looking for her supporters to turn out. bernie sanders nipping at her heels there tonight. lukas voss spent the evening at west middle school, where three of the democratic precincts were meeting tonight. that's all wrapped up. we'll check in with him. tonight at west middle? what can you tell us now that this is all wrapped up for those folks? marco rubio came out on top. more than 500 people came out to east high school tonight to cast their vote in the first in the nation caucus. rubio won this precinct. he received 165 votes, beating out frontrunner donald trump who came in second place with 101 votes. in third place was ted cruz, who won 88 votes. now, while marco rubio's win came as a surprise to some people here, non-rubio supporters say regardless of what happened tonight, they remain confident. reporting from east high school, deborah souverain. >> thank you, deborah. i'm joined by jeff taylor, professor of political science in dordt college, who was a delegate to the national convention. with corbett, anderson, corbett vellinga and irvin in sioux city. kyle is an adjunct pro

. those who knew him..say he exemplifies what it means to be an american hero. lukas voss has his story. in: thank you deborah ... indeededoeseph lemm everybody called him was in many ways larger than life ... he served as a detective with the nypd ... was part of the rescue efforts on 9/11 ... he also served three tours with the air national guard. but above all that .... he was a father, a husband and a son ... nats: music sot: "family was everything to him his son and his daughter are everything to him ... his wife" vo: a 15 year veteran of the nypd ... an accomplished soldier with multiple tours of duty ... it's easy to see the accomplishments that joseph lemm carried ... but he was so much more than that ... sot: "a giant with a big heart ... he would do anything for anybody. he always strived and he always took the extra step d he enjoyed every step that he made." changed the world and many of us ... also changed lemm sot: "when 9/11 hit that just really hit him to the core and i think that's what drove him to be the best that he can be." nats: "talking about picture." vo: h

nearly three years. clark's 7-month-old son, lukas, died suddenly in 2013. a few days ago, clark met the little girl whose life was saved by lukas' donated heart. 18-month old jordan gonzalez was fighting for her life because of a congenital heart defect. after countless surgeries and seizures, jordan needed a new heart to survive. and that's exactly what she got... lukas' heart was a match. "there is another family out there, somewhere, you know who's feeling something of what i'm feeling, somewhat, and i have the chance to make them not go through what i'm about to go through" anonymously, the families had not met... until last friday. the mothers connected online, and when they met, jordan's mother gave heather clark a teddy bear... that played the beat of lukas' donated heart. still to come on channel 2 news this morning... meteorologist jeff martinez will have your pinpoint 2 forecast looking around the nation now... this morning we're learning more about the three inmates who escaped last week... and what they did before being captured. hossein nayeri, jonathan tieu, and bac du

them legally... and that seems to be presenting a challenge. lukas voss has more on this story. natpop - basketball. vo: after years of consideration ... nebraska has outlined it's own guidelines on how to deal with transgender students involved in school athletics. a commitee, which will include doctors and psychiatrists will evaluate the petitioning student ... and then make a decision ... all in an effort to create equality. sot: norfolk public schools superintendent jami jo thompson says, "we are trying to balance the rights of the transgender students to participate in activities as well as what's best for the respect and dignity of students." however ... now that rule could be thrown out in favor of a regulation that could mean participation is based on the birth certficate. essentially leaving only a very slim chance for transgender students to participate in the opposite sex's sport. sot: "right at this point we have no way for them to be eligible. it's always been our policy or practice i should say that whatever is on your that's what you perform as." sot/standup: "fo

is how the siouxland swat team trains. abc9's lukas voss has that story. in: tim and jenna ... woodbury county established their tactical unit in 1984 ... first in conuunction with the sioux city police department and then a couple of years later as a stand alone unit ... and today it seems impopoant than ever ... nats: get on the ground ... do it now ... sot: "it used to be just guns and knives and now it's ied's and explosives." vo: the threat has changed .... and so has the way law enforcement is responding . they are increasingly relying on specialized tactics units like woodbury county's swat team to be ready when that call comes in ... sot: "we like to believe that we are never going to be used but reality is that there are bad people everywhere so we e epare for the worst." prepardness is key ... that's why the team executes trainings like this one ... house entry ... an everyday situation that could occur any day ... there are 12 deputies on the team ... ready for anything ... sot: "we are limited by our imigination ... from car take downs, bus take downs we even go

. lukas voss has more ... "nats teaser:" vo: this ... is only part of what a group of students at the newell fonda school have created ... a film, written, directed ... shot ... all together ... trying to raise awareness against about themselves in the process. sot: "they all had common experiences and that they could work together. it wasn't deviding by cliques ... i know this group so i am going to work with this group. they all had that experience in common." vo: they spent their winter exploration term working on the film ... every weekday for two weeks. part of that process was also finding the topic. and while bullying is tough for mostpeopop to talk about ... these students wanted a challenge ... and also something that effects them. sot: "the students took that idea and ran with it. a lot of it came back to being judged, diversity awareness and bullying so that's how they came up with the scene." nats: board explaining vo: i asked the students to write one word on the board that would describe their experience during the film ... and what became clear was that for many of them

days ago, clark met the little girl whose life was saved by lukas' donated heart. in arizona, 18-month old jordan gonzalez was fighting for her life because of a congenital heart defect. after countless surgeries and seizures, jordan needed a new heart to survive. and that's exactly what she got... lukas' heart was a match. "there is another family out there, somewhere, you know who's feeling something of what i'm feeling, somewhat, and i have the chance to make them not go through what i'm about to go through" because the donation was made anonymously, the families hadn't met... until this past friday. the mothers connected online, and when they met, jordan's mother gave heather clark a teddy bear... that played the coming up next on channel 2 news this morning... snowpack in the eastern sierra has nearly doubled...with only two months of winter to go...what does that mean for farmers and ranchers in the the couple... who wants grass-fed beef that doesn't eat too much of their paychecks. the cash-strapped college student who simply wants organic and local produce. the parents...

. our lukas voss brings us more. in: thank you deborah ... just before christmas last year ... over 100-year old ingemann church ... around four miles from moorehead, iowa was badly vandalized ... the quiete building on a beautyful hill is now a mere mirror image of what it once was. and even if it's not being used for regular worship ... this building means so much to its community. nats sot: "stainglass which was in the same shape as that but the framing was all rotted out." vo: roger hansen is sort of the handyman of ingemann church ... a semi retired cabinet maker as he calls himself ... he is trying to keep the historic building up ... especially because of his special connection to the building. sot: "my fathers family and four generations of my cemetary" and he is hardly the only one ... built in 1884 the church is on the national register of historical places. while not a regular place of worship it still belongs to bethesda lutherara moorehead "this church was interview process. it's part of the congregation that's tied to the one in town and the longer special it becomes.

controvery of its own. jenna: lukas voss tells us more about the reaction on social media... and why college administrators say they're opening their doors to donald trump. nat sot: calling for a of all muslims entering the united d states" vo: it's statements like donald trump also controversial. has their own controversy with hundreds of people speaking out against having the on campus ... the college however arguing that this is not about supporting a sot: an opportunity for have first hand access does not mean endorsement by the institution." the college responded critism with an open letter by hoekstra .... sot/standup: "and this actually is the letter from the dordt community. in outlines the three coices the school invite no candidates them on our campus. the second one is to allow every candidate in good standing with their party equal acces to our campus and third one to pick and chose those who are worthy of having access to our campus and those who are not. they eventually opted for number two for one specific reason. sot: "we didn;t differentiate at all in terms of f ying

fight every day to stay healthy. plus lukas voss will explore the benefits of working out... post cancer treatment so be sure to tune in tomorrow morning. jenna our local blood bank is hoping you get out and give blood before you caucustomorrow. lifeserve blood center is anticipating an increased need with the snow storm expected for tuesday. if you want to give blood... they encourage you to make an appointment. the number and website is on your screen. you can also walk in to their location in morningside - that's by hobby lobby. lifeserve provides blood to 100 hospitals and facilities the tri- state area. deborah/elisa (fred) a major winter siouxland tuesday. elisa elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m (fred) a blizzard watch is in effect for almost all of siouxland on tuesday. heavy snow and high winds will cause dangerous travel conditions. a blizzard means that mph or higher and produce visibility of a quarter mile or less. a blizzard may have heavy snow, but not necessarily. the port neal welding company skycam hd shows a nice looking picture of downtown sioux city high and 30 the