sunday is beginning with clear skies and frigid conditions. temperatures are below zero with wind chills as low as -20 to -30. a wind chill advisory remains in effect through 10 am. skies will be sunny today and temperatures will reach the low teens this afternoon. wind chills will remain

west des moines firefighters are on scene of a house fire that injured one of their own. neighbors called 911 just after 3-30 this morning to report a fire at 6531 bradford drive. when crews got there, they say flames had fully engulfed the two story house. the city's fire marshall says with the frigid temperatures and strong winds, the fire spread quickly which made it difficult to contain. while trying to protect the gas line, a chunk of the home fell on top of one of the firefighters and medics had to rush him to the hospital with non-life threatening

during the operation, a firefighter was on the outside of the building, the structure started collapsing an outside wall fell and hit him. don't have a condition he was talking when they took him the hospital. firefighters say the homeowner was not home at the time of the fire. the house is a total loss. with just three weeks to the finish line... it's a sprint between the candidates to the first in the nation caucuses. iowa voters pressed senator bernie sanders and former governor martin o'malley on issues at the "putting families first" forum in des moines. but as channel 13's reid chandler reports... the candidate who was not there raised the most questions.. three weeks, a ticking clock, and two trailing democratic candidates hoping to squeeze out every last vote they can. 15:04:29 "to that immigrant-bashing, carnival barker, donald trump, that our enduring symbol of the united states is not the barbed wire fence. it's the statue of liberty." - martin o'malley

my birth certificate - maybe it has to do with the color of my skin? . - bernie sanders both bernie sanders and martin o'malley sought to at least sound like front-runners, lobbing attacks at donald trump left and right. hillary clinton's name came up more than once, too - but not by the candidates. 16:53:52 "actually it was very organic. i think people looked at the program, and saw that she had not committed, and that's very disappointing, when you have the other two democratic candidates that are here and willing to talk to people. and i think that's very insulting to the people that were here. and i think latinos know that, and i think latinos know whose in their corner, and we'll see that on caucus day." - madeline cano - latino iowan the latino vote a coveted prize... immigration reform a hot issue during saturday's forum. will provide legal protection to 11 million undocumented people in this country." - sanders 15:00:33 "we need to stop these mindless ripping families apart." - o'malley many voters today say they came and went with their minds made up.

like martin o'malley. i have nothing to say detrimental about martin o'malley - he's very good." - barbara kalbach - bernie sanders supporter some saying the only loser today was hillary clinton. 16:46:03 "where these people are activists, they're going to vote. they're going to be out in their communities, they're going to caucus. and i think it's a mistake, not to show, if she is a stronger candidate, not to show that to a public like this." - barbara kalbach - bernie sanders supporter 17:01:01 "with clinton nowhere in sight, both o'malley and sanders convincing iowa caucus-goers they deserve some attention, three weeks out. in des moines, reid chandler, channel 13 news." - reid chandler all three democratic candidates will speak at the iowa black and brown forum tomorrow night. the minority-focused forum is taking place at drake university starting at seven. the lowest-polling democratic candidate is doing all he can to make it to the first debate of the new year. candidates must reach five-percent either nationally or in iowa,

martin o'malley only has that support in iowa the next debate is set for charleston, south carolina on january 17 - th. the man leading the g-o-p is taking aim at one of his rivals. donald trump told iowans ted cruz is not a natural born citizen. "because you cannot put somebody there, folks, that's going to go in and he's immediately sued by the democrats because they're saying he was born in canada, he's not allowed to run for president. and if there's that doubt, and don't forget these lawsuits, who knows more about lawsuits than i do? i'm the king. i'm the king. these lawsuits take two or three or four years. so you can't have somebody running, you cannot have somebody running and have a lawsuit and people have already said they're going to bring the lawsuit. they said, he gets the nomination they're bringing a lawsuit as to natural born citizenship. trump fired up supporters at a

he went on to say he didn't understand how he tied in some polls with cruz and made several jabs at jeb bush. trump also touched on the fight against i-sis, promising he would defeat the islamic group as president. cruz is wrapping up his six day swing through the state. iowa, the senator kept quiet about trump. but he had plenty to say about the issues. some of his supporters say they're backing him because of his foundation in the constitution and religion. trump and cruz aren't the only republicans trying to win over iowa voters this weekend. rick santorum, john kasich, and ben carson are in the state today. the retired neurosurgeon is speaking at two churches in the metro. first, at corinithian baptist church in des moines at 8 this morning. then carson will make his way to berean assembly of god church in pleasant hill that's happening later this afternoon at 5- 30 the des moines public school

hundreds of new teachers... any of the upper elementary, 4th and 5th grade. i like the older kids, they are sassy and sweet. i have a heart for them about 75-percent of those who attended the district's annual career fair are recent college graduates. applicants had the chance to pre - register and apply for jobs. and once they arrived -- they went trough a brief interview process. the district plans to hire around 2 - hundred teachers for the upcoming school year. especially in the areas where they are consistently short staffed. - special education teachers are in short supply and thats true with des moines as well. we are also look especially for ell teachers something that has an english language and learner endorsement the district is also looking to hire more teachers of color. the process will begin in the next month or so. if you missed the career fair, you can still apply. you'll find the information on

many of us spent the night dreaming of all the ways we'd spend the record breaking powerball jackpot. this morning, that dream is still alive. no one won saturday's 900 million dollar jackpot. crowds lined up for the chance to win the largest prize in u-s history.. the odds of winning... one in 293 - million. at least one person came close. the iowa lottery says a ticket sold in the state matched the first five numbers and only missed the powerball to win 1 million dollars. and here are the winning numbers of that record powerball jackpot. 16, 19, 32, 34, 57...and the powerball number is 13. the next drawing could reach 1 point 3 billion dollars by wednesday. coming up next on today in iowa sunday... let your inner child come to life this as you walk into the fantasy world of

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good morning everyone. it's another great day to get out and enjoy des moines and the metro.

early. the des moines boat and sport show is going on at the fairgrounds from 11 to 4 p-m. shop through dozens of boats and outdoor gear. tickets for adults are 6 dollars and 95 cents and kids 11 to 16 get in for 3-50. it's free for kids 10 and under. discover a world of magical creatures. and follow the journey of peter, susan, edmund, and lucy in the land of narnia. the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe takes the des moines playhouse stage at 1 and 4 today. tickets start at 15 dollars. finally, cheer on the iowa wild as they take on the rockford ice hogs at wells fargo arena. the puck drops at 5 this afternoon. 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

ranging from -20 to -35 below this morning. a wind chill advisory remains in effect until 10 am. it will be sunny and cold throughout the day. temperatures with more clouds building in. monday will begin with temperatures in the mid-teens and mostly cloudy skies. we will have a brief warm up to the mid-20s as an alberta clipper passes through. it may even bring a few light snow showers monday evening. sadly, there will be another cold blast on tuesday with

all parents want to help their child succeed in school.. but that can be difficult if they have a learning or attention issue. coming up... the impact those disorders have in the classroom... and the free resource for parents to help understand their student's needs. coming up in sports...an in state showdown turns into a beat down.

"we want to make sure people understand what kind of signs they're looking at and advocate to make sure children are getting what they need." learning and attention issues can often go undiagnosed, leaving kids behind in school. a national group that's a little more than a year old kicked off a series of forums in des moines last

there and has more on what they want you to understand. parents and education experts gathered this morning at the science center of iowa for a forum focused on helping students with attention and learning issues succeed in school. "i have three kids, two of whom have learning and attention issues." "with the right support they're thriving, they're absolutely thriving and, for me, to have the support of something like understood has provided me with support that i can thrive as a parent too."an organization called understood hosted the understanding one in five forum, which featured opening remarks from governor branstad and a group of panelists. the group says statistics show one in five iowa students in pre-k through 12th grade struggle with learning and attention issues, including a-d-h-d and dyslexia. that can cause trouble with reading, writing, math social skills or a combination of those. understood formed in 2014 with

from 15 non profits to provide free resources for parents. "we have 2,000 pieces of content and they're personalized to the needs and attention of your kids. you enter, 'i have a kindergartner that has attention issues' and it personalized the site for you." "we know this is a complex journey and can be really daunting at times, so we want to walk hand and hand with parents through that journey."this is the first of four forums that will take place across the country in the coming weeks. the next is in new hampshire. in des moines, megan reuther, channel 13 news. the website with free resources for parents is understood dot org. we put a link to that on w-h-o t-v dot com. just look for the "on 13" tab. so far, the group says 9 million people have used it. coming up in sports... no magic for the cyclones at hilton. highlights and scores from

college basketball. fair to say both drake and uni were hoping for better starts to the season. panthers have some big wins, but also 7 losses. drake twice as many losses as wins. first of 2 meetings tonight in cedar falls. solid night shooting for matt bohannon -- drills a three in the early minutes panthers up 1 -- bohannon then shows he can take the ball to the rack as well going to the bucket -- uni leads 8-2 drake answers with cj rivers. left handed high off the glass. bulldogs down just 1. later its graham woodward, another strong take. drake down 15-11. but this was all uni. bohannon with another 3. he hit 5-treys finished with 21 points. this turned in to a first half rout. wes washpun with the steal -- showtime-- panthers roll 77, 44

winning at home is a must if iowa state wants to win the big 12. cyclones are nearly unbeatable in ames. the last 31 games at hilton coiliseum iowa state has 1 loss. that came last year against baylor. bears trying to pull another upset, only this time as an unranked team. isu ranked 13th. 1st half, on the run. monte morris to matt thomas, eassy layup. isu out to a 10-2 lead. 8 for thomas. later great ball movement, deonte burton rattles the rim. cyclones lead by 10, 14-4. but baylor hangs around, thanks to jonathan motley. motley carrying his crew with 27 points. more from above the rim. abdul nader. darth nader, 20 points.

leads 38-34 at the half. 2nd half they stretch it out. georges niang the nba 3. 22 for niang, lead up to 9. then morris the alley, nader another oop. cyclones lead by 11, 56-45. but the bears always have an answer. lester medford, 3 from the corner. baylor first lead 67-66. more from the little man on the break. and 1!!! he scores 16. baylor wins 94-89. its iowa state's first loss at home to an unranked team in almost 5 years. up next. iowa

tuesday at texas. 8pm tip from austin. iowa state women home taking on kansas. 1st q. up 5, lets make it 8. bridget carlton buries the 3. 11 for carlton. 19-11 isu. 3rd q, lead down to 1 they go inside to meredith burkhall, former roosevelt standout, battling, putback good and

start to stretch it out in the 3rd. kidd blaskowsky from downtown. 11 for kidd iowa state moves to 3 and 1 in the big 12, wins 65-49 over the jayhawks. wild at milwaukee. 2nd period. off the bad pass, kurtis gabriel lights the lamp. thats 4 wins in the last 5 games for iowa. wild win 4-1 over milwaukee the last time the chiefs won a playoff game bryan adams and ace of base were on top of the music charts. bill clinton was in his first term in office. 1994. afc wildcard. k-c taking on the texans. opening kickoff knile davis, 6 yards deep. finds a seam and he is gone!!! davis was 2 years old back in 1994. what a start. kansas city crushes houston 30-zip. for your sports on today in

marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long time. "one third of all of his missed votes in 2015 were missed before he announced he was running for president." over the last three years, marco rubio has missed more votes... than any other senator. washington politician marco rubio. doesn't show up for work, but wants a promotion? right to rise usa is responsible

sunday is beginning with clear skies and frigid conditions. temperatures are below zero with wind chills as low as -20 to -30. a wind chill advisory remains in effect through 10 am. skies will be sunny today and temperatures will reach the low teens this afternoon. wind chills will remain

recapping this mornings top stories... firefighters are still on the scene of a house fire that injured one of their own. west des moines firefighters received a call just after 3-30 this morning to report a fire at 6531 bradford drive. while one of the firefighters was trying to protect the gas line, a chunk of the house fell on him and he was

firefighters say the homeowner was not home at the time of the fire. the house is a total loss. we now know more details about the capture of the world's most wanted drug lord. jaoquin "el chapo" guzman's desire for fame may have led authorities to him. and as gabe gutierrez reports... he may be heading to the u-s. the most wanted drug lord in the world -- paraded in front of cameras --overnight... joaquin el chapo guzman -- once of the richest and most powerful men on the planet -- today is back where this saga started... the same mexican security prison he vanished from 6 months ago. the daring escape from a sophisticated tunnel was straight out a hollywood screen play but it was his own desire for the spotlight that may have led to his dramatic recapture. the mexican attorney general revealing that the drug kingpin was trying to make a movie about

producers and actors. at least one source says their movements were tracked... as authorities closed in on chapo last fall in his home state of sinaloa. there was a failed attempt to arrest him in october...but during an early morning raid friday in the town of los mochis -- a bloody shootout. five suspects killed. six arrested. a mexican marine injured. authorities seized an arsenal. guns... armored vehicles.. even grenade launchers. but the mexican navy says guzman and his henchman didn't go easily... escaping through the drainage system... coming out of the sewer and into waiting vehicles... before finally being arrested. guzman faces drug charges in six american states. today... a source within the mexican attorney general's office confirmed that it plans to fulfill a request from the u-s to extradite "el chapo" el chapo's extradition could take months, but it would be a major turning point for us-mexico relations. the last time guzman was captured back in 2014, the mexican government strongly refused to send him across the border. this time -- there

sharp reversal. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, almoloya de juarez, mexico. two young boys in massachusetts are recovering after falling into an icy pond. around 6-30 yesterday, police rescued a 12 year old and 9 year old boy who were playing on a frozen pond when the ice gave way. their three friends ran to get help and ended up stopping a car with two people inside. firefighters say one of boys wasn't breathing when he was pulled from the pond, but medics were able to revive him. parents of the boys who helped their friends say the two good samaritans saved a life. "it could have been my kid, or my nephews, but you know i'm thankful for what they did.i'm just praying that those two kids are okay" the two boys are expected to be okay.

southwest cape coral, florida saturday. the national weather service says the e-f2 tornado reached wind speeds of up to 135 miles injured three people and seven thousand power outages were reported during the peak of the storm. the local red cross set up a shelter a local high school for anyone who needs assistance. iowa may be used to the snow but it's not something most people in arizona are used to. ski resorts in tucson are reporting bases up to 32 inches. although the weather cleared up and showed off a spectacular view of all the snow that fell, roads leading up to the mountains are still dangerous. the sheriff's department is requiring vehicles to have chains or four wheel drive if attempting to cross the roads. the biggest lottery prize in this country's history is going to grow even bigger this week. no one

prize in saturday's drawing, which could lead to a new jackpot that's well over 1 billion dollars. kristen dahlgren has more on the powerball frenzy seen all around the country. they say all you need is two dollars and a dream.... we could buy a house in hawaii, a house in fl, az ...those dreams, are bigger than ever tonight :-all my family and friends are going to get taken care of. certain charities get taken care of. some gets invested and then i go on a one year vacation. by mid morning the jackpot had grown to 900 million dollars... billboards racing to keep up. lotto boy drumroll with the record prize comes record sales- almost 2 million an hour in new york... in this california store, home to 7 previous winners... people lined up for a chance to rub the lucky blue bird. in georgia lines were extra long thanks to their neighbors from alabama - one of just six states that doesn't participate in powerball everyone after what would be

if you laid out that many dollar bills in a straight line, it would circle the earth more than twice. of course, the odds are about as long as the lines but history is full of get rich quick dreams... forms of lotteries date back to julius caesar- the chinese used them to finance the great wall.... even our founding fathers relied on lotteries to buy cannons for the revolutionary war... what is it about the lottery and getting rich quick and the chance with this much money that has you so fascinated? for a small amount the payoff is unbelievable. why not? you got to be in it to win it right? tonight it seems everyone is in it... each with ideas of what they would do "i will donate money to my church"who they would share with... "don't tell my wife!" and what they would tell their bosses- like this government lawyer...

give it to somebody else that's a nice way of saying it. and here's another look at the winning numbers. they are...16, 19, 32, 34, 57...and the powerball number is 13. wednesday's drawing could reach 1 point 3 billion dollars. plans for superbowl 50 are well underway. that includes construction on venues related to hosting all the people and events in san francisco. city officials closed roads in the city's bustling financial district in order to construct "sky boxes" that will overlook the fan experience zone. long term closures of streets in the fan zone area are not expected to take place for another two weeks. super bowl 50 kicks off at 6-30 on

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the city of newton is getting closer to opening its first skating rink. and they hope this weekend's weather will help move along the process. crews filled the lining of the new skating rink in maytag park this week... it now needs to freeze... the parks department hopes to open in the next two weeks... but of course, mother nature has to

we are waking up to wind chills ranging from -20 to -35 below this morning. a wind chill advisory remains in effect until 10 am. it will be sunny and cold throughout the day. temperatures will start to rise overnight with more clouds building in. monday will begin with temperatures in the mid-teens and mostly cloudy skies. we will have a brief warm up to the mid-20s as an alberta clipper passes through. it may even bring a few light snow

monday evening. sadly, there will be another cold blast on tuesday with moderation to the 20s and 30s

a couple is recovering from a nearly fatal car accident... the accident itself is worth grabbing attention, but it's a moment in the hospital that's left people with the biggest impact. coming up next...see the photo

some pictures are worth much more than a thousand words. a photo of a young couple reconnecting after they were involved in a car crash in tennessee has gone viral. many strangers who have seen the picture reached out to the young man

conte has the story. as a graphic design student at lipscomb university arika stovall always hoped her work would get noticed. but this is something she never saw coming. the 21-year-old and her boyfriend hunter were on their way home on friday night. "it was new year's day"neither one remembers how it happened. hunter came to as his pickup truck was seconds away from slamming into this bridge support. "i don't know how we lived through that."the picture of hunter's mangled toyota tundra provides context to injuries on his face. he's at home recovering in florida. "i got a good gash across the forehead here."but it is a different moment entirely. however, it was a different moment captured inside arika's hospital stop sharing.

her and making sure she was ok before me, i didn't care what happened to me as long as she was all right."a caption not necessary, their looks, their eyes and their neck braces were enough. "anyone who looks at that photo can tell something happened and both were making sure we were ok."so far, the picture has made it's way around the world. neither of the two quite understands how... but messages they've received from pure strangers shows why. "i mean, we've gotten hundreds of messages just telling us that our story brought them out of a dark place in their life and changed their life and it changed their life."a life changing moment that apparently has changed lives and not just theirs. "i'm just happy that so many people have been touched by it." at last check, the photo had over 77 thousand shares on facebook. still ahead on today in iowa sunday... wounded military warriors in florida made some new friends this week. we'll show you the sea creatures they met who provided much more than just a pit stop on their cycling

(phone ringing) (phone ringing) you can't deal with something by ignoring it . but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard and pay into it, so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates!

thirty-eight wounded military personnel involved in a cycling event in the florida keys made a fun pit stop while they were there. they got to swim with dolphins! the dolphins performed flips and even pulled some of the soldiers around the bay. an active-duty army specialist... who lost her left leg... talked about the lasting impact of the interaction with the dolphins noting the animals' remarkable perception of injuries as well as their ability to

still ahead on today in iowa sunday. a morning house fire left the home in pieces and sent one person to the hospital.

iowans lined up for the luck of the draw... but the record breaking powerball jackpot is still up for grabs. what the cash prize will grow to

winners. a bitter cold fight.. west des moines crews battle an early morning house fire and mother nature. how one of their own was hurt on the job and the fiery and icy mess left behind. sunday is beginning with clear skies and frigid conditions. temperatures are below zero with wind chills as low as -20 to -30. a wind chill advisory remains in effect through 10 am. skies will be sunny today and temperatures will reach the low teens this

remain below zero. west des moines firefighters are on scene of a house fire that injured below zero. west des moines firefighters are on scene of a house fire that injured one of their own. neighbors called 911 just after

drive. when crews got there, they say flames had fully engulfed the two story house. the city's fire marshall says with the frigid temperatures and strong winds, the fire spread quickly which made it difficult to contain. while trying to protect the gas line, a chunk of the home fell on top of one of the firefighters and medics had to rush him to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. during the operation, a firefighter was on the outside of the building, the structure started collapsing an outside wall fell and hit him. don't have a condition he was talking when thy took him the hospital. firefighters say the homeowner was not home at the time of the fire. the house is a total loss. with just three weeks to the finish line... it's a sprint between the candidates to the first in the nation caucuses. iowa voters pressed senator bernie sanders and former governor martin o'malley on issues at the "putting families first" forum in des moines. but as channel 13's

reports... the candidate who was not there raised the most questions.. three weeks, a ticking clock, and two trailing democratic candidates hoping to squeeze out every last vote they can. 15:04:29 "to that immigrant-bashing, carnival barker, donald trump, that our enduring symbol of the united states is not the barbed wire fence. it's the statue of liberty." - martin o'malley "nobody has ever asked me about my birth certificate - maybe it has to do with the color of my skin? . - bernie sanders both bernie sanders and martin o'malley sought to at least sound like front-runners, lobbing attacks at donald trump left and right. hillary clinton's name came up more than once, too - but not by the candidates. 16:53:52 "actually it was very organic. i think people looked at the program, and saw that she had not committed, and that's very disappointing, when you have the other two democratic candidates that are here and willing to talk to people. and i think

people that were here. and i think latinos know that, and i think latinos know whose in their corner, and we'll see that on caucus day." - madeline cano - latino iowan the latino vote a coveted prize... immigration reform a hot issue during saturday's forum. 16:04:01 "as soon as i can, we will provide legal protection to 11 million undocumented people in this country." - sanders 15:00:33 "we need to stop these mindless deportation policies that are ripping families apart." - o'malley many voters today say they came and went with their minds made up. 16:44:30 "yeah, but i really did like martin o'malley. i have nothing to say detrimental about martin o'malley - he's very good." - barbara kalbach - bernie sanders supporter some saying the only loser today was hillary clinton. 16:46:03 "where these people are activists, they're going to vote. they're going to be out in their communities, they're going to caucus. and i think it's a mistake, not to show, if she is a stronger candidate, not to show that to a public like this." - barbara kalbach - bernie sanders supporter

both o'malley and sanders convincing iowa caucus-goers they deserve some attention, three weeks out. in des moines, reid chandler, channel 13 news." - reid chandler all three democratic candidates will speak at the iowa black and brown forum tomorrow night. the minority-focused forum is taking place at drake university starting at seven. the lowest-polling democratic candidate is doing all he can to make it to the first debate of the new year. candidates must reach five-percent either nationally or in iowa, new hampshire, or south carolina.. martin o'malley only has that support in iowa the next debate is set for charleston, south carolina on january 17 - th. the man leading the g-o-p is taking aim at one of his rivals. donald trump told iowans ted cruz is not a natural born citizen. "because you cannot put somebody there, folks, that's going to go in and he's immediately sued by the democrats because they're saying he was born in canada, he's not allowed to run for president. and if

and don't forget these lawsuits, who knows more about lawsuits than i do? i'm the king. i'm the king. these lawsuits take two or three or four years. so you can't have somebody running, you cannot have somebody running and have a lawsuit and people have already said they're going to bring the lawsuit. they said, he gets the nomination they're bringing a lawsuit as to natural born citizenship. trump fired up supporters at a rally in ottumwa saturday. he went on to say he didn't understand how he tied in some polls with cruz and made several jabs at jeb bush. trump also touched on the fight against i-sis, promising he would defeat the islamic group as president. cruz is wrapping up his six day swing through the state. while making stops in eastern iowa, the senator kept quiet about trump. but he had plenty to say about the issues. some of his supporters say they're backing him because of his foundation in the constitution and religion. trump and cruz aren't the only republicans trying to win over iowa voters this weekend. rick

carson are in the state today. the retired neurosurgeon is speaking at two churches in the metro. first, at corinithian baptist church in des moines at 8 this morning. then carson will make his way to berean assembly of god church in pleasant hill that's happening later this afternoon at 5- 30 the des moines public school district spent the day looking for hundreds of new teachers... any of the upper elementary, 4th and 5th grade. i like the older kids, they are sassy and sweet. i have a heart for them about 75-percent of those who attended the district's annual career fair are recent college graduates. applicants had the chance to pre - register and apply for jobs. and once they arrived -- they went trough a brief interview process. the district plans to hire around 2 - hundred teachers for the upcoming school year. if you missed the career fair, you can still apply.

w- h-o tv dot com. many of us spent the night dreaming of all the ways we'd spend the record breaking powerball jackpot. this morning, that dream is still alive. no one won saturday's 900 million dollar jackpot. crowds lined up for the chance to win the largest prize in u-s history.. the odds of winning... one in 293 - million. at least one person came close. the iowa lottery says a ticket sold in the state matched the first five numbers and only missed the powerball to win 1 million dollars. and here are the winning numbers of that record powerball jackpot. 16, 19, 32, 34, 57...and the powerball number is 13. the next drawing could reach 1 point 3 billion dollars by

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 tt 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, you should not live in poverty.

the city of newton is getting closer to opening its first skating rink. and they hope this weekend's weather will help move along the process. crews filled the lining of the new skating rink in maytag park this week... it now needs to freeze... the parks department hopes to open in the next two weeks... but of course, mother nature has to lead the way... we are waking up to wind chills ranging from -20 to -35 below this morning. a wind chill advisory remains in effect until 10 am. it will be sunny and cold throughout the day. temperatures will start to rise overnight

clouds building in. monday will begin with temperatures in the mid-teens and mostly cloudy skies. we will have a brief warm up to the mid-20s as an alberta clipper passes through. it may even bring a few light snow showers monday evening. sadly, there will be another cold blast on tuesday with moderation to the 20s and 30s

still ahead on today in iowa sunday... a state showdown ends in a beatdown.

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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, you should not live in poverty.

fair to say both drake and uni were hoping for better starts to the season. panthers have some big wins, but also 7 losses. drake twice as many losses as wins. first of 2 meetings tonight in cedar falls. solid night shooting for matt bohannon -- drills a three in the early minutes panthers up 1 -- bohannon then shows he can take the ball to the rack as well going to the bucket -- uni leads 8-2 drake answers with cj rivers. left handed high off the glass. bulldogs down just 1. later its graham woodward, another strong take. drake down 15-11. but this was all uni. bohannon with another 3. he hit 5-treys finished with 21 points.

rout. wes washpun with the steal -- showtime-- panthers roll 77, 44 -- winning at home is a must if iowa state wants to win the big 12. cyclones are nearly unbeatable in ames. the last 31 games at hilton coiliseum iowa state has 1 loss. that came last year against baylor. brs tring topul anher upset,nlythisime as a unankd te. isu ranked 13th. 1st half, on the run. monte morris to matt thomas, eassy layup. isu out to a 10-2 lead. 8 for thomas. later great ball movement, deonte burton rattles the rim. cyclones lead by 10, 14-4. but baylor hangs around, thanks to jonathan motley. motley carrying his crew with 27 points. more from above the rim. abdul nader. darth nader, 20 points. iowa state leads 38-34 at the half. 2nd half they stretch it out.

niang, lead up to 9. then rris the lley, nade anotr op. cylones lead , 545. b the ears alays have answer. leser edord, 3 from e rner. baor first lead 67-66. more from the little man on the break. and 1!!! he scores 16. baylor wins 94-89. its iowa state's first loss at home to an unranked team in almost 5 years. up next. iowa state hits the road next tuesday at texas. 8pm tip from

kansas. 1st q. up 5, lets make it 8. bridget carlton buries the 3. 11 for carlton. 19-11 isu. 3rd q, lead down to 1 they go inside to meredith burkhall, former

the foul. cyclones up 3. they start to stretch it out in the 3rd. kidd blaskowsky from downtown. 11 for kidd iowa state moves to 3 and 1 in the big 12, wins 65-49 over the jayhawks. wild at milwaukee. 2nd period. off the bad pass, kurtis gabriel lights the lamp. thats 4 wins in the last 5 games for iowa. wild win 4-1 over milwaukee the last time the chiefs won a playoff game bryan adams and ace of base were on top of the music charts. bill clinton was in his first term in office. 1994. afc wildcard. k-c taking on the texans. opening kickoff knile davis, 6 yards deep. finds a seam and he is gone!!! davis was 2 years old

what a start. kansas city crushes houston 30-zip. for your sports on today in iowa, i'm john sears.

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it's a big week in the n-f-l, but while teams some teams look to move on, what's bugging andy focuses on a team that's moving out. that's sunday night recapping this mornings top stories... firefighters are still on the injured one of their own. west des moines firefighters received a call just after 3-30 this morning to report a fire at 6531 bradford drive. while one of the firefighters was trying to protect the gas line, a chunk of the house fell on him and he was rushed to the hospital but he's expected to survive. firefighters say the homeowner was not home at the time of the fire. the house is a total loss.

republican presidential candidate john kasich hasn't spent nearly as much time in iowa as some challengers. but he joins us and tells us a idea he thinks democrats would agree with when it comes to tacking the national debt. plus, two civil rights leaders have a challenge for the democrats coming to a high profile event in des

you meant good morning. inside this morning, john kasich. we will challenge him and find out how he handles manned plus democratic night, the leaders of the prominent des moines forum will join us form will join us on what candidates should be talking about when it comes to the future of people of color and in quick picks we pics we

surprise us over these next three weeks. let's begin with john kasich. ohio's former governor seems to be on a new hampshire or bust strategy in the campaign for president but he does top in iowa from time to time. he tries to educate us on his ideas and i asked him how he plans to educate our kids in a more affordable ways way so they do not end up with all of that debt. >> we've been hearing a lot of talk in the debates and elsewhere on education. so when the democrats what can you --dash you did not grow up her a rich kid. what can you offer as a republican to help families think it can be a little easier to pay for college? >> i think number one you must be able to get college credit

you ought to be able to get remediation. in other words, you graduate from high school and go to college you have to take remedial courses which cost a fortune so we would like kids in high school to be able to remediate online. in addition to that, we want to be sure if you go to community college it could be as much as half the price of a four-year school. you should be able to go two years and i actually support three years and finisher last year at the four-year school. it would cut her costs enormously, in half or more. if you are in high school you take college credit courses you get remediated right away then you go to community college and finisher fourth year at the university. talk about a lower price tag. >> we seem to have that in this state with the state with our advanced placement where kids can get college credit. >> that's good. do all you can and when it comes to community college you need to make sure that all the credit

college is transferred to four-year school. so if you go to amend to college for two years you cut your expensive half. he went three years you cut it even more than half but we need to make sure the four-year schools accept that. we need to get to the cost drivers of these universities. when you look at administrative costs, they have skyrocketed in our universities and they don't control that. there are so many costs that need to be controlled so colleges can remain affordable. and you mark my words of the doesn't start happening whether i'm president or not, people are going to start getting their education online. let me give you an example. i hire young people to work in the administration that i have more on my campaign. i really don't care if they went to school. it doesn't matter to me. as long as they know first of all i don't care whether they went to harvard or whether they went to iowa state. they got their degree, they are

sometimes kids stick kids pick schools based on brands and their parents are paying for that brand right? >> one thing that strikes me about the cycle that is different for man from them the last one, it feels like you have so many more people who are mad this time. >> they are mad. >> and trumpet and crews have done well here by harnessing the mad people and harnessing that energy. can you do that or is that even something you want to do? >> people are angry because they think the system is a rip off ripoff. the rich and powerful lobbyists get all the say and i got back from me. i don't care what they say. i take their opinions, but at the end of the day it is my job to speak up for people who no one speaks up for an fat is what i have done all of my career. people who think oh he's just another politician, check my record. check the fights i've been in and the successes success is ipad and then you will see. most people want to run away

i want people to closely examine my record whether it is reforming the pentagon are taking on the oil and gas industry it doesn't matter. i'm going to stick with the people i grew up with. >> our next challenge for governor kasich's is the $19,000,000,000,000.01. you've upgraded all your old technology... so what about this? it's time to get into the new with ford come and get it if you really want it... new is ecoboost technology. new is a foot-activated liftgate. new is tougher, stronger and lighter. new is ford. america's best-selling brand. now get into a new focus, fusion, or escape with 0% financing for 60 months plus $2,000 dollars trade-assist cash.

john kasich was try to turn on the charm as he watched him work the room and valley junction this we thought out about 100 or 125 before so in a west des moines coffee shop. charming room full of potential supporters is one thing but i wanted to see how he plans to went win over democrats which would almost surely be necessary if he really wants to accomplish anything if he gets the job in the white house so i asked him for an idea of the dem but i guess get democrats idea the democrats would go for when it comes to bringing down the $19 trillion federal debt to get i think people get blown away with the debt when it is such a staggering number.

something you can offer that is pretty basic here that you think your point you're going to throw out there and your site will go forward and democrats will force even if it is just a small chunk, something we can see as progress. >> i've done this before in working with the and working with the democrats. we've got republicans who say i can't get anything done because they thought he thought the democratic legislature but i did i did though she did something with the democratic association get it done. i think the plan i have is very reasonable and i think we can get it done. it is all about certainty and uncertainty. if the people are uncertain about this debt or unbalancing budgets and we have a rocky bays, then businesspeople will business people will not invest and the most important thing we can do is create an atmosphere of job creation in the country. everyone is worried about protecting the homeland which is

spoke with someone from iowa iowa was that his father is a hog farmer i can tell you every morning when he wakes up he's worried about the prices of fox so economics are so critical. we can get a rough half to a balanced budget and provide certainty. there is going to be more jobs and that's what we want in this country to give what is one thing the other side would go for the physically see some progress? >> i think they can go for a reduction in the corporate tax rate. there is no one in america but doesn't think the corporate tax rates are too high. >> you think democrats would go for that also? yes. i think the plan i have freeze domestic discretionary defense reasonable taxes for individuals. this plan exists. am i going to get all of the democrats? of course not. but he only need a few. you need some bipartisanship. remember when raking came of the tax cut plan? there were like the blue dogs

that voted with reagan to form a coalition with republicans to get get bipartisan support. there's enough democrats worried about job creation and debt. there they're worried about this stuff but i don't demonize them. i am not in the business of really going out there and probably means them that calling names and that kind of stuff. it would get a lot of good attention if i did but i want to behave in a way that if i become president i can get something done michael brown, black matters, those of the nephew of the high high-profile flashpoints in our country's racial tensions recently. when we come back we will talk

tomorrow night at the po 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,

ensure equal pay for women. the middle class will continue to disappear unless we level the playing field. with your help, as president, we will. human know you met them in order to form a iowa was from and what started in 1984 the wishes that

speak focus on ideas to help people of color thrive in the future. small knife tomorrow night that for most form will focus on all three major dem candidates. taking questions about economic immigration health care in the "-right-double-quote bringing the leases and was bringing the leaders of this form. there are two of the original leases going back to 1984. this is a prominent voice of one civil rights leader. thank you for being with us and you recognize the man to manager provided, former des moines state representative in and executive director of the nonprofit organization fervent dream played a little football back in the day and probably still. it's good to see you. mary lets start with you. we want to talk about this form. what are the candidates not talk about enough in talking about enough in your mind. >> the fact that we need to not only look how we can help all of

people, but the fact that we can guarantee it will be educational educationally ready, professionally ready to wire those duties if they had for those politicians that will represent them and bring their ideas to the table. and recent color and creed, we please so much on that but we need to know that we're all human if there is no color involved. we are all human beings with the same needs. i also think we need not to be afraid to speak and use those constitutional rights that we have. a lot of us from other countries are not fully aware of what our constitution guarantees us. that is why some of us come to this country looking for a better life. >>'s note that, we are in the middle of such a spirited and passionate and emotional debate on immigration right now. >> yes if you how you how to set --dash that seems to hang over

when we talk about racial opportunities and racial equality. >> stop to think about stopped to think about it. they have been talking about it for years and have not done anything. they have brought it up. they're going to a voice vote. the vote doesn't come through and it comes back. i cannot think that this country would actually save say we're going to send 15 million children back to a country that they don't even know anything about you they've been here from the beginning whether they were born in des moines they into point they have a right. i can't fathom at all that our nation is great and brand as it is not undertake such a humanitarian project as that began know we have talked to to numerous times over the years and one thing i feel like candidates that are looking at our communities bring right now that is different is there seems to me to be an addition additional level of tension out there, and you know we saw some really, really high high-profile

police police officer and an african-american person was shot to death by that piece police officer. that happened in numerous cases of cross country and you see this will block life matter the small black life matter movement across the country. how do we challenge presidential candidates are must figure out how to defuse this tension so we can move on with. >> taking it back effect what mary was it back to what mary was talking about. we have to recognize the issue. we also treated the same purity of the issue of race. into america's we don't want to do with the issue deal with the issue of race. i think as long as a democrat demographics keep changing this is a multi- wife community. it is not mostly white anymore. in the school system and everything has changed. you come into the demographic change and forgive changes to give people of color and people of different cultures. until we come to the table tension is going to be their software there if not want to change.

what's your biggest challenge? >> i thought i taught my son many years of the police ever approach you how to respond and how to put your hands up against the wall. i was forced to my son the same thing right now would be don't say nothing, put your hands down is going to awful because a lot of people get killed so that the whole different dynamic cpu would tell if your son your son does anything. >> i would say don't say anything. it's a whole different world and for baby boomer like me, we were trained what to tell our kids. now people say what what what's on my black child now not with now? they're getting killed anyway. this is a different world. i've never seen a world like this. >> do you think it's worse than it was in the sixties? it was as tense as 10 says anything back then then obviously. are you saying it would be worse now? >> when the young people talk to me, they they're saying it's they are saying it's worse now.

the world with kids tell me i'm scared to walk across the street in in des moines in certain neighborhoods. what do we do to deal with public safety? we've got to challenge that. >> mary, what do you make of this? how do we defuse some of the tension? >> i believe that first of all in our culture they're coming from countries where the police have actually been the terrorists and they shove them against the wall and everything so they already have a fear so they don't know that we what side of the sidewalk to walk on and how they should act, but i tell them also all so that they have these rights. almost everyone has a little paper of the rights for them in protection and what they should do if they could stop by a policeman. i agree with wayne if they do give their name and address fans tried to be what shall i say, act as their expected to act live alone that they don't know

problems because they're not able to be bilingual and speak english and comprehend effectively so i would ask them to be very cautious when there stopped by the police and try to do the best they can. try to identify that person. know what your badge number and who was that even wasn't even if nothing else they can just say in their minds and there is something that we need to look into then we should be willing to look into that if you are you going to push them tomorrow night on criminal justice reform? i feel like both parties of talking about that more both on the statewide level and the federal level than we have seen in the last couple of years. >> i think public safety is the number one issue in our country. my first thing on capitol hill is mother goose is dead. mother goose has died. until we recognize the public safety's number one in and we've got to make sure all communities of faith whether it's in west

neighborhood or whether it's downtown, no one is getting away from this. public safety is the issue and that's what i'm pushing for. >> mary how will you push on howell you push on education? i believe for a lot of people that is the bedrock and and foundation of your future is a strong education. how do you push candidates to stand opportunities educationally? and i think they should talk to my grandchildren because when i congratulated congratulate us and told them how happy i am therefore not college and my grandson finished college and everyone is working on college, grandma, on view the reason for the whole thing, all you ever talked about with education because i was never given the opportunity to go to college. i work for one wonderful man worked for wonderful man for 27 years and worked for senator tom harkin. i've met some wonderful people that helped me, but education is very paramount to our future. my parents for were migrant workers. we did not have to work as hard

that work that hard either. what they need to do is prepare themselves to be a rational person or fireman or a policeman , to have a future that the future a future that they can look back and say i did do something. that is why education is so important and possibly more important to be up to speak more able to speak more than one language. more languages you can speak, better off you will be. >> representative with the we have 30 seconds left. if give these presidential candidates to challenge when it comes to education. >> to make sure that if we go hours is a great state. with the picture a picture of a small school and we pride ourselves. let's go back and make education very important. let's take each single child and make sure he and she is important began to make it available for all of us. >> these candidates better be ready tomorrow night because i

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you have of a blood cancer. we now know that tom latham's is one of those people. he served 20 years in congress on the island's island's behalf. he stayed consistent as i iowa's congressional district boundaries have all a place so he represented the third, fourth and fifth districts over his career before he retired last year. she told us this past week that he has lymphoma. the leukemia lymphoma society estimates there are 162,019 others in our country like latham that you then give that means every year. they've also found out that they have blood cancer may be lymphoma, myeloma or leukemia. in his post rational your family plan to enjoy a comfortable retirement and make him it up to his wife kathy for all the time he spent away those years working in dc and you want to take in some sun, both in a lot of time is granted.

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human time for my insiders quick fix or stuff, question one. how will one is the final few weeks as republican front-runner in iowa but when you grow up in huckabee and process form forces force is ongoing and type this right now. that is a lot to take but it would be a defining moment for ted cruz. he will likely do find that we will see how he fared the next few weeks. question number two, chris christie really bbs my on caucus night? he has a lot of friends that people behind him but does to see actually have a lot of support behind him was forces and national media creation by thinking he has a chance to surprise us.

the end of the road for huckabee paulson fiorina carson is each use person is each use of february 1st prize. question number four, what about the number 15? as we know, democrats need 15 percent support to be considered viable the individual caucus precincts. martin o'malley fails to give get that in a lot of places in his supporters to become supervalu valuable when to clinton when demand standards as second choice words. question five, iowa's republican chair jeff kaufman surprise me think he would probably pass passes record 120,000 office night this time i figured you would do a lot higher than that is tension in the field of 12 and includes donald trump. how that all brings us to the race. 120,000 would still only be about half what the obama clinton and edwards in and the rest turned off the democrats back in 2008. you would think they would be able to do better than that. finally, governor branstad wants

the future potential penny sales tax earning so that some of the money go instead to water quality. from almost everybody i talked to, that idea is drowning in skepticism that lawmakers would actually go for this this next legislative session that begins tomorrow. things are being with us on the

it a busy week ahead in the will political gravity and every prediction of his imminent collapse. >> and who's going pay for the wall? >> and he now says he's in this race for long run. >> i'm not leaving. >> going straight to the white house? >> going all the way. >> and he's ready to use bill clinton's personal past as a weapon. >> i don't want to say it's a threat, but it's a threat.

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