rand paul went on to s sak at buena vista in stormrmake and finished the dadaat drake university in des moines- as the senator looks to improve his standings in the polls. the latest fox news poll shows paul in 8th place with 3 percent support. the campaining didn't stop there. former secretary of state madeleine albright campaigned on clinton's behalf this morning in sioux city. she spoke at a "women for hillary" event at the peirce mansion. albright says clinton is committed toighting for women and families. she says clinton's work to elevate gender equality is a key part in advancing women's economic empowerment. "she works very very hard and is really smart," says former secretary of state madeleine albright. "she is going to roll up here sleeves and do it. so, i think that she is the very best candidate, not only now, but anybody that i've seen in terms of running for r esident." now, there were about 75 people showed up at this morning's "women for hillary" event. "it's exciting to be here," says gail dooley, a democrat from sioux city. "i love love love iowa in the political season. the up-close and personal aspect of politics in iowa is unmatched and i'm just so proud that i can participate in this process." after her sioux city visit, albright was set to continue her clinton campaigning in council bluffs and west des moines. sheila? the day after the democrats' big debate in the desert, even donald trump is saying hillary clinton had a great night. steve handelsman has the story from henderson, nevada. rival bernie sanders were polite but pointed hillary clinton (d) presidential candidate :33- :39 "no, not at all. we lose 90 people a day from gun violence" she frustrated her rivals sot: donald trump (r) presididtial candidate :44- :48 "i think she did her job. i think she got through the debate. i personally thought she won the debate" :16 bernie sanders was mobbed afterwards by tv cameras voice of steve handelsman :52-:55 "it's uncomfortabl e, but this kind of attention is a positive sign, right? sot: bernie sanders (d) presidential candidate :56- 1:00 "well i think there is some interest and maybe some people think we did okay tonight" :32 he did his job: calling for socialism, free health care, frfr college sot: bernie sanders (d(d presidential candidate 1:05-1:09 "i believe in a society where all people do well not just a handful of billionaires" and in a special debate momentsanders threw clinton a lifeline t: bernie sanders (d) presidential candidate 1:14-1:18 "the american people don't care about your damn emails" watching, back in washington was joe bidenless likely said democrats who love the vice prprident... up against hillary clinton m steve handelsman, nbc news, henderson, nevada. >> authorities investigating a fire at a business in ida grove, iowa. it broke out today at midwest industries in the paint department's powder coating line around 10:30 a.m. firefighters from ida grove, arthur, battle creek and hostein responded to the scene. they quickly got the fire under control. a company officials says there was damage, but the extent is not fully known at this time. they're already working on making repairs. today, we're getting a closer view of a fire that left a family homeless in terril, iowa. this video was sent through a viewer using twitter. five members of the family of six and their dog made it out safety. the cause of theheire that started in the garage is still under inveveigation. sure was a nice day here in piouxland. is a cool down in our future? chief meteorologis t ron demers tells us more from the storm team 4 weather patio. freeze watch for western siouxland friday from 3 am until 9 am it's easy to get used to this mild weather that we once again got to enjoy today. but changes are still coming. the wind will kick up on thursday and this will be a colder wind that may keep us in the upper 60s for highs but cause temps to start falling quickly by the evening. by friday morning there could be areas of frost showing up in siouxland and for that reason, parts of northeast nebraska are under a freeze watch on friday from 3 am until 9 am. thanks. thanks. a unique visitor spent the weekend in one eastern iowa city. an endangered bird--was first spotted in dubuque friday, and captured yesterday. brad hanson from our sister station, kwwl has the story this is viewer video of a rare juvenile whooping crane, hanging out near the northwest arterial in dubuque. it's something not many will see in their lifetime. s/ brian preston, dubuque county conservation director:11 - :17 "it's extremely rare bird, it's the first one i've ever seen in the wild, which was really neat experience to be able to see it." the bird set up residence hehe, wanderingng away from baraboo wisconsin, where it had been released in the wild. where it set up worried preston and many other area bird lovers. "it was in a really precarious place, there was a lot of traffic, it was walking out in traffic. it really was not afraid of humans, and we were really concerned about the welfare of that bird." craig kruse, president of the dubuque audubobo society, sayayhe was very involved during the bird's brief stay. s/ craig kruse, dubuque audubon society president:47 - :57 "we kept a really close on it all week and we were out here about every 2 or 3 hours making sure nobody was harassing it and it was basically left alone." s/u brad hanson, reporting:58 - the only ones getting in on the acac the team here at buffalo wiwi wings adadted the bird, and even named him kevin, after the movie up." s/ chad miller, general manager, buffalo wild wings1:09 - 1:12 "you know, everyday we were talking about kevin, where he was, who saw him. people were asking about him." and this staff says they'll definitely miss kevin. "bye kevin!" >> kevin was picked up yesterday by the international crananfoundation and dropopd off in wisconsin the hope is he'll integrate with a flock of sandhill cranes and migrate south for the winter. still to come on live at five.... you're underage and driving drunk... think it can't get much worse? see the dashcam video that suggests otherwise. then later: the children's miracle network tuning up for r major radiothon to help young cargo ship tragedy was filed today in florida. lawyers for the family of 33-year-old lonnie jordan filed thth$100-million lawsuiui against tote services, the owner and operator of the cargo ship. jordan was one of 33 crew members on board the ship when it sank in the atlantic ocean during hurricane joaquin. the lawsuit alleges the el faro was not sea worthy and tote services was aware of that. a firefifiter's helmet cam captures the moment an explosion rocks a rock quarry in oklahoma. a fuel tank exploded at the tulsa quarry monday, as "limestone fire protection district firefighters" battled a fire. captain don boyle's helmet cam captured the explosion. three firefighters and a quarry worker were hurt- - eir injuries are not life-threatening. a washington bus bst into flames this morning, and the fire was caught on department of transportatio n cameras. the fire happened around 6:50 a-m on bus operator heard a pop and thought he had blown a tire. ...but when the operator pulled over, heheaw the flames. officials sasathe operator actedd quickly, and all passengers were safely evacuated from the bus uninjured. you're underage, drunk, driving, and a deputy nabs you. can't get much worse, right? oh, but it can. when "another" underage drunk driver sideswipes your car. the dashcam on a detroit- area deputy's cruiser captured the whole thing early saturday. both drivers are 20, and both blew point one seven on breathalyzer tests, according to sheriff's deputies. no one was hurt. it sure was another beautiful dadahere in siouxland. but could cooler temperatures be in our future? ron's full forecast is coming up after the break. a lot of political action took siouxland today. if you're just getting home here's a quick look at today's headlines. kentucky sen. rand paul urged students to support his campaign. while in office he's blasted the the patriot act, and continued to echo his messagagin standing against gornment surveillance practices. former secretary of state madeleine albright campaigned on clinton's behalf this morning in sioux city. she spoke at a "women for hillary" event at the peirce mansion. albright says clinton is committed to fighting for women and families. and... authorities investigating a fire at a business in ida grove, iowa. firefighters from m a grove, arthur, battle creek and hostein responded to the scene. they quickly got the fire under control. that's a look at your just home headlines. chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us with the forecast. freeze watch for western siouxland friday from 3 am until 9 am it's easy to get used to this mild weather that we once again got to enjoy todada but changes are still coming. the wind will kick up on thursday and this will be a colder wind that may keep us in the upper 60s for highs but cause temps to start falling quickly by the evening. . by friday morning there e uld be areas of frost showing up in siouxland and for that reason, parts of northeast nebraska are under a freeze watch on friday from 3 am until 9 am. friday's highs will likely only get into the upper areas of frost will be a possibility again by saturday morning. we'll warm things up some into early next week before c cnces of rain move in by tuesday. sioux city kids tried their percussion indonesian assemble called the gamelan. made up of gongs, drums, bonang, and xylaphone-like instruments, the gamelan isisbout the group playing together, not individualalusicians. the instruments are housed in the national music museum in vermillion, south dakota and this is the first time they have been played outside of the museum. the students say it was to learn about other cultures through music. "there are lots and lots different percussion instruments other than just the ones that we use here in the united states, there's tons arorod the world and they're all veve different," says noah youngberg, a west high sophomore. "the sioux city students are having this opportunity to experience for themselves a hands on, real-life experience," says deborah check-reeves from the national music museum. you can hear some of those instruments for yourlf during the symphony's upcoming concert. specialized musicans from minneapolis will plathe gamelan before and during intermission of the concert. that performance is on saturday night at sioux city's orpheum theater. it's called "a night at the museum" and it will feature the orchestra and special guest musicians who will be playing other historical, one-of-a-aind instruments that are houseseat the museum. straight ahead find out how to help the children's miracle network. zing. it's amazing. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. beautiful. it feels great. perfect. this is not what i would expect from a chevy at all. get more than you expect for less than you imagined. the 2015 models are going fast. find your tag and get cash back for 15% of the msrp on selectt 2015 vehicles in stoto. or, get 0% financing for 72 months on these remaining children's miracac network gearing up for a big eveve. anne holmes joins us now witit how you can help out! will need to be raised this year to help reach this milestone. stories of siouxland children and families who have been impacted by gifts to children's miracle network willlle shared throughout the event. radiothon pledges will be used to enhance children's health care at st. luke's, helping to purchase equipment and supplies as well as to support family and community education programs. in addition, the public is invited to the st. lukeke atrium, located at 2720 stone park blvd. in sioux city, to participate in a bask raffle and chair massages. st. luke's departments created 20 baskets that are available for raffle starting at $1 each. the drawing will be held at 4 p.m. on friday and the winner does not need to be p psent to win. be giving chair massages on thursday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and on friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for only $1 per minute, up to 20 minutes. the radiothon is supported by the following: presenting sponsor: sioux city ford lincoln; station sponsors: c.w. suter (kg95), woodhouse auto family (z98 and 1 1.1 kissfm); p pne bank sponsor: siouxland women's health care; power hour sponsors: siouxland obstetrics & gynecology, sioux city professional fire fighters local #7, vonnahme law and dr. adam smith, plastic surgeon with tri-state specialists; miracle moment sponsor: wa klinger; giggle break sponsors: kalins indoor comfort and jolly time popcorn; meal sponsors: chik-fil-a, chesterman company and casey's. since it began at st. luke's in 1989, children's miracac network has raised $7 million for children's health care. for more information, visit unitypoint.org or call 712-279-3295. we'll be right baba after coming up tonight on news 4 at six.... for the last 18 months workers at a wisconsin ship yeard have worked hard to assemble the u.s.s sioux city. ktiv gotup close look at the ship building process... that's tonight on news 4 at six. plus... sometimes it can be tough for a business to keep the best employees. so... what canhey do to attract or keep those workers? we'll have the answer in here's your "feel good" story of the day. a father who battled leukemia worked t tdefy the odds again to make hihidaughter's wedding day even more special. after enduring extensive chemotherapy , surviving a coma, and going blind in one eye, ralph duquette and his daughter agreed that he didn't have the strength to walk her down the aisle. well, guess what? he worked with physical therapists all summer, and there they go. let's check in one more time with ron. tonight: partly cloudy. low: 42 wind: s 5-10 mph tomorrow: becoming windy. high: 68 wind: nw 15-30 mph thanks for joining us for news channel four live at five. we're back again at six.