changed my life and i st want to say i msorry. i have e addiction probobm, and a man has lost his life because of it. suppi told the crowd he regrets the choices he made that day. and knows his family, including a one-year-old son, will also pay for his actions. dustin suppi sentenced for manslaughter i just hope that someday that i could have the foregivness for what i have done. liz ford wife of victim i do not have it in my heart to forgive you for your choices, but you wil have plenty of time to ink about them. and you need to remember my face, because i will be at every parole hearing that you have. jenna: three people are explosion at a business in lytton this evening. lytton is in sac county and the explosion happened at proliant, a processing plant, which is on main street.. three people were welding in a storeage tank when the explosion happened. names aren t being released, but t o pepele were taken to the hohoital in sac city. and then moved to an omaha hospi
in a large pile of clothing says mark aesoph, sioux city fire marshal. extension chords are just for temporary use only. they shouldn t be left on all the time, as soon as you re done with them. unplug them says joe rodriguez, deputy fire marhsal. marguerite says the fire destroyed most, if not all of their clothes. her nephews and 4 month old baby lost everything. her and her husband only have a few shirts. the family says the community outpour has been incredible. marguerite says she s given back to her community, but didn t realize her impact until she had hundreds of voicemailslstexts, and faceceok posts of concerned friends and even strangers.s. all wanting totoonate. i can t tay enough thank you s to everybody. it s overerelming and i ththk that s what kes me cry more, because i m just grateful that everybody thinks of us, and is willling to help us, no questions asked says marguerite cortez. tim: there arfour locations to drop off donations for the family. the c
good evening and thank you u r joining us tonight good evening and thank you for joining us tonight im tim seaman. jenna rehnstrom has the night off. many folks have childhood memories of spending time at the city pool. but as costslimb and attendence drops. sioux city officials are facing a tough balancing act. a special committee wants to close 2 pools after next season.. tonight (tuesday) users got one last chance to speak out on the issue. last month a special pools committee unananously supportsts a plan to close cook and leeds pools after 2016. with leif erikson and lewis pools eventually closing as well. building splash pads and a new regional water park are the alternatives. the commitees final report will be presented to city council for consideration but not before final 4 people spoke at tonight s meeting. and all supported changes. times are changing and i take my kids, between 9 and 16, we take our kids out of town to go do stuff. please i m begging the city cou
headquist. you know, this particular development that ho-chunk s doing, the up-scale apartment complex, will be a good edition to the housing mix that s currently available in dakota dunes, said dodey. bria: ceo lance morgan says the development project should not negatively affect tax payers, but boost the tax base dramactically with the possiblity of lowering taxes. reporting live in studio, bria bell abc 9 news. tim: in the wake of another mass shooting, gun control advocates have a message for politicians: your prayers aren t enough. republican candidates ted cruz, ben carson, prayers for those impacted. but gun control advocates want more. a scathing new york daily news cover this morning read god isn t fixing this. president obama also asked for prayers for the victims. but during an oval office meeting with the fbi director and attorney general he again called for tightening access to guns. important for all of us, including our legislatures, to see what we can
possession of firearms on school property charges - all misdemeanors. concerns aren alway there because you think nothing is going to happen like that at a smaller community, but you never know. it just might happen, so you always are concerned about your kids says beth haddican, parent, police say the suspects never threatened anyone and that students were never in danger. school was in session today. the suspects have been released on two-thousand dollars bond. elisa on cam: at ten we ll hear from the superintendent, yankton police, and concerned parents. reporting live in raffa.. abc9 news. jenna:a: training f f active shooter cidents has become almost a routine for law enforcement. and authorities in eastern iowa say prepared than ever. the johnson county sheriff s office says every deputy in their department undergoes an annual active shooter training. the reason behind events like the become common. officials say that locally since sandy hook they have funded through