te brad/wx wall weather adlib: monday was a nice thaw for the metro with highs reaching the mid 40s, but it was much cooler to the north where the snowpack is much deeper. watch out for some refreezing tonight as we cool back down below freezing under partly cloudy skies. tuesday is looking like another mild day for us with highs in the mid to upper 40s in most areas as the winds turn around to the se at 7- 14 mph. we will keep the mild trend going into wednesday even as clouds take over the

starting to develop by wednesday afternoon or evening, but highs will be just rain is looking pretty darn that is better than a right? look for 40s with a good amount night, there will be slight chance for a wintry mix developing as the winds get colder from the north. friday and saturday are looking dry with colder temperatures throughout the midwest, but we could have a slight chance for snow for sunday and monday as a weak system comes into the cold air. overall, next week is looking pretty tame though. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" stephanie/2ram travel with care...that's the governments advice just before one of the busiest times to travel. good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2ram and i'm jack miller. tonight-- the u-s state department is sending out a worldwide travel alert for americans, worried about more terrorist activity around the globe. jack: the alert doesn't suggest americans avoid all travel, but it does urge u.s. citizens to , quote, "exercise vigilance when in public places or using transportation." the alert doesn't end until february 24th. stephanie: a car wrapped around a power pole...not something you'd expect to see in a des moines neighborhood. that crash this morning killed one person and left another in the hospital it happened near the intersection of 35th street and ingersoll in des moines this morning.. here's that mangled car.... the crash caused a few

transformers to blow, cathcing the trees overhead on fire. the driver-- troy mure junior -- is in the hospital. the passenger, scalicity boyd, died at the scene. tonight local 5 sat down with boyd's aunt who's understandably in shock over what happened to her neice. stephanie: nikki davidson has more in tonight's big story. this is the way friends and family will remember scalicity boyd... young... and full of life. 13:21:44 she always had that glow, that smile. always happy and energetic. (nat siren) but this morning... that glow faded when the car she was riding in smashed into this utlity pole on 35th street (nat fire).... scalicity was ejected from the vehicle...and died on scene. 13:26:48 i get a phone call at work telling me my niece is dead. her loved ones are still in shock... 13:22:47 its just sad to see one of your flesh just flash away from you that suddenly. its horrible. now their attention is focused on the little ones left behind... boyd had four young children... 13:23:40 her children was her everything, she loved them babies, her heart -- its just sad we dont know what, its hard to explain to our nieces and nephews mommys not going to be here anymore. and as the shock fades... theres big

and how did this des moines police are still investigating .. 21:11 our primary foucs with accidents like this is to determine speed or impairment are factors. they'd heard many different stories... 13:27:23 they said speeding... we heard gunshots. someone shooting at them. 13:26:56 we don't know the truth, we're hearing this story that story, so many different stories. but all we really know is my neice is not here. someone needs to tell us what happened to my niece. vehicle...troy mure jr was taken to the hospital after the accident...and charges are expected to be filed soon. they were not able to confirm if gunshots were fired before the crash. family says mure was boyds boyfriend... and say whatever happened... theres no excuse for taking this young girls life. 13:28:14 my nieces... they don't have a mom because someone did something stupid. thats the sad part. in des moines, nikki davidson, local 5 news we are iowa. stephanie: a go fund me

page has been set up to help raise money for boyd's funeral expenses and take care of her four children... you can find a link to that on our website, we are iowa dot com. jack: a mother and daughter killed last night, in the metro's second double homicide of the year. the shooting happened on hull avenue . the victims, 42- year-old amy fraaken and her 16 year old daughter, amber, were found dead in their home. the suspect is barney fraaken. he's in a local hospital recovering from self-inflicted wounds. according to recent facebook posts, amy and barney married in 2012 but had been having relationship issues. today, the neighborhood was quiet, as the shock of what had happened took over. "it aws so close were not used to that, this neighborhood, you just wouldnt expect it. it was really scary for all of us yes" jack:

fraanken is expected to survive. when he gets out of the say he will likely degree murder charges. stephanie: how many of you feel fatigued right now? maybe you have to work to catch after walking up stairs. those sound like symptoms, but they may also be the beginning of a deadly disease. it's the reality a young urbandale mother is living with. but with the help of her husband and friends, she's sharing her story...hoping it turns into something much bigger. it's the classic love story. boy meets girl. they fall in love. there's a wedding. and soon after that ...a couple of kids. 1:12 "busy. it's fun....it's lots of fun. but busy." for randy and meredith wilharber...life was good. with two kids under three...it can be hard for a young mom to stop and catch her breath. but after the birth of their second son, meredith noticed some of her nagging pregnancy symptoms...like fatigue...just weren't going away. 2:11 "and they got worse regardless of how much, how often i was

nothing was getting better. and i knew something was not right." meredith starting becoming dizzy doing everyday things... she noticed some chest pains... until one day after getting up with the boys in the middle of the night...she could no longer ignore what her body was trying to tell her. 3:57 "when i came upstairs and went to get into bed, my heart started palpitating really bad. it...i could feel it down my arm and into my neck. and i knew it wasn't right. i went to the er." it wasn't a heart attack. that may have been more comforting for meredith. unfortunately she'd soon find out she was in the early stages of pulmonary arterial hypertension. it's a disease meredith unfortunately knew all too well. 5:50 "it was very frightening. i watched my mom suffer and pass away from this. so i know what it can do and does to people." 23 years ago, meredith lost her mom to pah. even though the wilharbers knew it was a possibility... the

shattering. 6:07 "well...you want to fix it. right? and i can't and that's hard." but as families do, they took this diagnosis on together. digging in .to learn as much as they could about pah. (graphic) pulmonary arterial hypertension.causes the arteries in the lungs to thicken, making it hard for blood to pass through. that makes the right side of the heart to work harder to pump blood. the body is literally suffocating itself. it's a chronic, progressive disease. so once the damage is done, it cannot be reversed. there is no cure. 8:49 "left untreated this disease will kill you in 2.8 years. that's the number. so it's harrowing." meredith is lucky. she caught it early. most people are more advanced by the time they get diagnosis. which can make it harder to treat. meredith takes daily

medical pump all day, every day ... just to survive. it's another way pah will rob her of a normal life. 10:51 "not good..it gives up a lot of freedom. no can't...i'll never swim things like showering because it can't get wet." it would be easy for but they chose a different route... with the help of some friends. "24:58 "my first reaction was how can i help. what can i do to help." chris bagby and randy are college buddies. together they formed the blue lips foundation. they of course want a cure. but the first hurdle, developing a better way for doctors to diagnose pah. 26:35 "my first hope is we are able to get to better diagnosis faster . it takes on average over 2 years to be diagnosed." 16:10

"if you have this disease every single day matters. every day you're not on these drugs or on these therapies is a day you're closer to death. that really needs to change." for meredith....the foundation is a chance to take a break from the grim realities of pah...focusing on helping others. as she battles this disease... not knowing what tomorrow will bring ...she's focused on what really matters... 11:48 "that the medication continues to work and something bigger and stronger will come out in the next few years. hopefully there will be different avenues and that someday there is a cure for people." stephanie/3mon: the blue lips foundation has lots of activities planned in the

foundation has lots of activities planned in the upcoming year to raise awareness and money to help with their mission. to learn more, head to our website, we are iowa dot com. still to come on local 5 news at 10...... " she really really worked hard to be a good student" stephanie: a fatal crash took a mother and one of her three daughters. tonight, teachers who knew the family well share the tragedy and how they're looking to help. jack: then-- the rhoads era is over. hear from the former isu football head coach later in sports. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) sabrina: tomorrow on good morning iowa... elias: our conversation with dan gable continues - we go off the mat with iowa's iconic wrestler and coach sabrina: plus... a look at your forecast sam: ((:04 wx ad-lib)) that's tomorrow on the all-new good morning iowa! "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad

independent weather experts" brad: weather adlib: monday was a nice thaw for the metro with highs reaching the mid 40s, but it was much cooler to the north where the snowpack is much deeper. watch out for some refreezing tonight as we cool back down below freezing under partly cloudy skies. tuesday is looking like another mild day for us with highs in the mid to upper 40s in most areas as the winds turn around to the se at 7-14 mph. we will keep the mild trend going into wednesday

even as clouds take over the sky. some light showers will be starting to develop by wednesday afternoon or evening, but highs will be in the upper 40s to low 50s so these will be just rain showers. thanksgiving is looking pretty darn rainy folks, but i guess that is better than a snow or ice storm, right? look for temperatures in the 40s with a good amount of rainfall thursday. as we go into thursday night, there will be slight chance for a wintry mix developing as the winds get colder from the north. friday and saturday are looking dry with colder temperatures throughout the midwest, but we could have a slight chance for snow for sunday and monday as a weak system comes into the cold air. overall, next week is looking pretty tame though. brad stephanie: jack:

jack: coming up, high school football comes to an end.

comes to an end. we have the results in tonight's 4a class championships from the dome.

stephanie: next, it's overwhelming grief. how a des moines school is handling the death of a student...killed in a car crash.

jaiowa'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: a devastating car crash ... but now help is on the way. car crash ... but now help is on the way. the deadly accident killed sabrina watkins and her 11-year- old daughter nataija (na-tay-ja) last week. her other daughter ... 14 year old bryneisha was at the wheel learning how to drive. she and her 13 year old sister natasha both survived. local five's kattey ortiz sat down with teachers at weeks middle

school where all three girls she joins us now with their emotional response to the accident. kattey? kattey: teachers and students are still in shock ... mourning the loss of a sixth grader while her two older sisters are still in the hospital in good tonight in an emotional teachers who knew all three girls ... plus tell us what it was like to break the sad news and how they're learning to cope. "nataija's one of those that had a contagious smile. and the first day of school she tells me i'm not very good at math. and i ask her nataija will you give me your best? and she always did." "i've been teaching for 34 years. that's the longest day i've ever had. that was tough." "it was dead silent, then the tears came with that after, they started processing what had happened." "that first class with an empty desk is still a very quiet class." "she was so dedicated and so ready to be a good student. " "the family meant so much to everyone. it's just unimagineable." "she was the type of parent that you could call any time of the day and she would answer the phone. mom had high expectations for

those." "natasha's locker is located right outside my classroom and kids have wrote positive messages and notes to her." "i saw her friday at the hosptial briefly and i talked with her. she was in good spirits at the time, she's having a rough time but she was doing okay." "it's remarkable to think about how much influence a fourteen year old girl can have on her younger sisters. positive attitude, hard worker, leader, a young lady who's really going places. one of those kids that stood out to me in my mind and always will because they're not a dime a dozen." "she's lost her mother, she's lost her sister, everything's up in the air. it's devastating. i can't imagine." kattey: those teachers at weeks middle school created a fund to help the watkins family through this horrific time. if you'd like to help ... we'll have that link on our website after the show at weareiowa.com. in the studio kattey ortiz for local five news we are iowa. stephanie: services for both sabrina and her daughter nataija will be on wednesday in waterloo. we'll have those details on our website as well. jack: jon joins us now-- and dowling catholic

looking to make history tonight jon: yeah jack trying to be the first team to ever three-peat in 4a football coming up on local 5 sports we'll show you if the maroons can take down cedar rapids kennedy. " now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we

jon: welcome back-- finally after waiting for the weekend to pass-- we get to crown the final three champions in high school football. jordan furbee is at the uni-dome with more on the night cap that featured two unbeaten teams in 4a. "jon tonight dowling had a chance to make history. seven teams have tried and failed to win three straight titles in 4a. a win over cedar rapids kennedy, and the maroons will capture that elusive three peat. dowling decked out in their all-whites! and they waste no time. first possession, the handoff to jacob zachary. #23 looking like zeke elliot versus oregon last year. into the endzone, 7-0 maroons. ensuing kennedy possession, check out ryan mells the big fellow literally steals the ball from the running back and takes it to the house. 2 pt would fail, dowling up 13-0. 2nd quarter, kennedy makes it 13-7. on 4th and 5, maroons lined up for the fg, but they shuffle up the formation and kurt walding off his back foot finds stevie sarcone into the endzone! 20-7 maroons! they'd make it 27-7 at halftime and it's a three-peat. dowling for the first time in history goes back to back to back. 41-10 the final. "who would've thought it? obviously, all of them are special, but i think this one will always have a special spot for me."

"that's awesome, that's awesome, especially that's dowling catholic that just did that and we were doubted the whole year and we got it done." "i mean this is the only way to go out in my book, because if you're going out before this, you're going out sad and so we just didn't want to do that, we just wanted to play hard and beat these guys out and that's what we did." tag " jon: the hardest part of paul rhoads being fired is know he's a good person-- and the pride he took in this isu sometimes that's just not enough. explain paul rhoads-- it should be passionate.

that landed him the head coaching job at iowa state 7 seasons ago. "i remember meeting paul and him saying i watched that video and i want to work for you and he said it in that voice we all know it was like you had me at hello." isu was emotionally damaged at the time watching gene chizik jump ship for auburn. paul rhoads was the guy who could bring the program back to life-- and he did-- going to bowl games 3 out of his first four seasons. he had looks from other schools to coach-- but stayed true to iowa state. "because i'm unbelievably loyal and wanted to accomplish here at iowa state what had never been done before i gave you some highlights that we did but i wanted more." going to the liberty bowl and losing to tulsa in 2012. that is the bottom last loss to kansas rhoads' firing. "no one game costs a coach their job. we made the decision to make a change because we simply didn't win but for rhoads wins a

developing boys into men. and there were plenty of men in that locker room who are sad to see their coach go. "he's a great guy to be around i wouldn't change any of my three years that i've been here i mean it's been awesome." "i'd say he probably had 95 percent of the reason i came here. i came to iowa state because i wanted to play for coach rhoads because i see how passionate he is for iowa state and how much he cares about his players and everyone else so he's just a genuine guy." "this being my fifth year i spend more time with my coaches and teammates than i do with my family so ultimately you know this becomes your

family so it's hard it's hard to see that end." jon/3shot (wrap sports) jack: we'll be right back... you're watching local

deeper. watch out for some refreezing tonight as we cool back down below freezing under partly cloudy skies. tuesday is looking like another mild day for us with highs in the mid to upper 40s in most areas as the winds turn