"nats: candidates walking in..or introductions...etc the top eight- polling republicans in milwaukee debating --for the 4th time--- bush / (r) presidential candidate "i got about four minutes last debate - i'm gonna get my question right now." the debate honing in on jobs, taxes, international issues and the economy. cruz : there are irs code than there not one of them is as candidates minimum wage.. donald trump says "no" to raising it...ben carson after supporting the raise at an earlier debate. presidential candidate "every time we raise the minimum wage, the number of jobless people increases." carson also making light of this past week of scrutiny over his life stories..... ben carson / (r) presidential candidate asking what i said in appreciate that. the exchanges ...though....heating up over immigration.. jeb bush and john kasich challenging undocumented gov. john kasich / (r) presidential candidate "we all know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border." trump: i don't have to hear from this man trump also unleashing on carly fiorina when she interrupted senator rand paul... carly fiorina / (r) presidential candidate ". he walked away. he quit talking when it was time to quit talking... sot - sen. rand paul / (r) presidential candidate "can i finish my time?" sot - donald trump / (r) presidential candidate "why does she keep interrupting everybody?? (cheers & boos) each candidate trying to get as much air-time ? to prove how they would make america better moderators --for the most part --sticking to policy has some analysts saying that shift led to a boring debate. sr abc news washignton " jessica rae: and reporter evan kruegel from our affiliate in milwaukee brings us a special report from last night's debate. " reporter evan kruegel with a report regarding tuesday night's republican debate in milwaukee. "reporter evan kruegel with a report regarding tuesday night's republican debate in milwaukee. "reporter evan kruegel with a report regarng tuesday night's republican debate in milwaukee. "reporter evan tuesday night's republican debate in milwaukee. "reporter evan kruegel with a report regarding tuesday night's republican debate in milwaukee. "reporter evan kruegel with a report regarding tuesday night's republican debate in milwaukee. "reporter evan kruegel with a report regarding tuesday night's republican debate in milwaukee. jessica rae: and marco rubio tuesday night's republican debate in milwaukee. "reporter evan kruegel with a report regarding tuesday night's republican debate in milwaukee. "reporter evan rubio will be in davenport at the later this his meet and greet is scheduled to begin at 11-30 am. jessica rae: jimmy carter has received good news on his latest health battle. his doctors say the cancer has stopped spreading and he's to treatment." in atlanta gave the update in a statement tuesday. the 91-year-old announced in august, four cancer spots had spread to his brain. he is now undergoing cancer treatment at emory university's winship cancer institute. jessica rae: tens of thousands of fast-food and other minimum wage workers in hundreds of cities across the u- s...have walked out on the job workers in nearly 300 cities across the u.s. were expected to participate including des moines. the plan was to encourage people to vote next year for candidates who support a higher minimum wage. " no one who works two jobs in this country shouldn't have a roof over their head. that's what i very strongly believe. " jessica rae: the protests are expected to be the largest since they were first launched three years ago. and at least one presidential candidate is weighing in. democrat bernie sanders spoke at a washington dc rally. (sen. bernie sanders (d) pres. candidate) "workers who work for the united states government deserve the right to raise their children in security. they deserve the right to earn enough to live in a decent apartment or a decent house. they deserve the right to bargain jessica rae: the nationwide strike comes exactly one-year ahead of the next presidential election. thousands of protesters were also at last night's debate in milwaukee. jessica rae: a state grant for a pork plant project in sioux city has been approved. the iowa department of transportation triumph foods project million dollars to infrastructure improvements in the bridgeport and bridgeport west industrial parks area. construction is expected to start in april of 206. the grant provides 80-per- cent of the cost necessary to improve roads, the other 20 per- cent will be funded by the city and seaboard triump foods jessica rae: the avian flu caused egg prices to sky rocket this summer, and now turkey prices are about 30 to 40 percent higher, just in time for thanksgiving. with turkeys in short supply, prices are going up and for the needy, that may mean cutting something else off the dinner list. with the number of turkeys donated each year varying. the food bank of siouxland is worried higher prices may hit close to home for some. "families in need really feel the impact of those price increases first. then, of course, through our purchasing program when our prices go up, it's the same thing... we aren't able to buy as much of something or maybe we choose not to buy it at all" says linda scheid, executive director, food bank of siouxland. jessica rae: local butchers are feeling an effect as well steve hein, manager of braunger's steak company, says just like gasoline, deter customers turkey for thanksgiving. the bigger enough turkeys to go around. "some of the product i'm trying to get... i'm having a real hard time with. like i said, price is a little higher but the biggest problem is not having the product" says steve hein, manager, braunger's steak company. although we tend around the holiday season, the food bank to keep the hungry in mind jessica rae: invesigators are looking over evidence in a shooting that killed one man in the town of pomeroy. according to iowa d-c-i, the calhoun county sheriff's office responded to a call around two a-m yesterday morning... and discovered the body of a male victim so far no arrests have been made in this case and authorities don't believe there is any danger to the public. the identity of the victim is being with-held for the time being. jessica rae: a sioux city man has been arrested after police say he was found fondling a 13- year-old girl in the waiting room of a local hospital. according to court documents alex anderson met up with a 13 year old in the hospital's waiting room. authorities say anderson kissed the girl multiple times, before making sexual contact with her. anderson is charged with 3rd degree sexual abuse, and is currently out on 10 thousand dollar bond. but a court date is set for november 18th. jessica rae: a competency hearing for an akron man accused of killing his mother is set for next month. a district judge has set the date for friday december 11th to continue johnathan neunaber's case. neunaber is accused of first degree murder in the death of his mother, 80-year- old esther neunaber. proceedings in the case have been on hold since a the presiding judge ordered a mental health examination in may. johnathan neunaber has pleaded not guilty in the case and is being held in the plymouth county jail. " jessica rae: when we come back... you'll see the story of a local organization that helps our vets by taking them on hunting and fishing trips. our salute to soldiers series continues next. scott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this morning... with ... jessica rae... and meteorologist scott larson.. this is abc9 news this stormcast hd where an intense storm system will rapidly pass through the region today. we expect showers, thunderstorms, and later this evening some snow on top of that! winds will intensify today reaching gusts over 50 miles per hour later tonight. that could produce some difficult travel conditions as we enter the evening and overnight hours. the system is fast to move eastward and tomorrow we'll have sunshine, but a brisk northwest wind. then on friday it'll get more comfortable. today's high is 52 with rain, wind, storms, and snow later! tonight's low is 33 with a mix of precipitation and strong winds. tomorrow, expect a high near 50 with sunshine and the brisk wind continuing. here's system will rapidly pass through the region today. we expect showers, thunderstorms, and later this evening some snow on top of that! winds will intensify today reaching gusts over 50 miles per hour later tonight. that could produce some difficult travel conditions as we enter the evening and overnight hours. the system is fast to move eastward and tomorrow we'll have sunshine, but a brisk northwest wind. then on friday it'll get more comfortable. today's high is 52 with rain, wind, storms, and snow later! tonight's low is 33 with a mix of precipitation and strong winds. tomorrow, expect a high near 50 with sunshine and the brisk wind continuing. here's your 7 day forecast. system will rapidly pass through the region today. we expect showers, thunderstorms, and later this evening some snow on top of that! winds will intensify today reaching gusts over 50 miles per hour later tonight. that could produce some difficult travel conditions as we enter the evening and overnight hours. the system is fast to move eastward and tomorrow we'll have sunshine, but a brisk northwest wind. then on friday it'll veterans and members across the country are getting support through an organization that gets them outside and into nature... giving them the chance to open up about common struggles many military members deal with. abc9 news anchor jenna rehnstrom tells us more about "patriot outdoors adventures". "alright, you guys ready to go?" jenna rehnstrom before the sun comes up... "we got three deer yesterday and we're going out this morning for a couple more." jenna rehnstrom a group of hunters take to the fields in northeast nebraska. but these surroundings are tame compared to what many of these guys have experienced. chad jensen, u.s. air force, wichita, ks says, "being with veterans, it's always good to hear the experiences they had overseas and the things that they've done." jenna rehnstrom served our country - some are still serving. they're part of a group called patriot outdoors adventures, whose mission is to give service members an experience where they can relax and re-connect. nathan mcclure, patriot outdoors, says, "when strangers come together at first, they're trying to size each other up, figure out who's who, especially if we have different branches, different eras." jenna rehnstrom the non-profit charity sponsors hunts like this in 10 states, including nebraska and south dakota. it was founded on the premise of getting service members away from the rank and structure of the military so they can open up about challenges they're facing in civilian life. nathan mcclure says, "as we break get into the networking and mentoring. when we have the trust and friendship, people are more willing to accept that 'i'll go with you to counseling,' or 'i'll go with you to budget classes'; it allows us to get into the heart of what we do. mark wieseler, patriot outdoors ne state rep. says, "we find out what issues they're having, you know, problems, whatever it may be- stress at home, not being able to find a veterans and service members last year. and, these trips aren't just for the guys. they organize hunting trips for women and spouses, sometimes even kids can come along. and, they're at no cost or very little cost to the veterans themselves. " jessica rae: coming up.... a big name in the crayon world is jumping in to one of the hottest trends in the country. stay tuned to hear more about what market crayola is entering. " jessica rae: and.... do you want to rock a man bun... but don't have long enough hair? well there is a product that can help you live your dream. i'll tell you more... and getting into the white-hot adult-coloring book market. the iconic company is now offering five adult coloring books that retail for 9- 99 a piece. they're also selling colored pencils and markers with fine tips that will accommodate the intricate designs. crayola partnered with artist flora chang to create the coloring books. they'll be distributed among major retailers, including target. jessica rae: the man bun is one of thetest trends for guys this year... and now... you can join in on the trend! groupon is selling a perfect solution for any adventurous guy who wants to test out the man bun... but doesn't want to put in the effort to grow out his hair. its a clip on man bun! the attachable hair-piece is made of artificial hair and comes in a variety of natural looking hair colors. and according to groupon... more than a thousand buns have already been sold! jessica rae: scott: jessica and scott are chatting about the man bun. jessica and scott jessica and scott are chatting about the man bun. jessica and scott are chatting about the man bun. scott:good morning jessica and scott are chatting about the man bun. jessica and scott are chatting about the man bun. jessica and scott are chatting about the man bun. scott:good morning siouxland. a storm jessica and scott are chatting about the man bun. jessica and scott are chatting about the man bun. jessica and scott are chatting about the man bun. scott:good morning siouxland. a storm jessica and scott jessica and scott are chatting about the man bun. jessica and scott are chatting about weather today. it's currently gathering strength in the southern plains and looks to deliver showers by the mid morning with t- storms also possible! current temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. there's a wind blowing in from the northwest between 5 and 15 miles per hour which will d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... " jessica rae: still to come... i'll bring you the latest on the bakken oil pipeline... and howthe public will get a chance to weigh in on the controversial project. that story is in thursday to determine whether a pipeline project will proceed... dakata access is in the works of creating domestic produced crude oil, which will affect north dakota, south dakota, iowa, and illinois... abc9 news reporter bria bell has the story. "people protesting 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 imminent domain for private land when it's for a private companie's profit. that's pretty much it," said rosemary partridge. dakota access has already hired contractors and a third-party firm has delivered metal pipe, anticipating that the state passes the plan. energy transfer has projected $50 million in sales and 2 to 4 thousand jobs for iowans during construction. in sioux city, bria bell abc 9 news. jessica rae: if needed, the hearing could run through december second. the iowa utilites through december second. the iowa utilites board is expected to vote no later than early january. on thursday, a livestream video link of the hearing will be avaialble on our website ... siouxlandmatters dot com. " jessica rae: coming up.... a new study has found a link between athletes getting cancer... and artificial turf fields. i'll bring you more on this surprising discovery for athletes... after the break. " " scott:good morning siouxland. let's get a look outside on the port neal welding in sioux city and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake, iowa. right now, it's about 40 degrees with a brisk northwest flow beginning to develop. we have increasing clouds and a storm system wrapping in moisture along the nebraska and kansas state lines. here's a check storm system will rapidly pass through the region today. we expect showers, thunderstorms, and later this evening some snow on top of that! winds will intensify today reaching gusts over 50 miles per hour later tonight. that could produce some difficult travel conditions as we enter the evening and overnight hours. the system is fast to move eastward and tomorrow we'll have sunshine, but a brisk northwest wind. then on friday it'll get more comfortable. today's tonight's low is 33 with a mix of precipitation and strong winds. tomorrow, expect a high near 50 with sunshine and the continuing. here's your 7 day forecast. jessica rae scott: jessica rae: in sioux city and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake, iowa. right now, it's about 40 degrees with a brisk northwest flow beginning to develop. we have increasing clouds and a storm system wrapping in moisture along the nebraska and kansas state lines. here's a check of your stormcast hd where an intense storm system will rapidly pass through the region today. we expect showers, later this evening some snow on top of that! winds will intensify today reaching gusts over 50 miles per hour later tonight. that could produce some difficult travel conditions as we enter the evening and overnight hours. the system is you think of a broken bone or a pulled muscle. but could the field the athletes play on, actually be making them sick? the rubber used in field turf has recently been found to have a connection with cancer. reporter jake iverson from our sioux falls affiliate has more. " anytime an athlete takes the field there's a risk of injury. in contact sports like football, the risk is higher given the nature of the sport. but beyond concussions, torn ligaments, or broken bones; no athlete believes the game, more specifically the field they play on, could be giving them cancer. " it's kind of a fine line, you don't want to be chicken little and cause a panic when there is no reason to panic, but at the same time you don't want to put your head in the sand and ignore something at the same time too." said dr. sam schimelpfenig, a avera medical group mcgreevy. the issue? most artificial turf fields are littered with these little black dots, the crumbled up remnants of recycled tires. it's a product designed to help with drainage and also cushion the field of play. for years, no one really cared what was in these rubber pellets until a soccer coach at the university of washington noticed a growing trend. she started compiling a list of friends and former players who had developed cancer. "all of a sudden the list grew exponentially!" said amy griffin. griffin first showed her list with komo news in seattle last may. since their first report, the list has grown from 27 names to 165 players diagnosed with cancer. half of those players are former goalies, the position that is most likely to accidentally eat or come into direct contact with these trivial pellets. "i finally said ok what's in this rubber?" said griffin. that's the question of debate. crumb rubber is a mixture of various recycled chemical compounds and previous studies have shown there are known carcinogens found in each pellet. but the lab reports haven't proven the amount is enough to be harmful. so the question now becomes, is the sport worth the risk? turf fields and crumb rubber infill are found and used everywhere today. in sioux falls we have the big three: howard wood, kirkeby-over, and bob young field. "certainly we would never put our student athletes or opposing student athletes at risk. we did our research and we feel very confident with the product that we have." said josh snyder, the athletics director for the university of sioux falls. snyder says he and his team did their homework when the university invested in a new turf field this summer. he is aware of the health questions surrounding artificial field turf but found his own issues with the alternative. "truthfully there are many studies that actually say that grass, natural grass, is more harmful because of all the pesticides and the products that they put down that that may actually be more harmful than the rubber that's in here." said snyder. administrators are the ones making the decisions, but what do the athletes think? we spoke to football players at the high school combine this spring and nearly every one we spoke with said it's not a concern to them. they trust the schools have done their research and have their safety in mind. "i think they have the knowledge about it and if it was really that bad they wouldn't have us play on it." said levi schoonhoven, a football player for tea high school. usf football coach jed stugart says this isn't the first time field turf has been called into question. he's seen the reports but throughout his coaching career, most of it on turf fields, he can't recall a single case where a former player developed early cancer. "you know there are so many factors that can go into a lot of these things it's hard to put it on just a field." said stugart. pulling you child from football or soccer is probably too extreme but dr. schimelpfenig believes, like coach griffin, there are enough names and diagnoses to warrant a closer look at the issue. "could it just be coincidence or something else is different, it's not really that rubber turf at all? maybe it's something else that that they got exposed to? it's hard to know. there is so many variables you just can't say for sure." said dr. schimelpfenig. infill but it is the most common mountview high school in minnesota just installed a turf field, but instead of using crumb rubber... the high school has elected to use tiny plastic pellets instead as an eco friendly alternative to the rubber fill. an option more schools may utilize as the debate over the crumb rubber grows. jessica rae: the russian government is fighting back against accusations of a state-sponsored doping program during the last olympics. the world anti- doping agency issued a report yesterday... claiming the doping was systemic among russian athletes during the 20-12 olympics in london.. the w-a-d-a says the doping was condoned by the russian government and even covered up by russian secret agents.. those findings have triggered an international criminal investigation and demands the russians be stripped of all their medals.. which could mean american athelte alysia montano could get a bronze medal she placed fourth in the 800 meter race in 20-12, the same race the russians swept in. am: sometimes you wonder why are you crying? and it's just such a natural human emotion to feel a loss. jessica rae: the agency is also calling for russia to be banned rrom international games including next year's olympics in brazil the russian track and field federation has been given until the end of this week to respond to the report. jessica rae: brazil is mired in recession and a corruption scandal that has led to a financial crisis. it's not the ideal scenario, as rio prepares to host the 20-16 summer olympic games. but the mega- sporting event has in many ways protected rio from the gloom hanging over the rest of the country. reporter shasta darlington has more. "just nine months before the games kick off, the expansion of rio's international airport - full speed ahead. building 26 new gates - and not just for the 2 million passengers expected during the games. ( luiz rocha/ president riogaleao) the legacy that the olympics are going to leave will attract more tourists and travelers for the future, he says. thanks to the games, rio is a city under construction. once a source of frustration, now a financial lifeline for many of its residents. snarling traffic, but also transforming working class neighborhoods like madureira. ( eduardo paes/ rio mayor) the olympics, for us, always meant a chance to change our city, to make it more integrated, to make it better, so we got lot's of opportunities, took the most of it. in a recent interview, the rio mayor said major benefits include expanding public transportation and revitalizing the seedy downtown. shasta darlington/ rio de janeiro) this used to be a virtual no-man's land underneath a freeway overpass well now they're turning it into a cultural center for visitors to the olympics. it's here that the futuristic museum of tomorrow will throw open its doors next month - despite an economic crisis in brazil that has forced rio to stick closely to its olympics budget. mostly financed by the private sector, the government can't afford to cover cost overruns. many problems remain, notably sewage-clogged waterways that have yet to be cleaned up. and, despite improvements, alarmingly high levels of violence and crime. but even rio's once crime-ridden favelas are seeing benefits from the games. with a beefed-up security helping attract tourists. sara junger rents homes in the hillside favela of vidigal. there's no running water the day she shows us around. ( sara junger/ albergue da comunidade) you have to come here with a certain flexibility, she says. there are problems that we residents can't control. but they still expect full occupancy during the olympics. from visitors looking for a great view and a bit of adventure. jessica rae: heelan kicked off the state volleyball tournament last night. find out if the crusaders could win a game at state for the first time since 20-12. scott: stay tuned for today's forecast... jessica rae: ally in his corner this election season. u-f-c phenom ronda rousey has endorsed the democratic presidential candidate she told maxim magazine she supports sanders because of his stance against large corporations. rousey says if sanders loses the primary, she'll vote for a third party candidate. last year, donald trump implied rousey liked him as a candidate, but she eventually shut that down. jessica rae: two daily fantasy sports companies have been told to stop accepting bets in new york state. attorney general eric schneiderman issued cease and desist orders to draft-kings and fan-duel. he said the companies are engaged in illegal gambling under state law. schneiderman drew a distinction between daily fantasy sports companies and 'traditional' sites which compete for bragging rights over the course of a season. both companies slammed the decision in statements released after the cease and desist order was received, insisting their games are legal. jessica rae: later today fiveve siouxland teams take the court at the iowa state volleyball tournament, but last night, heelan got the ball rolling. here's chris with the action. chri palmquist--"good morning everybody. since the heelan senior volleyball players were born, only once in their lifetime have the crusaders not qualified for the state tournament. last night they opened up another tournament run in search of their first state title since 2007. the 8th ranknk crusaders taking on number three waverly shell rock. 1st set heelan's allie cooke starts things off with an ace! later on it's cooke again, this time a brick wall at the net coming up with the block. crusaders fall in set to its youth. nicole jacobson, the frosh spiking at an upperclassman level. then it's sam mccabe with the great dig. grace hanno with the spike, it gets returned and then she slam dunks it. zach mccabe not impressed. set point for heelan. maddie uhl serving up an ace! crusaders win set 2 25-20. they'd take the third as well and we head to the fourth. mccabe with the kill, then jacobson comes up with the block. match point for heelan and they take ! 25-8. heelan wins its first gaga at state since 20-12 with the 3-1 win. the dv student section out in full force as the panthers look for a trip to state. in the first...taylor hauger...too hot to handle from the line...panthers go up 15-10. 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 which will intensify as we move inxo the second half of the day. here's the dayplanner where we'll make it to a high near 50 at noon before the bottom drops out with showers and thunderstorms transitionong into a snow mix later this being called the largest ever financial cyber hacking in the u-s. kendis gibson and good morning. topping "erica's money" -- it's being called the largest hacking case ever. >> three men are charged with stealing personal information of 83 jpmorgan chase company. the one american charged still on the run. and an iconic american food is changing its recipe. >> campbell's chicken noodle soup willl now have ten fewer ingredient celery is out, too. a number of free offers for them. >> free food from desserts and entire males. at appleby's, chili's dunkin' do nut and and uber is giving free rides to homeless vets. >> have a fantastic day.y. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. susmer is back! pizza rat has returned to the streets of newyork. but its not the iconic pizza rat we all know and love... this time he's remote controlled. reporter jeannie moos explains. "who doesn't like a slice of pizza to go...and boy does it go.... (nats of screams) when toted by pizza rat. (nats of screams) not the old pizza rat that becamama sensation twtw months ago.... (jimmy kimmel)l)pizza rat has become such a celebrity. (steven colbert) "the internet blew up over this video of a rat carrying a whole slice of pizza." make way for pizza rat's new remote controlled replica.... (nats of screams) used to scare the bejesus out of new yorkers.... (nats of screams) by award-winning prankster , jesse wellens and his prank vs prank youtube channel. (nats) "go pizza rat go. oh my gosh." jesse got the idea when he noticed this taxidermied rat in a new york shop.... ( jesse wellens/pizza rat prankster) "then i knew v val sensation of pizza rat already so i said and carry it around in a handy pizza box... (nats) " and when you're ready to deploy you pop it open." ( jeanne moos/repepting) "making g remote controlled pizza rat isn't extly rocket science. the whole thing cost jesse 116 bucks." he and his fellow prankster bought a cheap remote controlled car, got rid of the car's frame and glued cardboard to the chassis. they then glued on a slice of pizza. (nats) "get yourself a taxidermied rat, get it on line ebay." glue the rat on and voila. (nats) "its so easy to drive." jesse drove it around downtown and in times square. (jeanne moos/reporting) "look at it, don't you think someone would stomomthe thing? (take bite pizza) how old is the pizza? bought it like two hours ago. oh good." only one person stepped on it and that seemed like an accident. the prank ended with pizza rat disappearing.... 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" " coming up in our six o'clock hour... with today being veterans day... members of soux city fire rescue are being recognized for their service long before thth foughththeir first fires... jessica rae:" " and the veterans day celebrations didn't end there. another group of siouxland vets were honored for the service they provided to our country. you'll see both ceremonies...

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