some cloud cover is drifting south across iowa from the northeast this morning. this will bring us more clouds today and slightly cooler temperatures in the upper 20s. a shooting outside a des moines

hospital and at least one person to jail. 21 year old antwain robinson is charged with carrying a weapon and possession of a weapon as a felon. police say a person was shot in the leg around 8 last night in the parking lot in the three thousand block of forest avenue. when officers arrived, they saw a car flee the scene and chased it into a nearby alley. police arrested robinson after finding a hand gun inside that vehicle. they say other suspects could still be at large. the victim is now recovering at a local hospital. a marshall county man died in a snowmobile accident friday evening.. authorities say 25 year old travis van de walle was out for a ride when the snowmobile flipped on top of him. they believe it happened while he was climbing a drift. van de walle was riding alone in a field north east of his hometown of legrand. a concerned family member went

return home, found him and called for help. a nevada man walked away from a plane crash on the runway in newton. michael bates was flying a cessna 172 .... similar to what you see here. as he went to land, he lost control, ran off the runway and hit a snowbank. that caused the plane to flip over onto it's top. the crash trapped bates inside for a short time, but he managed to make it out uninjured. starting this week, becoming a registered voter in iowa will be easier than ever before. the state's launch of a new, online voter system is designed to help iowans. but as channel 13's reid chandler explains, some claim it will have the opposite effect. signing up to vote in iowa will soon just be a few clicks away... the iowa secretary of state's office has been working on an online voter registration system for the past year... starting next week, anyone with a state driver's license or i-d card can use that system for the

"we applaud the secretary of state's office for pursuing online voter registration." groups like the american civil liberties union of iowa like the idea, but they're still crying foul. "the problem is that the system excludes 146,000 people, who don't have access." nearly one-hundred-and-fifty thousand iowans without a driver's license or state i-d... these groups say if they don't need one to register in-person, why should they need one to do so online? "a lot of these people are elderly and they don't drive. or maybe they are impoverished and don't own a car. or they have a handicap that doesn't allow them to drive. and those are people that need access to online voter registration, perhaps as much, or even more, than any other population." - joe enriquez henry, with the

agrees with the a-c-l-u. "because we have many people here coming from other countries who are becoming citizens, who then want to register to vote. so they're not going to have these additional requirements." henry's group is in the midst of a campaign to get 10-thousand iowa latinos to turn out on caucus night... they want even more to participate in the general election next november. for that reason, he says his group has a vested interest in seeing this system improved. "it brings up questions about why is it being made more difficult? it's another form of suppressing the vote. if we don't have the same access online as people do when they walk into the office." a legislative solution creating a parallel path online for non-i.d.-holding iowans to sign up passed in the senate last session... but stalling in the house, these groups say their focus in 20-16 is to see that bill pass. the secretary of state's office said it wants to expand and improve the online system, but has yet to release any specifics on how, or when that would happen.

kicking their campaigns into overdrive... gearing up for the iowa caucuses next month. democrat martin o'malley began and will end the weekend in the metro... "we have a responsibility to join other like minded people in the region in this world to address and contain and defeat that sort of evil." o'malley spoke at the west des moines pubic library... focusing on issues like gun control and combating isis. one supporter says she started in the bernie sanders camp, but now she is supporting o'malley. " i listened to more of his speeches and then i looked him up online...and his website and i read more about him on his stance on things and then i was at the jefferson-jackson dinner and out of all three of the candidates i thought that he was definitely...he inspired me the most." from west des moines, the former maryland governor headed to the western part of the state. today, he'll be in sioux city and council bluffs and then back in

o'malley's democratic rival and the party's frontrunner is returning to the state tomorrow. hillary clinton will stop in eastern iowa before heading to des moines. the former secretary of state will speak at the iowa state historical building at 5-45. republican candidate mike huckabee kicked off his six day tour across iowa. huckabee met with supporters in winterset and indianola yesterday... he spent time touching on problems in the middle east where he said the u-s should not be so involved. huckabee holds a town hall meeting at the machine shed at two this afternoon in urbandale. iowans will get their chance to see other g-o-p hopefuls this week. ted cruz, john kasich, marco rubio, and rand paul are all visiting the state.. kasich will be in west des moines at inspired grounds cafe at 11 tomorrow morning and paul is hosting a birthday party at buzzard billy's in downtown thursday night. record breaking flooding is devastating parts of missouri.... and

"we couldn't do it, there is just no way we could support this without the military's help." the guard was tasked with transporting clean water from other districts to the towers in jefferson county. iowa members brought 15 tankers with them - each can carry about two- thousand gallons of water. they say the entire process from fill-up to drop off takes them about 60 to 90 minutes. the iowa national guard says they were happy to help out their neighbors in a time of need. "we're just glad to help out. we'll give it all we got so, we get the call to come down and we do it with a smile on our faces." about 45 iowa soldiers from camp dodge, cedar rapids and oelwein deployed to missouri on new years day. an explosive show took over wells fargo arena this weekend. you could hear the rumble and roar of "monster jam" downtown.

fan favorites "grave digger" and "midnight rider" as they smashed through the dirt at the well. still ahead on today in iowa sunday... escape the cold and warm up at the botanical garden. or take advantage of the snow and take to the slopes. some of the ways you spend your

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tip off for the bulldogs' first game of the new year is at 1 this afternoon. tickets start at 10 dollars but today is youth day so kids age 3 to 18 gets in free with a paying adult. take a break from the cold and warm up at the greater des moines botanical garden. enjoy blues music from bob pace and the dangerous band from 2 to 4 p-m. tickets are six dollars for adults. five dollars for seniors, 4 dollars for kids age 4 to 17. members and kids under 3 get in for free. finally, take to the slopes. spend the afternoon with family skiing, snowboarding, or tubing at seven oaks recreation. it's open from 11 a-m to 8 o'clock and prices vary. 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

we are waking up to dry, but chilly conditions across the state. sunday begins with some sun, but an area of clouds will sneak in across the state from the northeast through the morning. expect more clouds through the afternoon. temperatures will be keep back a touch today with highs in the upper 20s. monday will be another cool day in the 20s, but we start to see some moderation mid to late week with temperatures back in the mid to upper 30s. with the warm up comes some chances of some light rain/snow showers wednesday through saturday. we will end the week with a bit more active weather than we

still ahead on today in iowa sunday... for military families, being away from loved ones is always the hardest part. which is why a simple act of kindness has meant so much to so many. how a texas community is remembering a woman best known as the "hug lady." with the rose bowl in the books, it's now full attention on

you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america,

i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. she impacted the lives of hundreds of thousands of servicemen and women with a simple act of kindness... a heartfelt hug as they left their families behind and when they came home. this weekend, people in texas and around the country are remembering the "hug lady". today, a final goodbye to a

so many she's certainly one of a kind for more than a decade, almost every soldier who passed through ft. hood was given a simple gift. "thank you so much for being here..." "welcome back." "thank you."an embrace from elizabeth laird, affectionately known as "the hug lady" "they appreciate it. when i give them a hug, they smile." "we appreciate it, thank you so much, it's good to see you."born into a military family... laird enlisted in the air force in 1950 -- on her 18th birthday. "i wanted to do my part for my country."long after serving... she continued to give back. welcoming soldiers, one by one. "and then, one day, a soldier hugged me. well, there was another soldier that, well his one hugged me, that one needed a hug, too. so i turned around and gave him a hug. well, then another one needed a hug, and so it went."since 2003, "the hug lady" has embraced more than half a million heroes. "my family's not here, per se, but it's like she fills in for them."in early november, laird's 10-year battle with breast cancer landed her in the hospital. countless soldiers

hug...and to thank her. on christmas eve - laird passed away. she meant the world to me - she really changed the lives of so many a gofund me account established to help with medical expenses has raised more than ninety-four thousand dollars. on facebook - tributes pouring in... one soldier writing "bless this woman, her family, and all the lives she has touched through a simple act of kindness" "if i've brought a smile, i've done something worth while, right?" "have a wonderful day. "y'all are wonderful, bless you."at a public visitation today in texas, laird's legacy... clearly felt... in each embrace she will be missed, but she will never be forgotten, that's for sure. at last check, laird's gofundme page has raised nearly 95 thousand dollars. next in sports... with the disappointment of the rose bowl...fans are now

on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. politics first: that's the rubio way. right to rise usa

the big 12 regular season runs through lawrence, kansas has won 11- straight. iowa state and oklahoma look to be the biggest threat to ending that streak. georges niang and the cyclones down in norman, a top 15 meeting, right out of the gate. deonte burton squares up a three. burton good for 19 points off the bench, cyclones up 11. matt thomas misses, georges niang cleans it up, niang with 29 points, 8 rebounds. iowa state leads 32-24. oklahoma back within one, cyclones running rim-to-rim... niang up top to jameel mckay. sooners relentless in the

puts number three oklahoma up for good. only six cyclones scored, and a rare monte morris turnover late are costly. tough road game. oklahoma wins 87-83. cyclone women with a big win at home against oklahoma state 49-42. seanna johnson 16 points, 13 rebounds. iowa state now 10-3 overall, 2-0 in the big 12. hawkeye fans needing a sports remedy after the rose bowl beat down, look to basketball. hawks at number 14 purdue. iowa hasn't beaten the boilermakers in 10 years. it didn't look good early. purdue up big, kendall stephens jumper gives the boilermakers a 19 point lead. coach mccaffery starting to boil. second half, anthony clemmons, from the corner pocket, purdue's

then it's down to three... jarrod uthoff. two of his 25 it's a one point game. hawkeyes have lost 7 straight to purdue, that seems impossible, dom uhl fires from deeeep... just like that it's a hawkeye lead. iowa puts this thing in the baer cage, nicholas baer can he get a scholly? in one week the hawkeyes upset number one, michigan state and number 14 purdue.. this one 70-63 on the road. hawks return home tuesday to take on nebraska panthers open missouri valley

75-73. wes washpun with 19 points. before the season, no one saw a rose bowl coming for iowa. also, not many saw what happened at the rose bowl coming either. a picture perfect afternoon in pasadena. the hawkeye fans proudly made their presence known in southern california, but from the first play of the game... it was christian mccaffrey's day. the 19-year old

out-gained iowa's offense. a disappointing end to a historic season.

iowa sun some cloud cover is drifting south across iowa from the northeast this morning. this will bring us more clouds today and slightly cooler temperatures in the upper 20s.

stories... a shooting outside a des moines mcdonalds sent one person to the hospital and another to jail. 21 year old antwain robinson is charged recapping this morning's top stories... a shooting outside a des moines mcdonalds sent one person to the hospital and another to jail. 21 year old antwain robinson is charged with carrying a weapon and possessing one a felon. police say a person was shot in the leg around 8 last night in the parking lot in the three thousand block of forest avenue. officers chased a car fleeing the scene into a nearby alley and arrested robinson. the victim is now recovering at a local hospital. signing up to vote in iowa will soon just be a few clicks away... the iowa secretary of state's office spent the last year

online voter registration system. starting this week, anyone with a state driver's license or i-d card can use that system for the first time. groups like the american civil liberties union of iowa like the idea, but say it excludes the nearly 150- thousand people without a state i-d card. donald trump isn't one to hold back and it's helped him rise to the top of the polls. but the g-o-p frontrunner's comments about barring muslims from entering the u-s are now part of a recruitment video for a terror group with ties to al qaeda. ron allen reports. video the video by the al qaeda affiliate based in africa is a pitch to come and join the cause.... al shabaab....responsib le for the deadly attack on a nairobi shopping mall that killed dozens.... portraying america as a racist and anti-muslim society...among other things... and mixed into this recruitment video....this clip of donald trump, from days after the attack in san

so remember this and listen, donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the bleep is going on.... analysts say using trump can be an effective tactic for the terrorists. this is someone with a major political following. this is someone with major influence. trumps political opponents have warned his statements about muslims would be used by the militants..... he is becoming isis's best recruiter...... today a white house national security advisor reacted saying its no surprise terrorists would try to use a comment suggesting the us and islam are at war.... adding quote "we are going to do everything we can as the us government to make clear that's not the case" its the first time trump has been featured so prominently...the video apparently targeting a us audience....narrated in english ...and also featuring perhaps al qaeda's

awlaki...killed 4 years ago by a us drone strike. "to the muslims of america...." "it's a recruitment call and it's centrally relies on words spoken by donald trump and anwar awlaki. not great company for a us presidential candidate to be in." no comment today from trump ...who in the past has defended his call to put a stop to muslim immigrants entering the us... we are talking about security. we are not talking about religion. we are talking about security. our country is out of control. as the new year begins.....over the famed rose bowl parade....more evidence of how trump's rhetoric generates more passion..... and with that new video...the militants hoping the candidates also sends them more recruits.... ron allen nbc news. israeli authorities believe an attack in tel aviv may be an act of terrorism. police went door-to-door searching for the man suspected of killing two people and hurting eight others in a shooting outside a pub on friday. with the shooter still at large, police fear he will attack again. today, funerals will be held for the two

protesters in iran broke into the saudi embassy in tehran early this morning... following the execution by saudi arabia of a prominent shiite cleric. the protesters set fires and threw papers from the roof of the embassy. the shiite cleric was one of 47 prisoners convicted of terrorism charges and executed by saudi arabia yesterday. shiite leaders in iran and elsewhere across the middle east condemned the killings and warned of a sectarian backlash. a house in northwest oklahoma city was wiped off the map after an overnight explosion. fire officials say at least 50 homes were damaged after a gas leak caused the house to explode at 3-15 this morning. you can see piles of debris scattered all over the street and trees. medics took three people to the hospital... including the home's owner who was treated for second and third degree burns. police say the man sleeping inside the

"to have walked away from that at all is actually pretty remarkable. if you've been out there to see the damage, it's pretty amazing that someone was able to walk away from this." oklahoma natural gas officials are investigating the explosion. they offered hotel rooms to neighbors affected by the blast. the first family took in some sights at the honolulu zoo before heading back to washington. president obama could be seen walking hand in hand with daughter, malia. the group took some time to watch some of the animals. later, the president shook hands and greeted supporters when they arrived at joint base pearl harbor-hickam. the obamas boarded air force one to head back to washington early this morning. the president says he plans to address gun violence in the new year. this weekend, lines of people stretched out the door at "the nation's gun show" in virginia. "there is a lot more people in the show than i've seen in a long time. they've actually opened another side of the venue and stuff like that. so, has it had an impact? i think it probably

the sales." the expo falls the weekend before obama is expected to meet with his attorney general to discuss stiffer gun control laws. the president wants to close the so- called "gun show loophole" - which doesn't require background checks for purchases at shows. gun owners say his plans has increased fear and show attendance. that trend was seen at an iowa gun show this weekend. jessica hartman shows us what's pushing sales and which group is seeing the biggest increase. hundreds of shoppers browsing thousands of guns for the perfect one. shoulder to shoulder people shuffling along the display tables. "more sense the california situation, we have seen an increase in people purchasing conceal and home protection type firearms." the biggest increase in sales - -

protect themselves. "i am an older woman that travels and so just for a safety issue to have a gun and have it concealed in my purse." not only is otrh motivated by recent mass shootings - - but local crime is also a concern. "since all the shootings, it has probably accentuated the possibility of it happening in this area. waterloo is having more and more shootings all the time; cedar rapids, all the bigger cities. so just in case i would need something, i would like to have something to protect myself." and for many of those at the show -- they say stricter gun laws are not the way to cut down on that violence. "if its a criminal act, what they are going to do after the fact; more background checks and more regulations are not going to stop that law abiding citizen from then breaking the law down the road. you are never going to be able to prevent that." the gun show in waterloo wrapped up yesterday afternoon. and there is no winner of the first powerball of the new year. millions across the country had

million dollar jackpot. the total jumped by more than 20-million after a rush of tickets were purchased over the past few days. no one has won the powerball jackpot since november 4th setting up the 12th largest jackpot in the game's history. the winning numbers are 5, 6, 15, 29, and the powerball

we are waking up to dry, but chilly conditions across the state. sunday begins with some sun, but an area of clouds will sneak in across the state from the northeast through the morning. expect more clouds through the afternoon. temperatures will be keep back a touch today with highs in the upper 20s. monday will be another cool day in the 20s, but we start to see some moderation mid to late week with temperatures back in the mid to upper 30s. with the warm up comes some chances of some light rain/snow showers wednesday through

we will end the week with a bit

chuck asks how do meteorologists determine the percentage chance of rain, snow, sun, etc? meteorologists take into account their confidence level and the amount of area in the forecast area that will see measurable rain or snow. those two percentages are

precipitation. a pop of 20% is usually considered a slight chance of rain/snow with a desciption of isolated activity. 30 to 50% is a chance of rain/snow and a descriptions of scattered activity. and a 60 to 70% is considered likely and may be described as numerous showers. anything more than 70% is just that... rain is happening. if you have question for me, go to whotv.com and click on megan's weather whys. you can submit your question there and

from mass violence, to cop-involved shootings, to prison escapes. these are the stories that grabbed our attention. a look back at the nation's

more mass shootings.... more

more scandal. 20-15 seems like a year of history repeating. mary moloney looks at the national stories that made headlines this year. this was a tragically recurring scene during 20-15. crowds fleeing another mass shooting. from a military center in chattanooga... to a college campus in roseburg, oregon... then a mass shooting at a health center in san bernardino that authorities say may have been inspired by isis. president obama called it an act of terrorism. : "the threat from terrorism is real. but we will overcome it."in roanoke... two journalists were killed when a gunman opened fire during their live report. and in charleston a shooting at a black church reignited a long simmering national debate over the confederate flag. the palmetto state voted to remove the flag from the state capitol for

racial tensions were not confined to charleston with black lives matter rallies happening in cities across the country protesters were outraged by the police killings of unarmed black men like freddie gray, jamar clark and walter scott. june saw two historic decisions from the supreme court of the united states. in a 6-3 split the court saved the affordable care act. a divided court also ruled that same-sex couples can marry nationwide. while many cheered the 5-4 ruling some sharply disagreed. in a small kentucky town a clerk of the court sat behind bars for preventing her office from issuing marriage licenses. kim davis made headlines again when she publicly announced she'd had a private meeting with pope francis during his visit to the united states. the holy father made stops in philadelphia, new york, and washington d-c making history as the first pope to address congress. : "god bless america."a report

auto parts manufacturer takata of putting profits ahead of safety. takata disputed the report's conclusion saying it had a number of "inaccuracies" but the company's faulty airbags resulted in a huge recall affecting 34 million cars. and new england rocked the sports world in january when the patriots were accused using under-inflated balls to win a playoff game : "i feel like i've always played within the rules..'meanwhile former patriot aaron hernandez, boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev and aurora theater shooter james holmes were convicted in highly publicized trials. as they faced justice 2 inmates fled from it in upstate new york. the prison escape led to a weeks long manhunt that ended with one inmate dead and another back behind bars.

i'm mary moloney reporting. hundreds of people took the polar bear challenge near boise, idaho this weekend for a good cause. this

brave souls probably weren't feeling so lucky as the temperature was just seven degrees. the event raised money for make-a- wish idaho to grant wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions. police are investigating a

a shooting outside a fast food chain leads to a car chase in des moines ... where it happened, if anyone was hurt and whether police caught their suspect. answering the call.. iowa soldiers headed south to help a community dealing with devastating flooding. what they've been tasked with

some cloud cover is drifting south across iowa from the northeast this morning. this will bring us more clouds today and slightly cooler

a shooting outside a des moines mcdonalds sent one person to the hospital and at least one person to jail. 21 year old antwain robinson is charged with carrying a weapon and possession of a weapon as a felon. police say a person was shot in the leg around 8 last night in the parking lot in the three thousand block of forest avenue. when officers arrived, they saw a car flee the scene and chased it into a nearby alley. police arrested robinson after finding a hand gun inside that vehicle. they say other suspects could still be at large. the victim is now recovering at a local hospital. a marshall county man died in a snowmobile accident friday evening.. authorities say 25 year old travis van de walle was out for a ride when the snowmobile flipped on top of him. they believe it happened while he was climbing a drift. van de walle was riding alone in a field north east of his hometown of le grand. a concerned family member went looking for him when he didn't return home, found him and

a nevada man walked away from a plane crash on the runway in newton. michael bates was flying a cessna 172 .... similar to what you see here. as he went to land, he lost control, ran off the runway and hit a snowbank. that caused the plane to flip over onto it's top. the crash trapped bates inside for a short time, but he managed to make it out uninjured. starting this week, becoming a registered voter in iowa will be easier than ever before. the state's launch of a new, online voter system is designed to help iowans. but as channel 13's reid chandler explains, some claim it will have the opposite effect. signing up to vote in iowa will soon just be a few clicks away... the iowa secretary of state's office has been working on an online voter registration system for the past year... starting next week, anyone with a state driver's license or i-d card can use that system for the first time. "we applaud the secretary of state's office for pursuing online voter

groups like the american civil liberties union of iowa like the idea, but they're still crying foul. "the problem is that the system excludes 146,000 people, who don't have access." nearly one-hundred-and-fifty thousand iowans without a driver's license or state i-d... these groups say if they don't need one to register in-person, why should they need one to do so online? "a lot of these people are elderly and they don't drive. or maybe they are impoverished and don't own a car. or they have a handicap that doesn't allow them to drive. and those are people that need access to online voter registration, perhaps as much, or even more, than any other population." - joe enriquez henry, with the

agrees with the a-c-l-u. "because we have many people here coming from other countries who are becoming citizens, who then want to register to vote. so they're not going to have these additional requirements." henry's group is in the midst of a campaign to get 10-thousand iowa latinos to turn out on caucus night... they want even more to participate in the general election next november. for that reason, he says his group has a vested interest in seeing this system improved. "it brings up questions about why is it being made more difficult? it's another form of suppressing the vote. if we don't have the same access online as people do when they walk into the office." a legislative solution creating a parallel path online for non-i.d.-holding iowans to sign up passed in the senate last session... but stalling in the house, these groups say their focus in 20-16 is to see that bill pass. the secretary of state's office said it wants to expand and improve the online system, but has yet to release any specifics on how, or when that would happen. presidential candidates are kicking their campaigns into overdrive... gearing up for the

democrat martin o'malley began and will end the weekend in the metro... "we have a responsibility to join other like minded people in the region in this world to address and contain and defeat that sort of evil." o'malley spoke at the west des moines pubic library... focusing on issues like gun control and combating isis. one supporter says she started in the bernie sanders camp, but now she is supporting o'malley. " i listened to more of his speeches and then i looked him up online...and his website and i read more about him on his stance on things and then i was at the jefferson-jackson dinner and out of all three of the candidates i thought that he was definitely...he inspired me the most." from west des moines, the former maryland governor headed to the western part of the state. today, he'll be in sioux city and council bluffs and then back in des moines.

the party's frontrunner is returning to the state tomorrow. hillary clinton will stop in eastern iowa before heading to des moines. the former secretary of state will speak at the iowa state historical building at 5-45. republican candidate mike huckabee kicked off his six day tour across iowa. huckabee met with supporters in winterset and indianola yesterday... he spent time touching on problems in the middle east where he said the u-s should not be so involved. huckabee holds a town hall meeting at the machine shed at two this afternoon in urbandale. iowans will get their chance to see other g-o-p hopefuls this week. ted cruz, john kasich, marco rubio, and rand paul are all visiting the state.. kasich will be in west des moines at inspired grounds cafe at 11 tomorrow morning and paul is hosting a birthday party at buzzard billy's in downtown thursday night. record breaking flooding is devastating parts of missouri.... and

"we couldn't do it, there is just no way we could support this without the military's help." the guard was tasked with transporting clean water from other districts to the towers in jefferson county. iowa members brought 15 tankers with them - each can carry about two- thousand gallons of water. they say the entire process from fill-up to drop off takes them about 60 to 90 minutes. the iowa national guard says they were happy to help out their neighbors in a time of need. "we're just glad to help out. we'll give it all we got so, we get the call to come down and we do it with a smile on our faces." about 45 iowa soldiers from camp dodge, cedar rapids and oelwein deployed to missouri on new

kids in the metro took advantage of the snow this weekend.

on a hill just across the street of the iowa capitol building yesterday. we are waking up to dry, but chilly conditions across the state. sunday begins with some sun, but an area of clouds will sneak in across the state from the northeast through the morning. expect more clouds through the afternoon. temperatures will be keep back a touch today with highs in the upper 20s. monday will be another cool day in

some moderation mid to late week with temperatures back in the mid to upper 30s. with the warm up comes some chances of some light rain/snow showers wednesday through saturday. we will end the week with a bit

iowa's football team is coming off of a historic season... but now fans are looking to basketball to heal the wounds of a disappointing rose bowl. coming

the big 12 regular season runs through lawrence, kansas has won 11- straight. iowa state and oklahoma look to be the biggest threat to ending that streak. georges niang and the cyclones down in norman, a top 15 meeting, right out of the gate. deonte burton squares up a three. burton good for 19 points off the bench, cyclones up 11. matt thomas misses, georges niang cleans it up, niang with 29 points, 8 rebounds. iowa state leads

running rim-to-rim... niang up top to jameel mckay. sooners relentless in the deep. good. that puts number three oklahoma up for good. only six cyclones scored, and a rare monte morris turnover late are costly. tough road game. oklahoma wins 87-83. cyclone women with a big win at 49-42. seanna johnson 16 points, 13 rebounds. iowa state now 10-3 overall, 2-0 in the big 12. hawkeye fans needing a sports remedy after the rose bowl beat down, look to basketball. hawks at number 14 purdue. iowa hasn't beaten the boilermakers in 10 years. it didn't look good early. purdue up big, kendall stephens jumper gives

coach mccaffery starting to boil. second half, anthony clemmons, from the corner pocket, purdue's lead down to single digits. then it's down to three... jarrod uthoff. two of his 25 it's a one point game. hawkeyes have lost 7 straight to purdue, that seems impossible, dom uhl fires from deeeep... just like that it's a hawkeye lead. iowa puts this thing in the baer cage, nicholas baer can he get a scholly? in one week the hawkeyes upset number one, michigan state and number 14 purdue.. this one 70-63 on the road. hawks return home tuesday to

panthers open missouri valley play with a loss at southern illinois, 75-73. wes washpun with 19 points. before the season, no one saw a rose bowl coming for iowa. also, not many saw what happened

a picture perfect afternoon in pasadena. the hawkeye fans proudly made their presence known in southern california, but from the first play of the game... it was christian mccaffrey's day. the 19-year old single handedly out-gained iowa's offense. a disappointing end to a historic season. with your sports on today in

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recapping this morning's top story a shooting outside a des moines mcdonalds sent one person to the hospital and another to jail. 21 year old antwain robinson is charged with carrying a weapon and possessing one a felon. police say a person was shot in the leg around 8 last night in the parking lot in the three thousand block of forest avenue. officers chased a car fleeing the scene into a nearby alley and arrested robinson. the victim is now recovering at a local hospital. and coming up next on the insiders with dave price... he's the candidate whose supporters say makes them "feel the bern." bernie sanders answers when we can find out the details of his tax

missed their chance to make big changes in the country. plus we ride along the campaign bus with marco rubio, who tells us whether his feud with ted cruz hurts

good morning. this is the insiders and happy insiders and happy 2016. inside this morning. burns that bernie sanders can he make his wish list happen and rubio's ride as we ride along with marco rubio and asked whether his feud with ted cruz could hurt them both and in the quick picks whether or not we should look at hawaii for our future. let's begin with bernie sanders. the vermont senator joins us now at least most of him does. his voice is what about 60 percent year your? >> something like that. i was going through some of the things you've been going about on the campaign trail free college tuition you want to improve infrastructure and when paid family leave and youth jobs programs.

there. one guy asked me to ask you you've been in congress for a number of years already so how come you haven't done this already? >> when you're in the president of the united states or in a different position than when you are a member of the house were junior senator from the state of vermont. we now have the opportunity to work with members of congress in ways we would not have previously and we have a mandate from the american people. i have to believe that in 2015, 2016 --dash happy new year to everyone, that it is all about people who have the ability and the desire to get a college education. that brings us to the need for free tuition and colleges and universities. we paid for this is taxpayers on wall street bailed out wall street to help up the middle class in this country.

the chilean dollar program but the truth is our rail system in airports we can't create up 13 million jobs by building our infrastructure and we do this by ending a huge flat tax loophole for corporations that do not exist. it with him and in the money and the corporations and in some cases they don't pay federal taxes and i'm going to change that. >> when americans gave democrats control of the three biggest year both chambers of congress and the neglected barack obama then elected barack obama, do you think the party had to use all of its owings and energy to get the affordable care act through and we did not see a focus on raising the minimum wage like you want to do now and while will and your site want to talk about. changing taxes, tax reform, back kind that kind of thing. does it take that much time and energy to get the affordable care act through? geek and i don't mean to be openly partisan.

look at need to be objectively partisan. anyone who looks at what is happened sense since barack obama has been president will see seek an unprecedented level of republican obstructionism. >> but before then you control that. >> yes but you still need 60 votes in and keeping 60 democrats in line to do the right thing was not so easy but the bottom line of if you're asking me the question should there have been a more significant focus on the disappearing middle class and incoming income and wealth inequality demanding that large corporations start paying their fair share of taxes and creating millions of jobs that we desperately need, raising the minimum wage? yes we should have. >> what do you say to people who say i like him, i like with this man talks about, i'm scared to death about what is going on internationally with isis. we so what happened in paris saw what happened in paris and california, and they like the

they look at hillary clinton and say while she is secretary of state so fixed if these are dangerous times why not go after a person like that who has the experience. >> i can see that. you get a lot of experience in that position in my experience in boat taking in terms of foreign policy in the modern history of the united states in america was whether or not we invade iraq. hillary clinton voted for the war. i voted against the war and it gives me no joy to tell you that people go to my website, bernie sanders .com, hear what i have the same to say in 20 10 --dash my fears turned out to be true i think in terms of judgment i think i'm the guy who has pretty good judgment about not getting the united states involved involving potential warfare.

alone working with muslim troops on the ground at the end of the day we destroyed isis with muslim troops on the ground doing the work with our support. some folks particularly on the democratic side it's not really working either way. frankly, is a very complicated and difficult issue. i will tell you from a personal level as vermont's senator went to human too many funerals in the state of vermont of young men who never came home. was our goal has got to be is to

we need a coalition. my nightmares that we get stuck in perpetual warfare in an incredibly complicated quagmire in that region's entrance into syria, they get killed. with we can send more troops in and things get shot down on and on in 20 years from now we need to do with someone talking about how it got to get out of syria. beginning perhaps to see it would be up since there would be thousands. we need to do air attacks, special forces but blew its put

king abdullah of jordan has reminded us, have got to be muslim boots on the ground fighting for the soul of islam. >> talked about taxes. when we come back we want to talk about a lot of ideas here loved what could substantially increase the federal

in certain i think some folks want to know what exactly that means this is insane with and it certain of shipped in the wealth of the top one tenth of 1 percent percent who now owns almost as much wealth as the

people will own award wealth in the bottom own more wealth than the bottom 50 percent. we as the wealthiest people in the largest corporations to start paying their fair share of taxes. specifically, we will end the tax loopholes that allow profitable multibillion-dollar corporations to stash their money in the cayman islands and other tax havens and not pay in a given year clinical and federal income taxes could you have even republicans are going to need to cut their taxes to bring that money my mac. >> of course. that's a republican point of view and they're funded by this

>> ebay to protect them from wall street speculation to increase and expand social security benefits as republicans want to cut social security. i think when your people trying to get by on 12 or $13,000 a year that's crazy. it got to expand both benefits and we do that by lifting the cap on taxable income. >> so no capital? >> no starting 250 and go above. right now if somebody contributes 5 million there doing the same taxes some someone who makes 18,000. did you do that for 15 years and it expand benefits for a lot of folks who desperately need it. >> trunk is saying and you have gone back at him. he is saying they're going to raise taxes on the rich to 90 percent and i think people are waiting for your figure. you haven't? >> let me just say that if you know me i am not the most partisan guy in the world. i've never run a negative ad in my life. i don't like attacking people. i have to say that donald trump

i really had to have to say that and anything he says is apparently the only person in america have seen thousands of people in new jersey, muslims, celebrate. nobody else saw that but he is convinced he sought thought and now he's running around the country saying i'm going to raise taxes by a hundred percent of 500 percent, it's nonsense. it's untrue. the answer however he donald trump, a multibillionaire with a lot of billionaire friends, will pay more taxes than it is currently the case. >> will will will we get those figures before your president. >> absolutely. >> went to think? >> sooner than later kicking one. >> what about a crock normal folks sitting at their kitchen? >> if you're working class middle class one exception, bernie sanders is not going to raise your taxes and here's what we are. where the only major country and on earth does not provide paid

king giving birth don't have a lot of money working-class low income they may have to go back to work in a week or two and be separated from their baby. and supporting legislation in the house and senate supported by virtually all progressive democrats which would raise the payroll tax by $1.61 per week, and that provides three months of paid family medical leave and i think think it's a pretty good that is a pretty good deal. when we come back up this is the fight of the dreaded republican work

nextxte ride along with margaret on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. human if you hear ted cruz tablet, marco rubio was lying when he says cruz was once opened the idea of letting undocumented immigrants stay in this country legally. if you listen to rubio tell it, it is cruise who is line who said one thing in the past and is tied to say another thing today.

wife jeanette on their campaign bus. i asked whether he thinks this back and forth with crews will end up hurting both of them. >> first of all, there is no one running for president that understands immigration better than i do. my parents were both immigrants, my family's emigrants my grandparents were immigrants my neighbors, my friend. i still live in a community of immigrants and i know we must have immigration laws that must be enforced. i don't support amnesty. i think we need border security. i propose the longest border security surge that in history but the problem is ted portrays himself as someone whose opinions on immigration today are not exactly what they used to be. he was someone who did support legalizing people who were here illegally. long after the senate stopped debating that issue he was still saying he was in favor of compromise on what to do with people who were here illegally and i believe we must do something about that as well, but first we're going to enforce our laws.

when somebody's talking about building the fence and you with a gang of eight talk about doesn't it show that in the end it is too complex and we are never really going to do anything? >> what has happened as the democrats have held immigration hostage. the democrats have basically said unless you do citizenship for everyone who is here illegally, where not going to do anything. that is an absurd position. irrespective of how you feel about legalization of citizenship, we are suffering country with our right to enforce our immigration laws. we know what it takes to bring illegal immigration under control and secure our borders. they can be be barefoot verified. at least 10 or 20,000 new border regions, more technology, finishing the fencing. i've supported that and as president i will do it. >> just for fun i ask rubio and his wife about their sports passion, miami dolphins. his wife was a dolphins

my five -year-old son had a question about their team's crummy season when i told him i was gone to be talking to them and you can watch the rubio's response to that question on my channel 13 facebook page. when we come back, rubio, crews and the fight to be i was mister establishment.

on is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class will continue to disappear unless we level the playing field.

if you believe the polls and you know they can change, but if you believe the polls will stay where they are it looks like a two-man republican race at the top in iowa, ted cruz / donald trump but there is a whole lot of action outside those two men and a lot of questions. as carson finished? fiorina? can huckabee and santorum find that old magic? do they all have a chance? bush, rubio, kasich, or one of them be the establishment february surprise in our state?

gop chair and nominee for congress, mike mahaffey. make sense of this thing now. so many moving parts here but let's do this little rubio cruise feud. is this hurting both of them as they are bickering about immigration or not? >> the stakes are very high. i read an article this week in the national review saying part of the reason there is there's the problem between the two of them is that they are really pretty much alike in that respect and there is something to that. marco rubio does not have to win in iowa but he wants to place well. ted cruz looks like he is poised to win in iowa, which i think is important for him. >> he probably a must needs to now right? >> he is not going to do as well in new hampshire and i don't think is really trying to do as well in new hampshire but if we go to the south, he is well states. the stakes are very high.

republicans believe that hillary clinton is vulnerable and i thinthey believe she is more vulnerable than she was six months ago so you wake up in the morning and say to yourself i could be president of the united states and that is not just conjecture anymore. >> ben carson finished so he lost his national campaign manager and communications person so that's a lot of behind behind-the-scenes stuff so they raise a lot of money but they're burning through it. >> 23 million in the last quarter, more than ted cruz. i think two months ago if we were having this conversation, we would talk about doctor carson being up at the top could he win iowa but two things happened, paris and san bernardino which i think hurt him. he's a fine man with an extraordinary life story but now that some events have overtaken the campaign, i think people are thinking he is not the right person at this time to be president of the united states. >> krist kristi turned out more than 300 people and walk you

with jeb bush's seeming to struggle to gain traction even with a new shift here is christy best positioned to be that kind of surprise guy? >> i think you are looking at either christie or rubio perhaps still bush. i've got a lot of friends in the bush campaign but i would say at this point either rubio or christie. i happen to be at that event. my wife patty liked government governor christie and wanted to go. >> i certainly did and here is the thing. people are getting serious about this again and one of the great things about iowans as he spoke for maybe 10 minutes then took questions from us two hours. >> which is very good at. >> he is very good at that. they're very thoughtful they are very thoughtful people starting to make those choices. they realize this is the month that we had to choose and just reminded me of how serious

>> now we are in 2016 and you remember it was supposed to be the sum of trump and then that dragged into the fall and then not dragged into the winter. it is trumped for real orgy think he's going to now nose know nosedive. >> the fact we will see the fall of trump. it was supposed to be the winter of trump but here's the question that no one seems to know. i spoke to someone who is close to the trump campaign yesterday, and what people don't know is this. is it possible that all of these people who are coming to the rallies are going to show up for the caucuses? does not seem he has a organization that senator cruz has put on the but on the other hand, they are showing up for the rallies. someone says donald trump is coming to clay county which has a population of 16,000, 1600 people show up. so if they are showing up for rallies and staying for a couple of hours, if they show up for caucuses, there are enough

they show up that donald trump could win. i think the fact that people say senator cruz is probably going to win, i think that is probably true. but there are enough people there. the question is will they come out to the caucuses. >> any chance ran paul huckabee santorum, are they've forgotten about your here or do they have anything in them? >> there is a sadness to the whole thing wins with santorum that two people that won the last two caucuses don't seem to be going anywhere. if your reno people say all the time i like her she has done well and debate, but she doesn't seem to have enough traction. >> thank you sir and happy new year. we always appreciate your insights and you will be with us on caucus night so we appreciate that also.

topped top america is not just electing a president, we're also electing a commander in chief. that choice matters. because strengthening the economy, making healthcare more affordable, raising incomes. all of that depends on us being both secure at home and leading the world. i will get up every single day and do whatever it takes to make sure our country is safe and strong. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. time for insiders quick pics. we bring back senator bernie sanders.

any regrets that you had to officially change to a democrat to run as a democrat? >> it was a hard decision because i'm the longest-serving independent in the history of united states congress, but i felt at the end of the day that if we were going to be effective and win this election only way to do it is within the democratic primary caucus process. no regrets. just feeling much better than i thought it would. >> what is the hardest part about running for president? >> for me personally it is being away from home. i have been in congress for 25 years. i have gone home and in with my kids grandchildren and wife around my own state to get to know and see people appear to have don't get to do that now so it's a little bit weird to not to be up to go home. >> question three, realistically, do you have to win either iowa or new hampshire? >> iowa and new hampshire are

win in iowa. we think we are down by a little bit but we could close that gap. we think we're up a bit in new hampshire. i think we have a shot to win both, but if the eight --dash the answer is they are very very important states, and we're going to try to do our best in both of them. >> question number four, hawaii just change the law there so you have to be 21 to smoke a cigarette, including an electronic cigarette. should that be a national model for us? >> that is a good question and i don't know the answer. clearly tobacco kills. clearly we have to do everything we can to take on the distributors trying to suck kids in to a very ugly and destructive habit but let me hold off on giving you the best approach to that. >> so question number five, what is the best thing about vermont? and you can't say the people so besides the people. >> what about the maple syrup?

and mountains and environment? vermont really is in many ways a way of life. i am very proud to represent my state, and i invite all of the folks in iowa to come see us. >> nice plug. we always close with the predictions of what prediction so what's your prediction? >> i think on caucus night a lot of people will be surprised by the results.

satan thank you sir this sunday, the one-month sprint to iowa and new hampshire begins. >> we are all in in iowa. we are all in in new hampshire. >> while donald trump takes aim at hillary clinton, by attacking dillos. game. certainly if they play the woman's card with respect to me that will be fair game. >> it may be fair game. but it's never worked before against hillary. will it now?