iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: bitter cold air has been locked over iowa since saturday and we're not going to break that pattern for a couple more days. today it's going to be a partly cloudy day with a light wind and a high near 9 degrees. overnight tonight we're going to see the cloud cover increase and we'll stay dry as lows fall near 1 degree. tuesday we are looking at another cold day with snow possible. we will start seeing snow in the morning falling in western iowa and work through central and southern iowa through the day. accumulations will likely be around 2 to 3 inches here in the metro, so likely not a huge snowfall amount but timing will probably impact the morning and evening commutes. after that we're going to warm back into the mid 20s through friday. thursday we may see a bit of snow in the morning in southern iowa but at the moment it looks like we'll see look to warm back into the 30s by the weekend so let's just keep hoping they stick around towards next week! elias

morning america." have a great tuesday."you're watching good moring iowa in hd. we are iowa's most accurate weather team. good morning iowa starts now " team. good morning iowa starts now " elias: good morning iowa! i'm ???. it's x:00 a-m on tuesday january 19th thanks for joining us! elias: good to have everyone with us! and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: today we're looking at some snow and more cold air working back across the state, so basically pretty standard january weather in iowa. snow will fall heaviest in southwest iowa during the morning and through the afternoon with about 2 to 3 inches possible. des moines will likely see snow closer to the afternoon, but our accumulations will likely be fairly low with about 0.5 to 1.5" end this evening as it leaves southern iowa and we'll be left with a few slick roads and another fairly cold night with lows in the low teens. wednesday is going to be a fairly cloudy day, but we'll be dry and highs should be a bit

and northern iowa. this afternoon a cold front will be dropping through the state bringing the winds out of the northwest and sweeping down colder air. snow will follow the cold front in the afternoon through the evening. most of the snow accumulation will occur in northern iowa especially around the highway 20 corridor with about 1 to 3 inches expected. blowing snow and drifting will be a possibility, and things could be especially slick if we get isolated patches of ice from the morning freezing fog/drizzle. the metro might see a bit of snow but we will likely see less than an inch. the snow will end state- wide tonight with the winds remaining very strong out of the northwest and lows falling into the mid 20s. tuesday will be partly sunny with more windy and cold conditions as highs stay in the upper 20s. we will warm up starting on wednesday morning.... elias: the storm may be gone, but a record amount of snow remains on top of the east coast. authorities are still cautioning against unnecessary driving, with airline schedules still in disarray. the snow keeping schools and

! and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: yesterday ended up feeling pretty nice with our highs climbing to a pleasant 41 degrees! cooler winds and afternoon cloud cover will keep things in the upper 30s today here in the metro, but i'm sure there will be a few 40s in western and southern iowa. overnight tonight we'll see partly cloudy skies with calm winds and a low in the mid 20s. friday is looking like a partly cloudy to partly sunny day with warm southerly winds warming us up into the mid 40s. saturday will start with sun but clouds will return in the afternoon, but despite that cloud cover highs will still feel amazing in the upper 40s! we may see a with highs falling back into the low 40s. there is still a large snow storm expected to impact iowa late monday through wednesday morning. the energy from this system still has to cross the entire pacific ocean so it's still too early for reliable snowfall totals, but it is safe to say heavy accumulating snow is a po

>> another state of the state now with iowa governor terry branstad. her remarks run half an hour. >> welcome to your first senate session. i look forward to working with you as you represent your constituents back home. and i want to welcome all returning legislators as well. we return this session without an esteemed colleague and friend who was respected by both sides of the aisle. he served his constituents with passion and i know we all will mishim this session. ladies and gentlemen, over the past five years progress that put iowa in a position of strength and opportunity for a bright future. sound budgeting practices and fiscal discipline have us now ranked third best managed state in the united states. our cash reserve and economic reserve kmts are full. the iowa economy has created 214,000 new jobs, surpassing our 2010 goal. today's unemployment rate has been cut nearly in half down from over 6% five years ago. iowa has the lowest unemployment since 2001. iowa family incomes have grown from 18.3% in 2010. we have seen over $12 billion in private capital investment. we work

everyone with us! and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: today we are looking at a very nice and pleasant day with partly sunny skies and highs in the mid 40s. the winds will be pretty breezy out of the south and that will warm us up to about 44 this afternoon. tonight we are going to have slow clearing of our clouds with a low dropping to about 30 degrees. saturday we are looking at mostly cloudy skies with breezy conditions and a high right around 45 degrees. sunday we're looking at a brief rain and wintry mix moving through the state sunday during the morning and early afternoon. northwest iowa may see some light snow monday in the late morning with low accumulations. monday we're looking at a cooler day with highs in the mid 30s and midnight. a large winter storm is still looking to slam iowa on sunday with lots of snow and blowing snow both likely. while it's still early for an exact total it is looking very likely we'll see a 6 to 12 inch band of snow somewh

election headquarters. jack we're less than a month from the iowa caucuses. iowa voters have a big responsibility, one we can't afford to botch! four years ago-- there was national criticism when the wrong winner of the iowa caucuses mitt romney was announced the winner, by 8 votes. but once everything was recounted... rick santorum actually won by more than 30 votes. determined to not let anything go wrong this time, both the republican and democratic parties are turning to some new technology. local five's digital news editor lucas casey shows us. " that's right, in 20-16, iowa democrats and teamed up with app that will be used at caucus night to results. jeff kaufman, chair of the iowa republican party, said it will vastly improve the reporting process. sot jeff kauffman: "it's the latest technology and it's going to allow us to report the results in a more transparent way, and so the media is going to love this, everyday iowans are going to love this, the nation that's waiting to hear our opinions out here in this state are going to like this because of the transparency. it's g

everybody."you're watching good moring iowa in hd. we are iowa's most accurate weather team. good morning iowa starts now " elias: good morning iowa! i'm ???. it's x:00 a-m on tuesday, january 26th thanks for joining us! elias: good to have everyone with us! and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: we are going to be digging out today from the light snow we had yesterday afternoon and evening, but luckily for us we will likely stay dry through much of the weekend. today is going to be a cloudy and windy day with highs in the upper 20s and wind chills in the lower 20s and teens. overnight tonight it will be very cold with a low in the mid to least the winds will die down. wednesday is looking windy but warm with a high near 35 and patches of sun especially during the morning hours. every day this week will keep getting warmer and warmer until we get to friday where we rocket into the mid 40s! saturday is also looking absolutely gorgeous with highs topping into the mid

and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: we managed to hit 48 yesterday, a full 17 degrees above the average temperature! i hope you enjoyed every second of it because we are going to be severely cold through the entire weekend and well into next week. we're looking at mostly cloudy skies with a few off and on flurries possible through the day today. temperatures are going to be either steady or falling all day with a strong northwest wind making our brief highs in the 20s feel even colder. overnight tonight the low should bottom out near 8 degrees with plenty of wind making the wind chills drop windy day with even colder temps as highs only climb into the mid teens. saturday night we will likely see some about an inch possible a bit more expected to our southwest. saturday night will as they dip below zero. we will likely not climb above zero on sunday which means wind chill going to be between -20 and -30 degrees, so be sure to limit your time start even colder in

many events are happening all across central iowa to celebate dr. king's message. this morning at drake university, people gathered for a prayer breakfast. there was also a keynote address, and community leader recognitions. not only did they focus on the past, but on the future as well. "i believe, let me be very bold about this, i believe that america's future, that the destiny of this democracy, is inexplicably linked to how seriously we take the legacy of martin king. that's how serious this is." jack: this was the event's fourth year in celebrating dr. king jr's life. jack: day ceremony there was a call for justice. state leaders have spoken up in iowa's justice system and are hoping to make a difference. chief political reporter amanda krenz is here amanda? amanda: it's such a huge talking point both governor chief justice brought it up during their state and condition of the judiciary speeches at the capitol last week. they want to find a solution to racial disparity in iowa's criminal justic system. "when you look at the number of african state's african american populatio

/wxcenter snow advisory for central and southern iowa until 9pm tonight. snow will continue to fall across southwest and central iowa this evening. about 2 to 3 inches possible. des moines will likely be fairly low with about 0.5 to 1.5" possible. all snow will end this evening as it leaves southern iowa and we'll be left with a few slick roads and another fairly cold night with lows in the low teens. take your time getting home after work tonight, as the roads are getting slippery and accidents are being reported. james- james tags on camera jack: let's take a live look outside conditions during this evening commute with our road warrior nikki davidson. nikki/tvu2 ad libs conditions tosses to sot " if you looked at the streets before it began to snow they tell we had salt residual from the activitiy we had from previous snowstorms so we chose not to brine this time because we felt like we had more salt alraedy on the street." nikki tag toss back stephanie/1shot: nikki,thanks -- and we'll check back in with you at six. well you wouldn't think something that happened at a renewable f

everyone with us! and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: yesterday ended up being absolutely gorgeous with our highs topping out in the upper 30s and even 40 here in the metro. if you loved that, then break out the shorts and tee shirts because we're going even warmer today! expect mostly sunny skies with a breezy southwest wind and unfortunately a cold front tonight is going to send temperatures falling fairly quick this evening as the winds switch out of the northwest and lows fall into the 20s. friday looks like a cold with temperatures falling fairly steadily through the day with lots of wind. there may be a few snow showers in the morning in northwest and central iowa friday, but any accumulation would be very limited. saturday looks like another very cold and windy day with highs in the low teens but wind chill values in the single digits. another light snow is likely late saturday through the evening although at this point it looks as if any accumulation wo

have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: yesterday was the warmest day we've seen in more than a week with a balmy high of 28 degrees. today we are going to be a bit cooler than that from a weak cold front that passed through the state overnight. very light snow will push through northern iowa during the morning hours giving a few places a quick dusting to a few be extremely low. highs today will be in the mid 20s under overcast skies and a northerly breeze keeping us feeling cold. tonight we are going to be cold and calm with a low in the low teens. saturday we are looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies with a high in the upper 20s. sunday still looks very nice with highs in the mid to upper 30s with overcast skies. i'm expecting light snow on monday morning, and with strong winds blowing snow is very likely so drive safe that day. temperatures will slump into the upper 20s by next wednesday, but after that we look to grab a warming trend and 40s may finally creep back into the

yuuuuggg as donald trump might say. iowa governor terry branstad didn't hold back... he wants iowans to make sure ted cruz doesn't win iowa's governor...2806 i think it would be very damaging to our state. i believe it would be support him." the governor told me that after fuels summit. branstad acknowledges ted cruz is leading the iowa caucus polls among republicans...and he might have the best organized campaign operation here. but the governor says cruz is in his words the biggest opponent of renewable fuels. cruz introduced a bill to elminated the renewable fuels standard altogether. the governor says big oil finances cruz's presidential campaign because he backs them over iowa's ethanol interests. cruz's presidential campaign because he backs them over iowa's ethanol interests. here's cruz....from cnn... "well look, it is no surprise that the establishment is in full panic mode. we said from the beginning that the washington cartel was going to panic more and more. as conservatives unite behind our campaign, you're going to see the washington cartel firing every shot they can, ever

. >>mr. o'malley: so it's good to be in the iowa cold. >>sabrina: perfect. >>mr. o'malley: and to see snow. >>sabrina: we'll give you snow. >>mr. o'malley: i embrace it. (chuckling) >>sabrina: now in case you aren't super familiar with his resume, governor o'malley was the governor of maryland. he's been in politics for a long time. he was the mayor of baltimore. before that he was on that city's city council. he is one of three remaining candidates on the democratic side in this 2016 race. governor o'malley, once again, thanks so much for being here. >>mr. o'malley: thank you. >>amanda: so first of all, that was a very shortened version of your resume. we know that. but what do you want the people of iowa to know about you? >>mr. o'malley: what i'd like the people iowa to know is that i have a track record. i'm the only candidate in this race with an executive background, namely as mayor and governor. pulling people togeth across some pretty deep divides in order to accomplish meaningful, important things, in order to make progress whether it was making our public schools number one,

before the iowa caucuses -- republicans took the stage in des moines to convince voters they are the right choice for president. but one candidate was missing....but he still dominated part of the debate. mary moloney reports. << seven republican candidates stood on the main debate stage -- with the gop frontrunner missing. that didn't stop the candidates -- or the moderators -- from mentioning his name. (megyn kelly/moderator): "let's address the elephant not in the room tonight. donald trump has chosen not to attend." (ted cruz/ (r) presidential candidate): "i"m a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. and ben, you are a terrible surgeon. now that we've gotten the donald trump portion out of the way." (laughs) earlier -- four lower polling candidates participated in a so-called undercard debate. and set their sights on iowa. (mike huckabee/(r) presidential candidate): "hello iowa, it's me. and you know me." (rick santorum/(r) presidential candidate): "the people of iowa, who i know pretty darn well, care about the issues. they care about who is going to be the

candidates and tomorrow's caucuss in iowa. >> right now it's all about iowa. let's get started with muc much-anticipated poll from des moines register. the poll was released late yesterday on dem extraic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders are basically in a tie despite clinton three point lead it's still within the margin of error and with martin o'maley coming 3% he can make things more challenging. >> on the republican side donald trump leads senator ted cruz by five point and you have to factor in the margin of error. he leads by a points. but with -- will the iowa polls and iowa vote match. we'll find out tomorrow. . >> yes what is it about iowa, bob, let's take a walk and discuss so. we're here we're on the east coast and in washington d.c.. and all the talk is about iowa. you could easily get caught up in the mess and not know what we're talking about. >> exactly, i mean where is iowa. can you spot rye eye? on this map? most can't. there it is and that's the thing. that's where the race begins in iowa. in iowa last minute cam paining will start. we'll go through a few last mi

, dan corey, local 5, we are iowa." stephanie: we want to know what you think of the political ads? let us know for a chance to see your comments on-air. you can post you thoughts on facebook and twitter. or send us an email or give us a call . we'd love to hear what you think! the contact information is on your screen. jack/lam: the national spotlight is on iowa. and corn is on the minds of many. whether it's on a stick at the state fair or in your gas at the pump, corn is a pillar of iowa's economy. today, the iowa corn growers association explained just how important the ethanol industry and renewable fuels are -- not just " the ethonol industry has been extremely vital to our state. it has brought a lot of new jobs - a lot of good jobs... stabilized economy. before the ethonol industry our small towns were struggling. when ethonol came along it has revitalized our rural communities." stephanie/1shot: latinos in iowa are getting ready to decide who they're going to support on monday. the league of united latin american citizens or lulac will be training first- time caucus goers this

route. "local 5 news at 5:30 in hd starts now. we are iowa " nikki: good evening. welcome to local 5 news, i'm nikki davidson. glad you're with us tonight. nikki: a 71 year old woman has been found dead in her des moines home... her death is being investigated as a homicide... local five's jacob peklo has the latest details in tonights big story.... jacob peklo, reporting: "the des moines police department has been investigating this scene since 4:30 sunday morning. initially, they came out here after a minutes later they determined they were investigating the city's first homicide of 2016." sgt. paul parizek, des moines police department: "right now, anything that's here that doesn't look like it belongs here is evidence. so, we've started a long process of identifying things that just seem out of place. we're just looking for anything that wasn't here before." police say they got a call from inside the home at 1413 pioneer road to check on 71- year-old norma jean mcneeley in the middle of the night. officers say a relative made the call after hearing a cry out from mcneeley's downs

elias: good morning iowa! i'm elias johnson... sabrina: and i'm sabrina ahmed. it's x:00 a-m on wednesday january 13th elias: good to have everyone with us! and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: we have been punished the last few days with nothing but bitter cold temps and winds that made everything feel even worse. luckily today and tomorrow we turn things completely around and crank those temps up! the sky will start cloudy today but we will have sunshine by the end of the afternoon with a gorgeous high in the mid 30s. tonight things should remain fairly breezy but mild with the overnight low falling into the upper 20s and a breezy southwest wind. thursday will be not only the warmest day warmest day of 2016 so far! highs are expected to climb to around 45 degrees with a breezy southwest wind helping to push us there. unfortunately all this warm air will be short lived because starting friday cold air will be pushing back through the state with deep cold expec

to lose its frigid grip, we are looking at some snow coming into iowa. tonight will be mostly cloudy, but it should stay dry here while sw iowa might see some flurries or light snow late tonight. those nasty winds will finally take a break tonight, but it will still be cold with lows in the single digits. tuesday will likely start off dry for central iowa, but light snow will be falling in sw iowa and spread into central iowa by midday or early afternoon. right now, it looks like the heaviest snow will fall over sw iowa where 2- 4" will be possible. the metro should expect an inch or two before coming to an end early tuesday evening. the winds will be not be that strong, and the snow will be rather light. so, this should mean it will be easy to shovel off your driveways! after that, we are looking at some drier and overall milder weather rest of the week with highs in the 20s. we should even reach the 30s for highs by the weekend, but there will be a slight chance for some more snow by sunday and monday. jack: now-- last night was the first democratic presidential debate of 2016, jac

. thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> w.h.o. radio, des moines, iowa co-casting with c-span. >> here in the state of iowa. >> god bless the great state of iowa. >> hello, iowa! >> the republican party of iowa. >> in iowa. >> in iowa. >> in iowa. >> in iowa. >> here in iowa. >> in iowa. >> i'm so pleased to do this with wonderful friends in iowa today. >> if you had told us one year ago we were going to come in third in iowa we would have given anything for that. >> well, it is good to be back in iowa. >> people didn't know much about the iowan caucuses. >> was this an average caucus? >> that's hard to say. it's the third one i've been to. they're all different. ♪ >> it is good to be back in iowa. >> and thank you, iowa, for the great send-off you're giving to us. >> you've got to show respect for iowans. they're discerning voters. >> and i want to thank the people of iowa. >> i want to thank all the people of iowa. >> iowa is the first. >> i love you all. now, if i lose iowa, i will never speak to you people again. >> ahhhh! >> as iowans are scheduled to caucus on monday,

and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: today is going to be our last "warm" day because from the afternoon through sunday morning temperatures will be in a fairly steady free fall. highs today are going to stay fairly mild for this time of year with temps hovering in the mid 30s through most of the day. our large supply of moisture from this system bringing us the rain hasn't been flushed out yet so fog will be thick and heavy throughout much of to continue to see light and scattered morning and early northwest and light snow showers. as temps start falling see our rain become a bit of a wintry mix late in the afternoon and light snow showers with limited accumulation. tonight the winds will really pick up out of the north and temperatures will be falling fast. saturday is going to be dry but windy and very cold. wind chills during the day saturday will be in the low teens, but that night the coldest air of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind c

spending a significant part of his speech touting iowa's clean energy initiatives.he also praised iowa's youngest generations for getting involved in apprenticeship and stem programs.in des moines, steffi another point madedey the governor today:y: desire to reform the state's criminal justice system. system.branstad says lawmakers should pass legislation to combat domestic violence, human trafficking and improve mental healththbut he also took on sentencing-- saying that time spent behind bars needs to fit the crime, and minor offenses shouldn't jeopardize a juvenile's chances at building a successful l cacaer. state representative ken rizer, of cedar rapids, agrees. "i'm excited because we are kind of on the leading edge of this criminal justice reform to try to align these penalties better." better."rizer says he's working on a bill to change sentencing guidelines for offenses involving cocaine. you likely already know, it's been another bitterly cold day across the area. and it's turning into another very frigid night.this is a live look outside. joink us with a first check of

over a half foot of snow. beyond the early week winter storm, central iowa dries out while temperatures tumble into the single digits at night and teens and 20s for daytime highs. nikki also coming up on local five news at six... local five cruises with ted cruz. hear what the republican candidate had to say about his competitors nikki and of course... we're about 48 hours away from the iowa caucus. we'll preview monday night's main event. nikki and --- a cutting edge look at a different way to choose the caucus leader. an old fashioned duel.... " local 5 news at 6 in hd starts now. we are iowa" nikki: good evening. welcome to local 5 news, i'm nikki davidson. glad you're with us tonight. nikki: beautiful weather today.... but it's not going to stay that way... there is a winter storm coming... meterologist bree sullivan is standing by with a look at what the forecast looks like for early next week... bree? nikki: thanks bree. switching to thanks bree. switching to politics now. nikki: as monday night the final push to sway voters their way. we had a chance to sit down with one of those

welcome to iowa in focus -- where we're giving context to what happens in the headlines and on the campaign trail.that starts with the barnstorm. in the middle of the week -- iowa governor terry branstad stirred the pot in the caucus race. race.he had been careful before to stay out -- but now he's publically said he wants ted cruz to be defeated in the iowa caucus because cruz is what branstad called a "big oil candidate".cruz has been openly against ethanol subsidies -- which people figured might hurt him in iowa. "he is the biggest opponenet of renewable fuels and he introduced a bill in 2013 to immediately eliinate the renewable fuels standard. he is heavily financed by big oil." oil." "we said from the begninning that th washington cartel was going to panic more and more. as conservatives unite behind our campaign you're going to see the washington cartel fire every shot they can firing every donald trump was busy picking up endorsements from john wayne's daughter and sarah palin -- but he managed to tweet out... out..."wow, the highly respected governor of iowa just stated th

cardboard variety... nikki and... there's only a few weeks left until the iowa caucus... and the presidental campaign trail is heating up as candidates aim their focus on central iowa.. nikki and it's the first gun show in central iowa since president obama's executive orders to make it harder to get a gun... will those orders impact today's crowd? " local 5 news at 6 in hd starts now. we are iowa" nikki: good evening. welcome to local 5 news, i'm nikki davidson. glad you're with us tonight. nikki: temperatures are dipping into the single digits today....and it's only going to get colder... tonight we are expected to go below zero.... that means we've got some windchill advisories in effect.... we're going to toss it over to meterologist bree sullivan to tell us more, bree what do we need to be bree thanks.. with those cold with those cold temps tomorrow..it might force churches to cancel service tomorrow.. make sure to check back on the bottom ticker and at we are iowa dot com.. nikki: president obama's executive orders about gun sales are a divisive issue across the nation, and

counts of assault with injury on a peace officer. the iowa division of criminal investigation has named the man a sheriff's deputy shot last week in muscatine. investigators say the deputy shot 41-year-old timothy seefeldt. deputies say seefeldt stole a hummer on friday night. they later stopped him in a hotel parking lot in muscatine. hitting a law enforcement vehicle, leading to the sheriff'deputy to shoot several times into the suv. seefelt has a wound to his torso. a man convicted in a notorious west branch murder more than 30 years ago died this weekend in prison. the department of corrections says robert kern died saturday at the iowa state penitentiary. he died at the age of 69 after battling skin cancer. kern was a former iowa city insurance agent who conspired to kill 39-year- old ady jensen of west branch in 1979. prosecutors said kern sold jensen a $50,000 life insurance policy. he then worked with jensen's wife to kill the man and then split the money. none of the democrats running for president are in iowa on this sunday... but they'll return soon... that's because th

starts in 30 seconds. 5 news at 105 news at 10 in hd .we are iowa's most accurate weather team and we start with your forecast first." brad/wx wall weather adlib: we started a nice little thaw today across much of iowa with the metro reaching 40 degrees! and it looks like we can keep this mild weather going the rest of the week. skies will become mostly clear tonight behind a rather weak cold front. this front will change our winds to a more northwesterly direction into thursday, but our temperatures will really not go down because this air is fairly mild. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are jack/2ram tonight, the debate of whether kids should be allowed to play contact football heats up. good evening. i'm i'm jack miller. stephanie/2ram and i'm stephanie angleson. the discussion comes after new details in the death of this man, tyler sash. in september, the former central iowa football star was found dead in his home. he had accidentally mixed two types of pain killers. jack: last night, doctors confirmed tyler sash had advanced traumatic injury to his brain after years of

have a great tuesday."you're watching good accurate weather iowa starts now " elias: good morning iowa! i'm ???. it's x:00 a-m on tuesday january thanks for joining us! elias: everyone with and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: it's hard to call what we had yesterday warm but it's going to feel like a heat wave compared to the air we're packing today! we are looking at a steady and falling day for temperatures with our high temperature technically already having occurred at midnight. we are going to be very windy today so while temps will be in the single digits most of the day, wind chills will be between well below zero and at times even lower than the south tonight so our temperatures will be steady and slowly rising into a much warmer day on wednesday. expect highs to climb to around 31 degrees tomorrow with partly sunny skies and a gentle west wind. thursday looks amazing with plenty of sunlight and high temps back in the mid 40s! enjoy every second of that w

through the morning and early afternoon with northwest and northern iowa seeing light snow showers. as temps start falling this afternoon we'll see our rain become a bit of a wintry mix late in the afternoon and evening with a few light snow showers possible across central iowa tonight with limited accumulation. tonight the winds will really pick up out of the north and temperatures will be falling fast. saturday is going to be dry but the low teens, but that of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind chill values. sunday will be dry and cold with the wind backing off during the day but the highs will struggle to climb above the single digits. next week is still looking pretty 20s and teens to start morning.... a pump card skimmer go station off of yesterday. the device takes card information and relays it back to a thief. authorities aren't sure how long the skimmer was in place. police say it's important to look for broken seals or other signs the pump could be tampered with. sabrina: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: as the standoff at a federal wil

news. we are iowa. jack/2shot: 5 for a re-cap of tonight at ten. there was one democratic candidate who the brown and tonight. last week, i sat de la fuente, the candidate running on the democratic ticket. even though he was not invited, mr. de la fuente him out of this discussion. "we plan to attend as partipants, not as super participants and press for any and all really want to brown or black people happy to share my thoughts." stephanie/ram: and today, mr. de press conference on an issue very important to fuels. he says he is interested in making a business investment into a renewable fuels plant in iowa, following a chemical discovery made by a eurpoean soccer player. " this is going to be a new revolution just like shell, standard oil, did in the 1930's- 1940's. it's going to create thousands upon thousands, millions upon millions of new jobs. new jobs we haven't even heard of. high-paying jobs. high-paying jobs that will be generated in america for americans for the forseeable future." jack: know what you think about campaign? let us know, we comments on-air. you thoughts on

good chance to win the iowa caucuses" b with less than three weeks until the iowa caucuses, a newly released quinnipiac university poll shows sanders is leading frontrunner hillary clinton in iowa - 49 to 44 percent. the highest percent in any iowa poll sso far. "most important point to be made, secretary clinton and her campain are now in trouble. the most eligible candidate, originally thougth to be annoited, enivatable candidate is now locked in a difficult race her ein iowa and new hampshire" b according to quinnipiac, sanders leads in economy and climate change while iowans seem to trust hillarys foreign policy and terrorism plans. a topic she spoke about at an ames rally tuesday morning. "we have a big diff over guns. its a telling difference because if youre going to stand up to special interest, stand up to most powerful that gun lobby, lets have common sense gun safety measures" h hillarys local headquarters in iowa say they're going to keep pushing while hillary stumps across the state. "we knew the race was always going to be close. we're prepared. we're going to get hill

>> for the better part of 30 years. >> we are goingng to take back america. >> stand up iowa. >> iowans have judged presidential candidates first. >> iowa does a good job of this. >> but seems like every four years someone is trying to take it away. >> we have to fight for it. >> tonight cbs 2 and fox 28 presents your voice, your future, the iowa impact a town hall discussion between voters and our expert panel whether iowa caucus should stay the first in the nationon our panel includes university of iowa professors of politics, and the chairs for the parties, dr. mcguire for democrats and jeff kaufmann for the gop. >> good evening, we welcome you to your voice, your ture, the iowa impact. while our panel is important to tonight's discussion, so you are at home. >> i will be manning the social media news desk and we want to invite you to tweet or send us facebook questions to our esteemed panel and they will ask for those at home. and for those in the audience, that goes for you as well, tweet or send a facebook message. the hashtag you need to remember is #yourvoiceyourfutur

iowa, we would have given anything for that. and, you know something, not only are we going to new hampshire, tom harkin, we're going to south carolina, and oklahoma, and arizona, and north dakota, and new mexico. we're going to california, and texas, and new york. and we're going to south dakota, and oregon, and washington, and michigan. and then we're going to washington, d.c., to take back the white house. yeeaaahhhh! we will not give up. audience: no. mr. dean: we will not give up in new hampshire. we will not give up in south carolina. we will not give up in arizona, or new mexico, oklahoma, north dakota, delaware, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan. we will not quit now or ever. we want our country back for ordinary americans. and we're going to win in massachusetts, and north carolina, and missouri, and arkansas, and connecticut, and new york, and ohio. let me -- wait a minute. wait a minute. wait. there are some polite things we have to do here. and the first is to thank some people. i want to thank jeannie murray and her extraordinary iowa people. she has worked so hard. come on

of regular gas is down about ten cents a gallon in iowa from just a month ago. triple-a's fuel gauge report says regular is averaging about one dollar 80 cents right now. and prices are even lower in many locations, including cedar rapids. today's price is down from a dollar 86 cents last week. and down from a dollar 95 a gallon last month. a year ago right now, gas in iowa averaged a dollar 91 cents a gallon. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman has been checking on the effects of the lower prices and joins us live. dave, this is a bigger deal for some people than others. bruce, it makes anyone who drives happier. for some people, it amounts to week in savings. however, for businesses that operate a fleet or small business owners with just a few delivery drivers, it's making a noticeable difference on the bottom line. sot/nat at the college community district...fueli ng up a fleet of buses doesn't take the bite out of the budget that it used to a few years ago. the district pays the wholesale price for diesel plus a delivery fee. schools avoid most fuel taxes, so that means it costs

siouxland crowds. plus we'll intrioduce you to one of the youngest campaign volunteers in iowa and have this weeks things to know, and it all l starts rig now. >> from the abc9 studios in sioux city, iowa. join us as we discuss the hot topics happening if siouxland. this week in siouxland with abc9 news anchor tim seaman. >> good morning, and we're glad you're with us. this week another state of iowa budget will be introduced on the house floor. >> each year budget work represents the most time consuming work iowa representatives and senators do. and this year the work could be an even bigger chore. the revenue estimating conference has forecast ongoing revenue for fy16 to be just morere than $7 billion dollars. this number has dedeeased since the budget was set last year and each time the revenue estimating conference has met. >> joiningng me thiseek to give us better understanding of hwo the process works and what budget is finally set is state senator rick bertrand who represents sioux city. with us. >> thanks for having me back. good to be home. >> i s suppose back on the road

we are just one day away from the caucus... all eyes are on iowa. hear the candidates last pitch to people in the hawkeye state. nikki and, not everyone knows exactly where to go to caucus. we have some advice to find your location tomorrow night. nikki and, area catholic sisters are praying before the caucuses. we'll explain why "local 5 news at 5:30 in hd starts now. we are iowa " nikki: good evening. welcome to local 5 news, i'm nikki davidson. glad you're with us tonight. nikki: weather and politics begin our leadup coverage to caucus night. those coming in for the caucus experienced beautiful weather today. but its not going to last. meterologist james peterson is tracking a winter storm that's starting to take shape. james what can we expect nikki : thanks james. moving to nikki: it's the last mad dash in iowa. presidential candidates from both parties are criss-crossing the state... just hours ahead of the caucuses. abc's brandi hitt has the latest from the campaign trail. " "...rally..." the day before the iowa showdown... it's an all-out push to win undecided voters. sot -

your forecast first." james/wx wall weather adlib: snow advisory for central and southern iowa until 9pm tonight. snow will continue to fall across southwest and central iowa this evening. about 2 to 3 inches possible. des moines will likely be fairly low with about 0.5 to 1.5" possible. all snow will end this evening as it leaves southern iowa and we'll be left with a few slick roads and another fairly cold night with lows in the low teens. take your time getting home after work tonight, as the roads are getting slippery and accidents are being reported. jack: yet another fire in central iowa, yet another fire in central iowa, this time affecting a family in pleasantville who really needs help. stephanie: sarah palin is back on the campaign trail - this time with republican front-runner donald trump. jack: and folks in fort dodge are starting to pick up the pieces after a big downtown fire burned a popular spot for athletes. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" jack/2shot good evening and welcome to local 5 news, home of we are iowa dot com. i'm jack miller. ste

iowa starts now " elias: good morning iowa! i'm ???. it's x:00 a-m on wednesday, january 20th thanks for joining us! elias: good to have everyone with us! and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: we had right about an inch and a half of snow in the metro but that was still enough to make the roads very slick and dangerous. ice melt and brine have made the main roads much easier to traverse but remain careful driving on the side streets where things will still likely be slick. conditions today are going to be overcast with highs in the mid 20s and a gentle southerly wind. overnight tonight we're going to fall cold again with lows in the mid teens. thursday will be very overcast with highs in the mid 20s and a few flurries that night. friday is going to be a mostly cloudy day with highs a bit cooler in saturday is going to be back towards 30 degrees and we'll likely climb to the mid 30s by sunday! next monday we have a small snow chance but after that we keep temps

year of his presidency.. jackpot.. you're hoping to win the biggest and the state of iowa is rooting for you.. why a big win for you would mean a big win for the state.. caucus countdown.. where the top two democratic candidates for president will be in iowa in the coming days.. and the ever tightening race between the two of them.. from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..this is the channel 13 news at nine on fox 17 president obama addresses the nation tonight... in his final state of the union address.. his message to americans.. as he begins his final year as fearful. melling. thank you for joining us tonight.. the nation is facing uncertainty both at home and abroad.. between an economy that continues to recover from the great recession... and major in fact.. just today.. officials announced iran is holding ten u-s sailors in custody.. after their ship drifted into iranian waters.. tonight... president obama worked to quell the fears of americans.. by focusing on the progress made in the last eight years. before the president gave his address tonight... governor terry conditi

. he has an update on what he is seeing for slippery travel on eastern iowa roads. bruce and beth? several school districts in have cancelled their evening activities. we're showing those at the bottom of your screen, and you can n nd a full list of them on kcrg dot com. some people on the east coast where the weekend blizzard hit spent this monday off work and scscol. but it's not a d d off, it's a day of digging out. the biggest snowfall came in west virginia with 42 inches. other states weren'too far behind. there were more than 31 weaeaer-related deaths reported across 12 states and washington d-c. limited public transit has still cancelled or flights just totoy. marion police have issued an operation quickfind for this is a picture of candice schupp. police say she disappeared from her home last friday night. they say she has scars on both wrists, and she wears a nose ring. anyone with information about her location should call the marion police. we now know the names of a person who died and three others injured in an interstate 80 crash yesterday. the crash killed 54 year o

>> next, a keynote address of a conference of the at the history of violent caucuses. was the iowa caucus campaign manager for jim carter in 1976. the story of carter posit i will victories compared to the more recent iowa caucuses, arguing candidates now sometimes spend more money on one event than carter spent for his entire iowa effort. herbert hoover library hosted this talk about 30 minutes. >> our keynote speaker is tim kraft, a retired political advisor from new mexico who came to visit us today. he received his degree from dartmouth college in 1963 and did graduate studies at georgetown university. he helped organize the carter campaign for the iowa caucuses before going on to organize for carter in other key nominating states. lighthouse services after carter won the election in .970's as a special assistant he originally supervised the latee of scheduling and in ft's title,kra changed and he became the assistant to the president or presidential personal and presidential messages. in 1979, the white house announced that kraft was leaving to join the campaign committee as c

prÓximo entro nunca etapa decisiva. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> tras meses de sondeos imperfectos, iowa serÁ la primera prueba real de los candidatos. iniciando asÍ el periodo de las primarias en las elecciones presidenciales. y hoy estamos en vivo desde iowa en una ediciÓn especial "enfoque" con josÉ diciemÍaz ba. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> hola quÉ tal amigos, y gracias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo 31 de enero. maÑana aquÍ en iowa comienza el prÓximo electoral presidencial. comienza aquÍ en iowa con las asambleas partidistas, y juntos antes de estas asambleas partidistas, acaba de salir una nueva encuesta. y esto es lo que dice en cuanto a los republicanos. el precandidato donald trump 28%, ted cruz 23%, el senador marco rubio de la florida un 15%, y el doctor el neuro cirujano carson 10%. en cuanto al partido demÓcrata. la ex canciller hillary clinton un 45% el senador sanders con un 42%, y el ex gobernador de maryland marc con un 3%. lori montenegro ha estado aquÍ en el estado ade iowa toda la semana y tuvo la oportunidad de hablar con muchos votantes hispanos en este estado