sarah greene local 4 news.s. welcome back. the high tempeture in sioux city today was 38 early this morning and the low is 26. let's get a look outside in sioux city on the port neal welding company skycam hd. let's also get a check of conditions outside on the king's pointe skycam hd. snow continues to move out of the region. but there is some tricky travel with ice and snow locally so be cautious if travel is necessary tonight. visibilities remain somewhat limited in southern and eastern siouand. temperatures are in the teens and 20s for most of the area and we have a breezy north wind gusting near 30 miles per hour. here's the stormcast hd now where we can expect mostly sunny skies for our saturday as cloud cover falls apart. then we'll watch as temperatures warm through the remainder of the weekend. tonight's low is 16. tomorrow's high is 30. here's the 7 day forecast. the high temperature in sioux city today was 38 early this morni and the low is 26. let's get a look outside in sioux city on the port neal welding company

sarah greene local 4 news. jessica rae: if you need some spirit now that thanksgiving is over, you can take your family to downtown sioux city for the festival of trees. you can view and bid on over 70 decorated trees and wreaths in the ho-chunk centre atrium. then, on december 3rd, the live auction will start with the highest silent bid. proceeds this year will go to the siouxland autism support group. and speaking of christmas trees... they again fill the south dakota state capitol in pierre. the 20-15 grand lighting ceremony kicks off the holiday season at the capitol. the capitol christmas display includes nearly 100 trees that are decorated by volunteers from communities, schools, churches, nonprofit organizations and state government offices. this year's theme is "christmas around the world." the largest tree in the capitol is a 29-foot colorado blue spruce that had to be trimmed just to fit inthe capitol. " jessica rae: when we come back... while most restraunts close for the holiday ... rebo's opened it

. >> reporter: sarah green is so passionate she's created a change.org petition you can sign asking producers to change the name of the show "murder town." aubrey plaza has offered her support, hopes producers and abc change the title if not for her and kids like these, for the wilmington families who have lost loved ones to violent crime. >> in hollywood's eyes, these people don't exist. and in this show these people wouldn't exist, and i think it's not fair to depict it in that way. if you're going to use a real place, you have to realize that it's going to impact the people there. >> reporter: in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> been an unusually warm month of november. we have a little bit of an eruption, the colder winds starting to come in during the day today, setting us up for a chilly weekend, especially the second half of it and then monday. and the thanksgiving forecast, not going to like that part. we've got clear skies out there, have had it all day after all the rain yesterday. 52

. >> sarah, thanks, for that. >>> seeing green arrows this morning, u.s.ing higher. tensions between turkey and russia, a barrel of crude sitting above $42 at the moment. yesterday, we got a revision of the gdp. also good news in the housing market. september home prices rose a bit. amazon vowing to critics and pulling ads for its new streaming series. the ads, which here in new york, were on subway cars and the subway, feature nazi-like as well as for its new series, the man in the high chasm. the series, pictures and alternate reality, germany and japan won world war ii and occupy parts of the united states. some people here in new york complained a lot about these ads you see there in the subway, saying they were offensive, to those whose relatives were brutalized in world war ii. i for one would not like to sit on the subway headed to work. >> the show has gotten grave reviews. >> i do want to watch the show then. >> video of a police officeric nighting protests overnight. "new day" starts right now. >>. >>> america's third largest city is on edge. >>

empty green space right next to the shelter at 1247 fourth avenue southeast will be part of the expansion. and kcrg t-v nine's sarah mccarthy joins us live from there tenight. sarah, what changes will the shelter make? shelter workers say this project will add four permanent, family apartments, but it will also do a lot moe. once the project is finished, it'll mean housing for groups the shelter is currently forced to turn away. 04:49:24 "it is difficult to have to turn someone away, what i always make sure i do before i turn them away is that i give them a list of all the serviies that i know that may be able to assist them." turning away groups who don't meet certain criteria is the current reality at willis dady. 04:33:48 "we've historically always served fathers with children, families witt fathers, but going forward we're looking to open that up to any families." that includes single women withchildren - a group this shelter hasn't served before. they plan to do it by turning this empty space into four permanent, apartments. families will hold a lease and pay rent. existing second-floor family apartments will

in the attack, darnell green and william whitfield are both charged with assault on officer cauldron. they will be back in court tomorrow in the bronx. sibila. >> all right, sarah, thanks so much. >>> prosecutors are appealing a conviction of a man killing a tourist 25 years ago. last month johnny hincapie cried as they called for a new trial. new witnesses came forward saying he was never on the subway platform when brian watkins died to death. >>> today a grieving mother spoke to the new jersey state's assembly in support of a proposed law named after her son. >> her son jersey police detective was shot and killed outside a walgreen's last year. news 4 brian thompson has an exclusive interview with santiago's mother. >> he joins us outside the fallen officer's home. brian? >> the bill has already passed the state senate unanimously today with the testimony of the mother. it passed an assembly committee with no opposition. and then afterward, that mother gave me an exclusive interview. cathy mcbride. >> i remember that sweet little boy and it's very hard. i miss him very much. >> reporter: her 23-year-old police officer sun melvin vincent santiago was gunned d