-old edmanuel perez died in the shooting near 3rd and court. 23-year-old andrew hurley boyd was wounded in the shooting. his condition is not being released. a witness who heard and saw the deadly shooting spoke we are calling him "josh" and he asked we not show his face on camera. elizabeth: he tells us what he saw happen in front of him early sunday morning. kcci's marcus mcintosh has more. >> he kind of stepped back like this and fired like he was trying to conceal the jacket was out like this and two shots and the guy went down. marcus: that is how josh describes what happened early sunday morning. the shooting left edmanuel perez dead and andrew hurley-boyd hospitalized. >> it is still hard to believe what he heard and what he saw -- he saw. i heard one gunshot a small scuffle broke out in the street and then 2 more shots were fired at a young male right after that i called 911. marcus: the murder and recent assaults have some questioning their safety. tom zmolek president of the court district association says people should not be afraid of going to the court avenue entert

21-year-old edmanuel perez was killed and 23-year-old andrew hurley boyd was wounded. we're still waiting for an update on his condition and any information on a possible suspect. and des moines police are also searching for two men accused of shooting another man along cottage grove sunday night. 41-year-old charles shur told police he and a friend were walking home from walgreens when the men tried to rob them. shur said he was shot in the chest and leg when the men didn't get anything. he told police didn't recognize either of the suspects. looking for an angry speeder this morning. they say that's probably who torched a mobile speed camera suv saturday night. check out that cell phone video showing the unit fully engulfed. police say the vehicle and all the camera equipment inside was destroyed, costing the city about $40,000. chief kevin doty: i understand that people might not like the fact that they get a citation from the vehicle. but to go to the point of destroying the vehicle just amazed me. eric: officials say they hope to have a new speed camera truck in place in abou

death of 21-year-old edmanuel perez and attempted murder for the shooting of andrew hurley-boyd. the shooting happened early sunday on court and 3rd avenue. a man was taken to the hospital after his truck veered off the highway and crashed into a house . it happened around 10:00 a.m. yesterday in the 1700 block of lyon street in des moines. police say the man may have had causing him to drive his truck into a pole, jumped a fence and side swiped a car before crashing into the home. a neighbor tells kcci something similar happened at her home in may and wants the dot to put up a wall. dot officials say they're not aware of the request to put in a wall or higher fence there. a woodward-granger student athlete is in the intensive care unit at mercy hospital. 16-year-old drew jacobsen collapsed at basketball practice wednesday night. he is in stable but critical condition this morning. drew's father tells kcci his son , a three sport athlete and straight a student went into cardiac arrest twice friday morning, but his heart is now beating on its own. his doctors aren't sure what caused t

21-year-old edmanuel perez and attempted murder for the shooting of andrew hurley-boyd. the shooting happened early sunday on court and 3rd avenue. a man was taken to the hospital after his truck veered off the highway and crashed into a house friday. it happened around 10:00 yesterday in the 1700 block of a.m. lyon street in des moines. police say the man may be had some medical issues, causing his truck to slam into a pole, jumped a fence, and side swipe a a neighbor tells kcci something similar happened at her home in may and wants the dot to put up a wall. dot officials say they're not aware of the request to put in a wall or higher fence there. a woodward-granger student athlete is in the intensive care unit at mercy hospital. 16-year-old drew jacobsen collapsed at basketball practice wednesday night. he is in stable condition, but it is critical this morning. drew's father tells kcci his son , a three sport athlete and straight a student went into cardiac arrest twice friday morning, but his heart is now beating on its own. he says doctors aren't sure what caused the heart prob

to police. this time, 21-year-old edmanuel andrew hurley boyd wounded. the spot is marked with flowers, pictures, and remembrances that say "manny, i miss you, i can't "rest easy, big guy." >> unfortunately this has the entire court avenue area. center, home to five popular bars and legend's restaurant on court and 3rd. off duty police officers have been hired to patrol outside from 11:30 at night to 2:30 a.m. on thursdays, fridays and saturdays, starting tonight. >> when i was younger, police on horseback, there was police on bicycles, and there would be squad cars. every time you turned around, present. cynthia: the city has said it does not have the funding to focus on court avenue, although a special patrol was in place through september. and wants to see a year-round police presence. >> the city can't afford to police that area specifically. they have tried to have some of the bars take some of it. that has worked in some years. we'd like to see something permanent so it's not an issue year after year. cynthia: until a permanent solution can be worked out, court center has

-year-old edmanuel perez and 23-year-old andrew hurley boyd was wounded. this is the latest act of violent the court avenue entertainment district which includes a fights and assaults. elizabeth: many are asking for the police to set up cameras through the court avenue district. the us, police department installed this in their downtown area for years ago. emmy victor shows us how effective those cameras have been. emmy: in the city responsible for protecting over 25,000 residents, -- >> it is really hard to refute the videotapes when you catch crimes on that. it is a huge tool for law enforcement. emmy: for four years now, the department. closely monitoring crime as offices play back the seen from the luxury of their headquarters. >> if we have a stolen car or a fight downtown, instead of like what we used to get down there, i step into my office. emmy: after a surge of crime hit the town over a short amount of needed to be done. windows broken out. after dark. emmy: over 30 cameras now run 24 hours a day covering the corridors and corners. police say they rely on the cameras mobi

the shooting near 3rd and court. 23-year-old andrew hurley boyd was wounded. his condition is not being released. so far, no arrests in the case. a witness who heard and saw the deadly shooting spoke mcintosh. marcus: that man is known as josh and he asked we not show his face on camera. he tells us what he saw happen in front of him early sunday morning. >> the guy like stepped back and kind of laid back and fired like he was trying to conceal it. two shots and the guy went down. marcus: that is how josh describes what happened early sunday morning. josh says it is still hard to believe what he heard and what he saw. >> i heard one gunshot, a small scuffle broke out in the street and then 2 more shots were fired , at a young male. right after that i called 9-1-1. marcus: the murder and recent assaults have some questioning their safety. tom zmolek, president of the court district association, says people should not be afraid of going to the court avenue entertainment district. he sent us a statement that say that the court district is currently the safest and most trouble free th

shooting of andrew hurley-boyd. the shooting happened early sunday on court and third . countdown to kickoff! right now, we're hours away from kickoff of the big 10 championship. just under 20 hours away. sports director andy garman where the hawkeyes will take the field tomorrow. andy? andy: the hawkeyes arrived around 4:00 local time. and game faces already on. ferentz want to make sure it was just like any other road game. even though it is anything but. this is the game with the highest stakes, the biggest prize in the hawkeyes have ever played for. a championship in the big ten conference, and a birth in the playoff. hawkeye fans are expected to turn out in droves. we have artie seen tons and tons of black and gold in indianapolis. ryan smith joins me now. it was not hard to find hawkeye fans. spent today like so many fans, as tourists. we went to the indianapolis motor speedway, or we saw not only many iowa fans taking in the sights there, but a connection to the museum. during a trip to take part in an historic hawkeye season, dick dalton took time to appreciate the past. dick

andrew hurley-boyd was wounded. his condition is not being released. many are looking to city and county leaders for answers. we spoke to polk county supervisor angela connolly, who says the violence can be stopped, but it will take a team effort. >> we are working closely with city officials and others to make sure that we have something in place here very soon that we are working towards to identify measures where we need maybe extra lighting possibly cameras stacey: still no arrests in the case. police have not released any suspect information. an update to breaking news we told you about at 6:00. waukee police were searching for a missing 10-year-old boy last seen near eason elementary. happy to report tonight that child is now safe and home. no other details are being released. steve: new at 10:00, a case of revenge? someone torched a mobile speed camera truck this weekend in fort dodge. and as todd magel reports, police are now asking for help to find the arsonist. todd: this is where the mobile speed camera was parked on the main drag on the east side of town. you can see under th

perez was shot and killed. 23-year-old andrew hurley boyd was wounded. his condition has not been released. the shooting is one of a number of incidents sparking security concerns about the downtown district. elizabeth: with the suspect still on the run some are questioning how a city the size of des moines with a crowded weekend entertainment district does not have surveillance cameras outside to assist with security concerns. kcci's ryan smith reports. ryan s.: a string of violent acts in recent months have some calling for increased security on court avenue. 2015 assaults are up in that area. this is the aftermath of an october beat down. it happened near third and court . the location of sunday's deadly shooting. >> there's not a lot of security supplementing the police department. ryan s.: retired nypd sgt. louis savelli was recruited by camp dodge to train iowa law enforcement. he now manages his own security >> cameras have become mandatory and a necessity in the post 9:11 -- the post-9/11 world. ryan s.: the city of des moines does not operate its own security camera anywh

andrew hurley boyd was wounded. his condition has not been the shooting is one of a number of incidents sparking security concerns about the downtown district. steve: kcci's ryan smith is live where the deadly shooting took place in front of hundreds of witnesses. ryan: it all went down here at third and court avenue. you can see next to me, multiple lighted candles and immortal with three days after that deadly shooting to honor the man killed here. now, some are questioning how he city the size of des moines with a crowded weekend entertainment district does not have surveillanan cameras outside to assist with security concerns. a string of violent acts in recent months have some calling for increased security on court avenue. in 2015, assaults are up in that area. this is the aftermath of an october beat down. it happened near third and court. the location of sunday's deadly shooting. >> there's not a lot of security supplementing the police department. ryan: retired nypd sergeant louis savelli was recruited by he now manages his own security firm. >> cameras have become ma

hurley boyd was wounded. his condition has not been released. and police are searching for 2 men who shot another man in the chest and leg. it happened in front of a home at 2847 cottage grove, just after 11:00 sunday night. 41-year-old charles shur told police he and a friend were walking home from walgreens when two men tried to rob them. shur said he was shot when the men didn't get anything. he says he didn't recognize either of the men. turning to news from around the state. a trial date has been set for the former city clerk of casey. dorothy dillinger is facing federal charges for allegedly stealing city funds for personal use. prosecutors say she then burned down the casey city hall just one day before state auditors were to arrive to investigate the missing money. dillinger served as the casey city clerk for 30 years her trial is set to begin that lingering snowstorm has finally moved out of northern iowa. the storm battered several northern plains states with snow and ice. the national weather service says sioux city saw nearly 7 inches from the storm. but winter weather wa

memorial marks the spot where 21-year-old manny perez was shot to death and 23-year-old andrew hurley boyd wounded. police say at least 66 assaults have been reported in the court avenue district this year, but the city doesn't have the funding to focus on patrolling the area year round. the downtown neighborhood alliance board met last night to ask for more security, lights and surveillance cameras. >> a larger presence, official presence is there and money money is there to find that. cynthia: court center will keep the officers through the end of the year and has also increased the lighting outside. police are still looking for the suspects in the weekend murder. steve: an important keychain was stolen out of a des moines city vehicle on monday. mark tauscheck here to explain why that keychain is so important. mark: this is a big headache because those keys allow access to city property across des moines. according to the city manager, the effort to replace a significant number of locks across the city is already underway. at this kfc while a city , employee was eating inside, someone went into

andrew hurley-boyd on november 29 near third and court avenue. we're a little more tn 24 hours away from kickoff in the big 10 football championship. the number four-ranked and undefeated iowa hawkeyes take on fifth-ranked michigan state in indianapolis. the players are already there. so are thousands of hawk fans. we have team 8 coverage of the countdown to kickoff. kcci sports director andy garman will be live at the lucas oil stadium. but we start with kcci's ryan smith, who is following the fans in indy. we are here in downtown

-degree murder in the death of edmanuel perez, and attempted murder for shooting andrew hurley-boyd. police did provide extra security on court avenue this weekend. key hearings are set this week on governor branstad's plan to privatize medicaid. a legislative oversight committee will hear from some of the families who would be affected today. and tomorrow, officials from the federal centers for medicare and medicaid services will be in iowa. they could decide to delay the planned january 1st transition. we'll let you know what happens. shaina: also today, polk county is launching a new app to help you get around the skywalks. kcci's alyx sacks is live and good timing because a portion of the skywalk is closing today. alyx: that is right. the skywalk between watson powell way and the convention center is closing today until the spring of 2018. an out and very -- cap -- app. it shows skywalk access. if skywalks are closed, it will show them that way. it is a way for you to understand, get where you are trying to go, and they are really looking forward to the use of this app when portions of

perez was shot and killed early sunday morning. 23-year-old andrew hurley boyd was wounded. police have not yet found a suspect in this case. this shooting is one of a number of incidents sparking security concerns about court avenue. we've learned the city of des moines does not operate its own security camera anywhere along the popular entertainment district. retired nypd sgt. louis savelli was recruited by camp dodge to train iowa law enforcement. he says images captured from outdoor surveillance could provide vital information in a number of downtown crimes. sgt. louis savelli: not having cameras in the downtown area and one that's pretty well known within the community, bad guys feel that annonymity so they can eric: downtown community alliance president gene meyer says his group is now brainstorming new options for improving downtown security, including surveillance cameras. the downtown community alliance reports that it has $30,000 to spend on off-duty officers for court avenue next year. which is actually $20,000 less than this year's total. elizabeth: a west des moines dentist

shooting andrew hurley-boyd. police did provide extra security along court avenue this weekend. key hearings are set this week on governor branstad's plan to privatize medicaid. a legislative oversight committee will hear from some of the families who would be affected today. and tomorrow, officials from the federal centers for medicare and medicaid services will be in iowa. they could decide to delay the planned january 1st transition. we are going to let you know what happens. shaina: also today, polk county is launching a new app to help kcci's alyx sacks is live and it is good timing because a portion of the skywalk is closing today. alyx: it is good timing because as of today that is going to be closed between watson powell way and the convention center. it is going to be closed until spring 2018, but the county wanted to find a way to make it accessible and easy to navigate without just signage for residents and visitors. that is where they came up with the skywalk dsm app. it goes right along with you as you trek through. this morning we have tim leach. we have been talking a