rebo's, on historic fourth street, also opened it's doors on thanksgiving. they served thanksgiving dinner to whomever couldn't afford their own dinner on the holiday. many of the volunteers for the dinner were actually customers. rebos says they are interested in doing another thanksgiving dinner next year. with thanksgiving leftovers still cooling on the counter, shoppers headed out to brave black friday shopping a day early. a number of local stores offered shoppers a chance to grab great deals on thursday night. some shoppers told us that the time change-- from friday morning, to thursday afternoon-- actually calmed the normally crazy crowds. adele has a big annocement that's making a lot of people pretty happy. plus -- adam sandler updated the chanukah song. you won't believe who he mentions. mary moloney has the info in today's hollywood minute. << "hello, it's me (laughs)" adele is going on tour. the superstar singer annnnnced the details in a facebook message to fans. but before you get too excited -- listen up. adele's isn't coming to the u-s -- she

sheila, rebos hosted a thanksgiving dinner for the first time. and it was only open for community members in need of a good meal. << "there you go" (nat pop) thanksgiving is a time to come together with family and friends. but on thursday, a group of strangers were able to celebrate the day "i feel like we celebrate thanksgiving every day, you know," said shelly pratt, a volunteer for the rebos dinner. "why not on this day give to people that are really in need." rebos, a restaurant in downtown sioux city, opened its doors to those who might not be able to afford their own thanksgiving dinner. "i'm inside, warm, meeting around good people who care," said william dufek, a sioux city resident. "i like this place a lot. the food has been fantastic. you can't beat this, no way, no how." su "people eating here today say, it's not only a great way to have a nice meal, but it's also a nice way to celebrate the holidays with others." "it's good because i see a lot of people i haven't seen in a long time and it's kinda nice," said misty rodriquez, a sioux

trying to make it more into a community growth issue and more than rebo's. rebo's is just the vehicle that's allowing us to have a community gathering. 3 although they are no longer in need of food donations, the restaurant is asking for people to donate their time to help out for the event. 3 3 northwest iowa's u- s congressman says he's made his decision who to support in the 2016 republican primaries."the candidate i'll be endorsing knows how to act when its time act. i believe, ted cruz is the candidate who is the answer to my prayers, a candidate whom god will use e restore the soul of america."king has expressed support for cruz's positions several times so far this campaign season... but this is the first time he's committed to supporting the candidate. 3 coming up after the break, the siouxland's most wanted again.who's back off the street, and who marshals need your help locating this week after the break... plus: 3 "willis on cam: the free markets sending the paris terrorists a clear message on monday. i'm gerri willis with the fox business network

trying to make it more into a community growth issue and more than rebo's. rebo's is just the vehicle that's allowing us to have a community gathering. 3 although they are no longer in need of food donations, the restaurant is asking for people to donate their time to help out for the event. 3 3 northwest iowa's u- s congressman says he's made his decision who to support in the 2016 republican primaries."the candidate i'll bebeendorsing knows how to act when its time act. i i believe, ted cruzuzs the candidate who is the answer to my prayers, a candidate whom god will use to restore the soul of america."king has expressed support for cruz's positions several times so far this campaign season... but this is the first time he's committete to supporting the canndate. 3 3 new developments in the investigation into friday's deadly terror attack in paris.our scott thuman has more on the day's developments... as investigators hunt for a former *refugee* believed to be involved in the bloodshed. 3 much of the talk here today, in paris is about what to do next, how a

"you know ii rebos is doing this because a lot of money to do it." there was a tradititial thanksgiving meal offered, and all of it was donated to the restaurant. volunteers came from around the community to help the restaurant's cause. "we're close, we're a pretty close family too so we knew that we could still do something like this and yet we're still all together," said heather rees, a co-owner at rebos. and on thanksgiving, the rebos family was just a little bibilarger with all those that joined them.>> many of the volunteers for the dinner were actually customers. rebos says they are interested in doing another thanksgiving dinner next year. a couple from the east coast extremely thankful on this thanksgiving. a stranger answered a life-or-death plea from a women's family online. why he reached out straight a pennsylvania man turned to facebook when his wife needed a kidney donor. and, he was surprised by one man's response. ali gorman reports. 32-year-old nina saria of egg harbor township says she wasn't comfortable at first with her husband k

"[we] come here to eat a lot, love rebos and we heard about this generous endeavor on fabook. we'll our family feels very fortunate and blessed and so i brought some butter and water and also a doantion from our neighbors," said smith. local schools in the sioux city area will volunteer to serve the crowd as three to four hundred people are expected to attend. "from what i heard, the e up kitchen [is] going to be closed. from there we said, 'hey we have all this space and have people that are willing and wanting to do this," said rees. heather says since opening up the restaurant, this is something that her and her family have always wanted to do. now that they have the space and the help, the timing couldn't be any more perfect. open on thanksgiving from 11 am to 2 pm. heather and her family plans on making this a tradition for years to come. reporting lili in studio, brbr bell abc 9 news. jenna: an update this evening, after an explosion that occured in lytton iowa last night. jenna: the sac county sheriff's office has identified the three men were injured that explosion at

a few blocks away on historic fourth street, rebo's was also open for a special thanksgiving meal for the homeless and those in need.the staff there served up food donated earlier this month to about 300 people. 3 "the majority of the meals, the food. hams, turkey, bread and stuff. we made all the potatoes ourself, the dressing the majority of the food, ninety percent of the food, was donated by people in sioux city. that's a great, great thing to happen"rebo's says all the food leftover from today's meal will be donated *to* the gospel mission. 3 3 what better way to get in the holiday spirit than with christmas music? "......."christmas in the sioux too cd is hitting sioux city on december 11th. this is the second holiday compilation of christmas music. it features all sioux city musicians. proceeds from the cd will benefit toys for tots and casa, or court appointed special advocates group for children. the release party will take place december 11th at the marina inn. 3 "they wanted to do a benefit cd for the charity, but also put out christmas music kind of different than it had b

"[we] come here to eat a lot, love rebos and we heard about this generous endeavor on facebook. we'll our and so i brought some butter and water and also a doantion from our neighbors to help with the meal," said smith. local schools in the sioux city area will volunteer to serve the crowd as three to four hundred people are expected to attend. "from what i heard, the soup kitchen [is] going to be closed. from there we said, 'hey we have all this space and we have people that are willing and wanting to do this," said rees. heather says since opening up the restaurant, this is something that her and her family have always wanted to do. now that they have the space and the help, the timing couldn't be any more perfect. stephanie/wxcdl: heather and her family say they plan on making this a tradition for years to come jack/wxcdl chief meteorologist brad edwards is here now... brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. "now, we are iowa's most accurate edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxc: wel

of the best food in a warm environment catered by people who care about other people," said dulfek rebos opened their thanksgiving and served a multitude of people in the siouxland area, many of which have witnessed hard times. volunteers the large number of feel welcomed and at home. donations from weeks prior food, but to provide gloves, and toiletry bags. there was lots of conversation and laughter. countless number of people attitude for aditude. "it is a breath of fresh ai you know...that we can races and have a tually being mean to one another. i think th it's a blessing all together," said "i absolutely love this and i actually don't want to leave right now cause i can stay here and get another plate of which i've already been having way too much fun," said dulfek. the thank yous came volunteers and owner heather rees, appreciation moved outcome was exactly what she anticipated. "i knew that it would but just walalng around and t tking seeing the kids...it's emotional," said rere. bria: great turnout and the way to heather's walked outside in who was waiting in the cold for a near

rebo's opened it's doors ...for free. we'll take you there... right after the break. scott: cold black friday, nice weekend, and a mess on monday! abc9 news this morning... with ... jessica rae... and meteorologist this is abc9 news this out on the kings pointe storm lake and port neal welding company sky cams hd. temperatures are cold... in the teens! that's 15 to 20 degrees colder than we were this time yesterday! winds are breezy, out of the north. today, expect much more sunshine than yesterday... mostly sunny skies. temperatures colder than normal all day, only making it to the upper 20s, perfect to be in stores all day! our has pushed east, clouds are clearing behind it. stormcast hd has high pressure in place. that will help clear out our skies today, but usher in colder air. tonight, another cold night with just a few clouds. tomorrow, we start to lose that colder air and get closer to our end of november normal temperatures, still lots of sunshine. sunday, we increase clouds as we get ready for our next system that will likely bring snow on monday. 7-day is c

a few blocks away on historic fourth street, rebo's was also open for a special thanksgiving meal for the homeless and those in need.the staff there served up food nated earlier r this montntto about 300 people. 3 "the majority of the meals, the food. hams, turkey, bread and stuff. we made all the potatoes ourself, the dressing ourself, stuffing whatever. the majority of the food, ninety percent of the food, was donated by people in sioux city. that's a great, great thing to happen"rebo's says all the food leftover from today's meal will be donated *to* the gospel mission. 3 3 what better way to get in the holiday spirit than with christmas music? "......."3 christmas in the sioux too cd is hitting sioux city on second holiday compilation of christmas music. it features all sioux city musicians. proceeds from the cd will benefit toys for tots and casa, or court appointed special advocates group for children. the release party will take place december 11th at the marina inn. 3 "they wanted to do a benefit cd for the charity, but also put out christmas music kind of different than it ha

jessica rae: rebos will be open on thanksgiving from 11 am to 2 pm. heather and her family plan on making this a tradition for years to come. jeica rae: about two weeks ago we learned both american and united airlines were applying for federal assistance to offer 2 flights a day from sioux city. we now know the sioux city airport board prefers the u-s d-o-t offer the service to united airlines. uniteds essential air seseice bid was roughly 900- thousand dollars less than what american is proposing. united's e-a-s proposal also pinted an additional connection to denver could be added at a later date. ultimately adding service to an additional hub would allow for even better access for siouxland travelers. american's current agreement at sioux gateway y expires in aprilil -16. for more o othis story... ju head to siouxland matters dot com. jessica rae: thousands of airport workers across the country are going on strike. and it's causing some panic for holiday travelers workers at airports from chicago, new york, boston, newark liberty, and fort lauderda

rebo's was also open for a special thanksgiving meal for the homeless and those in need. the staff there served donated food to about 300 people. 3 "the majority of the meals, the food. hams, turkey, bread and stuff. we made all the stuff. we made all the potatoes ourself, the dressing ourself, stuffing whatever. the majority of the food, ninety pepeent of the food, was donated by y people isioux city. that's a great, great thing to happen"rebo's says all the food leftover from yesterday's meal will be donated *to* the gospel mission. 3 and... of course... what would thanksgiving be without football. up in minneapolis... construction crews just finished a huge milestone at the new vikings stadium. finishing up installingng ate of the art roof. as reporter pat kessler shows us... there's nothing like it in north america. 3 the most striking feature on the iconic us bank stadium is something you look right through. literally." ... ..." instead of a 1990s style retractable roof (which most nfl stadiums rarely open) the vikings are using a revolutionary design that is so ligh

rebo's was also open for a special thanksgiving meal for the homeless and those in need. the staff there served donated food to about 300 people. 3 "the majority of the meals, the food. hams, , rkey, bread and stuff. we e de all the 3 potatoes ourself, the dressing ourself, stuffing whatever. the majority of the food, ninety percent of the food, was donated by people in sioux city. that's a great, great thing to happen"rebo's says all the food leftover from yesterday's meal will be donated *to* the gospel mission.that's all for now... have a great day! made a sudden landing on a baseball long island, new york full of homes. there were all around, people rushed to help grab the lines to secure that airship. the blimp flew over new york's thanksgiving day parade and was heading back to refuel when dangerous winds unexpectedly picked up and forcing the pilot welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> coming up in this half hour, he was held prisoner in cuba for five years. now alan gross is enjoying the holidays with his family. ahead, in a preview of sunday's's "60 minutes," h

rebos restaurant downtown will serve dinner from now to 2 pm ... and the gospel mission on bluff street will also serve their traditional thanksgiving meal. jessica rae: after the break... pumpkin pie in a drinkable form, that recipe when howard has an adult twist on recipe... take a look happy thanksgiving. whether you're the one cooking today, or you'll be simply enjoying the share a last minute idea that is so good and easy it's got a pretty good chance of becoming a new favorite. it's a recipe for pumpkin pie shooters, which are as tempting before dinner as they are with dessert. all you cup of pumpkin pie along with some vanilla ice cream and a bit of half and half. then give it a good mix, and once it's smooth, it's done. take it over the top, maybe add in a splash of brandy, irish whiskey. you see, it creamiest pumpkin pie in the form of a milkshake. and when cream and dusted with nutmeg, i know you're going to be making a second batch before you know it. the recipe for what we call, "pumpkin pie shooters," is online now so you can enjoy it

we told you about rebos restaurant last week. well today, the family that owns it opened their doors to feed the less fortunate. there was lots of conversation and laughter. and countless number of people expressed their grattitude. "it is a breath of fresh air, you know...that we can sit with multiple races and have a meal with no one actually being mean to one another. i think that it's a blessing all together," said "i knew that it would be an emotional day, but just walking around and talking to the families and seeing the kids...it's just really emotional. stephanie: now donations collected weeks prior for the event not only went to food, but to provide attendees with hats, gloves, and toiletry bags too. stephanie: coming up on local 5 news at six... two iowans hailed as heroes -- hear how their quick actions helped save a life.. and how they're being honored for it. james: and i'll have your forecast ahead stephanie: us to look into, contact us! email us at: news at we are iowa dot com. or call us in the newsroom: 1- 800-85

jessica rae: while rebos was offering up it's first thanksgiving meal.... sioux city's gospel mission was adding another meal to it's long standing thanksgiving tradition. dozens of folks showed up to take advantage of a thanksgiving dinner served by volunteers.. turkey, tators and all the fixings. volunteers said that most people personally thanked the staff for the meal, one they probably wouldn't have had without t e missions generousity. jejeica rae: from p pnd puppy to k-9 officer... reporter jannay towne explains how one five-year-old boy helped an abandoned pooch get a job on the ankeny police force "(tristan, raised money for bosco) "hi bosco." five-year-old tristan sommerfeld helped welcome the newest member of the ankeny police force, bosco the tracking dog. (tristan, raised money for bosco) "he can find lost kids." but off-duty the one-year-old lab mix is all puppy. (officer bret lappin, ankeny police dept.) "if you don't pay attention he'll grab something that he should not be playing with, like a shoe, quite enough frequently." tristan wants to

"[we] come here to eat a lot, love rebos and we heard about this generous endeavor on facebook. we'll our family feels very fortunate and blessed and so i brought some butter and water and also a doantion from our neighbors to help with the meal," said smith. local schools in the sioux city area will volunteer to serve the crowd as three to four hundred people are expected to attend. "from what i heard, the soup kitchen [is] going to be closed. from there we said, 'hey we have all this space and we have people that are willing and wanting to do this," said rees. heather says since opening up the restaurant, this is something that her and her family have we have people that are willing and wanting to do this," said rees. heather says since opening up the restaurant, this is something that her and her family have always wanted to do. now that they have the space and the help, the timing couldn't be any more perfect. sabrina we have more good morning iowa coming up right after the break... but first here's what's coming up on "good morning america." "good morning america "you're wa

tim: while rebos was offering up it's first thanksgiving meal....sioux city's gospel mission was adding another meal to it's long standing thanksgiving tradition. dozens of folks showed to take advantage of a thanksgiving dinner served by volunteers.. turkey, tators and all the fixings. volunteers said that most people personally thanked the staff for the meal, one they probably wouldn't have had generousity. tim: it has been a busy thanksgiving day for tow truck operators and traffic patrols. a sheet of freezing rain followed by a couple inches of fresh snow made driving a challenge for some. in the metro about 2 inches of the white stuff came down. reminder that it's important to clear all car windowns before hitting the road. tim: for those who had to get from point "a" to point "b" .... it still requires less than two-dollars a gallon to fill up. gas stations we checked with were selling at a dollar 92 a gallon. with prices under 2 dollars a gallon... triple "a" says 2015 could end up being the first year since 2003 that the year started and ended with prices under 2 bucks a gallon.

you may remember, last week , we told you how rebos restaurant was raising money to serve thanksgiving dinner to people who needed a meal. well today, the there was lots of conversation number of people who were purely thankful. "it is a breath of fresh can sit with multiple being mean to one another. i think that it's a blessing all together," said "i knew that it would but just walking around and talking to the families and seeing the kids...it's just stephanie: now donations collected weeks event not only went to food, but to provide attendees with hats, gloves, and toiletry bags too. jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon. iowa fans with plenty to be happy about this time of year jon/2bam: yeah stephanie coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear from hawkeye fans from around iowa city on what they're thankful for this season. are iowa sports" jon: the iowa hawkeyes mens basketball team has gotten back on track since their loss to division two augustana. tonight they're playing at the advocare invitational in orlando-- where earlier today wichita state was upse

tim: what started as a small family activity for the owners of rebos restraunt in sioux city....ended up being a much larger event today. once word spread that heather and brain rees and thier family were planning a special thanksgiving meal... donations and help from dozens of people came pouring in. calling it a chance to give something special to those who might otherwise miss a thanksgiving meal the downtown eattery traded out it's usual carrabean/south west fare for a traditional turkey dinner. from 11 until 2 this afternoon the restraunt filled with folks. some hungry and others just hungrey to help. by the end of the day there was more than enought "thanks" to go around for everyone involved. "i give thanks to everyone around here and i give thanks tindian god," said dulfek.$& "i haven't heardhat word, thank you so many times in one day. i guess that's been the best part about it. everything i think we envisioned to be is happening. so, we've been thinking about it fo awhile now so," said rees. tim: winter gear was also given out to the families that were there to eat, and volu

rebos restaurant downtoto will s sve dinner from 11 to 2 pm ... they expect around 2 to 3 hundred people.. the gospel mission on bluff street will also serve their traditional thanksgiving meal and offer a place to warm up. and while the siouxland soup kitchen got plenty of donations for their holiday meal they also want to remind people that they are in need of donations throughout the year. and if you want to donate ... simply give them a call at 712-258- 0027 reporting live in studio ... lukas voss ... abc9 news ... jenna: with thanksgiving just within reach, the folks down at hy-vee are working hard, roasting turkeys around the clock the catering orders they have for thanksgiving. ask him about deliveries and they make every year. should be abo get good making sides and turkeys. al metz sasa, "we will go non stop and cocoing me, some of the turkeys will go out cold most of them will be full. carving the turkeys will be a fulltime job." its a task that keeps them busy tim: thanksgiving is just a day away and with recently thanksgiving is just a

bria: tim, many people from different walks of life was at rebos today for thanksgiving. word traveled around the

remember, last you how rebos serve who needed a meal. owners made it happen. there was lots of conversation and laughter. and countless number of people who were purely thankful. donations collected weeks prior for the event not only went to food, but to provide attendees with hats, gloves, and toiletry bags too. elias: after thanksgiving means the christmas decorations, as the celebration of the next big holiday... for those secretary of agriculture bill northey is encourging consider an iowa grown tree.... iowa boasts hundred the state... you can find a iowa tree farms at iowa christmas trees dot com. elias: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam: sam: weather adlib: today we're going to weather adlib: today we're going to weather adlib: today we're going to see a very cloudy and cold day after all our rain and snow from today we're going to see a very cloudy and cold day after all our rain and snow from yesterday. roads will be slick especially in western iowa with temperatures freezing for all of the be thick again today, climb

rebos restaurant downtown will s sve dinner from 11 to 2 pm ... they expect around 2 to 3 hundred people.. the gospel mission on bluff street will also serve their traditional thanksgiving meal and while the siouxland soup kitchen got plenty of donations for their holiday meal they also want to remind people they are in need of donations throughout the year. and if you want to donate ... simply give them a call at 712-258- 0027 jessica a e: and down at hy- vee... employees have worked hard, roasting turkeys around the clock. workers at the hy-vee on hamilton boulevard say they cooked birds non-stop until today. this year will be a record year for their catering orders. al metz of the hy- vee catering says it's a busy time. al metz sasa, "we will go n n stop and cooking approximately 30 at a time, some of the turkeys will go out cold most of them will be full. carving the turkeys will be a fulltime job." jessica rae: and firefighters in des moines got to dig into their thanksgiving feast a day early. fire crews from urbandale, clive, johnston, wind

rebos restaurant downtown will serve dinner from 11 to 2 pm ... they expect around 2 to 3 hundred people.. the gospel mission on bluff street will also serve their traditional thanksgiving meal and while the siouxland soup kitchen got plenty of donations for their holiday meal they also want to remind people they are in need of donations throughout the year. and if you want to donate ... simply give them a call at 712-258- 0027 jessica rae: and down at hy- vee... employees have worked hard, roasting turkeys around the clock. workers at the hy-vee on hamilton boulevard say they cooked birds non-stop until today. this year will be a record year for their catering orders. al metz of the hy- vee catering says it's a busy time. al metz says, "we will go non stop and cooking approximately 30 at a time, some of the turkeys will go out cold most of them will be full. carving the turkeys will be a fulltime job." jessica rae: thanksgiving is finally here and with recently lowered gas prices, a lot of people have already hit the road. but please be aware nor

restaurant is opening it's doors this holiday abc9 news reporter bria bell has more on sioux city's rebo's. "we never expected this kind of a turnout," said heather rees. heather, her husband and their -laws came up withan idea to help the less fororate by opening g their restaurant on thanksgiving day for a traditional meal. the word spread through social media, but according to heather it was something she could have never imagined. "we put it on facebook and sent out a couple of messages...word of mouth. it just went crazy," said rees. local businesses and people from the community were quick to reach out and donate everything from turkeys, ham, mash potatoes, vegies, and more.... "[we] come here to eat a lot, love reres and we heardrdbout this generous endeavor on facebook. we'll our family feels very fortune and blessed and so i brought some butter and wat and also a doantion from our neighbors," said smith. local schools in the sioux city area will volunteer tove the crowd as three to four hundred people are expected to attend. "from what i heard, the soup kitchen [is] going to be cl

rebo's, on historic fourth street, also opened it's doors on thanksgiving. they served couldn't afford their own dinner many of the volunteers for the dinner were actually customers. rebos says they are interested in doing another thanksgiving dinner next year. here's meterologist ben dorenbach with weather. << << << after a messy thanksgiving, conditions will be markedly with some sunshine and steady north winds. there are a few returns on radar early today that might indicate a few snow flurries, but thanks to some much drier air, nothing is expected in the accumulating snow department on this black friday. better chances of that return sunday night and monday in which several inches of snow will be possible by then leaving us dry, but snow covered for the remainder of next week. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee

rebos restaurant dotown will serve dinner from 11 to 2 pm ... they expect around 2 to 3 hundred people.. the gospel mission on blu street will also serve their traditional thanksgiving meal and while the siouxland soup kitchen got plenty of donations for their holiday meal they also want to remind people they are in need of donationsthroughout the year. and if you want to donate ... simply give them a call at 712-258- 0027 jessica let's check in with for the weathe matt: happy thanksgiving! winter storm advisory in effect for much of th area. pect a rain, snow, sleet mix this morning and early afternoon. l later it willhangeover to snow. around sioux cityty.. littltle ice accumulati, and snow around an inch. southeast siouxland could d see more of both, closer to .2 inches of ice and up to 3 ihes of sno northwest siouxland could stay dry,y, temperares will be falling through the day, we alrey hit our high temperatures, so our 5pm teerature will be in the mid 20s. snow ends this evening, cloudy, coldldld, and bltery tonight. cold weekend with sun