miss tyour forecast first." brad/wx wall weather adlib: today was a pretty typical fall day with some morning sunshine and afternoon clouds rolling into the picture. we will keep the clouds around tonight, but will likely have some showers rolling in from the south by morning. a large system coming from the gulf of mexico will pull some rain up into iowa for tuesday with the heaviest amounts expected over the eastern half of the state where more than 1" could fall before ending late tuesday night. temperatures were a little above average today, but we are going to be cooler the rest of the week with highs only in the 50s through friday. wednesday will be our chilliest day with a strong nw wind helping to put a little bite in the air! by friday we are looking at another chance for rain, which is not good news for beggar's night participants. however, it does look like the rain will be moving out saturday morning for a dry halloween night. then sunday is looking like another beauty like what we had yesterday! jack: also coming up, big mistakes by the fbi. and now, iowa's

governor is creating a whole and now, iowa's governor is creating a whole new division of state government just to deal with it. stephanie: and, you'll continue to see food trucks on the streets of downtown...for now. the city council decided to extend the program, see how long this will last. jack: and -- who wouldn't want 14 million dollars? tonight, we'll take you inside the lottery to find out how the numbers were manipulated by eddie tipton. and what it means for lottery players now. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" stephanie: for the first time since the multi million dollar scam that fascinated iowans, local 5 news tonight takes you inside the lottery to show what's changed since the biggest scandal to ever rock the lottery. stephanie: good evening... i'm stephanie angleson. jack: and i'm jack miller. eddie tipton is a name not may peopleknew until he was caught rigging the lottery system to collect the jackpot. jack/lam: he was an ordinary guy with a very sensitive job -- protecting the integrity of the lottery. instead, he made a serious play to steal 14 million dollars. in the end, it didn't work.

tonight... i show you why lottery leaders say from day one, he was going to be caught. and i'll help you decide how you feel about the drawing, before you buy your next ticket. nats -- "it's time for your powerball drawing!" (from oct. 21 drawing) lights, camera, action and -- the most important part -- hundreds of millions of dollars. (nats) it's what keeps so many americans buying tickets week after week. the dream of instant financial freedom. that dream was shared by this man, eddie tipton. the problem is, tipton worked for the multi state lottery association. it runs many drawings nationwide, including the grandaddy of them all -- powerball. (nats of powerball drawing) but behind the action, tipton worked as a security director for the organization, and is known to most iowans through this video. that's him buying a winning 14 million dollar hot lotto ticket at a des moines quik trip in 2010. he already knew the ticket was a winner because he'd already hacked his company's computers. clip 2155 36:55 well this, hands down, was a breach of trust. 36:57 it was an employee who was hired by a vendor organization who took advantage of a secure key that he had to try to

perpetrate fraud on the iowa lottery. 37:06 as ceo of the iowa lottery, terry rich's priority is to hold up the integrity of the games in the wake of the tipton case. he makes it clear that tipton was not an iowa lottery employee but rather a vendor. and -- 36:14 it's important to note that in iowa, we never paid. we knew it was a mystery from the beginning, and we never paid. the iowa lottery is who it pays.. like these legitimate winners. tipton's mistake. he tried to get a friend and then an investment firm to collect the winnings. but that wasn't flying at the iowa lottery. clip 2162 49:31 part of our process is to make sure the person coming in to claim the prize is the person who bought the ticket to begin with. 49:36 that custody of the product. 49:39 as v.p. of system operations, hale strasser knows the lottery is a huge target. there's just too much money involved for scammers to ever go away. he says security evolves every day, because the bad guys keep trying different methods. 43:46 you can never rest on your laurels and go 'hey, we're secure. we're good to

go. firewall's patched, we're done' and put your feet up. you cannot do that. 43:53 even if eddie tipton's overall strategy of winning millions failed, his tactic of manipulating the numbers at the multi state lottery association worked. (nats of jack) local 5 was given exclusive access to its facility in urbandale. it's understated by design. this acronym is the only signage anywhere. once inside, we were led to the place where the action happens, where lottery numbers for dozens of states are drawn. it's surprisingly simple. a small plexiglass enclosed booth where three people systematically produce numbers for a nation of lottery hopefuls. clip 7870 48:16 most lottery numbers are drawn by computers. random number generators, or rngs as they're called. you might not believe it, but these two ordinary looking little black boxes right here are the rngs that draw many of the winning lottery numbers across the u.s. 48:33

tipton manipulated have been replaced, as have some security procedures. there are a lot more cameras and than before, double locks and computer chip encoded zip ties on all equipment. (clip7848 locks and zip ties) every process is cross checked by more than one person. 20:41 each of us have a unique 6 digit code to get inside this room, and there are only four of us that have that. 20:47 the computers in here are not connected to any network. they can't be accessed remotely. it's the ultimate firewall to outside influence. but eddie tipton was on the inside. and it was nearly a year before the manipulation of the rng was ever found. that only happened after his clumsy attempts to claim the money. eddie tipton was a first rate geek, but a very poor criminal. 38:48 you know, a lot of observers have said that if he just didn't try to claim it himself, he might have gotten away with that. is that true or not true? throughout this case there's been a lot of speculation. and i learned very early on

that if i speculated on what might happen publicly, i was wrong. and so we try to only deal with facts." 39:11 they're focusing on how tipton was caught, and on the future. because lottery leaders know, now more than ever, they have to prove their security to customers every day. 34:38 it's an optional purchase, they don't have to buy one. they have to think that it's fair, that it's secure and that they can win. 34:44 jack: and the charges against eddie tipton keep piling up. already convicted of fraud in the iowa

charged earlier this month with ongoing criminal conduct. that's after it was discovered two people he knows actually cashed out lottery wins in wisconsin and colorado over the past few years. despite two fraud convictions already, tonight tipton is out on bond. we'll keep you posted on what happens to him. stephanie/ram: des moines food trucks are here to stay ... for now. their pilot program was set to expire this week ... but city council members say it's too popular to vote against. local five's kattey ortiz was at the meeting tonight ... she joins us now with more. kattey/bam: central iowans really love the food truck industry. it really took off when the program first began back in april. and city council is definitely taking notice. food trucks have taken over des moines for the past six months, with thousands of people attending the two festivals dedicated to the mobile vendors. "people have really taken to our food and the menu so far and they seem to enjoy it. they're excited and we're excited." at tonight's city council meeting ... council members voted to extend the program for another three months.

"if we don't take this action the program ceases at the end of this month, which i think is problematic because it's such a popular program." the food truck association will have the chance to iron out the wrinkles in the program next month and talk about what worked versus what didn't. "the intent then is for all of the stakeholders to come together and allow them to have input so it'll come back to us then for final approval." the pilot served it's purpose -- it's trial and error for the food trucks. but there's a few things food truck owners hope will change if this business model becomes permanent. "we're kinda hoping they adopt a model from a larger city kattey/bam: city council will review the final ordinance in january for the food truck program ... that could allow them to stay for good. in the studio kattey ortiz

local five news we are iowa. jack/ots: fixing mistakes made by the fbi. in april, fbi agents admitted to flawed procedures when examining hair and dna in crimes. so far, it's affected nearly 300 cases from 1980 to 2000. now, in hopes to potentially correct the issue, governor terry branstad and the state's public defender created a "wrongful conviction division." the division leader will be sifting through nearly 100 cases turned over by iowa's division of criminal investigation. " folks in the past used science was thought to be good sceince, but now we know more, it wasnt good science/"go through those one by one, where those may have a potential error, we'll be contacting those inmates in prison" jack: they'll be looking for errors and in turn, pursue legal action if someone was wrongly convicted of a crime they did not commit.

stephanie: new at ten, a boil advisory for tonight. stephanie: it comes after break you see here. a contractor working on the new water treatment plant hit the main this afternoon. nearly 250 customers were affected. if you're seeing rusty water or excess air from the faucet, you're advised to boil water before use until the water is clear. stephanie: a u.s. navy recruitment center was the target of a shooting in eastern iowa today. officers were called to the center in davenport, but they found the shooter at a doctor's office in bettendorf just a few minutes away. police say he shot himself. there were no injuries were reported at the rectuiting center. stephanie: the death of a woman in ackley is still a mystery to franklin county investigators. she was found in her home yesterday afternoon by her husband. so far he is cooperating with the investigation, and they are not calling her death a homicide. toxicology tests are pending. stephanie: and tonight, we've learned the name of the victim in this weekend's homicide in benton county. 25-year-old sabrina hustad was found inside

the home of 31- year-old david miller. miller was arrested yesterday during an investigation into a car theft. jack: coming up on local 5 news at 10... presidential candidates are asking for secret service protection. find out why the status of some candidates is changing -- in your local election headquarters. then -- "we had to make a change at offensive coordinator." stephanie: isu football coach paul rhoads makes a major change to his staff. hear why mark mangino, is out! brad: toss)) monday on good morning iowa... life and home life, between your work life and home life, things can get stressful. we'll share some ways to bust that stress! your full forecast for halloween week. ((wx ad-lib)) that's monday on the all-new good morning iowa!

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angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." jack: hurricane patricia left a mess in texas. she made landfall friday night. but as the storm decreased it made it's way toward texas. the lone star state was already dealing with flooding issues. the extra rain just made a muddy mess. stephanie: and brad, we'll be seeing some stephanie: and brad, we'll be seeing some rain in our forecast this week right? brad

brad: weather adlib: today was a pretty typical fall day with some morning sunshine and afternoon clouds rolling into the picture. we will keep the clouds around tonight, but will likely have some showers rolling in from the south by morning. a large system coming from the gulf of mexico will pull some rain up into iowa for tuesday with the heaviest amounts expected over the eastern half of the state where more than 1" could fall before ending late tuesday night. temperatures were a little above average today, but we are going to be cooler the rest of the week with highs only in the 50s through friday. wednesday will be our chilliest day with a strong nw wind helping to put a little bite in the air! by friday we are looking at another chance for rain, which is not good news for beggar's night participants.

morning for a dry halloween night. then sunday is looking like another beauty like what we had yesterday! brad stephanie: jack: jack: coming up, an important loan

students is no longer available. see why universities might be paying instead. stephanie: but next, he hasn't been elected as president yet, see why republican hopeful ben carson is requesting secrect service. "your watching local 5

weareiowa.com " stephanie: the more popular you are, the bigger target you have on your back. welcome back, in your local election headquarters--t hat's the lesson republican presdiential candidate ben carson has

learned. stephanie: and that's why he's reqesting secret service protection. his iowa campaign staff says his events in this state have been very friendly, but that hasn't been the case everywhere. carson has recieved threats. his team decided it was time to call in some reiforcements. ryan 2:25 you have to have credible threats an dyou have to be in a position where you have a chance to be the next presdient of the unites states. both of those have happened. stephanie: carson meets the secret services requirements to apply for security detail. the secret service foots the bill... basically taxpayers. the secret service has a budget for this, they expect that certain presidential candidates will ask for security. stephanie: the latest monmouth university poll here in iowa gives carson a 14 percentage point lead over donald trump in the republican presidential race. that's the third iowa poll showing carson ahead of trump in the last week. these numbers have trump in denial. we're winning all of these polls he had one

better poll in iowa but but i don't believe those polls actually because i see the response to the people from iowa but, and i'm gonna be there in two days but we're doing really well it's been great. he's a nice guy but he's never going to be able to make deals with china, believe me, he's never going to be able to make deals with japan." stephanie: and the polls aren't the only places that trump is loosing traction. stephanie: trump is using a sioux city gym as a capaign stop tomorrow, but a former student isn't happy about it. francisco valadez calls trump "a bully," and says trump is threatening the latino community. valadez helped start a petition calling for trump to hold his rally elsewhere. the petition has more than one- thousand signatures so far. jack: a national financial aid program is gone -- the perkins loan program. so now schools and students who rely on that money are searching elsewhere. briar cliff university, in western iowa, says that money was key to helping students achieve their goals. so they're taking a step to help them out. "especially our students with a lower

income level that really depend on the perkins program, we are going to, as a university step up and fill that gap ourselves," said shelby reed, director of financial aid. jack: the need-based federal perkins loan program ended on september 30th of this year. stephanie: it was out with the old and in with the new in ames today... jordan: two times you could say that. one came as a total surprise, the other was kind of expected coming up on local 5 sports, paul rhoads makes two big announcements regarding the cyclone offense. hear from him and what jeff woody thinks coming up next... " now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports"

a wise man once said "progess is impossible without change" iowa state coach paul rhoads appears to have taken that quote to heart. going with joel lanning as the starting qb over sam richardson. but that wasn't the biggest news of the day. at his weekly press conference this morning, rhoads dropped a bombshell. a wise man once said "progress is impossible without change" iowa state coach paul rhoads appears to have taken that quote to heart this week going with joel lanning the starting qb over sam richardson. and while that appeared to be the big topic of the day, coach rhoads made an even bigger headline. "unfortunately i had to

make a change at offensive coordinator this morning. mark and i couldn't get on the same page on a few importnat items. we tried to talk that through again this morning in an effort to get us moving in a different direction, in the end mark was not interested in that, i wish that wasn't the case." with that offensive coordinator mark mangino has been relieved of his duties. paul rhoads named qb coach todd sturdy as the new o-c. when asked the reason for the change, rhoads said this wasn't a new issue. "it's been ongoing for several weeks and we'd been trying to work that out. in the end we couldn't come to a conclussion together and he's decided not to accept the direction we want to go." the move also caught the players off guard. rhoads hadn't addressed the team before the change was announced. "i didn't even know about it until i just got here, so it was kind of shocking, but nothing's going to change really, it's going to be the same plays anyways, so nothings going to change." fore the mangino announcement, the big news of the day was the switch at qb. joel lanning has been named the starter of sam richardson. a move rhoads said gives them the best shot to win now. "i think the biggest piece that came out of saturday's performance was the energy level of our football team, not just our offense, but our football team when he took over. but right now coming out of that game with joel's performance and the energy of our

team, we think joel gives us the best opportunity." "it hasn't even hit me yet, i'm just thinking about it, my stomach's kind of eating at me a little bit, not really getting hungry, just thinking about saturday and being a little nervous. but there's reason to be at all, just like another week preparing myself like i have in the past." we also caught up with former cyclone jeff woody to get his thoughts on all the changes in ames... "rhoads felt that mangino wasn't, like he said, wasn't on board and they weren't going in the same direction. and i think coach rhoads is aware of the fact that he's hanging by the short hairs of his job. so to be able to make that change in the middle of the season, it does take quite a bit of gumption to do that. but i do think it lies more down to, in order for me to save my job we all have to be going in the same direction

and you're not going in the same direction so this whole program gets completely disbanded if we're all not moving together." jordan/fs iowa state made another change going with chris francis as kicker over cole netton. saturday's homecoming game versus texas is set for 6 pm on fs-1. jordan/fs the final high school football rankings of the regular season are out. dowling will take its undefeated record and #1 rank into the playoffs going for the three peat. ankeny finds itself at #5 a very central iowa heavy 6-10. waukee at 6, valley at 7, johnston at 8 and centennial at 9, while urbandale and fort dodge just on the outside looking in. in the other classes. central iowa has finishes with a #1 squad in 3 of the 6 classes. pella, finally a unanimous #1 and albia are the teams to beat in 3a and 2a. playoffs get going wednesday night!

jon/sx3s stephanie/sx3s jack/sx3s we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at six.

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