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 grant from the department of housing and urban development. that $2.7 million dollar grant goes toward about 120 homes around the city that have lead removed. grants include the inspection as well as the fixes that are made to the house. "we have had families that have some back and said what a great experience it's been and the work that they've done - that we've done on their be able to afford has been great benefit to them." said jill wanderscheid, neighborhood for sioux city. in order to qualify for the grant, there are three requirements. your home or apartment must be built before 1978 in sioux city. you need to have at least one child five years of age, or younger, in the home at least ten hours a week. and, your household income must be at, or below, 80 percent of the area median income for woodbury county. for anyone interested in applying, there is a link to the application inside this story on ktiv.com if you have kids, and live i

in sioux city, tiffany lane, there's a program in sioux city homes. sioux city is one of 18 cities nationwide to receive a grant from the department of housing and urban development. that 2-point-7 million dollar grant goes toward about 120 homes around the city that qualify to have lead removed. grants include the inspection as well as the improvements that are made to the house. "we have had families that have some back and said what a great experience it's been and the work that they've done - that we've done on their house, they would not normally be able to afford has been great benefit to them." said jill wanderscheid, neighborhood services manager for sioux city. in order to qualify for the grant, there are three requirements. your home or apartment must be built before 1978 in sioux city. you need to have at least one child five years of age, or younger, in the home at least ten hours a week. and, your household income must be at, or below, 80 percent of the area median income for woodbury county. for anyone interested in applying, there is a

temperature wise, 280 in sioux city with mostly buddy skies. has we take e a look at ourur planner for the rest of f the night,t,nowfall likely by midnight and then a chilly start your evening. all the details coming up in a few minutes.s.> university of south dakota's criminal justice together law enforcement experts to discuss the netflix series making a murder. the show covers steven avery's case that was cleared with evidence and corruption of law enforcement. law students discussed the series with public defenders. first year law student samantha says this panel will help get students a new perspective. >> it's going to help us better understand what goes on and how we can learn from their mistakes if you think they are mistakes or how we can do some more practices to what they are doing. >> the panel also discussed how w investigations might be performed in local areas and like those shown in making a murder. >>> community college of sioux city helped kick off conference week. they hosted a screening of the documentary rosenwald. the stor

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 development. that $2.7 million dollar grant goes toward about 120 homes that qualify. the grant money pays for inspection and lead removal. "we have had families that have some back and said what a great experience it's been and the work that they've done - that we've done on theirirouse, they would notot normally be able to o ford has been great t benefit to them." said jill wanderscheid, neighborhood services manager for sioux city. to qualify for the grant your home or apartment 1978. you need to have at least one child five years of age, or younger, in the home at least ten hours a week. and, your household income must be at, or below, 80 percent of the median income for woodbury county. if you're interested in applying, there's a link inside this story at ktiv.com the rolling stones are gonna play havana. that's coming up... and philippino authorities fin

at a sioux city apartment complex on february 7th. the suspect, 18-year-old isaiah charged with two counts attempted murder. mothershed is also charged with five counts of first-degree robbery in incidents dating back to december 7th, 2015. a 90-year-old norfolk, nebraska woman has died of injuries she suffered in a car accident last week. marilee thorburn died at an omaha hospital on friday from injuries suffered in a two-vehicle crash last tuesday police. intersection of queen city police say say thornburn's car was struck in the intersection by a car driven by 21-year old dino alai of norfolk. thornburn was not wearing a seatbelt. a laurens, iowa man accused of leading police on a high-speed chase around spencer, iowa faces a long list of charges. spencer police say they pulled 31-year old blaine stockwell over for a seatbelt violation sunday afternoon. as the officer approached stockwell's pickup, police say he fled the scene. police say stockwell led officers on a pursuit through south spenceand eventually out into the county, wh

story of the sioux crew ....sioux city east's adam woodbury y committed to iow when the hawkeye program was descending in the wrong direction. when this duo arrived in iowa city, they turned the team around. now four years later, they are set to play indiana on senior night. here's what the guys had to say when asked to reflect on their careers at iowa. "that's one of my favovote accomplishmentnt so far to be able to ok back and say that we made an impact on the program and we made strides each and every year." "its been surreal. i couldnt have asked for a better experience that i have had. hopefully, they see me as a winner a guy that laid it on the court every night out and tried to play as hard as possible." tim: tune in tonight at 10 as abc9 sports director chris palmquist brings us the full story of the "sioux crew." tim/jenna/fred (tim) fred, when is it going to warm up? (fred) tomorrow will be a have 60s next week! fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the hd radar shows quiet weather locally, as expected, most of the snow fell to the north and east last night. amounts of 1" were

tim: after 79 years, the boys club of sioux city is set to welcome girls to the club..... and they're not stopping there. jenna: they're inviting anyone age 7 to 18 in the siouxland area to apply if interested. abc9's, jess plue, has more on the evolution of the boys' club. jess: the boys club in sioux city have been hosting after-school programs and shaping youth for over fifty years...now come june... they're expanding horizons and adding females into their programming, but absolutely everyone is what they're striving for. we've ladies over the we come here, why place and you know actually have that opportunity," says professional officer at the boys as of june, the boys club of sioux city will be known as the boys and girls club of siouxland, joining clubs across the the need for after noticing the students having no-where to go after school, so the with a solution: let "we want we are doing the best as possible to serve all the kids of siouxland," says eldon bensen, chief professional officer at the boys club of sioux city. when speaking of all the kids, chief professi

temperatures 18 and sioux city sioux falls is cool down to 3 degrees. thirty-three in rapid city. look at our plan for wednesday will start off with temperatures in the teens working our way up to the mid- 40s by late tomorrow afternoon. will talk more about your forecast and details coming up in just a few minutes. >>> voters and orange have decided the fate of a proposed expansion to the city's fire station. the fire department was asking two-point up and million dollar bond issue to help pay for the expansion. the total cost would be just over three and half million. the department says the current station is too small . that measure has easily passed . unofficial results show 976 of the 1,167 people taking part in the election voted yes. well over the 60% threshold needed to pass. >>> cbs news projected winners and some of the 12 delegate rich states participating in super tuesday tonight. >> trump and clinton are racking up victories. we have more from washington. >> donald trump had a super tuesday. cbs news projects when the winds in georgia alabama massachusetts virginia a

jeremy mcclure of the sioux city police dept. jenna: 15 thousand been aided by the child advocacy center sinc 19-89, the year it was created. jenna: big changes are coming for a local program that's help sioux city boys for almost 50 years. tim: the boys club of sioux city will start serving girls, as well... this summer. abc9's jess plue has more... jess: that's right tim and jenna, the boys club of siouxland will become co-ed this june and are accepting applications for girls as early as the end of this month. while being a part of the boys and girls club of america since 19- 68, the addition of females is not a new concept nationally... but locally it's a big deal. after noticing the rising need for more after- school programing for both boys and girls in siouxland, the boys club decided to raise the bar and accept both genders into their program. "our programming that we've been doing for many many years is over ninety-five percent gender neutral so girls can just be added to that chief professional officer of the boys club o

with the sioux city community theatre, the main event at the sioux city orpheum theatre will be opening night of the children's production of "i never saw another butterfly." as always, the event is free and open to the public. area 8th graders will see the show at 9:30 wednesday morning. ms. auerbacher will speak after each performance. thursday, march 3 - 10:30-12:00, western iowa tech community college, advanced sciences building, room l416/417, entrance 11, discussion with local actor, bill mckenny on terezin to better understand i never saw auerbacher will be in attendance. thursday, march 3 - 6:30, sioux city art center, screening of the award winning documentary raise the roof, followed by a panel discussion. thursday, march 3 - sunday, march 6, sioux city community theatre i never saw another butterfly, free and us with more, fairway foods registered dietician whitney packebush. hi whitney." w- "hi, how are you?" s- "course it's lent-" w- "it is." s- "and people might be getting fished out, but-" w- "yes. we are making some lemon pepper cod today, which has actually always been

the city of sioux city held a meeting toy to discuss the possible move of the clerk of courts office from the law enforcement t nter to the county courthouse.e. ktiv's sam curtiss will have more on the meeting a northwest iowa dairy and animal feeding operation is facing a federal lawsuit. the lawsuit is against meadowvale dairy near rock valley and its owner, sjerp ysselstein authorities seeked a court order to stop the spills into a tributary of the big sioux river. the complaint lists four counts of clean water act violations. federal prosecutors say that since 2001, the state of iowa has cited meadowvale a dozen times for failures to maintain adequate storage, resuling in manure spills and fish kills. (matt) a chill has returned to the air...and we had some snow on the ground in siouxland. (sheila) but when will it warm back up? let's toss it over to chchf meteorologis t ronemers. weather ad-lib many of our highs today were held in the 20s which is much cooler than what we have gotten used to as of late. for sioux city, the last time we had a high below 30 degrees was 17 days ago

"announcer: "now live from kcau-tv in sioux city, iowa... this is abc9 news this midday.... " " lukas good morning and thanks for joining us this midday. i'm lukas voss super tuesday-the presidential nominee looms s over whats been a wild race to the white house. early states narrowed both presidential fields but frontrunner donald trump and hillary clinton are hoping to tighten their grip on their parties' nominations today. abc's stephanie ramos brings us the latest from alexandria, virginia " " the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election. voters in a dozen states and a us territory will go to the polls today ?with 16-hundred and 10 delegates at stake. cruz "let me tell the men and women of texas this, i will not compromise away your religioio liberty rights." ted cruz hoping to win big in his home e state of texas talking about religious liberty and the supreme court nomination but at a trump rally in virginia? tension 12:55:45 get em out of here please. a large group of student protestors?marche d out of the eve

tim: a sioux city teen accused of shooting a sioux city police officer has entered a written plea of not guilty. 18-year-old isaiah mothershed is charged with two counts of attempted murderand five counts of 1st degree robbery in connection witit several incidents dating back to december. authorities say on february 7th, mothershed shot a sioux city police officer while handcuffed at a northside apartment complex. officer ryan moritz was hit in the leg, and mothershed also shot himself as he struggled with officers. mothershed's trial has been scheduled for r may 24th. jenna: one year ago today iowa's gas tax went up. tim: if you've ever wondered how the extra revenue further than woodbury county. jenna: as our jess plue found out today.... road and bridge construction is on the rise. jess: that's right tim and jenna. a woodbuty county engineer told me today that witut the tax hike, these projecec wouldn't be happening. just last year the ate decided to push ahead with ten cent increase on gas prices to aid in raising money towards road and bridge repairs. this tax increase, also kno

right now 25 degrees in sioux city. 15 in sioux falls. 34 in lincoln. warmer to the west. our evening planner says look for the cloud cover to increase and temperatures to slowly drop. we'll look for temperatures in the mid teens to kickoff your wednesday. when the warm up is headed our way in a few minutes. >>> moving to one building, currently the clerk's office is split between the courthouse and the county law enforcement center across the street. this proposal would have all staff members in just the courthouse and it would allow existing lec offices to be used for things like extra jail space. the district court administrator lisa mcneil says this move would be the best. >> the word today is collaboration for effectiveness. and we're all responsible for trying to collaborate for the best possible outcome so we could have all of our clerk operation in the courthouse. >> the emily rau is estimated to cost roughly roughly $100,000. but that doesn't include costs to renovate the courthouse space. last year. this afternoon representatives from aaa visited the hard work to

the center serves victims of child abuse in 35 counties surrounding sioux city. it has plans for a new facility that would make its mission easier... by adding interview and exam rooms. the newly expanded center will be across the street from the mercy campus. center leaders say they're grateful for the police donation. 3 "we couldn't do the work we do without them, and i think it would be safe to say that the police department feels the same way the child advocacy center."sioux city police sergeant jeremy mcclure says the center's work is essential for helping police track down and arrest child molesters... and a new facility would help them with a difficult task. 3 it's a celebration for iowa's wind energy industry.governor terry branstad says the state generates almost a third of its total energy used from wind farms in the state. generate more than 30 percent of its total power from wind. south dakota is second at just over 25 percent. iowa's wind farms have brought in almost 12 billion dollars for the state's economy. 3 a new mental health facility held an o

city east's adam woodbury, and south sioux city's mike gesell, nat a pair of top-100 recruits." fran mccaffery--"i went to every game they played essentially for two years in the summer and i maxed out every recruiting opportunity that we had in the winter. nobody else did that." mike gesell--"he really made it known that he wanted me and adam to come here. he really made it known that we could have an impact in turning the program around." chris palmquist--"the sioux crew went to work right away. gesell and woodbury stepped into the starting lineup as freshmen and they've been there ever since. nat in that time, they've had growing pains, but their coach has never lost confidence." fran mccaffery--"he's had great games, he's had some off games. it's not a game of perfect. you're going to turn it over you're going to miss shots. but for the most part, mike gesell is going to make great plays. nat adam woodbury--"nobody will ever be harder on me than myself. so i always put a lot of pressure on myself to succeed. fran mccaffery--"people want to make assessments, you know with woo

. >> this is the 13th year sioux city and woodberry county have offered in this training two police volunteers and gratitudes -- graduates of the academy. >>> just after 9:00 a.m. the everly high school building was evacuated after a bomb was found the building was cleared the search was completed with not any explosives being found. >>> to people in custody after a high-speed police chase this afternoon just north of sioux city around 1230. a sheriff's deputy attempted to pull over the driver near sloan. the chase reached speeds of over 90 miles per hour. the deputy rammed his vehicle at the junction of highway 75 and county road 80. both of the driver and passenger were arrested. 51-year-old donald king is facing a long list of charges including possession of a math with intent to deliver. alluding and being a felon in possession of a firearm . he's being held in the woodberry county jail in $118,000 bond. stop his passenger a 31-year- old woman is also charged with possession of meth with intent to deliver. she's being held in jail on $502,000 bond. >>> the sheriff is explaining the circums

it'll be kicking off at 6:30 that evening in downtown sioux city. starting on historic 4th street and iowa street and travelling west, ending at 4th and water streets. several area schools, sports teams and businesses are part of the city's irsh tradition lukas scott: adlib scott:we had a coating of snow pull through the region. this activity is east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations. overall, this week will be on the warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be cold tonight falling to a low of 16. tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a handful of sprinkles/flurries. here's your extended 7 day forecast. temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going

about two talented freshman at sioux city east and south sioux city. flash forward 8 years and adam woodbury and mike gesell were playing on senior night for the hawkeyes. the 16th-ranked hawks facing indiana. end of half -- clemmons no -- 2nd -- iowa down by as many as 12 -- nicholas baer back to back 3's to tie it. then, gesell to uthoff -- iowa took a 74-72 2 ad -- but no story book finish h night -- indy wins 81-78 to clinch the big ten title. nebraska's senior night. huskers playing #15 purdue. 1st half, nebraska down by 19 -- senior shavon shields with the finger roll -- cuts the lead to 17. shields doing what he can to keep the huskers in it -- that's a 3 -- he finished with a game-high 32 points in his last home game. but he didn't get any help -- dakota mathias was one of four boilermakers in double figures -- huskers fall 81-62 -- it's their worst loss at pinnacle bank areana. fans up to the rafters at briar cliff -- the 4th-ranked chagers taking on nebraska wesleyan in forbes to austin homan - he made 7 of his 9 shots for 15 points. clay har

the boys club of sioux city is making some big changes starting this summer. details on whats coming up ... after the break scott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this morning... with ... lukas voss... and meteorologist scott larson.. this is abc9 news this morning. " "" scott: good morning siouxland.we had a east. our road conditions arerelick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations.s. overall, this week will be on the warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be cold tonight falling to a low of 16. tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a handful of sprinkles/flurries. here's your extended 7 day forecast. lukas scott: pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd wher

chris palmquist--"two of his highest priorites became sioux city east's adam woodbury, and south sioux city's mike gesell, nat a pair of top-100 recruits." fran mccaffery--"i went to every game they played essentially for two years in the summer and i maxed out every recruiting opportunity that we had in the winter. nobody else did that." mike gesell--"he and adam to come here. he really made it known that we could have an impact in turning the program around." chris palmquist--"the work right away. woodbury stepped into the starting lineup as freshmen and they've been there evev since. nat in that time, they've had growing pains, but their coach has never lost confidence." fran mccaffery--"he's h great games, he's had some off games. it's not a game of perfect. you're going to turn it over you're going to miss shots. but for the most part, mike gesell is going to make great plays. nat adam woodbury--"nobody will ever be harder on me than myself. so i always put a lot of pressure on myself to succeed. fran mccaffery--"people want to make assessments, you know with woody. he plays hard,

it's 39 degrees in sioux city. today's the deadline for south dakota governor dennis daugaard to make a decision on the transgender bathroom bill. the measure approved by the legislature would require school students to use restrooms and locker rooms that match their biological sex. daugaard has heard from the transgender community who are against the bill.. and from parents of school kids who are for it. if the governor takes no action, it will become law without his signature. wasn't saturday niceben, how about today? << winter weather advisory remains in effect for parts of northern and eastern siouxland until 8 am the month of march will come in more like a lion (a rather tame/quiet one) than a lamb today as snow exits the viewing area early this morning leaving us cold and coating of the white stuff here in sioux city last night as folks up to the north and east saw a few inches, so that is where road conditions will the the worst, so be the new subway spring garden chicken salad sandwich. rotisserie-style chi

yeah, sioux city, iowa. two men with no apparent connection both found drowned in their bathtub exactly one month apart. where would you go? i'd have to take a closer look. what does your gut tell you? sioux city looks like a serial. another victim could die within a month. what about atlanta? that's a family annihilat. father snaps, takes out the flock, puts any relative in the area in immediate danger. i'd take the team there first. good. now, do that with that whole entire stack, right there. oh. you ok? oh, yeah. i'm fine. it's just a theory, mr. jenkins. you must be out of your damn minds. we're trying to get some new facts. well, you're hell and gone from facts if you think will reid killed my son. so, you were friends? i'm his son. spencer? spencer, a g-man? how about that? i don't understand. was william around your house often? the occasional barbecue, that sort of thing. was riley arnd on these occasions? why are you doing this? i need to know. take it from someone who does know, he was a good man.

it was hit while crossing tracks in sioux city. luckily, there were no injuries. however, the dry feed it was carrying was spilled all over the area. crews spent hours cleaning it up and making sure it wouldn't hurt the environment. two people are recovering after their cedar rapids apartment building went up in flames... firefighters were called to the apartment on the city's southwest side early this morning. they were quickly able to knock down the fire... the residents were treated for smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. carbon monoxide alarms would be required in iowa's apartments apartments would be regularly inspected, while homeowners would be on the honor system. leaders say they want to make the alarms as common as smoke detectors in the state. the bill is awaiting approval in the house. about three hundred iowans are treated for carbon monoxide poisoning every year. today, lawmakers heard about a bill that would help provide oversight to the state's transition to privatized medicaid system... channel 13's stephanie moore

and another semi truck was sliced in half after it was hit by a train - this one in sioux city. railroad tracks yesterday when a train hit it - spilling the truck's cargo of dry feed. officers say there were no injuries. fire rescue teams and water to make sure the environment wasn't contaminated. an emotional morning in court, as the mother of emily fazzino, the woman found dead in her boone home four years ago, took the stand. alexander fazzino is on trial for allegedly killing emily, his wife, who is the daughter of the fareway grocery chain's board chairman. kwwl's brad hanson in decorah tonight with the latest. @bhansonkwwl) "the defense of alex fazzino breaking the mold cindy is the first witness so far that hasn't been to emily's state in the weeks and months leading up her death. they say she always had a drink in her hand, and usually had a hard time finishing sentences. but beckwith paints a much different picture--especially after emily had undergone a four day detox treatment in her home in december of fazzino's mother) "she felt good about herself. she was planning

and miracle that no one was killed. 3 an accident on lewis boulevard between sioux city and >>> it's an amazing miracle no one was killed. >> leaves a semi trailer cut in half by a train. 5:00 o'clock north. the semi it herned over. before it get past the tracks, it collided with the trailer, cut it in half and spilling the ground. the truck driver had actually made a wrong turn. >>> neighbor entered into a plea agreement, pleading guilty to a charge of second degree murder in the dect of his mother. >> he explained why and how he brutally killed his elderly mother. >> reporter: he pleaded guilty to two sep vt charnlz. first, murder in the second degree and then willfully offense. he beat his neighbor to the death with a pipe. father, he had a sudden realization that became his modem to commit the crime. >> i did not know what to do next when my dad died y. was not prepared to be the man of the house. >> reporter: that realization led to the murder of his mother, ester. after hearing the statement, the judge ruled the plea was fair. >> the court finds the defendant jonathan new neigh

jeremy mcclure of the sioux city police dept. children have been aided by the child advocacy the year it wa created. lukas let's check in with for the weather. scott: we h a coating of snow pull through the region. this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture e rough with minimal accumulations. overall, this week will be on the warmer side ofnormal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a haful of >> it's ive! with kelly & michael." today, from the new action-thriller, "london has fallen," gerard butler. and a cooking lesson from supermodel a a author chrissy teigen. plus, we'll take a look back at our big after-oscar show. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] >> and now, here ar

well, do you feel like taking a break because we could do that interview with the "sioux city journal." actually, i've i better finish calling the rest of these county chairman first otherwise i might offend some of them, you know. okay, i hear you. well go back to this and just let me know when you want that interview. okay. hello, andy, howard dean here. how are we doing in polk county?

it's incredible no one was killed in an accident on lewis boulevard between sioux city and sergeant bluff that left a semi - trailer cut in half by a train.it happened just before five o'clock last night just north of sergeant bluff on lewis boulevard. police say the semi turned off lewis boulevard onto an entrance road to a business... that road crosses the railroad tracks. before it could get past the tracks... though... a union pacific train crashed with the trailer... cutting it in *half*... apilling its load of fertilizer. investigators say the truck driver had actually made a wrong turn. 3 we know more this morning about the arrest of the minnesota man believed to be the person behind the theft of a pizza ranch delivery van and a semi friday.26 - year - old (ivy) ivie (popple - well) popplewell was arrested in ottawa kansas friday night. he'd been on the run from fight with police there. well... police say he stole the pizza ranch van from a restaurant in sheldon... before ditching it at a farm near lawton and stealing the semi. the semi was found *sunday* at a truck stop in the sam

louis to sioux city, is coming our way. thicker clouds start to develop. no rain to track on precision doppler hd. all the clouds we have, are above 20 thousand feet in the sky. notice some high level clouds roaming through from time to time. mostly clear kis. and morning cloud will be likely to develop. it's more filters by the time we get to local 12 news, live at noon. this particular model wants to hold on to showers until tomorrow evening. i think we're fair game for everyone sees rain. showers implying rain that starts and stops. especially west of cincinnati at any point after lunch tomorrow. not expecting any thunderstorms tomorrow but we have a higher chance for rain and thunderstorms, including a risk for stronger storms, thursday and thursday night. especially in the arch and in the evening, this is the main threat it will be. the marginal risk for severe storms, extents to northern kentucky, southwest ohio. large hail, damaging straight line winds, the main concern. we'll keep you updated through the night. the new update will come in for the storm prediction center. >> 58,

hello, today we're speaking with candie mcdonald from candie's couture in sioux city. welcome candie. welcome. first of all tell us about candie's couture. well, candie's couture is a woman's lingerie store. we do lots of specialty fittings and wide range of sizes. so sizes you typically don't see everywhere. we carry up to a 6xl and bras a thru k cup and bands 28 thru 56 in the store. and you specialize in making sure you get a correct fit. you do custom fitting for your clients. yes, myself and the two gals that work in the store are all certified bra fitters. so we've taken the classes - really learned how our styles work and stuff so we can get them in the correct fit and style that works best for them. ok and you have a special promotion in the month of march. tell us about that. yes we do. it's our march madness sale. a big clearance sale on some of the styles that still have. buy one, get one free on those selected bras to underwear to different lingerie's and robes. a little bit of everything throughout the store. you have a few new spring and summer items comi

and another semi was sliced in half after it was hit by a train - this one in sioux city. the semi was crossing the tracks when a train hit it. no new this morning in the iowa legislature... changing a license plate law could save the state half a million dollars each year. jodi whitworth shows us why car collectors support it... and police officers have their concerns. were kind of entering a new corvette, this is the z06 model but those who do -- buy beautiful cars the front plate is a turn off for car collectors and enthusiasts... most sports cars come with a front license plate bracket. the license plate would be located at the nose of car, somewhere between the logo to half way through the grill car experts at shottenkirk chevrolet say not only is the attachment aesthetically unpleasing .. it could also ruin the performance of the car members of the house transportation committee proposed a bill to get rid of front plates all together i think the physical characteristics trump the bill say it could make their jobs more difficult... if you take on plate away its 50 too

sioux city residents digging themselves out today after getting battered with more than 14 inches overnight. after interstate 29 was actually shut down for hours the city officials said 50 workers will spend the day clearing the roadways to make them drivable. makes you realize how lucky we are with this weather. michelle: a rough easter weekend for those folks. but us on the other hand are looking good. doug: it will turn cooler for tomorrow and sunday for past couple of days. we'll take it. delightful outside. we are counting down to the cherry blossoms for a long time. a couple other things we're counting down. the nats' home opener, summer begins in 87 days. so we are thinking warm spots on friday afternoon. the temperatures, good today. not 75 from yesterday but it's 68. we'll take that with the reagan national and skies partly cloudy. it's upper 60's to lower 70's in the metro. 72 in fort washington. 70 in largo. 68 in ashburn. farther north and west and it turns chillier than that. as far as the wind speeds go, out of the northwest 15 to 20 miles per hour. bringing in the dry air and

and, tonight the sioux city east boys try and punch their ticket to the state basketball tournament. many of our highs today were held in the 20s which is much cooler than what we have gotten used to as of late. we'll warm up some tomorrow. more about that and when our next mix could move into siouxland tonight on news 4 at 10. undefeated pocahontas area, urens-marathon, taking on >>> at the end of tonight, 15 states will have voted, 35 states remain. and let me assure you that we are going to take our fight for economic justice, for social justice, for environmental sanity for a world of peace to every one of those states. >> bernie sanders a bit earlier speaking in vermont. he has two victory tonight to hillary clinton's six, but still plenty of heart and p pnty of money for him to move forward. >> and right now we have congresswoman of hawaii who just dnc to put her support behind bernie sanders and joins us now. good evening, it's good to have you with us. >> aloha, good evening. >> good evening, let's look at this map. it is a tough one for bernie sanders, he all be conceded the

garland has been meeting with a number of sioux city senators o, but he's meeting with mark kirk today who has a very tough re-election battle ahead of him. he's one of two or three senators who has a said they think they should move on and have hearings, but there are, i believe, 13 or so other gop senators who have said they would meet with merrick garland, at least have a courtesy chat with him even if only to tell him why they can't move forward with his nomination. charles? charles: shannon bream, appreciate it. >>> next, bernie sanders is changing his strategy, and though he may not have the -- hillary may not have the super delegate edge after all. that's a bombshell. and i'm going to be back at 6 p.m. to cover it all tonight and every night, weekday night. watch me on "making money," 6 p.m. ♪ ♪ when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definiti

and 3a wraps up with nevada and sioux center. dubuque versus mason city. and the night wraps up at 8:30 with ballard and keokuk. still to come on kcci. paving the way for wind energy. how iowa has stepped up to lead the nation, and the us's plan for the future. eric: plus, it's making an impact. how one iowa coffee shop is helping people turn around their lives. and their plan to help across the entire state. elizabeth: and he's spent the last year far, far away. we'll show you some of the incredible images from his trip. and when the history making u.s. back on earth.gs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider with high-speed internet from century

manson-northwest webster takes on iowa city regina. tip off set in 3a, it's nevada versus sioux center. 5 p-m start time. and 4a: ballard versus keokuk at 8-30 tonight. class 1a quarterfinals at wells fargo arena yesterday. the mount ayr raiderettes come into town to take down turkey valley. tess shields to kelcie shields. the shields girls can play. in the second, mt ayr closes to within one point, but can't quite get over the hump. turkey valley edges the 51. from yesterday... class 1-a newell-fonda 53 elkhorn-kimballton 42 a big night last night in ames...time to say good-bye to a cyclone great. one final home for the seniors... and visiting oklahoma state wants to spoil the party. in the 1st half. layup is good. cyclones lead it 11- 10. later its nader. weaving for the dunk... lead up to 3. 2nd half, niang scores 3 of his 17 points... stretching the cyclone's lead. they go on to win it, 58-50 over oklahoma state. 409979 :00 - :04 senior night had emotions running even higher last night. before the game, a sold out hilton coliseum c

when you drive from sioux falls to rapid city, you could literally hand that off which would have productivity gains. ice pack highway, which we have a lot of in northern climates and he was explaining how the smart features of the vehicle adapt to that. for example, if the driver was doing something or the car recognized something. some great safety features. >> senator, wasn't one of these cars involved in an accident recently? >> i think that's true, yeah. >> does that concern you? >> i think it does. i think there will always be gaps. we have accidents on the highways every day. that's the key, to try to figure out how to develop and continue to see this technology develop where the risk of accident goes down. a certain amount of, i think, risk, danger involved. eliminate hazards, reduce risks and save lives. >> saying they would like to rather than patchwork of state regulations. is that the right path, to let the feds take the lead? >> in a situation like this, because we have 50 different states, lots of different highways that go across different states i think there needs to be -- i d

and 3a wraps up with nevada and sioux center. then tonight in 4a, western dubuque versus mason city. and the night wraps up at 8:30 with ballard and keokuk. the iowa hawkeyes are looking for redemption tonight against they wrap up the home season tonight at 8:00 live on espn. elizabeth: and a flashback to winter outside. metinka: at least the snow is coming to an end. the roads are snowy to the north. watch for slick spots and bundle up, 23 degrees in des moines but wind chills are closer to five or 10. it will be colder today than yesterday heading for 32.the could be more snow to the north across the northern part of the state. shaina: right now, everything looks good on the roads. if you're up north there is a lot of blowing snow so you will need extra time. in the metro it is blustery some maybe just a couple of extra minutes so get ready to freeze. it is way different than earlier. drive times are normal, seven minutes to get downtown. six minutes from the east. if you're coming from further out, 11 minutes from ankeny and 2

and then later, class 3a gets underway with nevada taking on sioux center at 5:00 p.m. and in 4a ballard faces keokuk at 8:30 tonight. class 5a quarterfinals are tomorrow. in boys' action, the class 4a substate finals are tonight. several metro teams are fighting for a spot in the state tournament. valley is taking on ankeny centennial. dallas center-grimes. hoover and ames square off at southeast polk. and dowling catholic will take on ankeny tonight as well. that game will be held at johnston. we're in the courtroom for an emotional day of testimony today in the troy mure junior trial. he's accused of killing his passenger, 22-year-old scalicity perez, during a high speed crash. this morning, mure described his version of what happened. he said someone in a cadillac showed a gun and started to chase them down 35th street toward ingersoll. he says the cadillac tapped the back of their car causing him to lose control, but an accident investigator testified based on examination of the rear bumper. it didn't appear the car was struck from behind. mure said in an interview

including greenville, south carolina; burlington, vermont; allentown, pennsylvania; duluth, minnesota; sioux falls, south dakota; redlands, california and so many more. you found that there were a number of things that these cities have in common that make things work. >> you see across the country, there's a surprising amount of the good bones of downtown that are still left that people are trying to use. you see very crucially the fact that national politics, which are so divisive and so poisonous now, just don't come into the local discourse. >> woodruff: why is having a downtown important? >> it's, to a surprising degree, just the identity of this is a place where there's a "there" there, depends on having a downtown with restaurants and with not just a shopping mall. it was amazing to see how many parts of the country are attracting really ambitious, really well-educated, really first-rate people who think that the best arena for their ambitions and their whole life prospect is someplace where they can do work of the very first tier, but also have some effect on the local community. the

evening including a matchup between the defending champs from nevada and sioux center... so keep that in mind if you plan to head downtown today. sabrina: turning to the courtroom...and the latest from the trial of alexander fazzino... sabrina: he faces a first degree murder charge in connection with his wife's death... yesterday the prosecution rested its case... they ended with two d-c-i agents who noted emily did not overdose the day she died. then the defense took over, bringing the fazzino's house keeper and family to the stand. alex fazzino's mother, aunt and sister all testified they saw emily under the influence countless times. "slurring speech, disoriented, she was kind of staggering and i was so concerned i wanted to take her ot the hospital- did she go? she would not go" sabrina: the defense today. be sure to stay with local 5 as we continue to cover this case. elias: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: strong winds and snow are going to keep driving conditions very tough hours today. the bulk of snow has stayed p

class 2-a northwest webster taking on iowa city regina...followe d by the start of class 3-a play that continues into the evening including a matchup between the defending champs from nevada and sioux center... so keep that in mind if you plan to head downtown today. sabrina elias: sam is in with a final look at central iowa's most accurate forecast... sam final weather adlib strong winds and snow are going to keep driving conditions very tough for northern iowa through the morning hours today. the bulk of snow has stayed primarily in northern iowa centered roughly around highway 20, and it will keep pushing eastward through the morning. snow reports have ranged from a dusting around the metro to 4 inches up near fort dodge. the winds will remain strong through the day so even after the snow subsides we may still have low visibility and drifting from blowing snow. highs today under the cloud cover and north winds will only be able to climb into the low 30s with lows falling to around 20 tonight. tomorrow looks cloudy again with another wave of precipitation expected to come during the

into the evening with a matchup between the defending champs from nevada and sioux center... some good matchup set to hit the courts today! be sure to stick highlights tonight at 5, 6, and 10. lucas: sticking with basketball....the cyclones took the court last night for a memorable game... not because of the opponent, which was oklahoma state... but, it was senior night...the final game for georges niang, abdel nader and jameel mckay playing at hilton... the trio was sent out on top...as iowa state beat o-s-u 58 to 50.... niang"the support, the love, the real love that i felt here. i was afraid for that to happen one last time. and you know i think i've put my all into this place and i'm content with closing the chapter at hilton, because i left everything i had out there." mckay"you can't thank cyclone nation enough, you just appreciate them every day, especially with traveling on the roads and seeing what other teams' crowds may look like, you just appreciate it every day." nader"especially with these two guys right here i've built such a strong relationship with them in th

t again we're number nine.r which city is number one? ne? anchorage alaska. virginia beach coming in seconds rounding out to the the top fivf plano, tech text. t sioux falls, south dakota anda irving texas. surprising? >> yeah a little bit. yea >> little, right. lit back here in our regioneg baltimore comes in at number 60e i find that hard to believe, t o too. maybe it's just me.ma still ahead madonnayb and her hh can latest on the custody battle isl coming up.. >> also, people magazine magaz celebrating 15 seasons ofsons american idol. who is that on the cover? newo? book out.ut. we'll take a look inside comingc out next.ouex ♪ i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. 100 meg sp