a crash of an airliner in egypt last night and tim williams manager of the corporate firm and good toyou with us tim and what did you make of the timing of the confirmation it was a bomb that brought down the airliner and the russians expected a bomb for sometime. >> yes, i think that is right. russia actions over the last ten days or so have suggested that they knew this was a bomb or they strongly suspected that and i think the timing of this announcement is very much political when putin went into syria there was a mixed reaction from the russian population and in some ways this is a good day on which they can get out bad news but i think more broadly than that this reenforces putin's narrative he went in syria and going in to target islamic state and other terrorists as they describe them. exactly what they did very clearly when they went into syria was target opponent of assad regime and few attacks were directed towards the islamic state and announcing this today and by following up with a bombardment of raqqa from russian navel vessels as they have done they are trying to preve

johnson has it tipped and there tim williams. >> gary: just thinking about that sequence when we had ford the with the hits hit out of bounds and will muschamp and those important 15 yards that got alabama into field goal position. those were a big three points. just a lot happened in that fourth quarter. >> verne: johnson. lateral play. that will do it. derrick henry with 270 yards. auburn, 263. >> verne: i guess the dynasty is not dead. let's go down to allie who is with nick saban. >> allie: coach, you accomplished two things with this winment a trip tg the s.e.c. championship. and bragging rights f the next 3655days. >> it's great to win the s.e.c. west. it's a tough division and our guys have had our backs again the wall since the ole miss game anan they've responded every timeme a sign of great competitors. i love this team. a great challenge next week in the s.e.c. championship. >> allie: congratulations. >> thank you. >> gary: nick dropped the mic and left. >> verne: he did, he did. [laughing] i think he's still mad at lane kiffin. >> g gy: that's the end of that interview. >

tim williams. >> gary: just thinking about that sequence when we had ford the with the hits hit out of bounds and will muschamp and those important 15 yards that got alabama into field goal position. those were a big three points. just a lot happened in that fourth quarter. >> verne: johnson. lateral play. that will do it. derrick henry with 270 yards. auburn, 263. >> verne: i guess the dynasty is not dead. let's go down to allie who is with nick saban. >> allie: coach, you accomplished two things with this winment a trip to the s.e.c. championship. and bragging rights for the next 365 days. how do you continue to find ways to win? >> it's great to win the s.e.c. west. guys have had our backs against the wall since the ole miss game and they've responded every time. a sign of great competitors. i love this team. a great challenge next week in the s.e.c. championship. >> allie: congratulations. >> thank you. >> gary: nick dropped the mic and left. >> verne: he did, he did. [laughing] i think he's still mad at lane kiffin. >> gary: that's the end of that interview. >> verne: [laughing] h

tim williams. >> gary: just thinking about that sequence when we had ford the with the hits hit out of bounds and will muschamp and those important 15 yards that got alabama into field goal position. those were a big three points. just a lot happened in that fourth quarter. >> verne: johnson. lateral play. that will do it. derrick henry with 270 yards. auburn, 263. >> verne: i guess the dynasty is not dead. let's go down to allie who is with nick saban. >> allie: coach, you accomplished two things with this winment a trip to the s.e.c. championship. and bragging rights for the next 365 days. how do you continue to find ways to win? >> it's great to win the s.e.c. west. it's a tough division and our guys have had our backs against the wall since the ole miss game and they've responded every time. a sign of great competitors. i love this team. a great challenge next week in the s.e.c. championship. >> allie: congratulations. >> thank you. >> gary: nick dropped the mic and left. >> verne: he did, he did. [laughing] i think he's still mad at lane kiffin. >> gary: that's the end of that int

tim williams. >> gary: just thinking about that sequence when we had ford the with the hits hit out of bounds and will muschamp and those important 15 yards that got alabama into field goal position. those were a big three points. just a lot happened in that fourth quarter. >> verne: johnson. lateral play. that will do it. derrick henry with 270 yards. auburn, 263. >> verne: i guess the dynasty is not dead. let's go down to allie who is with nick saban. >> allie: coach, you accomplished two things with this winment a trip to the s.e.c. championship. and bragging rights for the next 365 days. how do you continue to find ways to win? >> it's great to win the s.e.c. west. it's a tough division and our guys have had our backs against the wall since the ole miss game and they've responded every time. a sign of great competitors. i love this team. a great challenge next week in the s.e.c. championship. >> allie: congratulations. >> thank you. >> gary: nick dropped the mic and left. >> verne: he did, he did. [laughing] i think he's still >> gary: that's the end of that interview. >> verne: [l

tim: heres a picture from northwest iowa from beth williams jenna: and theresa van sloten sent us this picture from orange city tim on cam: thank you for sending in your pictures tim on cam american airlines wont be leaving siououcity after all. earlier this week it appeared that united airlines edged out american to provide service at sioux gateway ariport begining next april. united's request for federal financial assistance was substantially less than american's. but late this week american notified the u-s dot it would no longer require a federal subsidy to operate in sioux city.. locking up the service. american, which started flying from sioux city in 2012, will continue to offer 12 connecting flights per week to chicago o'hare international airport. jenna: a south siououcity man died in a two vehicle accicint near laurel nebraska this morning, but weather conditions were not a factor. according to the cedar county sheriff, 25 year old aaron surber was driving north on highway 15 about three miles south of laurel. his jeep libery crossed the center line, colliding with a pickup d

of the snow from their area and we let down here we have a picture from tim: heres a picture from north west iowa from beth williams fred: picture from jan bottger near merril iowa thank you for pictures and make sure to keep to news at kcau tv dot com and you could see your pictures on air during our news cast! jenna: a sioux city auto body shop was robbed at gunpoint by someone posing to be a customer. earlier this afternoon... police were called to k-and-n auto repair on the 12-hundred block on villa avenue. an employee says the man came in asking to have his car worked on.... but when they went to look at the vehicle he pulled a gun on the employee. the suspect, who is described as an african american male in his 20's made off with the employees wallet. sioux city police are still looking for the suspect. tim: today presidental candidate ted cruz was in sioux city at a town hall meeting at briar cliff university . prior to the event i sat down with the the presidential candidate and iowa congressman steve king. "they've been playing on fear in order to score political points, or to said president tim seaman so

william to file paperwork for the first-in- primary ballot. the democratic partrtpresidential cacaidate will then hold a rally with supporters. tim: it's november but swimming pools are still a big topic of conversation for a sioux city parks and rec committee. jenna: today the public pools committee met to decide on closures and renovations. but it seems that's easier said than done. abc9's elisa raffa was at the meeting and has more. elisa on cam three of our sioux city pools are pushing 4o years old.....ith renovationon needed and capacity falling needs to be done but with complicated statistics and emotional attachment, it's been tough to come to a final decision. the pool that taught you how to swim, not sink, may be closing. cook, leeds, leif, and lewis.... all pools causing some tension for sioux cty parks and rec. three are pushing 40 years old, leeds has a small capacity and leif has serious structural damage, but coming to a collective solution has been tough for the committee. after another meeting on monday, the committee is onon sure about one pool. "the only real consenens the committee has right now is to move forw

tim into. >> i'm chris o'connell. there's a cold weekend ahead. let's get right to chief meteorologist scott williamsor an idea of what we are facing this weekend. hi, scott. >> hi, chris and dawn. we're looking at winds of change across the area. area of low pressure now well to the north but high pressure off to the south. so get that wind tunnel effect. winds have gusted up to 40 miles an hour today in philadelphia. it's 56 degrees right now. we have winds out of the west northwest at about 10 miles per hour. but still gusting right now across much of the area over 20 miles per hour. so you can see current gusts in philadelphia 23 miles per hour. even higher gusts off to the west. so if you're stepping outdoors this evening, hang on to those hats. grip the steering wheel if you're head thed tout grab a bite to eat. jackets out on the team. temperatures by 11:00 o'clock in the mid 40s but wind chills will be falling into the 30s by 11:00 o'clock tonight. it's going to feel like take look at this, 39 degrees in philadelphia. then by saturday morning, take a look at future feels like temperatures rig

tim wolf accepted responsibility in healing and conversation. let's get more what is going on with the president and ceo of the naacp cornell william brooks. hanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> i want to play for you an exchange, the university, out going president of the university of missouri tim wolf and some students. >> i will give you an answer and i'm sure it will be a wrong answer. i'll give you an answer and i'm sure it will be a wrong answer. >> what do you think sismatic depression is. >> did you just blame us for systemic depression? >> as a result of the bubbling over he stepped down today. is this just a problem at the university of missouri or a problem nationwide? >> i think it's a problem nationwide. we have a generation of students what believe that the number one issue of concern is race, and what we've seen at the university of missouri is what we see on campuses across the country. young people concerned about the racial climate in our country, as well as on their campus. that exchange was exchange in which you have a group of students who came to the university to open their hearts and open their minds. they were ask

. >> mayor dennis williams hopes that jada pinkett smith's show will at least be filmed in wilmington so it will bring money into the city. that's when he told timide the controversy. >> reporter: an old restaurant, piece of wilmington torn down in a good way, eventually -- >> so match happening. >> reporter: -- the spot four family ready houses. each as the mayor smiles at a playground opening up the road -- >> we want this park to be for all of our children. >> reporter: -- he's happy with a tv work. >> do i think abc is being short sighted? i do. ridiculous. >> reporter: abc picked up a

. >> mayor dennis williams hopes that jada pinkett smith's show will at least be filmed in wilmington so it will bring money into the city. that's when he told tim furlong. inside the controversy. >> reporter: an old restaurant, piece of wilmington torn down in a good way, eventually -- >> so match happening. >> reporter: -- the spot four family ready houses. each as the mayor smiles at a playground opening up the road -- >> we want this park to be for all of our children. >> reporter: -- he's happy with a tv work. >> do i think abc is being short sighted? i do. ridiculous. >> reporter: abc picked up a pilot by jada pinkett smith. the show titled "murder town." now hearing about the show, what was your first reaction. >> first reaction was, are you serious? >> reporter: in an article last year, "newsweek" labeled "murder town" usa. that stung. there's a murder and crime problem. he done need a tv show. they make the show, shoot it here and spend the money in the city. >> they may do one or two shows. they do, they'll run one preview and i think it will be doa. acting allegedly, couldn't stay on gotham, gone in a year. >> reporter: he'd like to p

thought made a great contribution, like joan rivers, tim russert, jackie onassis who i didn't know but i met and observed her from afar. tennessee williamset thatcher, there is a chapter about political disputes i have been involved in, big political arguments. i criticize someone, they criticize back, they criticize back, we are all at war. this i consider to be sometimes painful but also part of the fun is talking about politics in real time in america. with mrs. clinton, i'm blocking a little bit about how much i have about mrs. clinton in the book, i i know it is plenty, i think a lot of it revolves from the 2008 election year when she ran against a young guy and nobody ever heard of in 2007, what's his name, brock obama. so the insurgent goes up against hillary clinton and her fabulously funded well oiled machine. and what happened between the two was an epic, upending event. i've never seen a political demolishing it like what barack obama did to hillary clinton. there's plenty about mrs. clinton and mr. clinton two. >> when you look back at your time with ronald reagan, which obviously is one of the highlights that you mention, do

made a great contribution, like joan rivers and tim russert, jackie onassis what did you know, but had met and observed her from afar. tennessee williamsth the great margaret thatcher. there is a chapter about political disputes i have been involved in, they political arguments. i criticize someone, they criticize back and we are all a war. this, i consider to be sometimes painful, but also part of the fun of talking about politics and real-time in america. with mrs. clinton, i think, and blocking a little bit about how much i have about mrs. clinton in the book. i know it's plenty, but i think of a lot of it revolves around the 2008 election year when she ran against this young guy no one had ever heard of in 2007, named barack obama. obama, the insurgent goes up against fleury clinton and her fabulously funded well oiled machine. what happened between the two was an epic upending event. i never saw a political demolish it like what obama did to hillary clinton, so there is plenty about mrs. clinton and plenty about mr. clinton also. >> when you look back, your time with ronald reagan, which is obviously one of the highlights, do you