headed south on old highway 75. just a athe chase reached the north side of salix... the truck lled and ejected the driver... who died at the scene. his identity has *not* yet been released. the crash forced the sheriff's office to close that road for nearly two hours. larry>> it's a legal decision that's caught a lot of people off guard...and angered many... including the victim's family. a judge has reduced the sentenced for an orange city women who was sent to prison for the death of a child who was i i her caca. rochelle sapp was sentenced to 100- years in n ison... after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment resulting in death in t death of 3- year- old autumn elgersma. she got 50- years for each count... which were to be served *consecutively*... or one- after- the- other. the judge in the case changed sapp's 50- year prison terms to be served *concurrently*... or at the *same time*. we reached out to autumn's mother...who tells us, she's in disbelief. jen elgersma autumn's mother honer)>> "it was a complete punch in the gut and it came totally unexpected. i had no idea that was something thathe judge could even do. so when we found about the cut and the sentence, we were shocked. i don't know how else to describe it." in his order... judge edward jacobson says he reconsidered the sentence by his own oice... noting that t pp had no prior r rord and had been a model prisoner. iowa law allows judges to reconsider a sentence within one year of sentencing. the change means sapp will be eligible for parole in roughly 35 years... instead of the 70 she was previously looking at. larry>> a siouxland mother could spend the next 25 years in prison... following the death of her infant son last year. that sentence for rebekah williamsmsmccarthy comes afterer plea hearing tuesdayayfternoon. the 25- year- old mother of 3 was facing charges of child neglect and child endangerment before pleading guilty to child endangerment resulting in bodily harm. as part of the plea bargain... williams- mccarthy was sentenced to 25 years in prison those charges came after her 2- month- old son leonard died last williams was sentenced last month in t ts case. he also pleaded guilty to child endangerment resulting in bodily harm... and also received a 25- year sentence. williams- mccarthy was facing up to 85 years in prison if convicted at trial. under this 25 year sentence... she could serve less than half of that time depending on good behavior. larry>> an akron, iowa man is facing charges of sexual abuse and possession of child pornography. according to the plymoututcounty sheriff's office... the arrest of 56- yeaea old wilhelm van hofsteder of akron comes after a three- month investigation. the initial complaint was made to akron police on july 9th... alleging possible sexual abuse of a 12- year- old boy. four days later... police say they searched the home in akron and found images of children wearing little or no clothing and committing sexual acts. van hofsteder is charged with 1 count of 3rd degree sexual abuse anan6 counts of possessisi of child pornography. he's being held in the plymouth county jail on 20- thousand dollars bond. larry>> land owners fighting a proposed pipeline through northwest iowa have lost a legal challenge. but they say the battle will continue. in a hearing at cherokee earlier this month... three landowners challenged whether the iowa utilities board has the power to gnt eminent domain to the company that wants to build the dakota access oil pipeline. the pipeline would stretch fromm the bakken oil fields in north dakota... through south dakota... and it would also run from lyon coenty in northwest iowa all the way to southeast iowa. judge carl peterson dismissed the lawsuit... ruling the landowners have to exhaust the administrative remedies required... before they can sue a state agency. the judge *did not* rule whether dakota access is eligible for eminent domain. the state utilities board is holding g blic hearings on thehe pipeline... then will make a decision on whether to grant eminent domain. larry>> a recent supreme court ruling is putting a financial crunch on the sioux city school district. and it looks like local property taxpayers will have to make up the difference. the court's ruling basically means sioux citians who work out of the state have been illegally double - taxed... because they were forced to pay a surtax that schools. that means the district stands to lose about 282 - thousand dollars. the district's chief financial officer says the *hit* isn't as bad as they thought. but they'll have to look at ways to replace that money. "we will have to adjust either our property tax asking or the amount of surtax that we levy to compensate. those are adjustments that we typically make annually anyway." sioux city is one of the hardest- hit out of about 280 iowa districts impacted by the ruling. affected taxpayers can file for a refund on the past three years of sta income taxes. the average refund is expected to be about 200 dollars. larry>> an iowa high school football *legend* returned to his alma mater this afternoon. cushing g tive kelly goodburnn won a state title as the quarterback of eastwood high school in 1978... before winning a super bowl as the punter for the washington redskins in correctionville and the current river valley high to present the school with a gold, autographed football from the n- f- l. goodburn... who kicked an 86 yard punt that's still a state record... says the redskins' 37- 24 victory over buffalo in super bowl 26 6 s the highlight of his carere. "that was the pinnacle of any player's career. that's your highest stage. that's what you strive to do and to be able to achieve that was really, really satisfying. it was kind of like, wow, you know, we did it." goodburn's visit to river vavaey is part of the n- f- l's celebration of supup bowl 50... which will be held this february from levi's stadium in santa clara, california... and be televised right here on kmeg 14. larry>> still to come tonight on siouxland news at ten... he's a high school student with plans to take over his family farm.... coming up after the break... we'll introduce you to this honoree. larry>> every month morningside college and siouxland news are teaming up to highlight a high school student who has gone above and beyond. our jaclyn driscscl introduces us to this month's winner from pender, nebraska. "i love sports, but farming is my favorite thing by far. it's what i grew up with. my dad pushes it a lot. it's just what i live by. i love it. it just makes me happy. it's what i love to do." jaclcl driscoll reporting>> the youngest of three chililen on a familylyarm of about 2500 acres, deden is slated to take ings "he's involved in harvest right now, so he goes to schl all day, goes to football practice, then he goes home and he's out on the combine or driving truck." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> but boy who stands over six feet tall, found his soft spot... working with younger students. dayleen liakos teacher>> "devin just has this knack to put the kids at ease. he can tease them without going over the line and keeping them in control still. they love going to him and asking questions. they look up to him. he's a good role model. devin soll student>> "my future's not going to be with kids, but they seem to like me and that's good. i like that, to spend some time with them." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> giving credit, in large part, to his family devin soll student>> "my brother is a big role model in my life. he's always pushing me in sports and academics.s.y father pushes me with farming to be the best i can. and of course my mother, making all those great meals. she pushes me the most when it comes to academics." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> devin is also grateful for the staff at pender public school. devin soll student>> "i'm very thankful. the people around me, the teachers, i'm glad that they'd nominate me. it means a lot to me. it's kind of special. i don't know, it means i'm doing something right in my life." larry>> devin plans on aending college to receive a degree in agriculture. then, returning back home to his family farm. if you'd like to nominate a student, you can do that on our website siouxland news dot com by clicking on the "above and beyond" banner. larry>> a northwest iowa college is trying to attract students to its manufacturing program. northwest iowa community college in sheldononeld its second nual manufacturing d d event tuesday... showing off its production welding, advanced welding technology, engineering design and design technology programs. students taking partot tours of the campus' facilities... presentations from companies who hire program graduates and displays of those companies' products. tuesday's event drew a little more than 100 area students interested in learnini more about that program. larry>> and the next day in sheldon... students at northwest iowa community college tried to set a world record. as part of the college's homecoming celebration called, "days of thunder"... students, faculty, staff, family members and friends gathered to try and break the guinness book of world records for the longest line of selfies. there was an official "phone"... the selfies needed to be taken no more than 60 seconds apart... o selfies. the wod record stands at 531. unfortunatel they came up just a little short... with 445 people taking part in the record - breaking attempt. larry>> when it comes to dieting... most people know they need to avoid fats or carbs... but not much about how much protein they need. coming up after the break in tonight's hehethwatch... we'll hear from a memey medical center dietitian n out what to eat... and how to cook it... to make your body needs. larry>> people try to cut the fat out of their diets... but are they getting enough protein? siouxland news reporter catt taylor met with a dietician to see why enough protein is an important part of healthy living. rotein really is impmptant in your diet; it's one of the three macronutrients. proteins, carbohydrates, and fats are your main macronutrients which means you need the most of those in your diet. so protein is an important building block especially for bones, muscles, blood, skin, and among other things too." cat taylor siouxland news>> stephanie small is a clinical dietitian at mercy medical center, and she says that there are multiple types of protein, but preparation of the protein is important. stephanie small mercy medical center>> ""good protein sources are things like your lean meats: chicken, fish, eggs, nuts, dairy products. those are all good "when you're preparing your protein foods, such as meat, always try to grill or broil or bake your meats and try to avoid frying, when you're adding protein to your diet." cat taylor siouxland news>> can be a good ideaeaor some people. stephanie small mercrcmedical center>> "protein shakes can be a good addition to your diet, as of other foods too. protein shakes are pretty easy on the go types of foods, so if you're having a hard time getting protein in or perhaps if you're vegetarian, sometimes those protein shakes can fill in that gap for getting enough protein." cat taylor siouxland news>> according to small, you can have too much protein and it can be dangerous, so moderation is key. stephanie small mercy medical center>> "overl in general it's just important to have a little bit of everything in moderation. trying to find a diet that you can follow for a lifetime is important because any diet that you go on, once you go off the diet, you'll probably gain the weight back." siouxland news, i'm cat taylor. larry>> peanuts and peanut tter arenother high- protein option for people on meatless diets. larry>> briar cliff university students got some health and wellness tips this week. in a change from previous years... this year's fair is held during the fall semester. health and wellness- related businesses from across sioux city set up booths at briar cliff... showing off their products and services. "used to always do it in the spring. this is the first time doing it in the fall because we want the students know aboutut these different busisiss. while they are here dudung their academic year they can use them." briar cliff estimates around 200 students will visit each booth at the fair. larry>> meanwhile across town... western iowa tech community college hosted a different kind of wellness fair this afternoon. the iowa department for the blind teamed up with local providers for the sioux city vion loss resource fair. visitors got to learn about the various products and services available to people experiencing information on large- print or audiobooks from sioux city's public library... public transit options for the blind... and information on vocational rehab and doing everyday tasks non- visually. larry>> doe's and diva's dairy is the *only* dairy of its kind in the state of iowa. we'll show you why... after the break... we'll show y y why... after the break..... homemewn farmer." we're heading to doe's and diva's dairy... near honey creek, iowa. the *only* licensed goat *and* sheep dairy in iowa. jacob heller s suxland news>> when you call jenna feldman's animals..... they come running. janna feldman doe's & diva's dairy inc.>> "when they see you coming, they just say 'mama, mama!' they want you to talk to them." jacob heller siouxland news>> first... yogi... he's *not* a big fan of strangers. yeti's old... i don't think strangers bug her too much. but the 21 milking goats the dogs protect and live with... really *like* meeting new people. this goat's a lamancha breed... that's why it doesn't have ears that stick up. the feldman's raise sheep to milk... too. some friesian anan(luh - kane) lacaune. jannnnfeldman doe's & divava dairy inc.>> "some peoplee pronounce it (luh - cone) lacaune." jacob heller siouxland news>> they milk ten of'em right now. janna feldman doe's & diva's dairy inc.>> "this next spring we're going to be milking almost 20 sheep." jacob heller siouxland news>> doe's and diva's dairy is the *only* licensed sheep *and* goat dairy in iowa. and janna milks a lot! janna feldman doe'& diva's dairy inc.>> "we milk twice a day." jacob heller siouxland news>> where does the milk end up? in soaps... janna feldman doe's & diva's dairy inc.>> "four to six hours of sprinkle, stir, sprinkle, stir." jacob heller siouxland news>> and lotions... janna feldman doe's & diva's dairy inc.>> "i'm not sure how to package it yet, i'm working on that." cob heller siouxlandndews>> this hard bar lotion is new this year. but when you visit doe's & diva's dairy.... don't forget about the cheeses... different varieties... like feta. made here... fresh. "in the spring when the milk is flowing abundantly, we're making it almost every day." jacob heller siouxland news>> and aged to perfection. right here... in western iowa. if you think o oa farmer that might be great on "proud to be a hohotown farmer" tell us about them! you can nominate them on our web site... siouxlandnews.com. or you can e - mail me... at j - heller at siouxland news larry>> thanks jake. the most infamous is presidential candidate hillary clinton and her senior advisors who used off-the-record emails on a private server . . . stored in the clinton home. in spite of agency policies, the federararecords act - federal law - is crystal clear on how coespondence is to be retained. lisa jackson, . . . the e-p-a administrator from 2009 to 2013, . . . used the fake name "richard windsor" for her email. this was likely to avoid complying another federal law - the foia act. jackson wasn't even the first head of the e-p-a to do so. elizabeth browner started the practice under president bill clinton. republicans have gotten into the act, too. karl roveve. . . politicacaadvisor and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, . . .was caught using private email for white house business. his emails were processed on a sver held by the republic national committee. lois lerner, . . . the woman at the center of the i-r-s scandal targeting certain non-profit and jewish groups, . . . used several aliases for her emails. including one named after her dog. me senior i-r-s officials used an instant messagigi system - similar to snapchat - that automatically deletes texts moments after they're read. no one's doing this unless they have something to hide. there should be criminal consequences for federal officials who knowingly conceal email correspondence from legal scrutiny. to comment, go to behind the i'm mark hyman. larry>> thanks for watching siouxland news week ... be sure to join us again tomorrow night at 5, 9 and 10. you can also follow us on facebook, twitter, instagram and our website siouxland news dot com ... where you'll find the latest news, weather and sports. that's all our time for now ... we'll see you tomorrow... and we've got t special surprise you won't want to miss. we'll see you then! >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for drew and danny's real estate strategies, brought to you by visionary events, llc. if you're looking to generate more profit, then get readad in you local area! because a rock-solid set of real estate strategies that could change your financial future is now available to you. >> i know that real estate is a great investment. i didn't know how great until i actually went to one of these classes. and now i have complete buy-in. >> my first offer just got accepted just now. i got a buyer in place, so i'm gonna close that deal when i get back to pittsburgh. and i have no money invested. >> announcer: it's an amazing financial opportunity that area residents, some with little to no investing experience or money, have already taken advantage of. and it all starts with a free lunch or dinner event coming to your area. the real estate market has bounced back! and right now may be the most exciting time in a generation for you to personally profit from real estate. in fact, the average flip in today's market is over $70,000 per transaction. you heard right -- $70,000. and the rental market is sizzling hot. just ask drew levin and danny perkins, the stars of hgtv's "renovate to rent." before deciding to become investors, they had no experience and little money to invest. but now they personally collect over 130 rental checks every single month. and for a limited time, drew and