We're watching the skies for storms. Severe weather could hit overnight. A live storming update straight ahead.
Police say this Malden man tried to make a deal for murder.
The Taliban could surrender its last hope in the north before the weekend is over.
And the New Madrid County Eater's battle of the Platt County Pirates for the state title.
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Acted and asked him if he'd be interested in killing his wife for her.
An alleged murder-for-hire scheme lands this man behind bars and you won't believe the going rate for death.
But first, stormy weather could be ahead in the overnight forecast.
Good evening. We've been telling you about the possibility of storms all day.
And for a look at what could be ahead, let's get right to Bob in the Storm Team Center. Bob, what's happening?
There's already been damage tonight in northwest Arkansas.
The severe weather threat has not yet made it into the Heartland, but it certainly may as we go through the next few hours.
Let's look at Storm Team Next Red Radar right here.
And as we look from 6.30 this evening till right now, you can see that the heaviest activity is now just crossing into southwest Missouri
from northern Arkansas. A couple of homes damaged or destroyed around the Hunt, Arkansas area.
That's back down into here, not close to the Heartland.
But as we go through the nighttime hours, as this whole area pushes toward the east, we may be seeing some threatening weather.
Now, today temperatures were certainly warm across the Heartland, one of the ingredients we need for severe weather.
In fact, that 69 at Cape Girardeau was a new record high. It broke the old record of 68 that we had back in 1998.
Tonight, we're still in the 60s across most of the region.
Overnight low isn't going to change a great deal, but the winds are going to remain strong and perhaps even stronger
with periods of showers and thunderstorms developing after midnight and through much of the morning hours, I think,
till around noon tomorrow. We'll look at the weather where you live in detail coming up in a few minutes.
Thank you, Bob. A young bootheel man is charged with first degree conspiracy.
A conspiracy police say was supposed to end in murder, but instead could land him in prison.
Tiffany Sisson is live in the newsroom with more on the alleged murder for hire. Tiffany?
Mary Ann, what may be more disturbing than David Goodman of Malden allegedly trying to hire an undercover agent to murder his wife
is how little he was offering to have it done.
Police say 20-year-old David Goodman's plot to have his wife killed was foiled by the friend he asked to do it.
The individual that he had asked to commit the murder told him he might could find somebody that would do that.
That somebody turned out to be an undercover officer with the Bootheel Drug Task Force.
$100 in this car was the payoff. It's a 1983 Buick Regal worth approximately $300, bringing the payoff total to $400.
$400. That's how much police say Goodman apparently thought his wife's life is worth.
Doesn't sound possible, but human life, put a value on something like that.
Police say Goodman handed over the keys to this 18-year-old car with the promise to pay the rest of the money later, thinking his plan was in motion.
Police say he even had some ideas on how he'd like to have his wife killed.
He did say at one time that maybe he could blow his house up if he'd like.
Goodman sits behind bars tonight in the Duncan County Jail on a $250,000 bond facing charges of conspiracy to commit murder.
Thank you, Tiffany. Goodman goes before a judge next Tuesday.
Surrender is apparently near. The Taliban governor of the northern Afghan city of Kunduz says his forces are prepared to surrender.
The fall of Kunduz could yield some top Taliban officials and aides to Osama bin Laden.
But even if Osama bin Laden himself is caught, experts say the problem of terrorism, of course, remains.
So they're warning about so-called sleepers trained at al-Qaeda camps that could one day fight again.
Lisa Crane now live with more on the fight over Afghanistan. Lisa?
Well, Dave, it's looking more and more like a victory in Kunduz, the Taliban's last northern stronghold, possibly by this Sunday.
West, yeah, west, yeah, west, yeah, down, Jason.
The Taliban's grasp is said to be slipping on its last northern mainstay, Kunduz.
But some 15,000 loyalists to Osama bin Laden are digging in their heels.
So B-52 bombers are striking at those soldiers as the Northern Alliance negotiates a surrender.
We hope that negotiations will work. But if it didn't, we have no choice but to go for a military option.
The Alliance is taking the military option on Taliban positions in the village of Maidan Shahr. Bullets and Taliban fighters scrambling for cover as local residents headed for the hills.
The United Nations is worried some clashes are crossing the line, with more allegations that anti-Taliban forces are carrying out revenge killings.
We do feel it is important to remind all the warring factions at this time of these internationally accepted principles.
Reports indicate Taliban-free Kabul is making new strides. Residents are said to have more money for food and haircuts.
This barber says now that the Taliban is gone, he's able to earn a decent living.
But it's far from mission accomplished for American pilots who dropped one bomb that reads, Happy Thanksgiving, Osama bin Laden.
Again, the city of Kunduz, the last northern Taliban stronghold, is expected to fall, possibly as early as Sunday.
The Taliban governor of the city tells British TV he has agreed to a surrender, but he wants a safety guarantee for Osama bin Laden's followers there. Dave?
Alright, thank you Lisa. And remember to stay with Heartland News for the latest in the war on terrorism all weekend and every day on Heartland News as well as on kfes12.com.
Has the war on terrorism dampened holiday shopping moods? Not even rain can dampen this crowd's appetite for buying this morning.
Before dawn, hundreds lined up for the day after Thanksgiving deals in Cape Girardeau. And the rest of the day, the lines only got longer inside.
People say they don't mind the rain or the long lines. In fact, for a lot of them, this big shopping day is a tradition.
Over an hour early this morning, you know you're going to do it when you start. So you just have to do it.
It's fun. It's an every year thing and all the bargains, all the shoppers, it just seems more like Christmas time.
Shoppers and store owners all say this year's crowd was about average.
Now the Christmas rush on. On both sides of the river, aisles in Carbondale were packed with shoppers today even before the sun came up.
Everyone's looking for that perfect gift for someone else or maybe themselves.
We pretty much already went out and bought all the kids Christmas. So we're just out here shopping to see if we can find any special deals on Christmas ornaments and stuff like that.
We're shopping for jewelry and stuff and there's a lot of stuff on sale. So we just started buying it.
Some of the hottest items this Christmas for kids are anything to do with Harry Potter and the video game systems.
It's almost as tough as finding the perfect gift. It's finding the perfect place to sit down.
It was tough to find an empty bench at the mall in Cape Girardeau today as shoppers, spouses and friends looked for a place to sit and wait.
Veterans spenders tell us they also needed a break during this post Thanksgiving shopping frenzy. One Jackson man offers this advice for keeping your spot on the bench.
Don't push the wife. Let her shop at her leisure and get done what she needs to get done.
And that holds true year round, fellas. Tom Wright says from his spot on the bench, it looks like there are more shoppers out there.
And from the looks of their bags, they seem to be spending more this year.
And for many of the Thanksgiving weekend means shopping for others. Hey, lots of football.
Steve Sotak now live to tell us how New Madrid County Central fared in the state matchup. Steve?
Pretty exciting day for its first ever trip to the state championship game. The Eagles could not have chosen a tougher opponent.
Platt County was the defending state champion with a twenty seven game winning streak.
But Derek Tipler gave the Eagles a lead when he took this punt return sixty four yards for a touchdown in the second quarter.
But the Pirates tied the game at half time and in the fourth quarter, Platt County took over behind the power running of all-stater Zach Sherman.
Here he scores a touchdown. The Pirates went on to defeat the Eagles by a final of twenty one to fourteen.
Still for a Platt County team that was unchallenged all season, the Eagles definitely provided them with their toughest test.
We'll have more action and hear from both sides later in sports. Dave? Thank you very much. Well, it was an early Christmas gift that's left a Sesserman thankful to be alive.
A daughter's special holiday gift next. And the number of shopping days till Christmas is getting shorter.
Find out what our fourth grade toy testers give a thumbs up and a thumbs down to this year later.
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They've gotta go. Over one hundred used cars and trucks. Huge surplus discounts.
Get to Weezer Honda just off I-55 on Seamers Drive in Cape Girardeau.
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Arnold Weirich tonight has a special story about a reunion this holiday weekend.
A sister family is together for the first time since a daughter's gift actually saved her father's life and they invited us along.
Lisa Crocker and her father shared more than turkey this holiday season. They shared life.
Exactly three weeks before they set together for Thanksgiving dinner, she and her father Frank Cockrum, a Sessar, were together in surgery.
My mom had said, seems only fitting he helped bring you into the world now you can help keep him in the world.
Crocker's holiday gift to her father, one of her own kidneys. He'd been suffering for years with a rare disease that causes hemorrhaging in the kidneys.
I had a cold dialysis three times a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. It'd take all day, first day to get over it.
And every time it got over it, it was time to go again. Really didn't feel like doing anything at all.
Now his family sees him getting better already and loving life again.
His color range is already a lot better and he had some psoriasis that's already gone.
And I think he's also gotten closer to God through it all too.
And much closer to his daughter.
When we first went up for cross-match it was seven of us that went.
I'm just so happy and thankful that she volunteered.
I don't know how I would have made it without her.
I think everybody feels a lot better.
It seems like it's just about the family closer together.
A gift to truly be thankful for this holiday season. Incessant Arnold Weirich, Heartland News.
Isn't that nice? I tell you what, what a gift. It's the least you can do for your father. That's right, to bring her into the world.
Well, Cochram and his wife are now looking forward to visiting his brother's family in Minnesota,
who they haven't seen in years because of his condition and he really looks good.
Yeah, they're going to have a good Christmas tonight, aren't you?
Beautiful Thanksgiving might turn into a stormy weekend after all. What could we expect overnight?
Bob Reeves up next with a check of live storm team radar. Next.
And a Christmas gift that has your kids learning while having fun. Too good to be true?
Our toy tester is tested out just ahead.
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Now, whether were you live from the Heartland Storm Team only on KFS 12.
Across the heartland this evening, we have mostly cloudy skies and some pretty strong gusty winds outside too.
We haven't had severe weather yet, though. Let's look at the current temperature right now.
Sixty one degrees with a southeast wind that actually should be at 20 miles per hour.
The humidity at 75 percent falling pressure and we've had eight hundreds of an inch of rain so far.
An hour gauge live storm team radar showing some rain, but not severe weather beginning to develop over Ripley County, Missouri.
You can see some more just to the west of our region, but that's going to continue as we go through the evening and nighttime hours.
We're going to have a little bit of a storm team radar right here going back to seven fifteen tonight shows that the flow has been generally toward the north with the general area moving toward the east.
Some of the stronger storms now beginning to just move into the area to the west of our region, maybe the strongest storm here in central Dent County.
But as we go through the nighttime hours, we're certainly going to be watching this.
A series of lightning have occurred and we see one right here just on the Carter and Ripley County line.
Temperatures reported by our weather watchers are generally in the 60s tonight.
A couple of exceptions, Wapopelo and Sparta, as well as Ellington.
But generally we've had fairly uniform temperatures throughout the evening, according to our weather watchers.
But this big low pressure area back to the west of us has helped to spawn a lot of severe weather, particularly in western Arkansas.
I mentioned a couple of houses seriously damaged or destroyed near Hunt.
That's in western Arkansas.
And then there have been a couple of tornado warnings issued for southwest Missouri.
But I haven't seen any reports of serious damage from that.
This is in the warm sector of the storm, which you see right here, the low circulating still over Kansas and Nebraska.
But that's all going to lift toward the northeast, toward the Chicago area in the Great Lakes region as we go through the nighttime hours and toward tomorrow.
Now, the Storm Prediction Center says that there is a moderate risk.
In other words, the greatest risk of severe weather is really over south central Missouri down into Arkansas tonight.
As the area lifts east, though, with the loss of the daytime heating, it's probably not going to be as severe as it gets into our neck of the woods.
That's what we're counting for on or at least hoping for.
But as we go through the day tomorrow, there's still a slight risk that some of the thunderstorms could reach severe levels here in the heartland.
So stay tuned or the two key words, I think, as we look at the forecast for the weather where you live.
Overnight lows really going nowhere from where they are right now.
Upper fifties to the lower sixties in southeast Missouri, with periods of showers and thunderstorms developing from now until tomorrow morning.
Sixty and sixty seven, the temperatures lows and highs in Cape Girardeau, sixty eight in Dexter with west winds fifteen to twenty five.
And of course, in the storms, they'll be stronger than that.
Southern Illinois, sixty and sixty five at Mount Vernon, periods of showers and thunderstorms through at least noon tomorrow, perhaps into the afternoon hours.
Sixty six at Carbondale and Harrisburg, northwest Tennessee, up to seventy one at Sharon tomorrow after morning lows in the lower 60s,
showers, thunderstorms pushing out by tomorrow afternoon and in western Kentucky, sixty two and sixty nine at Murray.
That storm team seven day outlook shows that after tonight and the first part of tomorrow, we look for a little break in the action on Sunday.
Cooler temperatures than another chance of some probably rain coming on Tuesday and Wednesday.
If these storms develop, looks like the greatest threat is going to be damaging wind for us.
OK, well, stay tuned as you say.
Thanks.
All right, our toy testers week continues tonight for those special kids on your Christmas list.
Moving a levitating ball through an obstacle course sounds pretty fun, doesn't it?
These kids sure like it.
And coming up, we check in with the fourth graders to see what else may be tops on their Christmas list.
Our final doesn't work toy testers after the break.
And still ahead in Heartland Sports, the dream season continues for the Southern Illinois basketball team.
Now, the Illini are on the horizon.
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It can be hard to buy toys and games for 9 and 10 year olds.
Personal experience here. You're at that in-between stage. It's hard.
It is hard, but we found several toys and games that promise to perk their interest.
But, do they live up to the advertised expectations?
This is Amy Jaquin with our last Does It Work? Toy Testers.
Scott City fourth graders decide which of these three games they want to play with.
The Harry Potter Levitating Challenge, an active board game called Kadoo, or a spy tool contraption.
Harry Potter draws the biggest crowd at the beginning.
A battery-powered stream of air keeps a plastic ball levitating above the board.
Then with knobs and cranks, kids control the airflow to maneuver that floating ball through an obstacle course.
It's kind of tricky. You have to go through some really neat things to get past the level.
Kadoo is a board game that makes kids actively answer trivia questions.
You get to make stuff out of Play-Doh, and you draw cards and you act stuff out, and you draw stuff on this paper.
One, two, three. What do you think it is? Cheese.
Kadoo really holds their attention, and they don't even realize they're learning something.
Cheese. Yeah, you got it.
Meanwhile, the spy tool is inspiring lots of little sleuths.
Battery-operated telescopes, flashlights, and microphones are supposed to help you see and hear things far away.
I can hear Lisa.
Just watch as they point the spy gun toward a group of friends to see if the spy microphone can pick up what they're saying.
My dog likes me the best.
I heard you. You said you have a dog.
The kids are certainly having fun using the microphone part of the spy tool kit, but the microscope isn't working.
I'm not sure if it's not working or if they just don't have it on right, but they're too excited to read the directions to try to figure it out, so they're having fun either way.
This thing's awesome.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
Harry Potter totally upstaged even our TV camera.
You can see it on their faces. These Scott City fourth graders are simply enthralled.
What do you have on your Christmas wish list as of right now?
This right here.
And everyone playing Kadoo gives Santa the green light to leave it under their tree.
What is it called?
A traffic light.
Same thing as the stop light.
This class had a lot of fun with all three games and toys.
The $35 Harry Potter Levitating Challenge definitely earns an A,
and so does the $20 Kadoo.
The spy tool kit was fun, but for $20, the telescope should have worked a little better.
It finishes with a C.
Until next, Does It Work Wednesday?
I'm Amy Jaquin for Heartland News.
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That's good stuff for you.
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I said I'm taking lots of notes this week, and thank you, Amy.
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Well, the New Madrid County Central Football Team played for a state championship today.
Coming up, we'll see and hear the Eagles.
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Platt County head coach Chip Sherman summed up today's Missouri Class 3A State Championship football game this way.
It was a great team against great athletes.
And he was right as New Madrid County Central made its first ever trip to the Show Me Bowl.
Most of New Madrid County on hand to see the Eagles face Platt County.
Clearly, the Eagles not intimidated by the defending state champs.
After a scoreless first quarter, two big plays in the second.
5-0-2 left.
And New Madrid County Central's Derek Tipler takes the punt.
Finds a lane, heads to the sideline and races 64 yards for a touchdown.
Giving New Madrid County Central the 7-0 lead.
It did not last long.
On the ensuing kickoff, David Pullman goes right up the middle, virtually untouched.
And he races 91 yards with the tying touchdown.
In the locker room here at halftime, the Eagles have to feel pretty good about the way they played in the first half, especially on defense.
And they did hold the lead for all of about 10 seconds.
But now the game is all tied as we head into the third quarter.
No scoring in the third, but in the fourth quarter, Zach Sherman's power running takes over.
He ran for 162 yards in this touchdown that gave Platt County a 14-7 lead.
The defense ran through the ball well.
They felt pretty well and hit pretty hard.
Yeah, we're going to try to take advantage of their over pursuing.
A little over one minute later, it's another huge play for New Madrid County Central.
And long a swing pass to Derek Tipler, and he races 67 yards for a game tying touchdown.
But with eight minutes to go, Rob Campbell runs in giving the Pirates the 21-14 state championship victory.
I'm convinced the two best teams in 3A played today.
They just physically whipped us.
We got off a couple big plays, but other than that we couldn't get much going today.
They have a very well-coached, well-disciplined, fine football team.
But I will say this is probably the best game they've had to play all year.
I couldn't be more pleased with the guys.
We had 13 seniors.
They gave it everything they had.
And I'm just proud to be with them along for the ride and be their coach.
In the Class 5A tonight, total domination of nationally ranked Hazelwood East by Blue Springs,
ran out to a 28-0 halftime lead, recorded more than 15 sacks,
and beat the number one team in the state, 28-12, the final in Kentucky.
Mayfield's run is over, upset by Danville, 17-10, the final.
In college football today, a major upset at the Big 12 Conference.
Colorado's offense exploded, and Nebraska's national title hopes may have blown up.
The 14th ranked Buffaloes jumped to a 35-3 lead early in the second quarter,
and went on to score the most points every quarter against a Nebraska team,
beating the second ranked Cornhuskers.
Colorado's Chris Brown ran for 198 yards and a score record 6-6 touchdowns.
Here's a look at the final score, and Nebraska knocked out of the championship picture.
Colorado will play for the Big 12 Championship later on this season.
In college basketball, Southern Illinois University is at it again.
Roland Roberts and Kent Williams scored 14 points each to lead Southern to the win over Hartford
in the third round of Las Vegas Invitational.
Southern Illinois is now 4-0 and will play in Saturday's championship game
against the Fighting Illini of Illinois, who have an insurmountable lead in the second half.
That is amazing.
And also tonight in basketball, it was Tennessee over Alaska Anchorage.
If you're a Saluki looking at playing Illinois in this tournament in Las Vegas,
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Okay, we're bracing for more storms overnight in this Saturday morning.
An update on your Saturday forecast when we come back.
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This week, Marion is in Van Dusen, where she caught up with Jerry Thompson.
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As we look, well you can see from the Outlook page right here
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