cindy lawler, owner of carnarvon inn. that's w wn, lawler says, werneburg backed up again and struck freese injuring his leg. " you can still see the track and tire marks where the suspect jermey werneburg struck the victim," said michelle schoening siouxland's news channel. lawler says she's neburg since he was 17, and says freese was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. " i want him behind bars. you just don't go and hit someone that you don't even know." >> lawler says kyle freese is in stable condition in a des moinin hospital tonight. if you have any information ononerneburg's whereabouts, you're asked to call 9-1-1, or call the sac county sheriff's office at (712) 662-7127. the lawyer for a nebraska man, who's charged-- in iowa-- with killing his wife, wants statements made in a police interview excluded from his upcoming trial. -year-old rogelio morales, of hubbard, nebraska, will go to trial for 20th. morales is accused of killing 21-year-old margarita morales of south sioux city on april 19th. after his arrest, morales was interviewed by police. morales' attorney says after his client was read his miranda rights, he "barary noddededis head." attorney peter tenny claims his client made no verbal statement, and was completely silent. tenny says that is insufficient to satisfy the burden of a valid, voluntary miranda waiver. a bit of a wintry mix is moving into siouxland. and it looks like tomorrow might be the coolest day for a while. . chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us now to tell us more. our pattern has been giving mainly northern siouxland some quick hits of precipitation and we're going to see that happen again tonight. there will be a little area of light clip the northern parts of the ktiv viewing area with a quick dusting of snow b b it won't be anything too hey. we could even see%a few flurries in sioux city as well. in addition to the snow showers, we'll see some areas of fog both tonight and into wednesday morning. it's looking like tomorrow will be the coolest of the next seven days with highs in the 30s. iowa economic leaders say the quality of jobs in the marketplace today are a lot better. iowa economic development authority director debi durham says the state is raising incomes, and creating jobs. she says governor terry branstad had a a ld growth agenda to create jobs. durham says iowa has exceeded gross level." but, durham says the economy is slowing. dollar, that really hurts our imports right now and so even though last year we had a banner year with imports or exports, 15.1 billion broke all records, we're going to be down probably dououe accounting is done." durham says the state needs workers, but population growth is slow. she mentioned the aging population, and replacing the jobs that "baby boomers" are leaving. one way she says iowa is addressing the issue is through programs like "home base iowa", and teaching students stem. durham says those can prepare them for the workforce at a young age. some sioux city students had a special visitor, today. iowa lieutenant goveor kim reynolds began a statewide stem tour, in sioux city, today. at morningside elementary, she dropped into a few classes asking students about their various projects. reynolds also took a look at loess hills elementary's computer programming designation. studentshowed off their coding projects. reynolds says shsees tremendous opportunities in offering classes, like these, in elementary schos. "we're actually seeing the numbers go in the wrong direction, not just in iowa, but nationally, especially with young girls," of iowa. " if we want to fill that pipeline of talent and if we want to keep our young people in the state of iowa, this is an industry sector that's growing, that will c ctinue to grow and pvides tremendous opportunities." reynolds is scheduled to visit ikm-manning high schl in march. reynolds also stopped by the new launchpad children's museum, in downtown sioux city, this morning. she toured the new facility, and spokwith staff about the different tools available for kids. reynolds says the museum gives kids the opportunity to both play and learn. president barack obama says there is "more than enough time" for the senate to consider a nomination to the supreme court this year, and he intends to move ahead with his choice. the president says he intends to nominate someone who is indisputably qualified for the seat that was held by the late antonin scalia. president obama says those who say he should leave the nomination to the next president are reading something into the constitution that just isn't there. " when there is a vacancy on the the united states is to nominate someone. the senate is to consider that nomination. and either they disapprove of that nominee, or that nominee is elevated to the supreme courur" scalia died over the weekend while on a hunting trip in texas. still to come.... highlights from basketball games all over siouxland. those games on tonight's sportsfource extra. our pattern has been giving mainly northehe siouxland some quick hits of precipitation and we're going to see that happe again clip the northern parts of the ktiv viewing area with a quick snow but it won't be anything too heavy. we could even see a few flurries in sioux cici as well. in additioio to the s sw showers, we'll see some areas of fog both tonight and into wednesday morning. it's looking like tomorrow will be the coolest of the next seven days with highs in the 30s. by the time thursday arrives, so does some warmth with a chance of hitting 50 degrees by then a athe wind picks upup some with friday looking quite windy in fact. we'll then keep 50s in the forecast into the beginning of the weekend with a little cooling by the beginning of next week. south sioux city for a conference today with one goal, to promote female empowerment. the theme for the conference is "generation she," looking at ways to help women grow and strengthen their power in the workforce. the conference speakers addressed things like what your body language says about you and other topics that help women improve their leadership skills. those skills come with the understanding that there are more steps for women to take in le development. "take an issue as simple as getting dressed in the morning right, the guys have to decide between like the stone khakis and sand khakis and the women have to figure out for this particular meeting, or client or whatever, how do i figure out what the right match is. there's just business leaders say one way to address the challenges begins by learning how to take feedback. still to come.... the bands that will headline awesome biker nights have been announced. the headliners in (sheila) the wait is over... we know what bands will headline the 17th "awesome biker nights", in june. (matt) this year, the festival will include the newest inductees into the "rock and roll hall of fame"... cheap trick. they'll be joined by rock and rounding out the line-up will be modern rock bands, "in this moment" and "pop evil". but, there are other changes for this year's event. this is what we've come to expect from awesome biker nights over the last 16 years. the festival on historic fourth street. this year, the concerts move to the other end of fourth street... to the hard rock hotel & casino, " we want it to be maybe awesome-er biker nights, this year," said hard rock general manager, todd moyer. "battery park was built for entertainment in mind. it's a great state of the art facility. we can't wait to show it off to the thousands of people that are going to come from way long distance to check out these bands." since it began 16 years ago, awesome biker nights has raised over one-million dollars for local charities. anyone who h h been exposed to the zika virus or traveled to areas where zika is actively spreading should not donate blood for at least a month, according to new guidance from the food and drug administration . there have been no reports of zika entering the u-s blood supply... but experts say similar trananitted in ood. e f-d-a recommends w wting 4 weeks to donate blood if a person has had zika symptoms or has traveled to parts of latin america and the caribbean where zika is spreading. that's it for news and weather. but our sportsfource extra team is just getting started. they're bringing yououighlights from siouxland basketball games. thanks for tuning in to sports fource extra. along with mark freund, i'm brad pautsch. in the metro area -- we have regular season boys games from east and dakota valley. plus, iowa state tries for a rare win at baylor. e girls postseason continues in iowa and nebraska. we have action from ranked teams from western christian, unity christian, lawton- bronson and kingsley- pierson. we have ten games in all. we'll start in sioux city. the east boys only have two games left before the class 4a substate starts. the black raiders -- at 15-4, arar 12th in the e g school rankings is week. east hosting storm lake, who is 4-4 in their last eight games. both teams looked sharp on offense early on. storm lake hanging in there -- kevin duque with the back-door pass to brayden hoops for the bucket. we're tied at 10. east builds a lele -- off the miss, van rees is there for the rebound and put-back. black raiders lead by the tornadoes keep firing. joshua werge rises up and drains the 3- pointer. storm lake thinkin upset. but the raiders pull away -- jaylen rees hits the turn-around in the lane. east downs storm lake, 88-65. the dakota valley boys started 12-0 -- but have lost four of their last five -- hosting west. tied at 15 in the second quarter -- robert rosenquist gets the steal for dv, ahead to tyler johnson for the layin. dv takes a 5-point lead. more from the panthers -- rosenquist lines up the 3 and nails it -- it's an 11-3 run for dv. west coach coco cofield says 'let's get 2'. and the wolverines listen to their coach. noah mcwell gets 2 of his team high 21 points. but the panthersrsre tough at home -- john prochello gets s s own bobod, bucket and bonus. he had 14 and dakota valley beats west 75-56. class c2 girls sub-district in nebraska -- 15-8 hartington taking on hohor. early 4th quarter, h-c-c rololn -- emimi feilmeier makes thehe basket plus the foul, the trojans are up 25. no quit in the knights, though, they catch the trojans defense sleeping -- kacie king gets the easy bucket to cut the deficit a little bit. hartington cedar catholic doesn't take the foot off the gas -- jada cattauaus wide open and she e drains the three to put the trojans up 57 to 25. a few plays later, cattau sikes again -- she rips the loose ball away and makes the tough shot, h-c-c beats homer, 59 to 32. the lawton-bronson girls were 13th in the final class 2a rankings, released today. the eagles went 17-4 in the regular season, but have top-ranked western christian on the other side of their bracket. l-b trying to advance against another team from hull -- the comets of boyden-hull. the comets, got to this game by way of a victory over rock valley in the first round. first quarter - lawton-bronson works it inside to lexi binder - up and in for two - tie ball boyden-hull - nice lob inse to anna de jongh - comets take a two point lead on the inside bucket. l-b's binder was fighting for the ball early - tough rebound and puts it back for another score. then ali vererni - you saw her live at 6 - she makes the highlights at 10 - rolls around the rim and in - lawton- bronson advances, 72-to-38. just up the road -- the sixth-ranked team in 1-a, kingsley-pierson, hosting trinity christian. k-p got out to a huge lead - and ends the first half with a bang - madison goodwin banks in the three at the buzzer - panthers up 51-18 at halftime. they'd keep adding on in the third - nice pass from allison bailey to abby sitzmann. then another good look - this one from rachel mercer inside to bailey for the scor- k-p up 37. marina keck makes it an even 40 on the three - and that's the final margin, too - kingsley-pierson regular season boys action -- lemars taking on sioux city north. just before halftime - north up 13 - jailen billings takes it to the hoop - good strong take - the stars go into the break up 15. 3rd quarter now - skip pass across to dustin birkes - he buries the triple - north up 40-to-26. le mars keeps working - - ll pottebaum dumps down to kyle marek - but the bulldogs were still down by 11. tavian williams gets the thievery here - finishes on the other end - north snaps a three-game losing streak, picking up the road win 65-55. still to come, iowa state goes to baylor in a battle of ranked teams. plus, we'll see three more girls post-season games. please stay with us. "from the unity (christian) concession stand, happy late valentines day and thanks for all your hard work to the sportsfource extra team," said a a ncession lunteer. "have some e pcorn and some diet coke on us." "and the basketball teams," said another concession coming up wednesday morning on news 4 today.... there's a new app you can use in your car that can alert you to vehicle crashes. but police say it's doing more harm than good. and a new surgeons are using a new alternative to traditional hip replacement. we'll show you how this treatment is speeding up iowa state has 22 wins over ranked teams in the last three seasoso -- the second most in the country. one team the cyclones have had trouble with is baylor. the bears beat isu at hilton back in january -- and are 10-2 against the clones in waco. we pick things up first half - baylor up 3 and adding - lester medford lobs it to taurean prince for the alley-oop slam - bears take a 5-point edge. but then georges niang goes to work - sets up beyond the arc - drills the three. niang went over 2-thousand points, passing fred hoiberg for 3rd on iowa state's all-time scoring list - uses the rim to seal off the defender for the bucket - 24 for niang. we'd go to overtime - and baylor would pull away - ishmail wainwright on the three - iowa state's struggles in waco continue... back to the high school courts season action. two teams that could win it all in class 2a were in actn. ktiv's sam curtiss is here with more. western christian has been ranked number-one in 2a -- ever since they beat the defending champs from unity christian one month ago. the knights are ranked third in the final poll. both opened up regional play after getting first round byes. we'll start with the wolfpack hosting sioux central. it didn't take long for the wolfpack to get on the board - from the opening tip - erika feenstra.banks it home. then in transition - pushing it up the floor quickly - kaira moss schooches that one off the glass. the rebels managed the game well in the first quarter - kenzie kuene just inside the three-point line pops that one. wasn't a high scoring first quarter - ashytn veerbeek great drive and a one e m finish. the top-ranked wolfpack win it 68 to 30 over sioux central. valley, anthon-oto. knights up 46 to 23 in the third - anna kiel - looks like she got fouled the first time - that's okay - gets her own board and gets thehe whistle this time - 26 points for her. knights defense is strong so the rams taking what they're given - emalee fundermann on the fortuitous play - she had 24 of mvao's 35 points. that knights defense i mentioned - alyssa fedders with the steal and finish. unity christian would only add to that lead - chanda zomermaand with 25 points. knights win by 40, 75 to 35 over mvao. back t tnebraska -- hartington, newcastle taking on ponca -- both teams with winning records. the indians get off a quick start as from downtown, and it hits nothing but net, ponca up three. the ponca offense gets it done in the paint as well, abigail vandyke gets the ball and beats her defender for the basket t put the indians up five. a little later, hartington- newcastle throws it deep, camarie stratman gets the tough basketnd one, but the wildcats are still down six. ponca is too much though, boyle loves that corner three ball, and she hits another one as the indians beat the wildcats 59 to 47. that's going to do it for if you missed anything, go to ktiv-d-d-com. 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