now, t odds of winning are one in 292 million. but, one individual who purchased a ticket in sioux city got pretty close the ticket was purchased at the gordon plaza hy-vee. the first five numbers on the ticket matched, but missed the powerball number. the ticket still holds a 1 million dollar value. turning our attention to politics, proposals to expand medicaid and raise south dakota teacher pay are expected to dominate the 2016 legislative session lawmakers return tuesday to pierre, where they must set the state budget and will tackle a session. gov. dennis daugaard s plan to expand medicaid comes with plenty of conditions. it s also unclear how lawmakers will raise pay for south dakota teachers, whose salaries are lowest in the nation. the iowa legislalare is expected to tackle k througug12 education and water quality initiatives in the session that begins monday. the democratic- controlled senate and the republican- led house have long been at odds over how much money to
hold a meet and greet in sac city tonight at 6:30 at a house party. good evening, i m robert lowe ktiv s michelle shoening will have the latest at 10 announcer: welcome back to the golden globes much and now from the frds awakenorce awak the forz a wakce from, the force awakens , harrison ford. for motion picture drama. announcer: carol. mad max: fury road. the revenant. room. spotlight. [ applause ] and the golden globe goes to the revenant. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] announcer: coming to the stage and accepting the golden globe tonight is writer/director producer of the revenant, alejandro g. [ applause ] my god. speech. speech. speech. sorry, there s a lot of kissing here. i forgot to say thanks to mark, my co-writing partner, all the native americans who help us make this film possible. and, i don t know, i want somebody, guys, please jump to do something. i cannot say how surprised i am and how proud i am to have s
sub-zero temperatures and difficult conditions, crews got the fire out quickly. we got water on the fire quickly. we were not hampered by any frozen hydrants or anything like that luckily. everything worked smoothly this morning, says mark aesoph, the sioux city fire marshal. dave says it s hard to see his business of 37 years take a hit like this. 2:10 it s tough but we are all safe everybody is good and healthy and the rest can be fixed, says ferris. no word yet on how long the restaurant will be closed, but dave says they are working to find another kitchen and another location that they can continue their catering business. he says none of those orders should be affected. reporting in sioux city, sarah te slaa, ktiv news 4. no word yet on when the restaurant will reopen, but ferris says they ll do so as soon as possible. omaha officials say it s a a miracle that nonone was killed in the explosion and fire in the old market area over the weekend. the fire chief says i
settle on school funding in the first 30 days of the session. we need to get the numbers to the schools districts in time so they can plan and certify their budgets in the middle of april, said rep. ron jorgensen, (r) sioux city. so, i know its a priority of mine to get that done as soon as we possibly can. lawmakers will also contend with governor terry branstad s plan to extend the state s penny sales tax to generate billions of dollars for education and water quality, said matt breen. but, some members of the governor s own party don t support the plan. like senator david johnson, of ocheyedan. number one, those taxes were approved at a local level first before it went statewide, said sen. david johnson, (r) ocheyedan. so, in one respect we are taking away a local vote if we were to move that money. second, johnson says it won t be enough. the republican has written a bill which would add a 3/8 of a cent sales tax to generate money for a dedicated natural resou
bring a weapon to campus before the day began. once the student got to school, they were able to search, locate the weapon and then detain the student. he was then taken into custody by the police. once again, it s important to note, that the student didn t have the capability to load the weapon, but dr. gausman says that doesn t change the severity of the issue. we will follow all of the necessary steps, procedures and protocols to make certain that we do all that is necessary to keep our students and staff members safe, said sioux city community schools superintendent, dr. paul gausman. now, speaking of those procedures and protocols, it s important to note that student can t return to school until this case is fully resolved. of course, explusion is a very likely possibility, but dr. gausman says that will this case moves forward. we have a winter weather advisory for a small section of siouxland tonight. chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us now with the first look s