another terror attack, how local armed forces plan to keep you safe. the news starts in 30 seconds. "you're watching local 5 news at 10 in hd .we are iowa's most accurate weather team and we start with your forecast first." brad/wx wall weather adlib: our weather has certainly took a turn for the worse since those sunny, warm weekend days. after light morning rain, most areas are just

afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe even some thunder will roll back in after midnight tonight. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" " this one we'll take right in" jack: tonight-- the truth about dangerous dogs in des moines. local 5 takes a hard look at why there is no clear way for you or anyone to find out exactly where the most dangerous dogs are. jack/2shot good evening. i'm jack miller. stephanie/2shot and i'm stephanie angleson. people in des moines are outnumbered by pets... nearly 200 thousand people live in the city limits. animal control believes there are about a half a million pets. for the most part... only a few of them cause serious problems like bites or vicious attacks that break the skin, permamently scar or even kill humans. jack:

but how do you know if you're living near someone who's been in trouble for not controlling their dogs in the past... and if it can happen again? local five's nikki davidson joins us now to show you the truth about dangerous dogs in des moines. nikki: it's not easy. we asked for a database. stats. addresses. anything to be able to help spread the word about problem pets. and in just a few hours of riding with animal control officers we saw first hand.. the back log and staffing issues the city has when it comes to controlling dangerous animals. . (siren) (barking dog) (pictures of bites) its images like this that most of us never see... the unforgiving... brutal wounds left after a serious dog attack (dog bark) 3:33:57 ar-4 it's what animal control deals with every day--- sometimes one, two... up to eight bite calls in one shift. 5:55:43 we spend 90 percent of our time dealing with the same habitual offenders we wish not to deal with. in 2014 des moines animal control was called out to 15,000 different incidents (nat getting into car)... if we average that out(nat)... thats 41 calls everyday... (nat cat call)

and right now, the city budget only allows for one officer per shift... (nat 'ive been driving around looking for you) that means tina updegrove (nat door slam)(slam) (slam) stays busy. 3:07:14 (telling woman getting cited for dog at large) i ask the little girl if shes ok, and she says it's happened before this particular shift is what they call "slow" but while she was responding to another call... she witnessed this family's pitbull force open the door of this fence... and charge a young neighbor girl and her small dog... 3:10:21 he's standing right here and boom, his owners were able to calm him before it escalated... but updegrove says it could have turned into something ulgy... and could have been prevented... if the dog was legally confined on a leash behind the gate as city ordinance mandates. 3:10:13 make sure understands how he is confined. talking to my son about it, i'll talk to my daughter about it. the only way he can get out is through that gate right there so i front hes gonna have any questions? alright-- keep him home. what happened here resulted in a simple (3:09:52 thats a

appearance)... but thats usually not the kind of ending tina updegrove sees... (nat siren 2) instead it's calls like on corr street in codi herrera (dog wasn't ever a minute that i thought he would do something this is chaos.... her (this is my ultimate favorite picture of him) for five years. 3:52:57 i knew what kind for this incident. i am floored, dumbfounded, shocked, it hurts. it hurts bad. just looking at pictures brings back warm memories... (3:42:37 kid laughs) but the reality of the last thing he did one monday afternoon, is still hard to come to terms with. 3:47:02 i heard a little boy screaming, playing what he was doing, and it was an instant -- he was out the door... and by the time i got over

witnesses to what happened.... all they know is chaos attacked this 8 year old nieghbor boy... he needed 50 to 100 stitches to patch up his face. his family says he had never attacked before... but after this.... they made the difficult decision to have chaos euthanized -- so it would never happen again. 3:51:16 i knew at that second that would be the last time i would see him. 3:48:29 i know if the city said i could have him back after the 10 days are gone he wasn't going to come home. but not all dogs that bite are put down... since the beginning of this year there have been 500 reported attacks... -- what happens afterwards to each individual dog, is up to sgt. james butler. 6:00:24 we look at the actions of the animal, remove the breed and look at the actions. a dog that bites will typically either be determined "high-risk"

.... or "dangerous" a dangerous dog... one that causes severe injuries above the neck... is typically euthanized. 6:02;23 when taking someone's family member, and having to declare it dangerous, it's not we're comfortable doing, but certainly something that exists. but then theres a gray area... the bites that aren't as severe... (graphics here) high-risk means the owner can come reclaim their dog after ten days... but they must agree to a new set of rules.... like getting special liability insurance... and keeping their dogs inside, in a kennel, or on a 6 foot leash at all times. sgt. butler has one chance to decide whether the dog might attack again... but if he thinks they were provoked, or what happened was some kind of accident... he can let them go home. 6:02:55 i live with the decisions i make daily, and i do not regret them because i live with the facts. and that decision is one that he has to take seriously...because after a dog is released back to its owner.

checks. there simply isn't enough hours in the day for officers like tina to stop and make sure every high risk dog owner is following the rules. 5:51:24 if no one complains, we normally aren't every efficient at providing proactive services. most of the time, he says thats not a problem... but there are cases where the dog bites again. heres one case involving a pit bull named simba.. he allegedly attacked once.. then was released after the owner appealed officer bulters decision to put him down. not long after...simba attacked again...and did this damage. and this is not the only case... there are several pets that bite more than once... but are still under their owners care... and sometimes... the owner isn't following the rules they've agreed to -- putting everyone in the neighborhood at risk. 5:54:32 many times the individual animals are the ones receiving the bad image, when we know and studies show many times we are dealing with the same irresponsible pet owners... over and over again. that is unfortunate and that's what we try to target... irresponsible pet owners giving

irresponsible pet owners living...and how do you know if your neighbor is one of them? it's not easy... animal control says if they had notify all neighbors and create some kind of master where every high-risk dog lived... it would take days... weeks to compile a list... in fact they'd need extra employee to maintain the system, and thats doesn't have. 5:56:29 it would be nice as that, i couldn't begin to fathom what develop the system while officers say they do work check in on repeat offenders... but in the end, most dog bites are something no one can predict, whether the pet has showed signs of aggression before. 3:45:46 there wasn't ever a minute that i thought he would do something like this, if he did i would have made the same decision. as codi herrera says... you never know what your pet might do until that moment... which lead her to make the hard choice... say goodbye to a member of her family.... in hopes that it would help keep another family safe. 14:13:11 thesere good memories, this is why sometimes i get sad because i'm not going to be able to lay with him ever again.

animal control to know if your neighbor has a dog that has reportely bitten before, you can call them and ask address... and theres more to this story you can find on our website, we are iowa dot com. nikki davidson, are iowa. jack: governors around the nation saying no to syrian refugees following last week's terror attacks in paris. jack: we're learning tonight that one of the eight isis terrorists was carrying a syrian passport. investigators think he may have come to europe as a refugee. following that news, a growing number of u-s states are refusing to take in syrian refugees. earlier this year president obama pledged to take in 15 thousand of them. we asked governor branstad his thoughts during this morning's press conference. jack: the governor told us this morning that he would leave it up to the feds to decide.

changed his mind. he's now ordering all state agencies to halt any work on syrian refugee resettlements immediately. constitutionall y it's up to the u.s. state department to screen refugees and allow them into the country. while some governors have requested no syrian refugees, mr. branstad says once they're in the country it doesn't matter. "branstad 1:03:06 even if tey're placed in another state their movement is free within this country so they might be placed in another state and move here. " jack: the governor has called on the federal government to use what he calls an caution if resettle syrian refugees. calling on all iowa agencies to stop working on for the time being. has been working closely with federal agencies after the attacks in paris ... to make sure our military forces are secure. local five's kattey ortiz is here to explain what they're working to do.

kattey stephanie tonight the iowa national guard is looking at different ways of being prepeped as isis adds another dimension of terrorism. they're looking at areas of vulnerability to make sure not only iowans are safe ... but also the men and women who serve our country. "when events happen on an international level, they often reverberate right back here to iowa, whether its with our military forces or other families." armed forces across the nation are on high alert after the horrific terror attacks carried out by isis three days ago...including here in iowa. "it certainly makes us take a pause and reassess what we're doing whether it's how to keep our forces safe or how to keep our facilities secure" the iowa national guard has been talking with federal agencies after the mass killings. "we're certainly working with them to assess not only our vulnerabilities but to increase our ability to, if its push away certain threats or be more prepared for those but we're working on different methods right now." colonel hapgood says isis is a different type of threat. to the iowa national guard, they are "assymetrical." "which means they

country, you're talking about people that represent an ideal and unfortunately their ideal is completely counter to what we believe life should be like." despite the newer strategies of terror isis is formulating ... service members don't feel entirely unsafe. "i think in a general sense over the last 14 years our members have had a great deal of combat experience. i think that experience we have today helps us to be more confident about what we're doing." kattey tonight there hasn't been any specific threat to iowa ... but colonel hapgood stresses to increase your vigilence and report anything out of the ordinary. in the studio kattey ortiz local five news we are iowa. stephanie: thanks kattey. coming up on local 5 news at 10... they mayor left town, can the cyclones keep the hilton magic flowing with the new head coach? the recap of tonight's prohm-opener later in sports. jack: then-- a historic statue vandalized on campus. why iowa state police and students believe

it's about race. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot tomorrow on good morning iowa... with the holidays and flu season almost upon us... health groups want to see blood supplies replenished we'll find out how you can help,... plus...sam has more on a wet week.... ((:05 wx adlib)) that's tomorrow on the all-new good morning iowa! "now, we are iowa's

forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad: weather adlib: our weather has certainly took a turn for the worse since those sunny, warm weekend days. after light morning rain, most areas are just seeing some patchy drizzle out there this afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper

40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe even some thunder will roll back in after midnight tonight. brad stephanie: jack: light morning rain, most areas are just seeing some patchy drizzle out there this afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe even some thunder will roll back in after midnight tonight. brad stephanie: jack: jack: coming up , some answers tonight after a weekend crash takes the lives of two people. light morning rain, most areas are just seeing some patchy drizzle out there this afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a

even some thunder midnight tonight. brad jack: light morning rain, most areas are just seeing some patchy drizzle out there this afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe even some thunder midnight tonight. brad stephanie: jack: light morning rain, most areas are just seeing some patchy drizzle out there this afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe even some thunder will roll back in after midnight tonight. brad stephanie: jack: jack:

answers tonight after a weekend crash takes the lives of two people. "your watching local 5 news at 10 in hd with

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." stephanie: new details tonight on the two peole killed in a metro car crash this weekend. stephanie:

welcome back, the accident happened near the intersection of hubble avenue and east 37th sunday. two vehicles were involved -- one was heading west, the other was turning into a quick trip when they were hit. police now say the two killed in the crash are 60 year old richard hummel and his passenger -- 59 year old randall sonnenburg. the driver of the other vehicle survived the crash. it's still no clear if charges will be filed. jack: tonight, iowa state university police are still trying to figure out who vandalized the george washington carver statue and why. the statue was found covered in shaving cream friday- -which has the ability to corrode the bronze on the statue. the school is investigating if the case is racially motivated. today many african american students said they believe it is -- citing other ongoing racial tensions across the country. " "it really hurts to see this happen on our campus, we pride ourself to have nothing happen on our campus -des" jack: if you have any information on

information on this case, call iowa state police at the number on your screen. stephanie/ram death from the flu, the department of public health announcing that's what killed two middle aged men from central iowa. flu season typically peaks in february and can last as late as may. the latest reports shows iowa among the top three states in the nation with the highest estimated influenza activity. based on cdc's national estimates, an average of 300 thousand iowans get the flu every year, the flu kills an average of 1,000 iowans yearly. jack: metro foodies, a popular downtown restaurant will soon close -- but just for a little while. dos rios cantina and tequila lounge is set to close for renovations on november 26 . but they're hoping to be open again by the first round of the 20-16 n-c-a-a men's basketball tournament in des moines in march. stephanie:

jordan's in now and the steve prohm era underway, tonight another milestone.. jordan: that's right, tonight was coach's first official game inside hilton coliseum... call it the prohm opener...coming up on local 5 sports, the cyclones open up the home schedule and didn't disappoint... " now, local 5 sports

jordan: iowa state got its first win of the steve prohm era friday in sioux falls as they took down colorado, 68-62. tonight was the prohm opener as coach went for win #1 at hilton coliseum... chicago state the opponent for the clones this evening as they unveiled the 20-15 big 12 tournament banner! jameel mckay folks had a tournament style game! early first half, the pass gets tipped, it goes off the back board, mckay puts it up gets it to fall and the foul! then the dunk contest began! monte morris underneath to mckay for the slam. nader lob city to mckay! later on it's morris dishing it again to #1 for the slam. high flying act. mckay spend so much time in the air tonight, he should've gotten frequent an in-flight meal!! at half, 8 dunks 9 boards. game high 25 points and 11 iowa state state, 106-64!

drake men also in action tonight. the bulldogs fall in overtime to tulane, 79-74. drake's graham woodward led all scorers with 20 points. dogs back in action saturday at home vs. umkc. jordan: with just two games left in the season and a bowl game more or less out of the question, iowa state could pack it in and say better luck next year... but the cyclones are having none of that. they plan on winning out starting saturday with kansas state. "we've got an opportunity to finish with four conference wins, it'd be the first time that the iowa state football team has seen four conference wins since 2005, it'd also be the 2nd most conference wins in the history of iowa state being in the big 12." "you don't get many opportunities a year to play college football. we get 12 opportunities working every single day, so motivation for me just and perform my best and it's important for us to end the year on a "now taking a look into players that started versus oklahoma younger, so even hasn't panned out quite the way they hoped, the future could be very bright in

ames." "oh ya, we're encouraged, i mean we still have a lot to learn so these next games, we're just going to go out there and do everything we can, learn from it and just try to get better and prepare ourselves." "we're not losing much on defense for next year. obviously we're losing dale and that's a huge hit on us, but we have a great team, so we have great potential for the future and i just wanna end this year right and carry that momentum on to the next year." jordan: friday night, dowling catholic will attempt something 7 other teams in 4a history have tried, but failed to do...win 3 straight state championships. the maroons enter friday's 4a title game winners of 22 in a row, and an astonishing 39 of their last 40! heading into the season not many gave dowling a chance to three-peat, especially losing a guy like ryan boyle. but dowling has shown just how deep of a team it has and now stands on the cusp of history, something the players recognize, but aren't letting it go to their heads... "it's in the back of our

mind every game we play, but we just gotta worry about the games ahead of us and so now it's finally the game so it'll be a fun one." "you know we really never talk about 39 out of 40 and we really haven't talked about three-peat, we've talked about week by week. and once it's all done, we can look back and try to put it all into perspective, but really we have to keep focused now on a good cedar rapids kennedy team and see what we can come up with." "we gotta plow through kennedy, that's what we gotta do. we gotta run the ball, pass the ball, run the ball, pass the ball. we gotta keep going and striving until we get our main goal." it all comes down to friday. dowling will get its shot at history, taking on #3 and 13-0 cedar rapids kennedy. that game kicks off at 7:06 friday night...jon and i of course will be there. jordan: we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10.

weather has certainly morning rain, most areas are just seeing some patchy drizzle out there this afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe even some thunder will roll back in after midnight tonight. stephanie: jack: thank you for spending your time with us tonight.