first on 13... an overnight shooting at a des moines nightclub killed one and

just before two this morning, polk county deputies were called to evolution nightclub - in the 43-hundred block of northwest 6th drive- about a group fighting outside the club. as they arrived, they heard multiple gun shots in the area. deputies found the victim- 20-year-old dashawn smith. the des moines man was taken away by ambulance, but died at the hospital. then later this morning, three other people showed at local hospitals with gun shot wounds. their names and conditions are not being released at this time. the polk county sheriff's office is investigating... no arrests have been made at this time. new this morning.. police arrested a teenager accused of killing a des moines man. 17 year old josue socop, also of des monies, is charged with first degree murder. investigators say he shot and killed 28 year old jose lopez friday night near the intersection of 13th and jefferson. lopez died at the scene. what led to the deadly shooting is still unknown. this is the city's 14 - th homicide of the year. des moines police caught a

murder suspect wanted in waukee. officers arrested brendan mc- guinness in the 27-hundred block of capitol avenue around 3 - 30 yesterday afternoon. the 42 year old is accused of killing gino risola in front of his waukee home.. as channel 13's reid chandler reports.. this is the citit's first murder since 19 - 77. nearly forty years since waukee's last homicide left this quiet neighborhood along care-free lane anything but calm early saturday morning. 21:08:45 "completely, yeah. it's always a really quiet neighborhood. you know, you never see anything too exciting around here." - georgia sysouchanh - waukee georgia "see-soo-john" lives down the street from the scene of the crime, where the sound of multiple gunshots brought police to find this man - gino risola - lying in the street... 1:09:05 "i know another neighbor heard the shots and you know, she thought, oh, it's probably a car that backfired or something. when you hear that, gunshots aren't the first thing that come to your mind." - georgia sysouchanh - waukee police say

injuries in the hospital... the victim's wife identified the suspect as brendan mc-guinness. police say he was waiting for the couple to return home from a night out. 21:17:14 "you know, it's early on in the investigation, but we do know the two were associates." - chief john quinn - waukee police department just how the two were associates, and what may have caused mc-guinness to allegedly shoot risola is still a mystery. waukee officials say the suspect, who was seen fleeing the scene in a white ford pick-up, was captured by des moines police saturday afternoon. despite a potential threat to public safety, chief john quinn of the waukee police department says there's no need to doubt the suburb's safety. 21:20:12 "you know what, waukee is a safe place to live - that's the main thing. this was an isolated incident. in no way does it reflect on the community or its people." - chief john quinn - waukee police department for neighbors like "see-soo-john," waukee's first homicide since 19-77 is unsettling, but not enough to lose sleep over. 21:09:20 "it's a little scary, but, from what i've gathered, it was an isolated, domestic incident, so i don't feel threatened or unsafe, or anything. i still feel waukee is safe, i

still think our neighborhood is safe." - georgia sysouchanh - waukee there is no word on a motive for the murder.. the division of criminal investigation is now handling the case. an iowa marine is waking up at home for the first time in a year... brandon rottman returned just in time for veterans day. family, friends and the patriot guard greeted him at the quad city airport last night. while a big crowd welcomed him home... rottman says he was focused on reuniting with one person in particular. "everytime i see mom crying ready for a hug, it's a good feeling." not only were rottman's family and friends there... passengers coming off other flights thanked the marine for his service. dozens of children are celebrating their new homes.... following adoption saturday. every year for the last 15 years... the event is held at the polk county court house as part of national adoption month. this year, 39 children were

those involved say it's a day to celebrate, but also inform. to provide information about the need for foster and adoptive parents. we have a tremendous need for that in our state and so the other reason that we bring awareness to this day during national adoption month is so that we can spread to word to families who might be interested hundreds of iowans walked to raise awareness about the need to find more adoptive families. the des moines gingerbread walk celebrates those who have been adopted and those still going through the process. walk organizers say the state needs better laws to protect families choosing to adopt. 15:16:30:09-15:16:42:28 "adoption in iowa is great but it can be better...and there is a lot of issues with it's not illegal to run adoption scams in the state of iowa and that's what our group came together is to change some laws to make adoption to make it better for all parties involved." the center for adoption says more than 100-thousand children are waiting

today, a local latino group is hoping to get more people involved in politics.. the league of united latin american citizens of iowa or lulac is hosting a caucus training session at iowa state. it starts at 1-30 this afternoon in the university's memorial union. the organization has launched a campaign to recruit and train ten thousand iowa latinos to turn out on caucus night. the sessions will teach latinos how caucuses work, the differences between the republican and democratic caucuses, and how to participate. and community members want to highlight the issue of food access at the february caucus. bread for the world and the catholic diocese of des moines are hosting the "vote to end hunger" rally at grand view university at two this afternoon. state faith and government leaders will talk about what hunger in iowa looks like. organizers say their goal is for participants to learn how to engage presidential candidates to make hunger a priority issue.

metro waste authority says it has collected over 28-thousand tons of recyclables this past year. to celebrate the achievement and the upcoming america recycles day, the group is launching the recycling selfie challenge. iowans are encouraged to post photos of their green efforts on facebook, instagram, and twitter with the hashtag "recycling adds up". starting tomorrow until next sunday you have the chance to win prizes. for more information on the contest, check out "where it should go dot com". still ahead on today in iowa sunday... spend the afternoon browsing through thousands of one- of-a-kind collectibles... or cheer on the iowa wild as they take on the lake erie monsters. where you can catch all the

good morning everyone, it's another great day to get out and enjoy des moines and the metro. browse through one of a kind items at the iowa state fairgrounds' flea market. choose from thousands of gifts and collectibles from 9 a-m to 4 p-m. the event is free and for all ages. get an inside look into the secret life of junie b-jones. follow her as she takes on her first day of school. catch the fun-filled musical at the des moines playhouse today at 1 or 4 p-m. tickets are 22 dollars for adults and 18 for students. group tickets start at 15 dollars. finally, cheer on the iowa wild

at wells fargo arena as they take on the lake erie monsters! enjoy all the action on the ice at 3 this afternoon. you can cheer on local heroes in a special pregame showdown to salute community members. tickets start at 10 dollars. remember, there are thousands of ways to enjoy des moines and the metro. to find out how, check out our website at catch des moines dot com. more sunshine for central iowa on sunday! skies will be sunny and winds breezy from the south-southwest at 5 to 15 mph. temperatures will top out in the upper 50s in the early afternoon. skies will stay clear tonight with lows again in the upper 30s. sunny and mild

through wednesday. the next chance of rain and few thunderstorms arrives on wednesday. behind that system, it will be windy and cold!

coming up on today in sunday, embrace your inner child... watch your favorite superheroes come to life and meet the people who helped create them. the event bringing people of all ages

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welcome back to today in iowa sunday. i'm joined now by scott wirth, he is one of the organizer of this year's midwest comicon. it's the last day to catch the event, it's going on from 11 to 4 at the community

the hawkeyes debuted at 9th in the first college football playoff rankings. 1 more win gives iowa 9 on the season. perfection is looming, but first things first, a trip to indiana. hawks trying to match their best start in school history. opening drive of the game. akrum wadley gets outside and he is gone!!! 65 yards. iowa jumps out to a 7-0 lead. 2nd q. more on the ground. leshun daniels, in from 4 yards out. 14-3 iowa. later, now trailing by 3. cj beathard, bad groin...no worries. superman in to the endzone!!! iowa leads 21-17 at the half. 4th q. back to daniels. 1 yard

touchdown. hawks lead 28-20. then the dagger. beathard, bootleg. hits george kittle. kittle can fly too!!! 10 yard strike. 233 yards passing for beathard iowa improves to 9-0, 35-28 over indiana. michael admire has more from bloomington. here's a look at

3 games left. next week back home against minnesota. night game under the lights. after that its purdue at home,

then on the road at nebraska. 3 wins away from the undefeated regular season. speaking of the huskers. hosting 7th ranked michigan state. 17 seconds left. nebraska down 5. tommy armstrong, deep to brandon reilly, touchdown. huskers lead. another look, reilly steps out of bounds before catching the ball, but refs say he was forced out. touchdown stands, michigan state no longer undefeated. 39-38 huskers. iowa state comes off one of their most impressive wins in years. a 24-zero beatdown of texas in ames. next up, oklahoma, a team isu hasn't beat in 25 years. sooners ranked 15th. 1st q. the cyclones get on the board first. cole netten, good from 43 yards out. 3-0 iowa state. sooners answer on their first offnesive play, reverse. back to baker mayfield, and hes going deep. dimitri flowers, wide open. 75 yard touchdown. o-u takes a 7-3 lead. 2nd q. now

allen lazard. great grab, good for 29 yards. leads to another field goal 21-6. then just before half. netten again, from 51 yards. good! career long for cole, iowa state hanging tough, 21-9 at the break. but the sooners blow it open in the 2nd half. sterling shepherd on the receiving end of this 74 yard strike from mayfield. oklahoma rolls 52-16. iowa state back home next week to take on oklahoma state. 17th ranked uni home taking on indiana state. 2nd q. tim kilfoy, picks off matt adam. and mr. kilfoy is not going

down. 30 yards the other way. panthers roll 59-13 over the trees. 4th ranked grand view on the road at number 12 benedictine out of kansas. and the vikings defense gets it done. g-v wins 10-0. vikes now 9-1 on the year. the high school fall sports season continues to wind down. last week state cross country, today, state swimming. and the day belongs to the top ranked little cyclones of ames. ames uses a full team effort, wins 3 relays and also picks up an individual title from sophie sorenson to cruise to the title. pleasant valley takes 2nd, johnston led by lexi horner's 2 titles takes 3rd, waukee 4th, followed by ankeny and valley. alyssa fluitt of southeast polk also won 2 individual titles. samantha hedric of newton is

champ. ciml domination. lets fight. ufc fight night from brazil. lightweight bout johnny hollywood case, the jefferson native taking on yan cabral. this goes the distance, and hollywood case gets it done again. unanimous decision win for case. he remains undefeated in the ufc, now 4-0. hockey, wild lose at home to the monsters of lake erie 3-2 in a shootout. with your sports for today in iowa, i'm

and recapping today's top stories.... an overnight shooting at a des moines nightclub killed one and wounded three others. the polk county sheriff's office says it happened at evolution nightclub just before two this morning. the responding deputies heard multiple gun shots and found old dashawn smith who later died

three other people showed up at local hospitals with gun shot wounds. no arrests have been made at this time. and two murder suspects are in custody this morning after two other shootings in the metro this weekend. des moines police arrested 17 year old josue socop . he's charged with the shooting death of 28 year old jose lopez friday night. police also arrested 42 year old brendan mc-guiness for the shooting death of a waukee man. killed gino rosola early saturday morning. no word yet on a motive for either murder. history is being made in myanmar right now - as polls close -- in what's hoped to be the freest election in 25 years. voters are choosing from among thousands of candidates standing for parliament and regional assemblies. the party of opposition leader aung san suu kyi is expected to win the largest share of votes with about 30 million.today's historic elections are seen as a

test ... whether the military's grip on power will loosen, allowing the country to transition toward greater democracy. family and friends are honoring loved ones who died in a plane crash last week. memorial services were held in saint petersburg today. metrojet flight 92-68 crashed in the sinai peninsula 23 minutes after taking off last weekend killing all 224 people on board. investigators are analyzing a sudden noise during the plane's last moments for clues on why the plane went down. "listen to it against catalogued explosions that have occurred on other aircraft to see if they can define whether or not this was an explosive device that created this sound or this was the sound of an inflight break up." russia has grounded all passenger flights to egypt until officials say security there is improved. two people are dead after their truck crashed into boston's charles

the pickup truck went into the water near the museum of science. state police said the driver another car and crashed through a guardrail, plunging into the river. the fire department said the vehicle was "completely submerged" when first responders got to it. the two people inside died at the hospital. republican presidential candidate donald trump is fresh off his hosting gig on saturday night live. and it went almost without a hitch. "we're going to have a lot of fun tonight. who the hell is that? aye-yi-yi. i knew this was going to happen." while the "racist" comment during trump's opening monologue was planned...dozens of real protestors gathered hours before he took the s-n-l stage. hispanic groups marched from trump tower to rockefeller plaza holding signs protesting against the candidate's stance on illegal immigration. this whole issue of speaking in

an uneducated manner, singling out a group of people and saying that they are sending criminals here is wrong and he is exciting racism. earlier this week, protesters brought a petition with more than 500-thousand signatures to remove trump from the show, but n-b-c did not respond. trump's campaign has not commented on the protest. one of his rivals for the white house spent saturday night pushing for equal rights. democratic frontrunner hillary clinton spoke to voters at an equality dinner in south carolina. a state gay rights organization hosted the event. during the dinner, clinton talked about her support of the l-g-b-t community and addressed texas voters' rejection of an equal rights ordinance. it would have banned discrimination based on 13 different classifications... including gender identity and sexual orientation. "the vote just a few days ago in

misconceptions exist and there are still too many people willing to exploit them for political gain. there are still too many places in our country and there are too many places in south carolina where lgbt americans are targeted for harassment and even violence." clinton also reiterated her support for the federal equality act.... a law shshsays she plans to sign if she becomes president. the holidays bring families together...from near and far. and that can come with a hefty price tag. but as blake mccoy reports...it isn't too late to get some good deals if you book soon. ask any flier -- and they'll tell you -- one time of year -- is more stressful than all the rest. what do you like least about holiday travel? mos: traveling with a toddler.

definitely. it's really hard. getting in and out is just a little too hectic for us.but this year -- a glimmer of good holiday news. hopper... a mobile app that tracks ticket prices... is seeing a drop of about 5% for both thanksgiving and christmas compared to last year. a result of increased competition from discount carriers... and lower fuel prices. the oil price has dropped significantly and that's finally starting to get passed onto consumers and giving the airlines more ability to compete on price. los angeles international... once again expected to be the busiest airport in the country this thanksgiving according to orbitz. and it's at bigger hubs, with more options, that you'll likely find the best deals. according to farecompare, flying from denver to orlando this christmas -- is 25% cheaper than last year, on average. los angeles to atlanta -- 34% less. and from new york to dallas -- where new routes to the smaller love field have pushed ticket prices down -- it can be a whopping 42 percent cheaper.

but buyer beware of race-to-the-bottom fares. spirit and frontier have both announced a temporary holiday surcharge this year -- to those already dreaded baggage fees. the cheap fare -- may not be cheapest in the end. one thing all experts can agree on -- book early... airlines just do not dump any seats at the last minute at a cheap price. just think of the day you want to shop and shop one day earlier. the haro family booked their christmas flight -- back in july. were you able to get a good deal? scott: we were able to get a fantastic dealdeals that may soon...

the middle of national novel writing month...fortunately, sunday is "what's bugging andy day" and i'll see you then on soundoff. more sunshine for central iowa on sunday! skies will be sunny and winds breezy from the south-southwest at 5 to 15 mph. temperatures will top out in the upper 50s in the early afternoon. skies will stay

tonight with lows again in the upper 30s. sunny and mild weather continues through wednesday. the next chance of rain and few thunderstorms arrives on wednesday. behind that system, it will be windy and cold! highs will stay in the 40s on

coming up on today in iowa sunday...cooking for the first time can be intimidating for anyone. the new digital app helping people of all abilities learn how to cook a balanced meal and what the service

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"we are going to make bacon, lettuce, tomato wraps." a new digital cooking magazine makes it easier for people of all abilities to find their way around the kitchen. preparing meals is key to living independently. now, there's a new tool for people with intellectual disabilities to look, cook and eat. channel 13's megan reuther has the story... "what else do you need." with a little bacon.... "so you're just going to tear it up." lettuce and tomato.... "just cut them up in advance or you can buy them precut, whatever you prefer." charlie flippen is whipping up.... "stir that up, then we're going to make some wraps." a b-l-t wrap. "i love bacon and i love lettuce, so bring it on, absolutely." and, he has a little help... "that looks really good. good job." thanks to a new online

tool called look, cook and eat. "look cook and eat is a recently launched digital magazine designed to help people with intellectual and learning disabilities cook." co-creator sue hoss got the idea a few years ago while helping with the plymouth grounds coffee shop at plymouth church, which is a job training site for students with intellectual disabilities in the des moines school district. "part of my job was to bake with them, and we'd make cookies and treats for the shop, and i discovered that they are very interested in cooking." the work inspired this digital magazine. the subscription service costs thirty dollars a year. every other month you get a set of nine menus. each provides videos showing the simple ingredients and cooking tools you need. then, a video shows how to prepare the meal. "there's a real need for material or aids to help people become self sufficient and cooking is one of those things that everybody has to do it." standup "look cook and eat launched just

a few weeks ago with the help of a more than $40,000 kickstarter campaign. with the help of more subscribers, they hope to grow the service." "and generate enough income to where we can start hiring people with intellectual disabilities to help do work in the test kitchen, help do video work, be behind the stove and actually cooking." "cooking is a work of art." charlie likes using his talents in the kitchen. "it makes me feel really really good. it makes me feel i have been a part of something unique and something that is very very powerful and special." as he learns to make a special meal on his own... "they were absolutely phenomenal" in des moines, megan reuther, channel 13 news. while the digital magazine is designed for people with intellectual and learning disabilities, creators say it can really help anyone make easy, well- balanced meals. if you want to learn more... we've put a link at

nightclub shooting... an overnight gun fight at a local nightclub turned deadly. who was

killed and how many other people were hurt in the shooting. shooting arrests... two murder suspects are in custody in two separate shootings... who police in des moines and waukee have in handcuffs. and how long it's been since one of those communities has witnessed a

first on 13... an overnight shooting at a des moines nightclub killed one and wounded three others. just before two this morning, polk county deputies were called to evolution nightclub - in the 43-hundred block of northwest 6th drive- about a group fighting outside the club. as they arrived, they heard multiple gun shots in the area. deputies found the victim- 20-year-old dashawn smith. the des moines man was taken away by ambulance, but died at the hospital. then later this morning, three

hospitals with gun shot wounds. their names and conditions are not being released at this time. the polk county sheriff's office is investigating... no arrests have been made at this time. new this morning.. police arrested a teenager accused of killing a des moines man. 17 year old josue socop, also of des monies, is charged with first degree murder. investigators say he shot and killed 28 year old jose lopez friday night near the intersection of 13th and jefferson. lopez died at the scene. what led to the deadly shooting is still unknown. this is the city's 14 - th homicide of the year. des moines police caught a murder suspect wanted in waukee. officers arrested brendan mc- guinness in the 27-hundred block of capitol avenue around 3 - 30 yesterday afternoon. the 42 year old is accused of killing gino risola in front of his waukee home.. as channel 13's reid chandler reports.. this is the city's first murder since

nearly forty years since waukee's last homicide left this quiet neighborhood along care-free lane anything but calm early saturday morning. 21:08:45 "completely, yeah. it's always a really quiet neighborhood. you know, you never see anything too exciting around here." - georgia sysouchanh - waukee georgia "see-soo-john" lives down the street from the scene of the crime, where the sound of multiple gunshots brought police to find this man - gino risola - lying in the street... 1:09:05 "i know another neighbor heard the shots and you know, she thought, oh, it's probably a car that backfired or something. when you hear that, gunshots aren't the first thing that come to your mind." - georgia sysouchanh - waukee police say risola later died from his injuries in the hospital... the victim's wife identified the suspect as brendan mc-guinness. police say he was waiting for the couple to return home from a night out.

21:17:14 "you know, it's early on in the investigation, but we do know the two were associates." - chief john quinn - waukee police department just how the two were associates, and what may have caused mc-guinness to allegedly shoot risola is still a mystery. waukee officials say the suspect, who was seen fleeing the scene in a white ford pick-up, was captured by des moines police saturday afternoon. despite a potential threat to public safety, chief john quinn of the waukee police department says there's no need to doubt the suburb's safety. 21:20:12 "you know what, waukee is a safe place to live - that's the main thing. this was an isolated incident. in no way does it reflect on the community or its people." - chief john quinn - waukee police department for neighbors like "see-soo-john," waukee's first homicide since 19-77 is unsettling, but not enough to lose sleep over. 21:09:20 "it's a little scary, but, from what i've gathered, it was an isolated, domestic incident, so i don't feel threatened or unsafe, or anything. i still feel waukee is safe, istill think o ighborhood is fe." - georgiasouchanh - ukee there is no word on a motive for the murder.. the division of criminal investigation is now handling the case. an iowa marine is waking up at home for the first time in a year... brandon rottman returned just in time for veterans day. family, friends and the patriot

last night. while a big crowd welcomed him home... rottman says he was focused on reuniting with one person in particular. "everytime i see mom crying ready for a hug, it's a good feeling." not only were rottman's family and friends there... passengers coming off other flights thanked the marine for his service. dozens of children are celebrating their new homes.... following adoption saturday. every year for the last 15 years... the event is held at the polk county court house as part of national adoption month. this year, 39 children were adopted into 28 families. those involved say it's a day to celebrate, but also inform. to provide information about the need for foster and adoptive parents. we have a tremendous need for that in our state and so the other reason that we bring awareness to this day during national adoption month is so that we can spread to word to families who might be

interested hundreds of iowans walked to raise awareness about the need to find more adoptive families. the des moines gingerbread walk celebrates those who have been adopted and those still going through the process. walk organizers say the state needs better laws to protect families choosing to adopt. 15:16:30:09-15:16:42:28 "adoption in iowa is great but it can be better...and there is a lot of issues with it's not illegal to run adoption scams in the state of iowa and that's what our group came together is to change some laws to make adoption to make it better for all parties involved." the center for adoption says are waiting to be adopted. today, a local latino group is involved in politics.. the league of united latin lulac is hosting a caucus training session at iowa state. it starts at 1-30 this afternoon at i-s-u's memorial union. the organization has launched a

thousand iowa latinos to turn out on caucus night. the sessions will teach latinos how caucuses work, the differences between the republican and democratic caucuses, and how to participate. and community members want to highlight the issue of food access at the february caucus. bread for the world and the catholic diocese of des moines are hosting the "vote to end hunger" rally at grand view university at two this afternoon. state faith and government leaders will talk about what hunger in iowa looks like. organizers say their goal is for participants to learn how to engage presidential candidates to make hunger a priority issue. metro waste authority says it has collected over 28-thousand tons of recyclables this past year. to celebrate the achievement and the upcoming america recycles day, the group is launching the recycling selfie challenge. iowans are encouraged to post photos of their green efforts on facebook, instagram, and twitter

with the hashtag "recycling adds up". starting tomorrow until next sunday you have the chance to win prizes. for more information on the contest, check out "where it should go dot com".

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top out in the upper 50s in the early afternoon. skies will stay clear tonight with lows again in the upper 30s. sunny and mild weather continues through wednesday. the next chance of rain and few thunderstorms arrives on wednesday. behind that system, it will be windy and cold! highs will stay in the 40s on friday. brrrr! coming up in sports... the

coming up in sports... the hawkeyes prove they can't be stopped. how far the team is from a perfect season... and all the action from college

the hawkeyes debuted at 9th in the first college football playoff rankings. 1 more win gives iowa 9 on the season. perfection is looming, but first things first, a trip to indiana. hawks trying to match their best start in school history. opening drive of the game. akrum wadley gets outside and he is gone!!!

65 yards. iowa jumps out to a 7-0 lead. 2nd q. more on the ground. leshun daniels, in from 4 yards out. 14-3 iowa. later, now trailing by 3. cj beathard, bad groin...no worries. superman in to the endzone!!! iowa leads 21-17 at the half. 4th q. back to daniels. 1 yard touchdown. hawks lead 28-20. then the dagger. beathard, bootleg. hits george kittle. kittle can fly too!!! 10 yard strike. 233 yards passing for beathard iowa improves to 9-0, 35-28 over indiana. michael admire has more from bloomington. here's a look at the remaining schedule. 3 games left. next week back

the lights. after that its purdue at home, then on the road at nebraska. 3 wins away from the undefeated regular season. speaking of the huskers. hosting 7th ranked michigan state. 17 seconds left. nebraska down 5. tommy armstrong, deep to brandon reilly, touchdown. huskers lead. another look, reilly steps out of bounds before catching the ball, but refs say he was forced out. touchdown stands, michigan state no longer undefeated. 39-38 huskers. iowa state comes off

most impressive wins in years. a 24-zero beatdown of texas in ames. next up, oklahoma, a team isu hasn't beat in 25 years. sooners ranked 15th. 1st q. the cyclones get on the board first. cole netten, good from 43 yards out. 3-0 iowa state. sooners answer on their first offnesive play, reverse. back to baker mayfield, and hes going deep. dimitri flowers, wide open. 75 yard touchdown. o-u takes a 7-3 lead. 2nd q. now 21-3, joel lanning, up top to allen lazard. great grab, good for 29 yards. leads to another field goal 21-6. then just before half. netten again, from 51 yards. good! career long for cole,

iowa state hanging tough, 21-9 at the break. but the sooners blow it open in the 2nd half. sterling shepherd on the receiving end of this 74 yard strike from mayfield. oklahoma rolls 52-16. iowa state back home next week to take on oklahoma state. 17th ranked uni home taking on indiana state. 2nd q. tim kilfoy, picks off matt adam. and mr. kilfoy is not going down. 30 yards the other way. panthers roll 59-13 over the trees. 4th ranked grand view on the road at number 12 benedictine out of kansas. and the vikings defense gets it done. g-v wins 10-0. vikes now 9-1 on the year. the high school fall

continues to wind down. last week state cross country, today, state swimming. and the day belongs to the top ranked little cyclones of ames. ames uses a full team effort, wins 3 relays and also picks up an individual title from sophie sorenson to cruise to the title. pleasant valley takes 2nd, johnston led by lexi horner's 2 titles takes 3rd, waukee 4th, followed by ankeny and valley. alyssa fluitt of southeast polk also won 2 individual titles. samantha hedric of newton is your butterfly champ. ciml domination. lets fight. ufc fight night from brazil. lightweight bout johnny hollywood case, the jefferson native taking on yan cabral. this goes the distance, and hollywood case gets it done again. unanimous decision win for case. he remains undefeated in the ufc, now 4-0. hockey, wild lose at home to the monsters of lake erie 3-2 in a shootout. with your sports for today in iowa, i'm

and recapping today's top stories.... an overnight shooting at a des moines nightclub killed one and wounded three others. the polk county sheriff's office says it happened at evolution nightclub just before two this morning. the responding deputies heard multiple gun shots and found 20-year- old dashawn smith who later died at the hospital. three other people showed up at local hospitals with gun shot wounds. no arrests have been made at this time. and two murder suspects are in custody this morning after two other shootings in the metro this weekend. des moines police arrested 17 year old josue socop . he's charged with the shooting death of 28 year old jose lopez friday night. police also arrested 42 year old brendan mc-guiness for the shooting death of a waukee man.

they say mcguinness shot and killed gino rosola early saturday morning. no word yet on a motive for either murder. coming up next on the insiders with dave price. sanders fires back at the g-o-p frontrunner on gun reform. and an iowa democrat and republican give their tips on how to choose from the buffet of

this morning when you're clinton's not subtle jab on how howie bernie sanders vote will help her later plus caucus consideration with and an iowa democrat and an iowa republican who will let us inside their minds about choosing the best person for this night and did a quick pics for iowa republican

first this morning three weeks ago the des moines register's revered iowa poll showed a tight race between clinton and bernie sanders but look at what has happened since. clinton's big debate night joe biden's decision not to run against her, big changes and according to my math if we average the polls polls altogether, clinton has a whopping 34 percent lead over sanders in our state. obviously there are questions about whether those caucus goers were caught sampled and that means bernie sanders could be higher than what it showed perhaps but still it shows that clinton has had a good several weeks or so. she is trying to come after sanders on guns right now. she apparently thinks standard has a weak sanders has week sanders has a weakness against iowans that would've allowed families of those sued by guns to kill to sue the manufacturer's.

>> .-dot manufacturers and sellers are the only industry in america that are immune from liability. unique amongst all the businesses across our nation because a majority in congress decided to go along with the nra's request that got makers and sellers be immune from any accountability for their actions that is absolutely outrageous i voted against it. why on earth would you give that to anybody, let alone those who make instruments that can be used to kill blacks to get sanders fired back saying he also wants universal background checks on guns and says he could bring people together better when it comes to gun law changes. i asked a longtime political observer to weigh in on if

clinton's scores could come in any way. >> i think it is important to progressives although there are more who can sitter themselves closer to sanders so i'm not sure that that will be the definitive. i don't think that will be the definitive issue of the campaign. it will be important for some people, and depending on how the campaign turns out, depending on how the caucuses turnout, the stronger hillary's victory is, the stronger the message will actually be that gun control ought to be a big issue in the november campaign. >> it seems like they're trying to draw the distinction but when you compare them side to side there doesn't appear to be a lot of daylight between the two of them so is that a tough sell to make or how do you make that difference? >> the differences are nuanced

did you catch the nuances than one side of the or the other depending on your take you will either go with bernie or with hillary. >> what do you make about the race? it seems like these last three or four weeks if you look at those statewide polls there seems to be such a big debate between the huge shift and we got the biden announcement that he's not going to run and sanders chances are diminished or how do you see what's going on? >> right now i see hillary's organization is kicking in and that is going to make a difference. the key is i think rationally the college generation there is a very strong sanders constituency that she has to win if she is going to win in november, and these people have two boat.

candidate like she is, how do you ignite the enthusiasm and passion and people particularly the younger people who barack obama was so successful and ignite it and ignited and encouraging them to get out? how does she do that. >> we will see tonight how she answers these questions but she must appeal to their ideals. and she has to take social justice positions had to be absolutely clear. i think that's critical. >> i've found i found a college senior at that clinton event and wants to see whether clinton can win with younger voters compared to bernie sanders. >> the name clinton has been

not really new to me and i think a lot of millennial's frankly this could not be fair to say but i think a lot of millennial's keynote bernie sanders has appeared as a different character to a lot of people i think for hillary to really reach out to a lot of young people i can't answer your question. >> is that a particular issue or is it how she says that it or what is the most important? >> i haven't heard it from hillary yet. i have heard the name clinton so

jazzed about hillary. but she's been working with president obama so frequently already so that even though i am a registered democrat i would be happy to have clinton and office i don't think there would be much change in leaders. >> it feels at this point you might have a better chance of change with bernie sanders and their? begin yes. i do. his speeches seem a lot less solid. i saw him a couple months ago and are now he spoke very passionately i feel clinton is such a seasoned politician and she's so used to she so used to be in front of him stages suit doesn't seem natural in front of people. sanders seems so much less

artificial seen so much less artificial than clinton. >> from one person in that crowd millennial generation's zeros come tell us what you think about these candidates going after your generation. stop by our channel channel 13 facebook page and let me know what you think about that and when we come back, the republican who has narrowed the not yet. not yet. not yet! not yet. pull the peach!

and iowa republican caucus goer looking at the field of candidates is like me in a chinese buffet line. plenty of options and would like to sample all of them. we met golf welch from interest ralph welch from and to set and here is where he is on the choice to keep you know i've got to ask who you are down to.

>> i would say it would be down to this day carson, rubio, jab and christie. >> what do you want from a leader? katie i don't me know if you need the next politician to turn but a leader is someone who is going to tell the truth, stick to what he or she says and move forward with it and try to unite the congress and senate and the majority of the population to believe that our government is trying to move us forward as one and not as a divided party ticket let's bring in matt, former campaign staffer for john mccain and former iowa gop party chair. hello. what ralph was talking about there, carson, rubio, bush and

christie what he you meant wet makeup is vital for? >> welcome to the 2016 caucuses. as we see the numbers go up and down, what we see that his constant is people who could change their minds between now and february 1st. it is interesting with his choice the one thing i noticed is that most iowa and republicans have not decided which candidate they want to support but they've mostly decided which laying lane they're going to draw from if it's one of the outsider tea party candidates were christie conservative candidate or the more established economic economic conservative. >> how do you describe carson? three of those four i would assume you would say could be in the establishment lane with rubio bush and christie so what does carson represents now? >> it right now within carson more than almost any other cars and save candidate save trumped maybe because he is a unique candidate but what cart what did carson want to hear from iowans

is life story not necessarily an innate ideological boxes in the republican party party so that has been one of the fascinating stories and that will continue over the next 90 days almost a caucus night. >> bounced around quite a bed and bit and you are publicly uncommitted but he bounced around to a lot of these different folks so i'm curious what you think of this event. what do you make up of the people in the room? are you seeing new people and their? obviously one thing the democrats did in 20 oh eight was to bring new people into the fold but between trump and carson supporters are you seeing a lot of new faces? hack. >> earlier this summer i was into buchanan was looking at a number number of candidates around the state had we had about 150 people on a weekday over the noon hour. and i know a lot of republicans around the state and recognize

the people in the room. they weren't there to hear talk about national security which was what we were discussing. they were there to see ben carson. they had read his books and may be seen with gifted hands with cuba gooding junior. with carson where seeing something and with the trump phenomenon we will learn on february 1st whether he has an ability to remake the caucus elective with people who have been disaffected. i've been talking to people who don't understand i was electives so the challenge donald trump has is convicting people who don't want to play that game and have complete distrust for that game to play at one night for caucus on february 1st. >> if you are advising anyone besides carson and trump right now how do you advise them to take this on what he you just advise them to take this on and

go down over time. >> what ben carson does mayor may not have an effect on maybe mark rubio or chris christie or the other candidates are competing for about 38 of 40 percent of the caucus elective. >> i thought it was odd along the same lines that he wasted any time ripping on trump early. it seemed like he spent a lot of time focusing on rubio but wasn't it a mistake going focusing on trump? >> from the national standpoint one of the things i saw was that they want to see a little bit of a fight and a little bit of aggressiveness coming out of jab bush. >> bush rubio is that going to keep going this little back and forth? it is most mostly a bush rubio field. >> you have those four

candidates christie and in case a cat into it rubio and bush likely seem to be the two of those four who are most committed to spending personal time and iowa. when we talk about those traditional three tickets out of iowa and new hampshire, they may not be the first three finishers but who finishes in each of those lanes for the republican party and that is where the group you bush. >> when we come back debate debate debate. i knows what it's like to be right in the middle of that

pull off these is a comic book version of the a campaign click here is what we now know presidential republican presidential candidates don't like open debates to long questions cnbc and apparently there have been a big feud right

now about how the debate should happen in the future. matt, i thought about you right away with this because i remember what he went through when you were chair back in 2011. straw poll they were starting to ask some questions about it they're starting to get the big names name so you work names he worked with fox and pull up a national debate campaign and it seems that probably helped the straw poll and kept them relevant at that time but how were you viewing this back and forth and are the campaigns getting too much power? >> i did not know how lucky i was not to have the fights over the green m&ms. we actually did three debates last time to inbox one doing fox won a names one in sioux city and one with abc at drake university before the caucuses. i thought the state party did a great job partnering with networks. of course we've seen a new debate set up by the chairman and is and i when there's a lot of things have been concerned about since that was announced earlier this year, want to

consolidate all of the power at the national level but it also consolidates power in the hands of nantes of network executives as opposed to say have been voters having voters start the conversation peaked so debates have even further nationalized what would normally have been the province of the first few early states. one thing i hope we will see going forward especially with the january debate is may be some early polling criteria because in 2011 had we used national criteria and not i will criteria actual caucus minor winner rick santorum would not have been invited to participate in that debate. >> so we have 14 left in her hometown gilmore here so in your mind they are doing undercard in the big stage. is that the way to go or is it better to do seven and seven? >>, sports guys so i always use

analogy. you've got the bucket in the first seven go in round one and the second seven going around two to a glitzy work goes from there because especially if we come back to iowa specific polling polling and you have three quarters of the electorate that can still change their mind in the next 90 days, it's not good for the process to have that playing such a role in this process. >> i don't see what people get out of it when you if you are truly an undecided person i don't know what you get out of it. >> that's what we saw on cnbc debate question designed you know ted reference spitting candidates against each other like the christians versus alliance and a in the a coliseum

into maxwell passion and find a what happens when a baseball team wins its first

had 800,000 people show up to congratulate their favorite team as the royals rolled through kansas city in a victory parade. matt strong is a big royals fan fans fan so i know it was a big week for you. >> i feel there are a lot of connections between baseball with strategy and politics. what do you think? >> and as a royal and some royals royals fan you connected to money ball not having superstars you can make analogies to that's how you build an organization to when win the iowa caucuses, kind of hard work and perseverance and it's a great couple of years to have been a royals fan and of course having a young son that you're raising to be a baseball fan of had to explain why it's like this when you your kansas city royals fan. >> we were both kids and can remember the 1985 series when your royals beat my cardinals thinks cardinals thanks cardinals thinks tone things turn compares blown call and we're still a little bit bitter about that. >> no question donned a contract congenital place in all of our

>> and he's a great guy. >> from waterloo originally. >> write just one bad call. what about the these strategically in. >> i think the way the royals were put together is a great example of that. they had a process and they invested in a farm team and didn't go out there and chase the big names they may be chased the endorsements and you think about what success means and politics and whether the obama campaign in 2008 to what we are seeing on the ground now is kind of putting in that time the hard work that people don't stay in the off-season that patent pays dividends and then all of a sudden you look around and say

royalties . time for answers quick picks. question one, john mccain to work for him in 2008 cycle. what do something about him as a

person that must be put on most people don't know? >> must people don't know his very generous with his personal time and taking care of staff to need help along the way. >> when you were chair in 2012 you had about 120,000 or so republicans show up on caucus night. coming and you think will show up in 2016? >> today i think maybe just i hear more. >> what he sees do you see is the biggest change in the caucus? >> this is one that comes near and dear to my heart and the reporting process. i'm very excited about the changes that been made to streamline and make sure the results are timely and accurate. >> so the better bond, sean connery or daniel craig? >> i would go roger moore. >> and that's one. this will really test you. your royals just won the world series so what would mean more to the royals won the world series or hawkeyes when the win

>> i already want to lobby condi rice was on the football playoff committee. >> and prediction. >> we talked about caucus turnout. i believe we will be slightly ahead of where we were last time. there's never been a republican win with less than 25 percent of the vote on caucus night, and i believe that will be the case if

>> thank you this sunday morning, what's the story or stories with ben carson? did he embellish tales about his violent youth and possible admission to west point? carson talks directly to nbc news. >> it's not time to spend every single day talking about something that happened 50 years ago. plus, cotdown to election day t. is exactly one year away from today. voters are fed up with washington and yearning for

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