then the south dakota defense steps up again - tyson graham - with the pick off the tipped pass -- tied at 7 after a quarter. to the second quarter - southern illinois gets a 62 yard run to set up isra lamprakes on the fade route - s- i-u takes the lead. but south dakota comes away with a late score and blocks a field goal attempt in the final seconds to earn a 34-31 win, number 200 for joe glenn. let's go to wayne for the egg bowl - wayne state's regular season home finale against upper iowa. first quarter - wildcats trail 7-0 - brent lammers pass deflected - everyone thinks play is over except jonathan bland - he picks up the live ball - 37 yard fumble ties it at 7. and then both teams offenses couldn't get drives together - logan weinandt with a sack here. 28 seconds left in the second quarter - taylor reedy finds tayib toussaint 20 yard score - reedy threw for 351 yards and 3 touchdowns. but it's upper iowa - coming away with the 34-31, double overtime win. quarterback trent solsma started today for an injured ryan kasdorf in morningside's 80-10 win over midland - solsma went 15-of-

>> the us is now the world's largest oil and gas producer, in part because of what's happening here in north dakota, where advances in fracking have unlocked crude oil in the bakken shale formation in the western part of the state. north dakota is now producing more than a million barrels of oil a day. ten years ago there were fewer than 200 oil-producing wells in the bakken. now there are more than 8,000. >> they call it boomtown usa this is where all the money is. it's crazy the amount of money you can make here. >> this rapid pace of development and the flood of workers coming here, has given north dakota the lowest unemployment rate in the us. but it's also raised questions over the dangers of working in the oil fields. >> the more jobs you complete, the more money you make. the faster you complete them, the faster you can get to the next job. let's say i mean you take your time. if you be safe, you are not i bet you could cut your pay in half. >> fault lines spent six months investigating some of the risks in north dakota's oil fields and uncovered a dark side to the boom. >> a lot of these wo

that means tea area and beresford will play 20 minutes after the dakota valley game thursday evening. that game starts at 6pm. we'll have hightlights of both games thursday night on siouxland news at ten. elsewhere in siouxland more volleyball action. usd is swept at the hands of denver. 3-0 the final there. denver. 3-0 the final there. and it was all briar cliff on senior night at the newman flanagan center. they sweep morningside 3-0. katelin langel lead the team with 10 kills. breanna nogelmeier followed it up with 9 of here own. it's on to the gpac tournament now. the quarterfinals are set for this saturday september 7th.it's college basketball season! on the men's side dordt with a big win over dakota state. 79-63 the final there.on the ladies side though the defenders fall to dakota state. 84-75 the final there. 3 3 3 3 3 3 <

the final. division i fcs playoffs - south dakota state on the road againstst montana. jackrabbits in a big hole - downn 24 in the third - tyran christion to j je wieneke over the middle - that would setup a jackrabbit field goal. south dakota state driving again - christion to again - 36 yards - spectacular grab out at the one. then a few plays later - christion runs it in - jackrabbits on the comeback - they'r score 17 unanswerd. but montana is able to run out the clock - too steep a hole to climb out. grizzlies win 24-17 the final. northern iowa alsosolaying right now. they're h hting eastern illinois. panthers trailed 7-0 after one quarter then exploded in the second for a 23-point outburst. tyvis smith with 52 yards rushing and a touchdown. panthers forced two first half turnovers as well. highlights tonight at 10. last night iowa took care of bubuness beating nebraska, 28- 20. doing g , they became the first 12-0 team in school history. offensively the hawkeyes used the legs of jordan canzeri - 140 yards and two scores. defensively, iowa picked off tommy armstrong

. >> the university of north dakota has a new nickname: the fighting hawks. u-n-d has been without a nickname since 2012, when it retired the "fighting sioux" moniker after the ncaa deemed it "hostile and abusive." a committee considered about 1,200 suggestions that were submitted by students, staff and alums. the new name "fighting hawks" was announced today. transcanada has withdrawn its application for route approval for the keystone xl oil pipeline through nebraska, but a spokesman says the company reserves the right to re-apply. the company made the announcement today, ahead of tomorrow's scheduled appearance before the nebraska public service commission for a planning conference. before president obama rejected a federal permit for the project earlier this month, nebraska had been a stumbling block because of lawsuits filed by landowners and environmental groups. a company spokesman says transcanada may reapply in the future and is still committed to completing the pipeline. it's been in the works for decades, and finally the end is in sight for the hig

after two people died as a result of an accident early this according to the south dakota state patrol a car driven by a 31- year-old male was traveling in the wrong lane on highway 50 east of yankton collided head on into a vehicle driven by a 30- year-old female head on. authorities say one of the cars caught fire as a result of the accident. the male driver was pronounced dead at the scene, while the female driver died from her injuries at a sioux falls hospital. niether of the vicitims names have been released at this time. the accident is currently under investigation. tim: turning now to the dakota access pipeline, an important decision made today to further the construction of the proposed pipeline tim: south dakota public utilities commissiou voted two to one after a two and a half hour meeting in pierre south dakota today state regulator sissued a construction permit for the pippeline that will run diagnolly aross south dakota carrying oil to illinois. the pipeline has been hotley contested, but supporters of create jobs across the state, the pipeline is slated to

weather forecast, whether you are traveling locally or have wider plans to travel, look for snow over the dakotas and eastward into sections of minnesota. rain and probably some heavier downpours stretching that cold center front. we are sitting high and dry for the day tomorrow. we will see mild weather for the day on friday. as we get into the weekend, things will change. here is the local weather for you for thanksgiving day. lots of sunshine, a few clouds, highs about 60 degrees. doug, thank you. we are waiting for an update from president obama on the status of homeland security is millions get ready to hang out -- head out for thanksgiving travel. the tsa will screen 40% more passengers in the wake of the terrorist attacks in paris. sam sweeney is at union station. sam: good afternoon, this is the busiest travel day of the year and security is tight at union station. officers are already in place with automatic assault-style rifles. >> i think all of us recognize how horrific and heinous what took place in paris was. , the eventssterday touched a deep core given the connection between the u

at the dakota dome - briar cliff hosting northwestern. first quarter - scoreless game - craig bruinsma finds jc koerselman for 26 yards - all the way down to the 2 yard line - and jesse riley finishes off the drive with a 2-yard score - northwestern takes a 7-nothing lead into the second quarter. then the defenses take over - bruinsma is pressured by tyler dean - and ron tortorello recovers the fumble - briar cliff takes over. but just two plays later - dylan desmarais throws the interception to nathan dehoyos - returned 61 yards to the house for a pick-six - northwestern goes on to the 21-0 win. morningside goes on the road to concordia and wins 44-21 in a top-25 battle - the mustangs still unbeaten in gpac play. as is doane - the tigers beat dordt 73-0. in division 3 - buena vista falls on the road at wartburg. the beavers fall to 1-7 - with a road date at central on tap for next weekend. the musketeers bounce back from last night's loss to lincoln and win 2-1 up in fargo. matt steeves and josh wilkins each netted a goal for sioux city -

dakota valley finished third in the south dakota state lleyball tournament t st seasononthe panthers are thth third seed, out of 8 teams, in the clasasa field. dv opening with sixth-seeded mobridge-pollock. sophomore elizabeth lammers pounds one -- it comes back to pruett giving out high fives. dv on defense -- taylor hauger rises up for the block. panthers win the first set, 25-14. then, dv goes outside to meredith lammers -- 15 kills for the sophomore to lead the way. the panthers get the sweep -- the ace goes out of bounds. dv wins 3-zip. they'll face second-seeded sioux falls christian friday at 7-45. just over -- the hawkeyes on the road at marquette. good nigig for the "sioux crewew mike gesell threads the needldl to anthony clemmons for the layin. iowa up 31-10. then, adam woodbury gives it up -- and gets it back. woody with 2 more and iowa is still up 20 in the first half. gesell -- looking for someone -- finds dom uhl for the stuff. hawkeyes making it look easy in milwaukee. just before e e half, gesell scoops in the dedee. iowa up tonight: increasing clouds. low: 24 wind: w/

peteteicketts asked his s ste not participipe in the resettlement of syrian refugees. in south dakota, dennis dugaard wants the federal goverment to re-examine background checks... adding "it's very unlikely any syrian refugees end up in south dakota." at the mary treglia house, in sioux city, workers help immigrants, from many nations, adapt totoew communities.s. amy abraham is an immigrant lawyer there. she says she's saddened by the governors' rerks. "i understand the sentiment behind it," said amy abraham. "these people are fleeing isis, or depending on where they're from. they're fleeing horrible situations. they're victims, most all of them." there aren't many syrian refugees in the three siouxland states... if any. officials in nebraska say they've had no syrian refugees through resettlement. in iowa, officials also report no syrian refugees this s ar. and soututdakota hasn't had an in three years. the process of resettlement for refugees is a long one. "years usually," said amy come here. i think that there already is a very strenuous screening process." some lawmakers don't s

the afternoon. saturday night mostly cloudy. to 3 10 mph. >> 3 3 dakota valley's volleyball team is inhe state championship tournament. we'll show you how theyr're doing. and the explorers send another pitcher off to a major league organization. chris has 3 "sports with sports director chris neyenhouse." 3 3 the road to a state championship is never easy. potential pitfalls at every turn, the opposition is fierce, and it seems like there's countless ways it can all be derailed. well you could say the same things about the actual paved tar mat roads between siouxland and cedar falls today. and it's why we'll have to wait until monday to see whether western christian and spirit lake take home the hardware. 3 this is what i saw on i-20 near correctionville on the drive back from the uni dome this afternoon. in near white out conditions you can see why ihsaa decision-makers made this call. this would have been about the same time western christian could have been driving a bus back. in fact the wolfpack was 20 minutes from waterloo yesterday when the decision

the prosed new spot for the station is right off broadway street in dakota city. they're this spring. it was a gloomy day in siouxland but what does the rest of the week have in store? for that we'll toss it over to chief meteorologis ron demers. even some rumbles of thunder) and then we stayed gloomy, drizzly, and foggy. rain will be on the increase again tonight and good chances of rain, and maybe even some thunderstorms, will last through the day on tuesday. chances of showers will c ctinue into tuesday night and weweesday bebere we start to cleaea out some later in the afternrnn 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. estherville, iowa, police are investigating a suspected bomb threat allegedly phoned in to a northwest iowa@school, this morning. (sheila) police chief brent shatto told kicd radio, in spencer, that rap music lyrics were recorded on the voice mail of an estherville elemenatry school. shatto said the person listening to the message said they thought t

dv starting the post- season with a 24-4 record. dakota valley swept lennox just three weeks ago. first set, panthers struggling early, but elizabeth lammers spikes the ball off a oriole defender to cut the deficit to one. later, dv gets another break as katie soukup delivers a serve that the defense mishandles, and the panthers take the lead. panthers continue to gain momentum -- meredith lammers's attack is deflected by a couple defenders and drops in for the point to keep dakota valley ahead. later on, meredith landers gets another set up and spike -- it almost hits the camera man, panthers sweep lennox in 3 sets. district finals in nebraska -- winners to state. in c1, pierce is swept by ord. in c2, guardian angels sweeps hartington cc. also in c2, crofton's going to state, after a 3-2 win over gin public/pope john. stanton falls to shelby, rising city, also 3-2. in d1, emerson-hubbard gets a state trip, 3-zip. wynot. starts next thursday in lincoln. the morningside women's basketball team has started the season as the top-ranked naia division ii team in the country. the defendi

storm pushing out of the southwesinto the plains, snow stretching all the way from colorado to the dakotas. >>> well, still ahead, be prepared to pay more for girl scout cookies. >>> and a quick-thinking state trooper pulling an infant from a car and performing cpr. the heroic actions, and they're caught on camera. >>> plus, miranda, luke and the rest of the gang at nashville. it was a night to remember at it was a night to remember >>> check out this wild and unusual scene in israel. a strong storm blethrough a construction site there. building material flying all around, but then it just got much worse. the powerful wind was too much backwards onto itself. it appeared to come perilously close to the cars on the road. no reports, though, of any injuries. >>> back here in the states, me prize california seafood may be off the menu u this morning. the dungeness or rock crabs caught off the coast t there may be poisonous due to a naturally occurring toxin that's especially bad this year due to el nino. now, eating the crabs could lead to stomach upset, coma or even death. an emergency meetin

en meredith lammers with the big swing...dakota valley took the first 25-16. we jump ahead to set point in the second...elizabeth lammers works the give and go...dv just 25 points from state. in the third annie mccabe, gets up for the block and the point, panthers in control. then the back set goes to elizabeth lammers...she smashes it home f the block to ke it 20-10. weweet to match point and everybody's fired up... the serve, goes out of bounds and for the fourth straight year, dv is heading to state, 3-0. anne mccabe-z-"it feels awesome. we worked really hard for this. over the past four years we built a really awesome program. i just can't wait to go down to sioux falls and hopefully get that state championship back." rick pruett--"it's awesome for those two seniors for sure. you know, to send them out that way. not many seniors in any state can say they've been to the state tournament four years in a row. you know, hopefully we can go down there and perform well and do our best. but it means a lot for those younger players to get this experience as those

orm pushing out of the southwest into the plains, snow stretching all the way from colorado to the dakotas. >>> well, still ahead, be prepared to pay more for girl scout cookies. >>> and a quick-thinking state trooper pulling an infant from a car and performing cpr. the heroic actions, and they're caught on camera. >>> plus, miranda, luke and the rest of the gang at nashville. it night to remember at the country music awards.the gang at nashville. was a night to remember at the country music awards.so focused on making good food choices, i had no idea that it was damaging the enamel of my teeth. i wanted to fix it, i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said that pronamel can make my teeth stronger, that it was important, that that is something i could do each day to help protect the enamel of my teeth. pronamel is definitely helping me to lead the life that i want to lili. wait... wait... perfect. at del monte, corn is packed at the peak of freshness with just water anan a dash of f a salt. nothing elsese so it's all-natural and delicious. pc does what!? pc doe

tonight at six, facing charges in a sexual assault case in vermillion on the campus of the university of south dakota. abc9's lukas voss takes a deeper look into thth case. (fred) your forecast for tonight is for clear skies and a low of 26. tomorrow's high will be 55 under sunny skies. the 7- day forecast shows a warmup to the 60s saturday and sunday. a great weekend! next week, we'll see scattered showers, espeically on tuesday, when it will also be windy. temperatures will be sliding ststdily next weekend! >>> breaking news tonight. the secret service officer at the white house under arrest. accused of trying to send inappropriate pictures of himself to a teenana girl. authoritits say alllledly trying to communicate with a minor while at the white house. >>> also breaking at this hour, at least ten reported or the nay doles now. a major storm system in the middle of the country, and moving east, knocking out power lines, bursting into flames. 80 mile per houn winds. cars flipped. rob marciano standinin by. >> a reward tonight after a young pastor's popular wife is murdered. the manhunt right now.

the coyotes. they go to a fifth set and win 15-10 to defeat norht dakota state 3-2. they move on to the semifinals of that tournament. 3 hey check you out morningside! with the fall sports season complete the mustangs are currently leading the gpac all- sports standings where they combine the success of all 19 sports teams. 6 of the team's seasons are considered closed, playoffs not withstanding and morningside is in first with 51 and a half points. northwestern is nipping at their heels in third place at 49 points. dordt is in 7th with 41 points and briar cliff is 9th out of 12 with 28 points. 3 iowa is the second ranked wrestling squad in the country taking on maryland earlier today. 1) this is thomas gilman in the 125 pound match and he's going to get a pretty nice reversal here for the takedown. the ref gives him credit.2) then corey clark took to the mat and this is a sweet pin! iowa was cruising early in this one.3) then brandon sorensen picks his opponent up for another takedown!4) in the 174 pound division alex meyer with the takedown. 5) and this is my favori

the category of gambling. tim: and if your a fantasy sports better in south dakota it appears you're still in the clear for now. gaming officials in south dakota and the state's attorney general met in deadwood earlier today to review the state's stance on fantasy sports betting, at the end of the meeting,the commission claimed it didn't have jurisdiction over online fantasy sports, failing to provide the clarity jackley had hoped for. jenna: an arrest has been in connection with a homicide in pomeroy, iowa jenna: according to authorities, 48 year old freddy crisp of pomeroy is being charged with first degree murder in the death of dale potter. the devil's lake, north dakota man was found dead at a pomeroy home on november 10th. crisp was arrested by iowa d-c-i and is being held in the sac county jail without bond. jenna a sioux city man accused of sexually assaulting a 13- year-old is pleading not guilty . 20 year old alex anderson is accused of having sexual contact with the girl in an intensive care unit waiting room at mercy medical center. anderson told the police that the two were kissing and he put his

the board is also considering granting the developer.. dakota access.. the power of eminent domain. that would allow the company to seize the land of people who refuse to sell. the rain finally let up today... but the dry weather won't last for long... meteorologist megan salois joins us now. megan.. will we at least get a rain-free weekend. rain totals on thanksgiving really added up. highest amounts were in southeast iowa from ottumwa to oskaloosa with just over an inch in des moines. staying below the one day record of 1.15". skies today have stayed overcast keeping temperatures steady right around 30 degrees... and winds have been brisk from the northwest. temperatures will continue to hold in the 20s overnight, dropping to the low 20s by morning. the forecast may not be 54:40-54:52 from the 32 is where iowa starts with the lead... for an iowa rushing touchdown that was the play that sealed it... the hawkeyes finished the regular season 12-and-oh for the first time in school history. not all hawks fans were able to get to lincoln for the game... was no way they were going to mis

that project, also known as the dakota access pipeline.... is upsetting several who's land is needed for the pipeline across the state. eminant domaine allows the state to take private property for public use with financial payment to the land owner. brandstad says that they're not taking the land away... they're simply using the land and putting pipeline under it. and that iowa has many different types that go through the state. " i think eminant doman should be think there are times that it may be appropriate, so dont statement that eminant domain should never be the governor added that he thinks its best for the iowa utilites board to decide if its necasary to use eminant domain. and the laws that are in place that gives the utilities board the responsibility to use eminant domain is apropriate. branstad was asked about the controversial issue at his weekly press conf today (monday). jenna: the university of iowa's new president started his job on campus today, and was met with protests. "protestors chanting" the iowa board of regents selec

ktiv's sheila brummer will take us inside of the walls of a south dakota prison. we'll check out the programs at mike durfee state prison that help inmates transition back into society. and, a nevada woman is a modern helen keller. with hearing and sight impairments, she still accomplished her dreams of traveling the world... taking on new adventures. we'll meet her a little later. but first, here's ben. << wx timer @ :40 wind advisory in effect today until 6 pm winter storm watch in effect friday from 6 am until midnight we will get to enjoy some sunshine today at the expense of very strong westerly winds that could very well gust upwards of 50 miles per hour! highs will be in the 40s today for the last time for a while as we prepare for our first major dose of winter weather. as of now, it looks like snow will begin to make its move across siouxland from west to east tomorrow morning and exit the viewing area by late tomorrow evening and is expected to drop anywhere from a couple of inches in southern and western siouxland up to 6-7 inches in parts of northern an

and, the south dakota dot isn't advising travel on any state highway,xor interstate, tonight. log onto ktiv-dot-com, and click on the "weather" tab to find links to the latest siouxland states. (matt) to get a closer look at those road conditions, the iowa dot offers a "plows-eye view". you can track the state's snowplow fleet. thanks to a webcam on some units,s,ou can see that the plow driver is seeing. check it out at iowa-d-o-t dot gov. (matt) we know how much snow has fallen, but how much more can we expect? (sheila) chief meteorologis t ron demers rejoins us... with an answer. weather ad-lib winter storm warning for majority of siouxland until midnight winter weather advisory for southwestern siouxland until midnight it has been a snowy day in siouxland with the heaviest snow falling to the north. just south of f sioux x lls, places like harrisburg, sd reported 17 inches of snow! ! northern siouxland will end up with over a foot with those amounts going down the farther south you move. the snow will be tapering off over the next few hours and come to an end early tonight.

highs will be in the 60s and 70s over the dakotas for wednesday as that front tracks through the plains. our highs will be in the low to mid 70s today with sunshine and southerly winds. lows tonight will be closer to our normal daytime highs... in the low to mid 50s and areas of fog by morning. and we will have another warm day before rain tracks in by thursday afternoon. some thunderstorms will track through thursday night with locally heavy rainfall. a few showers may linger into friday, but we will definitely have cooler temps... highs on friday will be around mid- morning and then temps will be steady or falling with breezy north winds taking and monday. today, the 20-15 world series champs will be officially by fans in kansas city. the champs will enjoy a parade through the city and then attend a victory rally. the royals won the world series over the new york mets 4 games to 1 on sunday. fans all over kansas are getting their hands on royals merchandise... fans didn't have to look hard to find a place to purchase their piece of baseball history. this is the royals first world seri

the same two teams play again on saturday. dakota valley facing sioux falls christian in the south dakota class a semifinals. good start for the panthers -- sophomore meredith lammers with the huge facial. back comes sf christian. paige dejong and shelby dejong combine to deny lammers this time. crusaders win set one, 25-20. the. crusaders win set two, 27-25 have just beaten dv 3-1. after two seasons in sioux city -- x's pitcher patrick johnson has been signed by the pittsburgh pirates organization. johnson led the league with a 15-1 record last season and was the american association's pitcher of the year. those 15 wins and 132 strikeouts were x's team records -- he also had a 2- point-08 era. johnson, who's 27, was originally drafted by the rockies after playing at the university of north carolina. there's a lot on the line when the hawkeyes host purdue saturday in their home finale. iowa can finish undefeated at kinnick stadium for the first time in 11 years and clinch at least a share of the west division title. iowa is 10 and 0

highs will be in the s and 70s over the midwest again today with cooler weather working into the dakotas for wednesday as that fronntracks throuuh the plains. our highs will be in the low to mid 70s today with sunshine and southerly winds. lows tonight will closer to our normal daytime highs... in the low to mid 50s a meteroloist attempts to give the weather forecast while holding his new babb. as you caa imagine..it doesn't go so well. stay tuned. plus, america's beloved snoopy...is honored in a big way. more details on the way. you'reewatching kwww. we've got you covered in independence, marion , north liberty and all of eastern iowa. we will be right back, after just over a week old. this is his first forecast so we're going to go through this thing here . a meteorologist in oklahoma city doing his forecast holding a newborn baby. it's his son -- he wanted to introduce the boy to viewers. the baby does pretty well for a while but about a minute and a half in he starts to cry and dad hands him off to someone off cmera. it's suuprising this s asn't happened until now. snoopy finally get

a few clouds are tracking through, but they are mainly high and thin... more are up in the dakotas and minnesota along a front that will stay up there... the system it is attached to will veryryslowly track through the plains states and really keep us in the mild weather for another few days. highs will be mainly in the 60s and 70s today anan tomorrow. e will end up in the upper 60s to low 80s today with southwesterly winds and mostly sunny skies. we could have fog forming in some areas tonight. and lows will stayyabove normal... in the mid to upper 40s, for a good jump start for tomorrow... highs back in the upper 60s to low 70s. we will have the winds pick up on wednesday, but we stay wawa for one mooe day before the system tracks through our area... that will bring wind and rain thursday and thursday night with some rain lingering into friday. we will be much cooler, too. temperaturerewill likely be falling on friday and we will be in the upper 40s to low 50s for the weekend. before the system tracks through our area... that will bring wind and rain thursday ananthursday nighghwith

being woken up by the dakota city fire chief in the middle of the night was the last thing his wife expected. "he came in and i had just gone to bed. so he came in and he was yelling my name, he was in the kitchen. i thought it was andy. i thought andy just got home from his meeting so i didn't know what there and he said 'we have 3 to go. we have to go.' and i said, 'why?' and he said, andy went down." "he collapsed. the call went out. there were some other fireman there that helped, right on scene. they worked on andy and called the helicopter. paramedics got there very quickly. we got him to the hospital. unfortunately, we couldn't do anything more. everybody did the best they could and did everything for andy, but it wasn't enough. after losing his life in the line of duty, andy's family and department were left with the challenging task of laying him to rest. it was with the help of the nebraska line of duty death response team that andy was honored for his service. "it's amazing. it didnt' matter what the family needed, bobbie and the boys, they would be there. even if it was just for

the potential denial of the dakota access pipeline i think you can count on the employment rates in those counties going back on the rise... climate change is real and it's happening faster than anyone ever predicted." an evidence and cross examination hearing will take place next monday november 16th at the same iowa utilities board to make a decision high school football reaches the it almost always seems like good timing. it's not that cold outside, but the wind makes an indoor football game welcome. michael admire is live at the uni-dome where norwalk plans to make the most of its first trip. so far so good so far so good michael admire reporting live an hour away in cedar rapids, state volleyball makes for a busy sports day. ankeny centennial far court, and ari winters blocks hempstead. the jaguars in control. moments later, winters again. the freshman drops the hammer on hempstead. jaguars return to the title game, 3 games to none. class 3a, it's an all local showdown between carroll kuemper and nevada. nevada won the first set 25-20. second set - keumper catholics aimee adams, the

permit for the dakota access pipeline. state as it carriri oil supporters of the project say it will create jobs, help with energy security and more safely. opponents are concerned about possible harm to the environment the commission is set to decide whether to grant a construction permit, deny a permit, or grant one with conditions. the pipepene would also cross wa. with more states moving to legalize marijuana for medical or recreational uses, siouxland officials decided it was time to the topic. and they recently heard from an expert from colorado, where pot is legal. iv's tommie clark has more. << siouxland organizations came together to talk about the "public safety impact of marijuana legalization". one of the experts at the event is a police officer from only made things worse in his you're done. there is no way to contain it. you're gonna hhve more people using over the years," said thorton, colorado police department north metro task force and colorado drug investigators associatiovice president, jim gerhardt. of

for a year and a half, iowans have had no problem voicing their opinions on the dakota access oil pipeline project. come thursday those voices will officially be heard in a public hearing in front of the iowa utilities board. "people protesting bakken pipelines." announced back in june of 2014..... the project runs across 4 states including iowa, covering 343 miles. about a half a million barrels of crude oil would be transfered each day. the pipeline path includes 18 iowa counties. woodbury count may not be included... but that doesn't mean people like electrician craig levine aren't paying attention. infact he's one of 134 who will speak in favor of the project on thursday. "i just think that it would be good for the state of iowa, it's a lot of good jobs and dakota access has done a very good job of keeping high safety records. it's a lot safer than the railcars that which are currently used and it is good for iowa," said levine. the utilities board has identified abother 143 people speaking against the project.... including rosemary partridge of wall lake. "i just do not believe immine

christenson says the pipeline would be disastrous for iowa's wateteways, and there's no way that dakota access - the project developer - is able to guarantee it won't leak. "they're putting our wattrways more at risk, including the mississippi river. if it leaks, and it will, i don't know what'll happen. i mean, we won't have drinkable water. " christenson says more than 200 people are signed up to speak during today's hearing. but she has doubts that everyone will get a chance at the podium before they run out of time. christenson is the first membbr ofofthe 100 grannies to speak, and she's 8th in line. a white university of missouri at rolla student is expected to be in court today for allegedly posting online threats. authorities say 19-year- old hunter park used the so-called anonymous social media site yik yak to threaten to "shoot every black person" he see. he is now being held on 45-hundred dollars bail recenttrotests. school leaders in gladbrook-reinbeck are preparing for the school district to dissolve. voters in the area will eventually make the decision. this push comes afte

highs will be in the 60s and 70s over the midwest again today with cooler weather working into the dakotas for wednesday as that front tracks through the plains. our highs will be in the low to mid 70s today with sunshine and southerly winds. lows tonight will be closer to our normal daytime highs... in the low to mid 50s and areas of fog by morning. breezy conditions take over tomorrow and we will have another warm day before rain tracks in by thursday afternoon. some thunderstorms will track through thursday night with locally heavy rainfall. a few showers may linger into friday, but we will upper 40s but be get back into we aren't seeing it here -- but out west they've already had a winter-like storm. rain and snow on the west coast. heavy wind gusts made driving difficult. at an idaho ski resort, storm warnings for heavy snow -- anywhere from six to nineteen inches. the warnings were in effect until late last night. it's coming up on today taking a hit after an e-coli threat at dozens of their restaurants. plus... a meteorologist decided to bring a special guest to his weather forecast

the siouxland area. we'll head to south dakota and nebraska for the highlights. and college basketball season is just getting underway. that's next in sports fouce. the son of a aolish immigrant who grew up a brooklyn tenementnt he went totoublic schools, en college, where the work of his l le began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking t tth to power. he moved to vermont, in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for livinwages, equal pay, and tuion-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. >> the post-season continues for siouxland volleyball teams -- and one college basketball team is off to a great start. ktiv's br

there is that area of low continuing to lift off to the north, wrapping around heavy snow in the dakotas and minnesota. on the backside, it will bring afternoon hours on tuesday. notice 1:00, doing a good job of picking up with that rain-snow transition happens just off to the north and west of the metro. for the most part, we just see rain in des moines. to the north and greene county, you might see a wintry mix. then he transitions to snell, but later accumulations in des moines tonight -- we dry out early in the day on tuesday, and then we mit wrap in a little more snow on the backside late tuesday into the evening hours, at that will be very light snow as the system starts to pull out. how much will we see? mainly rain in des moines and sections of southeastern iowa. back to the north, a wintry mix with less than three weeks of snow -- three inches of snow expected. rockwell and carroll, three to six inches, and five to eight inches around sioux city and back in the southeastern section of south dakota. it is going to be a mess of further west you go. mainly rain here, but off to the

well today, the university of north dakota is the latest school to chaae their team nickname. the process of retiring the old one - "the fighting sioux"- and finding a less controversial replacement has taken years. over the past five days, thee campus community voted between "fighting hawks" and "roughriders". nearly 30- thousand students, staffers, alumni and others cast their ballots. and according to the university president, the winner is... (s/ robert kelley, ph.d./ university of north dakota president :24 ) "the new nickname for und's runs :08] i think this name underscores the tremendous competitive spirit of our athletic teams, our student athletes, and the entirety of the university of north dakota." the interlocking n-d logo will continue to be used until a fighting hawk logo is designed. the hawkeyes are gearing up for senior day this weekend -- the last home game of the season. iowa taking on the 2-8 purdue boilermakers -- but kirk ferentz any opponent -- especially this deep in the season. kirk ferentz: "if you look back at just last week, they played a a couple

being woken up by the dakota city fire chief in the middle of the night was the last thing his wife expected. "he came in and i had just gone to bed. so he came in and he was yelling my name, he w w in the kitchen. i thought it was andy. i thought andy just got home from his meeting so i didn't know what was going on. so, i went out there and he said 'we have to go. we have to go.' and i said, 'why?' and he said, andy went down." "he collapsed. the call went out. there were some other fireman there that helped, right on scene. they worked on andy and called the helicopter. paramedics got there very quickly. we got him to the hospital. unfortunately, we couldn't do anything more. everybody did the best they could and did wasn't enough. 3 after losing his life in the line of duty, andy's family and department were left with the challenging task of laying him to rest. it was with the help of the nebraska line of duty death response team that andy was honored for his service. "it's amazing. it didnt' matter what the family needed, bobbie and the boys, they would be there. even if it was just for

the tab picked up for them. << saturday night in nebraska. you could find most of dakota county's emergency personnel in one spot. mingling over food, drinks and the huskers game. "we've been doing this for over 25 years," said rick bosquet. the south sioux city knights of columbus bringing law enforcement and ems staff together. all agencies in the county were invited. even mercy aircare flew in. guided by pat moore, a 36- year vet with dakota city fire and rescue. "i thought i'd try it for a couple years," said pat moore, dakota city fire rescue. "i haven't quite made up my mind but i figure after this long might as well stay there." that's just his sense of humor. and hat's how the mood in the building was, light. well depending how the huskers were doing. "it's getting together with everybody and talking and enjoying it," said pat moore. moore says it's a good time for veterans and "the new guys" to bond and share stories. regradless if they work together. "we're all one fire department, we just live in different towns," said pat moore. which this town's people is rem

it's bringing snow today from the dakotas to the upper midwest. some areas could end up with about ten inches of snow before it's all over. and as acuwaerthd's molly cochran tells us it's only the beginning. good morning, molly. >> good morning, kendis and reena. we continue to watch this area of low pressure, and it's calling for some trouble. as we head into the later half of the week and also the start of the weekend in the way of snow. and this is really the first snowfall for some of the season. sioux falls, des moines is the first stop, then into chicago. madison also into green bay in detroit. interstate 75 really could be slow at times due to the accumulating snow. here's a look at our snowfall total map. this is what we're expecting right now. the target zone being six to ten inches of snow. that's outlined in this darker blue shaded area. and for chicago western suburbs could be looking at three to six inches of snow. kendis and reena, back to you. >> all right. thank you, molly. and it is time for that segment that really gives hanna st

warm us up. few clouds are tracking through, but they are mainly high and thin... more are up in the dakotas and minnesota along a front that will stay up there... the system it is attached to will very slowly track through the plains states and really keep us in the mild weather for another few days. highs will be mainly in the 60s and l70s today and tommrow. we will nd up in the upper 60s to low 80s today with southwesterly winds and mostly sunny skies. lows tonight will stay above normal... in the mid to upper 40s, for a good jump start for tomorrow... highs back in the upper 60s to low 70s. we will have the winds pick up on wednesday, but we stay warm for one more day before the system tracks through our area... that will bring wind and rain thursday and thursday night with some rain lingering into friday. we will be much cooler, too... temperatures will likely be falling on friday and we will be in the upper 40s to low 50s clouds are tracking through, but ththy are mainly high and thin... more are up in the dakotas and minnesota along a front that will stay up there... the system it is

then meredith lammers with the big swing...dakota valley took the fir 25-16. we jump ahead to set point in the second...elizabeth lammers works the give and go...dv just 25 points from state. in the third annie mccabe, gets up for the block and the point, panthers in control. then the back set goeso elizizeth lammers...she smashes it home off the block to make it 20-10. we get to match point and everybody's fired up... the serve, goes out of bounds and for the fourth straight year, dv is heading to state, 3-0. to hear from the panthers and crusaders just head to our website, that's siouxland matters dot com. but for now let's throw it back over to you." jessica rae: scott: it's timimnow to check ononour forecast... scott: good morning siouxland. a storm system is going to have a significant impact on our weather today. it's curreneny gathering strength in the southern plains and looks to deliver showers by the mid morning with t- possible! current temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. there's a wind blowing in from the northwest between 5 and 15 miles perhour w

, temporary with start and completion date, but the opportunity that the dakota access offers is a career building. ryan: but the opposition says temporary work is not worth a permanent environmental threat or loss of land. >> we should never allow our flag, with its powerful motto, "our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain" be used for toilet paper by billionaires sitting in ivory towers in houston and dallas. ryan: a capacity crowd of 500 sat through a marathon public hearing focused on the -- the pipeline's path cuts through 18 iowa counties including boone and story. texas-based dakota access reports it's secured voluntary easements for more than two-thirds of the required private property in iowa. >> why should a private company be able to come in and take our land from us just so that they can pad their pockets with profit? ryan: union workers make up the majority of bakken supporters. richie schmidt picked up fellow local 353 members on his drive from burlington to boone. >> the one thing i want to do is gentlemen standing back there don't have to go home and tell the

participants started at the dakota dunes country club... and visited five different homes over a three hour period. the holiday tour of homes is the biggest fund raiser of the year for the big brothers big sisters program. the 400 people who showed up today was a vast improvement from yesterday's turnout... which was hindered by the winter storm. " the snow kinda threw things off a bit so some of those later tours that got canceled, we're bumping them to today so we're trying to everybody here, the buses are going to be full and everybody is going to have a great time." lukas: the organization hopes to raise 65- thousand dollars for the program. abc9 is a proud sponsor of the event. lukas: coming up... all of you star wars fans are not going to want to miss this story... a tech company has created a real life ... light saber! be a mess. your forecast is next. " " lukas: star wars mania is reaching a fever pitch... and on top a tech company has pretty much created a real- life light saber! well not really. it's actually an industrial cutting

the south dakota portion would stretch 275-miles. an even longer portion would run through these 18 counties. the iowa utilities board held a public hearing on the project earlier this month. an equal number of supporters board members... 20-14 iowa is in the business of agriculture, not the crude oil business, we plant seeds in our soil that grow to nurish the world, we dont wasnt anything planted in our land that could potentially be harmful we are relying on petroleum products for fuel for our farm tractors, plastic to medical equipment, and domestic oil production is preffered to the million od barrels the u-s imports each day the iowa utilities board has not said when it will make its decision. the board is also considering the use of eminent domain to allow the developer to seize the land of people who refuse to sell in order to build the pipeline. iowa has a history of paying companies to create jobs... and now des moines leaders appear willing to do just the opposite... marel meat processing is in the process of closing its pl