> believe it or not, what went through my head was i just did something that my grand kids are going to talk about. >> if i hadn't seen it with my own eyes, i would have never believed it. >> that was cool. >> no one is going to believe this. i don't believe it and i'm watching it right now. >> kind of our first reaction was when we realized one of the camera guys caught it on film was we got to get this thing on y

matt, he is more muscular than i thought. but i haven't seen ted without his shirt on. what do i know? >> you don't know much evidently. he is a stud and a half. i was thinking he can draw his deltoids as large as he wants. he can sue the guy who punched him. >> he is the suing type? >> he is definitely the cry baby type. >> i think, tom, he is one of the premiere debaters. who wouldn't want to go toe to toe with obama? it would only raise his stature. >> he would sue them. he is a harvard law guy. he is calling on another harvard law guy. i love when the harvard law guys get bad as. the tattoo should have been raising hell and lowering taxes. that would have been better. the tank top he is wearing in the cartoon, did he go to elton john's garage sale? i don't know where he got that. >> it does look rather euro, doesn't it? >> he doesn't look tough. carly fiorina is tougher than he is and he would get knocked out shadow boxing. >> it looks a little erotic. >> don't you want to see these two guys go at it? >> that's the thing. it would be all flash and no fists, okay? th

(matt) instead, schools stayed in session. and, as snow fell, and local roads went from bad to worse, some students were stuck at schools waiting for parents to pick them up. others were on school buses that slowly made stops until after dark. in a statement, gausman said decisions, like this one, are among the "most second- guessed and criticized calls" he makes. and, gausman admitted thut sometimes he "makes decisions at are better than others." but, gausman defended his decision. he said the "weather is not only challenging at times, it is constantly changing." and, on friday, gausman said the "timing of the storm was constantly changing." that led to his decision to finish the school day. gausman also pointed out the school policy that allows parents and guardians to pick up their child, at any time, on any day, if they feel it's unsafe for their student to be in school because of the weather. you can read gausman's full statement, for yourself, by going to ktiv-dot-com, and clicking on this story. much of sioux center, io

. >> david is off, karen rogers is here, matt pellman is tracking the roads. >> reporter: we're looking at storm tracker 6 live double scan, looks like we're getting sprinkles in dover, delaware, not reechtion ground -- reaching ground just yet. we're getting lots of clouds, they will thicken through the day. you can see the rain down to the south. that will impact us overnight tonight and tomorrow. wet day coming tomorrow, today is a day of transition, it's cool and lots of clouds, 37 degrees in in philadelphia. 31 in reading, below freezing in allentown, too. 27 degrees. a little better in millville and sea isle city, you're at 41. it's making it feel extra chilly as you head outside. the high 48 degrees, 9:00 a.m., 40 degrees, lots of high clouds, a few peeks of sunshine. noon, 37, the clouds lowering and thickening through the day. cloudy at 3:00 p.m. and 47. 6:00 p.m., 46 degrees, i have future tracker 6 standing by and i'll tell you when the rain hits, matt. >> reporter: okayy dokey. , karen. i-95 no delays. this is the vine street expressway, no overnight construction here, every

nydia. >> thank you, matt. new this morning a big thanksgiving surprise for people in upstate new york. when a blimp had to make an emergency landing. and the blimp was forced to land at a school because of windy conditions and it had been playing for three hours from the macy's thanksgiving day parade and on the way to refuel the winds picked up and pilot made a decision to land in a large field. there were two people on board and they're okay. >> also new at least two people dead and 19 injured including two firefighters because of deadly brush fires in australia a number of fires are burping forth of adalade they enjoyed 16 homes and forever help red firefighters are battling blazes. >> an uninvited guest at the white the house a man with blue shirt white pants and wrapped in american flag jumped fence on the lawn at the white house yesterday and raised his hands in victory after making it over the fence the secret service arrested the man who was ortly inside. >> presidents of franch and russia reached an a

matt and tam i'll tell you who wins on this deal.ll those marriott and starwood hotel rewards members, they win. >> yes, they do. >> i bet you you might be one of them maribel. [laughter] >> i was just saying that actually. >> big smile. >> even flying a city where there's already a lot of marriotts, now you might have better locations. >> storm tracker6 live double scan and we've got no precipitation out there. taking a look outside, lots of sun getting ready to come up over the horizon. the center city sky scrapers this morning in red white and blue, not for america as we often see these colors say on the fourth of july or veterans day but this is looking like a tribute to france just like we're seeing around the world this week. 48 degrees in philadelphia right now. 38 in allentown. so, starting out very chilly across the region. similar to yesterday morning. the difference is that this morning the winds are a little bit more noticeable so bundle up a bit and maybe hunch those shoulders as you walk to the bus or just get in the ca

thank you for the sound effects matt.e'll find out what it's looking like in terms of weather we're going to be above -- whether we'll be above average or below average temperature-wise which could affect the snowfall amounts. we'll take a stab at that tomorrow night at 11:00. >> should we leave money and baked goods on her desk to bribe her to say it's going to be a mild glinted because she controls it. >> 5:11. still ahead following a developing story. a horrific scene in ohio where a small plane crashed into an apartment building. the aftermath was caught on camera. >> cameras caught a disturbing encounter between a florida police officer and a student. the cop slammed the child to the ground. karen. >> i warned you about this a few minutes ago but the tacony palmyra bridge now up for a southbound ship. head to the betsy ross bridge instead. we're watching traffic stop right now. we've got a new accident in the city and a look at 309 coming. >> i cannot imagine you with long hair but groupon is offering something where