his blood sugar was very low at the time," said sgt. volk. volk's boss, longtime madison county sheriff vern hjorth, said volk risked his life to save another. >> that was mike flood reporting no injuries were reported after a car hit a house in norfolk, nebraska this morning. it happened on victory road just north of the norfolk avenue at about 9 a.m. this morning. a southbound car lost control and struck the front porch of a house. the car suffered heavy front-end damage, but while the porch was damaged, the house was not. we saw snow in parts of siouxland today. will we see more? let's check in with chief meteorologis t ron demers. weather ad-lib much of siouxland woke up to a little bit of sleet and snow this morning but the heaviest amounts easily fell farther northwest. it will get a little colder tonight as temps fall through the 20s and with a breezy northwest wind it will be the single digits and teens. we'll keep quite a few clouds around tonight and tomorrow and highs tomorrow will mostly be in the upper 20s. and even though there w

sgt. todd volk calls it a stupid decision, but one that may have saved lives and certainly prevented ask volk what he was split-second before train and he'll been asking myself that qte a bit. i've d quite a few other people asking me that. it was just, it was just a spur of the moment. doing felt comfortable i went and did it." on a deputy's dashboard camera and appeared to be the move of someone auditioning to be a hollywood volk said when the tractor-trailer diabetic episode, his truck kept rolling at 20 miles per hour up highway 81 towards norfolk. "you know, there's a little bit going through my head, when i approach it, like, basically this is stupid. i just had the perfect angle. there's there's not much speed left in me, but that was just at the right angle for doing that." "they've been having a lot of fun with pictures and doing a fun with me," volk was the craziest thing he's done on the job. "my wife keeps crazy stuff all of "she's pretty certain god was on our side making sure that we were going to stay safe." driver is doing well. ketv newswatch 7 was told he's grateful, but not