and continue the process of recovering. employees remembered jon richter,r,he man who was killed the in the workplace shooting. they placed a memorial plaque in his honor at the entrance where the shooting took place. you could walk up and down the street, and i know people say this a lot when there's a tragedy, but i really mean this when i say this about jon; you could walk up and down t t street and you will not find a aerson in this commununy thth'll have a bad thingngo say ababt that guy the ceo of sioux steel says the company is continuing to pay for counseling for employees. a bill up for debate at the state legislature, in pierre, is targeting people who are transgender. the bill proposes separate bathroom, and locker rooms, transgender students at south dakotatachools. iv's tiffany lane hahareaction from lawmakers, anstudents. anatomically different, i think is going to be a horrible affect on kids as far as bullying." under the bill, schools must provide "reasonable accommodations for transgender students' needs." accommodations include a single-occupancy bathroom or the "controlled use" of a staff-designated restroom, locker room or shower room. su "usd junior logan anderson is against the bill, which he says discriminates and is unwelcoming." "i saw like a testimony where this kid was saying he doesn't feel human, like he has to go to a different bathroom and it's just not including everyone," "and yeah, it's upsetting." advocates say the bill is meant to ptect the privacy of students. one university of south dakota student says he agrees with the bill as long as it provides the additional accommodatio ns for transgender students. "if you start conflicting with other people's rights, like for example, if someone doesn't feel comfortable i guess, being in shower as that person, i believe they have the right to have privacy be separated." some legislators are once again attempting to void a high school activities association policy allowing transgender student athletes to request playing on the team that matches their gender indentity. in vermillion, south dakota, ffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> on thursday, , e senate education committee voted 4 to 2 to send the bill to the floor for debate. democrats have criticized the measure as discriminatory. south dakota lawmakers have killed a bill that would have repealed south dakota's death penalty. the bill's main sponsor is republican senator arthur rusch of vermillion. on w wnesday, the south dadata senate state affairs committee met to review the proposal. rusch is a former judge who has prosecuted a death penalty case. rusch told the committee wednesday that he's seen first-hand how costly and hard it was on jurors and court personnel. interesting is the parallel that we're a republican state that's predominantly pro-life," said chelsea gilbertson of vermillion, south dakota. "and so the second that you bring up the idea of the death penalty, people are no longer pro-life. they're willing to take away the sanctity of life because somebody committed a crime." "however, i think there are extreme situations such as maybe mass murder, like terrorism, where you know the person and without a reasonable doubt did it." the bill was voted down six to three. (sheila) even though the sun was out earlier today, the winds brought (matt) and, we'll be dealing with sub-zero temps, and wind chills chief meteorologis t ron demers jojos us with details. wininchill advisory in effect 6 pm friday through 9 am saturday while the sun was a site to behold for many today, it did nothing to help temperatures as highs were 10 to 15 degrees below average for this time of year. that chill continues wind northeastern siouxland could see wind chills cder than -20 which is why those areas will be in a wind chill advisory into saturday morning. clouds move back in for our saturday with a chance of a little bit of light snow with better chances of snow by saturday night. if youe still looking for the perfect valentine's day gift..don't worry you're not alone. (matt) the manager at palmer's olde tyme candy shoppe, in sioux city, says their store is full of those last minute shoppers, looking for that perfect treat for their valentine. "it's mostly men and it's the last two or three days. it's the last four hours they are all flying. but that makes it interesting for us too," said jon sadler, retail manager at candy. the hot itemat palmer candy, this year, are the trules, caramel apples and chocolate covered strawberries. sadler says there's still plenty of time, and plenty of chocolate, left for your special someone. the men's quintet at iowa lakes community college had a busy day.. delivering 40 singing valentines. here is a look at a few of their stops. th sang to tom and vic matuska at matuska taxidermy on their anniversary. here they are after singing to janey goodlaxson at spencer hospital. the group also sang to students at graettinger- terrill school. and finally, the quintet renaded patty at iowlakes electric cooperative in estherville. our sportsfource extra crew is bringing you highlights from wind chill advisory in effect for northeastern siouxland from 6 pm friday through 9 am saturday while the sun was a site to behold for many today, it did nothing to help temperatures as highs were 10 to 15 degrees below average for this me of year. that chihi continues tonight when lows will dip below zero and with a little bit of wind northeastern siouxland could see wind chills colder than -20 which is why those areas will be in a wind chill advisory into saturday of a little bit of light snow. the snow chances get better by saturday night when northeastern siouxland could get in on 2 to 4 inches of snow. central siouxland, including sioux city, will see lighter snow only accumulating to an inch or two. be aware that the wind will come up for a while saturday night so conditions won't be the nicest. while saturday stays cold in the teens, much warmer weather starts moving in by sunday as our system departs. highs sunday could hit the low 30s with some 40s still expected next week. a big safety event is taking sioux city. sioux city fire rescue, along with the woodbury county safe kids coalition, mercy medical center and siouxland paramedics are hosting a free car seat check and hands-only cpr event. informatioioand education will be provided about proper use and installation of child safety seats, booster seats and seat belts. the event will be held this saturday at fire station 4 on dearborn blvd. still to come.... presidential candidate ted cruz pulls an ad after backlash about a person in the ad. hear the reason behind the rereval of the (matt) the field of g-o-p presidential candidates is evev smaller, tonight. (sheila) former virginia governor jim gilmore suspended his predential campaign this afternoon. during his campaign, gilmore failed to win any support, and only qualified for two undercard he ended up with 12 votes in the iowa caucuses, and finished 12th in new hampshire. six candidatess e now left in the race. tecruz's presidential campaign has pulled an attack ad against rival marco rubio after itas revealed it included a former adult film actress. in the spot, titled "conservatives anonymous", actors portraying supporters of cruz sit in a therapy session and discuss their regrets for previously supporting rubio. one of those actors is amy lindsay, whwhhas a background appearing in softcore porn films. the cruz campaign released a statement to nbc news saying her background was not properly vetted by a casting agency. they say lindsay would never have been included in the spot had they been aware of her professional background. that sneeze may linger in the air a little longer than once thought. researchers from m-i-t used a special camera to capture the sneezeof a small group of healthy individuals. their goal: to determine the size of droplets transmitted by a sneeze. after a sneeze leaves the mouth resembles paint being thrown toward a canvas. depending on the consistancy of the saliva, the droplets would either fall to the ground or remain hanging in the air. experts plan to conduct further researcher on sick people with the hope of better predicting and preventing the spread of disease. at's it for news and weather but our sportsfource extra team is just getting started. (sheila) they're bringing you highlights from games all over siouxland as teams get ready for the playoffs. so stay right where you are! thanks for tuning in to sports fource extra. along with mark freund, i'm brad pautsch. in the metro area -- we have action from east, north, south sioux and dakota valley. the girls postseason is already underway in iowa, but we'll check out ranked boys teams from boyden-hull and moc-floyd valley. also, games from crofton and wynot. we'll start in sioux city. the east boys keep knocking on the door of the class 4a t t ten, but haven't gotten in. the black raiders had their six-game winning streak snapped tuesday. east, 14-4, hosting north, who they beat by 18 back in january. it was pink-out night at east - the 4th annual rich vanderloo scholarship game. first quarter - north down 8 - jailen billings had 21 points - but he assists to trent wilson there - stars within 6. jaylen rees steps outside and knocks down the jumper - rees had 16. then connor murrell pushes ahead to aidan vanderloo - the freshman with the bucket and the foul - vanderloo scored 13. second quarter - black raiders up 30-to-15 - murrell drives - murrell leadadeast with 18 poin and the black raiders handle north, 71- to-38. the north girls at home -- taking on 12-7 spencer. the tigers starting to take control in the third quarter. off the miss, keeley petzenhauser takes it coast to coast for the layin. spencer on top 39- 30. the tigers finding ththopen girl. kendra bauermeister is all alone under the bucket for 2 more. the lead is up to ten. one of the bright spots for north is freshman jayda graham-peterson. she scores five quick points and the lead is back down to four. but the tigers hold them off. jalen rost nails the corner three -- spencer picks up the road win, a good boys game in hinton -- the 14-6 blackhawks hosting 15-6 west sioux. some long range bombers were ready to fire -- kezden blankenship gets things started from the top of the key to give the falcons an early lead. hintnt's jay small has an n swer -- 3 3 of his 18 points. we're tied at 34 at the half. west sioux tries the corner and tucker vanderfeen likes that spot -- back and forth all night long. but the blackhawks have and inside game, too. collin jurgensmeier had 25 to lead the way, and hinton downs west sioux 63-56. the south sioux city girls are re-living the glory days. the lady cardinals have 11 state titles in their history -- the most-ever in nebraska. but the last title came in '08. south sioux has only one loss this season and are ranked gross. the lady cougars came out fighting over at the mini the run-out to brittney vomacka in the first quarter - gross catholic got out to an early 6-point lead. but here comes south sioux city - first on the easy lob inside to ashley hohenstein for the easy bucket down low. then, off the miss, carissa powell collects not one, but two rebounds, and puts it back lady cards within 2. they'd make quick work of the cougars from there - augusta thramer with a nice look just inside the arc. south sioux city rolls to an 81-27 win - the lady cards' 20th win. the second-ranked team in c2, crofton -- hosting 13 and 5 randolph. the warriors start with the hot hand, kelsey sanger gets the pass, and she nails the 3-pointer, and that puts crofton up three. later on, sanger continues her hot streak, she gets the ball and drains the wide open three again, the warriors extend their lead to eight. randolph tries to hang tough, carlee past the defender and she banks the shot in, randolph still trails by six. the warriors pull away late, though, as monica arens gets the nice feed inside and she gets the easy bucket, and crofton beats up on randolph, 69 to 35. in south dakota -- the dakota valley girls hosting dell rapids. 2nd quarter - d-v down 4 - but lindsey morris cans a three - dell rapids up a touchdown, 14-to-7. dakota valley fell behind but kept fighting - claire johnson pushes the tempo - going off glass. but dell rapids s ally took it to the panthers - mikaela stofferahn with a triple - the quarriers open a 14-point lead. dakota valley gets a little closer just before half - claire johnson on the bucket and the foul - but the panthers trailed by 13 at the half. panthers f fl at home 58-to-46. still to come, we'll go back to ananher ranked team from wynot. plus, top ten boys teams from boyden-hull and moc- floyd tax season is in full swing. coming up monday morning on news 4 today, we'll give you some tips to make filing easier for you this year. and one boy had hichance to shine on the basketball court. we'll show you how he made the welcome back. boyden-hull and rock valley have teamed up in football, playing for a state title in '09. they're seperate in basketball -- and they each have good teams. ktiv's sam curtiss is hererwith more. boyden-hull is up to second in the class 1-a rankings this week at 18 and 2. the comets were playing their regular season finale against the rockets, who are 11-9, with four straight wins. including a three-point win over sioux center last night. first quarter - the big fella - jason taylor - involved right from the get go - rockets with an early edge. boyden hull - they push the pace - jamison te slaa wins the scramble for chandler brunsting. and then brunsting with the great hands - pokes it away and number 10 finishes with 10 points tonight. but rock v vley would squeak out another close one - kendrick van kekerix for three. rockets win it by one point - 69 to 68 over boyden-hull. moc-floyd valley -- ranked sixth in class 3a -- taking on central lyon. third quarter - dutch up 62 to 42 - brady schutt to dillon carlson - lines that one up - moc in control. ross krull for the lions - isn't covered here so he pulls up for three - moc's lead not in jeopardy. riley van whye - game-high 23 points tonight - gets that one to go throuu the contact. fourth quarter r starters still in - - levi jansen to karsten marker on the jumper. moc-floyd valley with a 31-point win over central lyon, 94 to 63. back to nebraska -- the sixth-ranked wynot girls taking newcastle. danielle wieseler all alone, and she makes them pay with a 3-ball to put the blue devils up 17. but hartington-newcastle comes stormimi back, belle harms s sts up -- she makes the shot in the paint, the wildcats are down 15. h-n continues to roll, on the fast break, sophie noecker lays it up and in, the wildcats cut the deficit to 11. but that would be as close as they could get -- cortney arkfeld drives past the defense and lays ititp, wynot beats hartington- newcastle, 55 to 41. the wayne state women -- trying to beat number-25 sioux falls for the second time this season. first half - wayne state up 2 shot 47 percent on the day. they were led by sam knecht - she shot 7-of-11 from the floor - scores inside there for 2 of her game-high 20 points. wayne state, trying to get something going - maggie schulte with the spin move - schulte scored 6. but the wildcats were held to just 23 percent shooting - a season low - and the wildcats fall ont he road, 84-to- 46. that's going to do it for if you missed anything, go to ktiv-dot-com. thanks for watching sports [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b i i rockefeller centerern the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ray romano, lucy hale, musical guest, brandi carlile, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 401, rhode island. >> steve: and now, here he is,

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