time for a while as we prepare for our first major dose of winter weather. as of now, it looks like snow will begin to make its move across siouxland from west to east tomorrow morning and exit the viewing area by late tomorrow evening and is expected to drop anywhere from a couple of inches in southern and western siouxland up to 6-7 inches in parts of northern and eastern siouxland. cold weather will settle in behind that system and will yield lows in the teens and highs in the 20s and 30s this weekend before returning to the 40s with sunshine by early next week. >> 31 governors are now saying they want to close their borders to syrian refugees. they cite indications that one terror attackers may have entered france posing as a syrian refugee. however, there is at least one iowa mayor who is rolling out the welcome mat. brad hanson reports. security of the united states. i completely understand the security issue. he makes a very good point that we absolutely do need to continue to look at that. there are mechanisms in place that we vet folks who apply for refugee status." brad hanson/ reporting "i spoke with one of swisher's librarians, who tells me she is incredibly proud of her mayor for making this proclamation, and says he is very well liked and supported in this community. in fact, he won last month's election with 97 percent of the votes. and while he may have won by a landslide to get in, not everybody in this community supporting this decision." for antonio vega, the security issue certainly plays a part. antonio vega/ swisher "that is part of our issue. we have a little town here, and i'm not saying that it's going to happen, but hopefully our government is doing a thorough, deep investigation on whoever we allow to come over here." >> that was brad hanson reporting from swisher, iowa. at least one swisher city council member opposes the proclamation, but mayors in iowa city, coralville and north liberty all spoke in favor of welcoming and assisting refugees. lutheran family services in nebraska says it will continue to help syrians who are seeking asylum despite concerns raised by governor pete ricketts. he's asked the state's resettlement organizations to halt their efforts until security concerns are addressed. lutheran family services says it will honor the request, but it will still help syrians who arrive by other means. that includes helping families who have sought asylum in nebraska since civil war engulfed syria in 2011. the organization has helped 10 such syrians in the past three years. authorities say a police officer shot to death in the parking lot of the downey, california police headquarters was apparently targeted. they say officer ricardo galvez was in the driver's seat of his personal vehicle when two suspects ran up and opened fire late wednesday. the five-year department veteran died in the car. a search for at least one suspect continues at this hour. a large perimeter has been set up and several apartment buildings have been evacuated as swat officers sweep the area. several people have been detained. police and protesters clashed overnight in minneapolis... trading volleys of rocks and pepper spray as a sit-in continued calling for justice in the shooting death of jamar clark. just after nightfall protesters began surrounding the precinct and chanting when police sprayed the crowd with pepper spray. minneapolis police say protesters began throwing rocks, bricks, and bottles at officers. the president of the minneapolis police union says clark was shot and killed by officers sunday when he tried to take one of their weapons. former subway pitchman and confessed child molestor jarred fogel is being sentenced today in indianapolis. nbc's jay gray has the latest. sentencing inside.. the former subway pitchman.. and 38-year-old father of two has pled guilty to possessing or distributing child pornography and traveling across state lines to engage in sex with minors. josh minkler / u-s attorney for the southern district of indiana "fogle admitted that he repeatedly traveled from indiana to new york to engage in commercial sex acts with victims he knew to be children. this conduct began as early as 2010." subway severed ties with fogle when the investigation was announced. since then he has agreed to pay a total of 1.4-million- dollars to his 14 victims, each getting 100,000- dollars.. and as part of a plea deal.. prosecutors capped their request for prison time at 12-and-a-half years - the government also wants fogel to be supervised after release for the rest of his life.. his attorneys have requested a 5-year sentence.. jay gray, nbc news >> the sun is back, but the winds are picking up. meterologist ben dorenbach will be here with the details... plus, the latest on just how much snow we're expecting tomorrow. news four at noon continues in a moment. here's the view from spencer, where it's degrees. it looks nice outside, but it's windy! 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[ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded byover a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. today for the last time for a while as we prepare for our first major dose of winter weather. as of now, it looks like snow will begin to make its move across siouxland from west to east tomorrow morning and exit the viewing and is expected to drop anywhere from a couple of inches in southern and western siouxland up to 6-7 inches in parts of northern and eastern siouxland. cold weather will settle in behind that system and will yield lows in the teens and highs in the 20s and 30s this weekend before returning to the 40s with sunshine by early next week. see graphics. >> the f-d-a approves the first genetically modified animal for human consumption. this one's for fish lovers, when we come back... and we'll take you inside the state prison in springfield, south dakota... to show you the programs that help inmates transition back into society. the food and drug administration has approved genetically modified salmon, the first altered animal approved for human consumption in the united states. the obama administration had stalled for more than five years on deciding whether to approve a fast-growing salmon. by altering genetic materials, scientists have proposed -- and in some cases, actually created -- animals that would be bred to be disease-free or cleaner in their environments, or grow more efficiently. >> stocks have been moving between slight gains and losses on wall street. on the site of a former usd campus branch in springfield, south dakota sits a correctional facility that helps rehabilitate prison inmates to help prepare them for life after incarceration. ktiv's sheila brummer got a behind the scenes tour of the mike durfee state prison. security setting.the state prison sits on the campus of the former university of south dakota at springfield. clip #2 :39 "our offenders live in the old dorms that were the college setting." they are able to walk around. :52 they aren't kept in cells like you would normally think is as a traditional prison setting.", said deputy warden jennifer stanwick. the prison is home to many programs. those incarerated can learn to read and take classes torward completing their ged. there's vocational education classes in trades such as welding, auto body, mechanics and landscaping. clip 1 12:24 "a lot of guys haven't had a scene of accomplishment and getting their ged a lot of times they haven't had something positive like that in their life," said jennifer stanwick. plus, treatments available for those with drug and alcohol issues as well as sex offenders. many of the inmates hold down jobs, where they receive twenty-five cents an hour doing everything from garmet making, t-shirt screening and building houses. 1:49 clip 1 "they are all learning skills and looking forward to giving back to the communities where warden jennifer stanwick. the goal for those in charge at the prison say they want to prepare the inmates here for life outside of these prison walls. in springfield, south dakota with chief photographer jordan ogren, sheila brummer ktiv news 4. >> the prisoners also take part in a special dog training program with noah's hope, a rescue group from sioux city. tonight, you'll meet the canines getting hands-on help from inmates through two different programs. we'll feature the first program "hounds of hope" tonight on ktiv news 4. still ahead on news four at noon... a very rare occurence, indeed. an iowa mom gives birth to here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycam... an iowa mom has beaten the odds and given birth to healthy, identical triplets. and her doctor says she did it without any fertility drugs. as brea love reports, that's very rare. routine, their dad wasn't there. and i couldn't believe it. it is crazy. we have a two year old. we were happy with one, and then two was exciting, but we didn't picture a family of six." along with the adjustment in size, the family is adjusting to three times the care. (bridget hogan/mother) "it's been around the clock 24 hour care, bottles every two hours. just eating, changing, dressing, and doing it all over again." hogan's doctor at the university of iowa hospitals and clinics says she was fantastic during her pregnancy. (dr. stephen hunter/direct or of maternal fetal medicine) "i knew she was miserable and yet she never complained. she was grateful when 35 and a half weeks got here." dr. hunter says he the occurrence of triplets without the use of fertility drugs is so rare, he can't put a number on it. (dr. stephen hunter/direct or of maternal fetal medicine) "i've seen numbers from 1 in 70,000 to 1 in a million. they're very high risk pregnancies. a lot of things can go wrong. you can't do anything to prevent some of the complications. in this case we were blessed and got to 35 and a half weeks." mom and the triplets went home after only three days in the hospital, and now the babies are that was brea love reporting from iowa city. according to a c-d-c study, in 2013 there were more than three-million births in the united states. only 119 of those were triplets. and that does not include the identical factor. a boutique and salad luncheon, just in time for the holidays.... when we go around siouxland, after this. america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving our climate crisis starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. cause. it is absolutely a great cause. you're actually a past daughter with queens of the nile. tell me a little about that. that's means i've been the president of the group 3 times. that's great. you have a special temple that you also grew? yes, it's called half temple number 38. how many years have you been involved? about 15 years and a good cause. once again, what time does the event start? 11. can people just stop by? absolutely. come check it out for lunch. it's the end of the week, you don't have to cook. that's always a good bonus isn't it? have someone else do all the work right? exactly. just stop by the temple? yes. thank you so much sue for joining us. you have a facebook page too that people can get more information. we do, go to facebook and we're temple 38. thank you sue for joining us. thank you for watching around siouxland. >> look at the weather forecast. thanks for joining us. have a great afternoon! if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... they want to go back to letting the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support refinancing student debt. we've got to get this economy working for the vast majority of americans, not just for those at the top. that's what i intend to do as president. >> chad: why don't i spell my last name for you? d-i-m-e-r-a. mm-hmm, as in stefano dimera, as in he pays a lot of money for your services, and he's gonna be pissed when he finds out--i don't care! i want you to find ben weston and abigail deveraux, and i want you to do it today! [sighs] what the hell is he doing? >> abigail: [sighs] >> ben: they're getting closer. >> abigail: ben. ben, we need help. the baby is in trouble. >> ben: i'm getting help. >> abigail: no, ben, not a midwife. please, we need a doctor, baby. i need a doctor. >> ben: no! >> abigail: the baby needs-- >> ben: no, this was your idea. you wanted a midwife. you wanted natural childbirth. >> abigail: in salem, ben, with my mother there, ready to help and call the emts the second something went wrong, and, ben, and something is wrong. i'm telling you, please. this is your baby. >> ben: i know that! god. i'm gonna undo the ties. when that woman gets here, you need to make her believe that we came here to be alone and that everything is fine. >> abigail: ben, i don't know if i can do that. >> ben: well, you know what? abigail, i really hope that you can. [dramatic music] [phone beeps] >> steve: no, no, no, no, no, no, don't get it. no, no. >> kayla: i have to. it could be about bo. i have to. oh, oh, god, it's ciara. she texted before. it didn't come through. there's a... >> steve: what? >> kayla: there's a surprise party for bo. i have to go. i...

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