rosendahl says kids around two years old like to crawl around on the floor and put things in their mouths that may have lead. that includes dust from lead-based paint. the impact can last a lifetime. "the first thing that can be affected at the more lower levels, is that developing nervous system," said rosendahl. "and so it can cause things like a lowered iq or behavioral problems later on." and those kids don't always have to be to lead. su "kruse and his wife have been living in the home behind me for nearly 12 years. and when it comes to lead poisoning, the precautions they take aren't only for themselves." "when we first moved in, we actually repainted the walls concerning the lead and thought it would be safer, you know, with my grandkids and stuff that come over every now and then," said kruse. just a few steps kruse takes to live a lead-free life. in sioux city, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> there's a program in sioux city that removes lead hazards in homes. sioux city is one of 18 communities across the u.s. that have received grants from the partment of housing and urban developm

"and the reasons for that are that they're behavior just makes them more susceptible rosendahl says kids around two on the floor and put things in their mouths that may have lead. that includes dust from lead-based paint. the impact can last a lifetime. "the first thing that can be affected at the more lower levels, is that developing nervous system," said rosendahl. "and so it can cause things like a lowered iq or behavioral problems later on." and those kids don't always have to be living in the home to be exposed to lead. su "kruse and his wife have been living in the home behind me for nearly 12 years. and when it comes to lead poisoning, the precautions they take aren't only for themselves." "when we first moved in, we actually repainted the walls concerning the lead and thought it would be safer, you know, with my grandkids and stuff that come over every now and then," said kruse. just a few steps kruse takes to live a lead-free life. in sioux city, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> there's a program, in sioux city, that removes sioux city is one of 18 cities nationwide to receive a gra

worried about," said michelle clausen rosendahl, environmental health director at the sixland district health department. "and the reasons for that are that they're behavior just makes them more susceptible to lead poisoning." rosendahl says kids around two years old like to crawl around on the floor and put things in their mouths that may have lead. that includes dust from lead-based paint. the impact can last a lifetime. "the first thing that can be affected at the more lower levels, is that developing nervous system," said rosendahl. "and so it can cause things like a lowered iq or behavioral problems later on." and those kids don't always have to be living in the home to be exposed to lead. su "kruse and his wife have been living in the home behind me for nearly 12 years. and when it comes to lead poisoning, the precautions they take aren't only for themselves." "when we first moved in, we actually repainted the walls concerning the lead and thought it would be safer, you know, with my grandkids and stuff that come over every now and then," said kruse. just a few steps kruse takes

they explore their environment with their mouth," said michelle clausen rosendahl, environmental health director at the siouxland district health department. lead poisoning can come from dust in a home or chipped paint. on news 4 at ten, we speak with a homeowner who has taken matters in his own hands to still to come... the iowa girls state basketball tournament is underway. we'll have highlights of three northeast siouxland through early tuesday morning most of our highs today took place in the morning as colder air started moving in this afternoon in advance of our next storm system. this system is going to bring light snow to siouxland this evening and tonight with some accumulations possible. sioux city will likely see an inch or two out of this with northeastern siouxland possibly getting in on 2 to 4 inches of snow which is the reason they are in a winter weather advisory through early tuesday morning. some lingering flurries could be with us early tuesday but we'll try to bring in just a little bit of clearing by the afternoon. while tuesday will be cool (only around 30 try to w

i am now in rosendahl, holland, and they've taken us all off the train due to security protocols. we're going to go through some sort of process with those here and we're about to board another train to amsterdam. they're reviewing people that were on this train, including myself. >> steve, do you get a sense -- >> it's the last train out because i think they're shutting down the borders. >> do you get a sense that the authorities now going through that train, are they perhaps looking for somebody or perhaps doing it as a security precaution? >> i think they're doing it as a security precaution but i am speculating. i think they're treating everyone equally and being very professional. but obviously being the last train -- look, i was in the airport this morning and went to brussels north station and then caught the last train out of brussels north station into holland. so obviously logically, one could think others could have done exactly what i did and i think that is what their concern is. so we are the train that left the country and now they're giving special scrutiny to thos