a 16 year old killed alongside her mother, by her father. tonight, a

teacher close to the girl shares his memories. the news starts in 30 seconds. "you're watching local brad/wx wall weather adlib: we hit the 50s today in the metro, so much of our snow has melted. we should not drop below freezing in the city, but watch out in areas to the north tonight as it could get icy. also there will be a chance for some fog for mainly those northern counties where there is more snow on the ground. thanks to southerly winds tonight and wednesday, we will be

staying mild, but we will also be getting cloudier with a chance for some light showers or drizzle by wed. afternoon. the rain chances will be going up wed. night but temperatures will stay mild, so not travel problems... yet. that could change on thanksgiving day when we will have temperatures falling from the low 40s in the morning into the low 30s by late in the day. meanwhile we are going to have a lot of rain falling over iowa with some snow possibly mixing in for nw iowa. the main concern in the metro will be the chance for some freezing rain mainly after 4pm thursday, as temperatures get colder. some icing will be possible before the precipitation ends late thursday night. friday is looking dry, but the clouds will likely be sticking around along with cold temperatures that will carry right into the weekend. we will have a chance for some rain/snow showers both saturday and sunday with the best chance possibly coming on monday. at this point, not much accumulation is expected as temps will be above freezing most of the daytime hours. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" stephanie: protests tonight in the streets of chicago. newly released video of a black teen shot by police at the center of it all. we've got the latest coming up in three minutes. but first..... stephanie/2shot another blast of winter weather could put a damper on your holiday plans. good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. as we approach one of the biggest holiday travel weekends all year long, there's some winter weather you need to be aware of. jack: local 5 chief meteorologist brad edwards has the details. brad? brad: that could change on thanksgiving day when we will have temperatures falling from the low 40s in the morning into the low 30s by late in the day. meanwhile we are going to have a lot of rain falling over iowa with some snow possibly mixing in for nw iowa. the main concern in the metro will be the chance for some freezing rain mainly after 4pm thursday, as temperatures get colder. some icing will be possible before the precipitation ends late thursday night.

but the clouds will likely be sticking around along with cold temperatures that will carry right into the weekend. we will have a chance for some rain/snow saturday and sunday possibly coming on not much accumulation will be above freezing most of the daytime hours. jack: to stay updated of the conditions where you're traveling this thanksgiving, and everyday, visit our website. that's we are iowa dot com. stephanie:

new details tonight-- as charges are filed against the man behind the wheel during a deadly crash in des moines. troy mure junior was released from the hospital today. police then arrested him and charged him with vehicular homicide and operating while intoxicated. the car, you see here, was wrapped around a power pole. it happened at the intersection of 35th street and ingersoll monday morning. the passenger, scalicity boyd, died at the scene. police are still investigating the crash. jack: des moines police are keeping a close eye on the man they say shot and killed his wife and 16 year old daughter in a double homicide on sunday night. barney fraaken is still in the hospital tonight-- recovering from self-inflicted wounds. when fraaken is released, police say he'll likely face charges. the shooting happened on hull avenue sunday evening. police found amy and amber fraaken dead in their home. jack: tonight, former teachers are remembering amber as a student and as a friend. joshua osbourne was amber's teacher during her time at

hoyt middle school. he said amber visited him just three weeks ago, giving a positive update on school and her family. he said the news has shocked the school and people who got to know and help her for years. " she had alot going for herself. i just think of all the positie impact not just on my life, her friends, other teachers and people in our building, she had positive impact. we knew amber was bound for something better " " jack: osbourne says the school is planning to make a tribute to amber soon. des moines public schools also offered grief counselors to students and staff yesterday. stephanie/ram: protests in the streets of chicago as we speak. it's in ressponse to a video showing a police officer fatally shooting a black teenager. tonight the officer is charged with 1st degree murder. there were fears that releasing the video could spark unrest. here's a live look, protestors filling the streets of downtown

tonight, but so far it remains peaceful. abc's ryan burrow has the latest from chicago. nats "..yelling/chanting.." protests - and calls for calm in chicago tonight? nats "..yelling/chanting.." after the city released this video? which officials say captures the moment a police officer murder 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. the prosecutor says officer jason van dyke kept firing his gun, even after the teen collapsed. sot - anita alvarez / state's attorney, cook county "it is graphic, it is violent, it is chilling. the investigation took a year - but now van dyke is charged with first degree murder. on october 20, 2014 - police received a call about a suspect armed with a knife, breaking into cars. within ten minutes officers found mcdonald walking down the street. sot - anita alvarez / state's attorney, cook county "the first officer said he did not see the need to use force against mcdonald." witnesses say and the video shows mcdonald was moving away from the officers when van dyke, his partner and several others arrived. the prosecutor says within six seconds - van dyke opened fire - shooting all 16 rounds from his gun within 15 seconds. mcdonald collapsed almost instantly? and died soon after. today, outside court - the officer's attorney said this: sot - dan herbert / defense attorney "this is not a murder case despite what you

courtroom, it's truly now that the video has officials are anticipating community outrage and protests. sot - police supt. garry mccarthy / chicago police dept. "people have a right to be angry. people have a right to protest. free speech. but they commit criminal acts." sot - mayor rahm emanuel / (d) chicago "i would like to echo the comments of the mcdonald family - they have asked for calm, and for those who choose to speak out - to do it peacefully." wishes they hope will keep any demonstrations from leading to more violence. ryan burrow, abc news, chicago. stephanie: officer van dyke is being held without bond. lawuan mcdonald's family has already settled a five-million dollar settlement with the city. jack: one colfax family tonight desperately needs your help finding their beloved horse that's disappeared. but he's not just any mare ... the family uses him as a therapy horse for kids. local five's kattey ortiz is here now with the details,

kattey? kattey: jack ... he's a horse that is so good with kids ... they can command him just by using their voice. the family only had 'buddy' for a week before he went missing the night before friday's snowstorm. tonight they're hoping anyone who may have seen him might get them closer to bringing him home. it was a big day when 8 year old 'buddy' became a part of denise carroll's family. "everybody came running out of the house when we pulled in with the trailer" she'd been looking for a therapy horse ever since her family lost theirs to cancer two years ago. she got a big break when she reached out online. "he was donated from a lady in arkansas who had him since he was a yearling and did all of his training." all was well in the barn until the kids went to feed him friday morning. "they usually come right up and are ready for their grain and the three horses came up and there was no buddy." everyone searched for hours covering a three mile radius but found nothing. it was a heartbreaking blow to denise, who loves using therapy horses to help children. "my husband and i have done foster care for about 20 years, we've had a lot of children come through our home." including a lot of kids with special needs. she's adopted nine as her own, like jonathan. "it's good to know the fact that we have these things and to give these kids a chance to ride horses, to give them a chance at this moment in time where they can be happy and do what they want." "horses are so therapeutic for

children. when you have a child who's life is so out of control and there's so many different things going on and you get them in touch with an animal that they can trust and bond with" which is why buddy is not just any horse ... but a big help to someone who already dedicates their life to helping others. "there's kids that go through rough times and it's good to see them smile." kattey: buddy was last seen at their farm between newton and colfax, south of i-80. if you think you may have seen buddy or might know where he is, you're asked

to call the jasper county sheriff's office. in the studio kattey ortiz local five news we are iowa. jack: coming up on local 5 news at 10... haters going to hate, tonight head coach kirk ferentz turns his doubters into believers. we've got the latest from your hawkeye headquarters in sports. stephanie: then building stronger futures...with the help of legos. meet this month's one classroom at a time grant winning teacher. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) tomorrow on good morning iowa... another iowa republican presidential poll is out, and one candidate more than doubled his percentage points, while another dropped 10 percent among iowa caucus goers. plus... a look at your forecast ((:04 wx ad-lib)) that's tomorrow on the all-new good morning iowa! "your watching local 5 news at 10 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are

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." brad: weather adlib: we hit the 50s today in the metro, so much of our snow has melted. we should not drop below freezing in the city, but watch out in areas to the north tonight as it could get icy. also there will be a chance for some fog for mainly those northern counties where there is more snow on the ground. thanks to southerly winds tonight and wednesday, we will be staying mild, but we

will also be getting cloudier with a chance for some light showers or drizzle by wed. afternoon. the rain chances will be going up wed. night but temperatures will stay mild, so not travel problems... yet. that could change on thanksgiving day when we will have temperatures falling from the low 40s in the morning into the low 30s by late in the day. meanwhile we are going to have a lot of rain falling over iowa with some snow possibly mixing in for nw iowa. the main concern in the metro will be the chance for some freezing rain mainly after 4pm thursday, as temperatures get colder. some icing will be possible before the precipitation ends late thursday night. friday is looking dry, but the clouds will likely be sticking around along with cold temperatures that will carry right into the weekend. we will have a chance for some rain/snow showers both saturday and sunday with the best chance possibly coming on monday. at this point,

not much accumulation is expected as temps will be above freezing most of the daytime hours. brad stephanie: jack: stephanie:

stephanie: legos...they're an iconic toy you probably have in your home right now. but at mccombs middle school...those little building blocks are shaping the next great minds. this month's one classroom at a time grant goes to a teacher who sees...in a pile of bricks...a whole lot of potential. 20:54 congrats because you have won this month's one classroom at a time grant from bankers trust and local 5. it's a thousand dollars...so congratulations" nats cheering after shool...is when the fun really begins. ann echelmeyer's classroom is a place where science and playtime collide. 24:11 "we need robitics , we need our lego kit and computers to program with, our field maps and a lot of things." but they're not just playing. these kids are involved in a stem based lego robotics club. they build the robots and then have to put them through set tasks... and they take their talents onthe road. 25:28 "yeah our first competition is coming up in a few weeks and we are gearing up for that and we are ready to go." travelling to competitions costs extra money...that's where the thousand

dollar grant comes in. you see the kids really dive in...they obviously enjoy it. (24:19) "it helps you to feel what a team is to be creative and just use your imagination take you away and build whatever you want." (56:14) this young man dreams of a career in computer programming... this club brings him one step closer to that goal. 24:55 "it's not the legos that help me do that but the programming on the computers and the robotics that help me learn to grasp the idea" whatever their reason for being here...for building... ann echelmeyer hopes all her students take away one of life's most rewarding lessons. (25:46) "being creative and letting your imagination go wild." stephanie: teachers if you could use some teachers if you could use some extra money for a special project at your school, visit our website

we are iowa dot com and apply for the one classroom at a time grant. jack: coming up onon local 5 news at ten, the search for the eighth terrorist from paris has lead investigators to a surprising find. stephanie: next.... they're not happy with his stance on syrian refugees. what these protestors are demanging of

"your watc jack: there's a break tonight in the case involving those deadly paris attacks. a french prosecutor reveals there were more people involved than initially thought. during the search for the eighth terror suspect, investigators now find themselves looking for another man-- so at least 9 attackers were involved. meanwhile in belgium, that country is still alert over similar attacks in its

capital. jack: the paris attacks have started a conversation about whether or not syrian refugees should be allowed into the u-s. in iowa, no syrian refugees have ever resettled here, according to the department of human services. but tonight, a group wants to make sure iowa's doors are open to them in the future. they protested governor branstad's order to stop all state agencies from working on resettling syrian refugees. they disagree with how the governor handled the situation. samantha 10:37 why do we have someone in office doing these things? why can't he be more like governor ray who encouraged refugees, opened doors to those great people. jack: the group hopes mr. branstad will reconsider his decision and possibly make some time to meet with them and listen to their concerns. stephanie: pope francis says this year's christmas will be - quote - "a charade". he said holiday celebrations stand at odds with the fact that, in his words, "the whole world is at war". the pope spoke

after a string of violent attacks around the world, including the terrorist attacks in paris. pope also called for more compassion for the people affected by wars, such as syrian refugees. stephanie: and here's a consumer alert as you start your holiday shopping. stephanie: the toy called bunchems is designed for children, as a sort of build- able toy that they can create whatever their imagination allows them to, by stacking and sticking each "bunchem" together, but some kids aren't having fun with them... they're getting all tangled up in kids' hair. according to the company that makes bunchem's, "spin master" the toy does have a warning label on the box, but recently due to parental outcry they've changed the warning. jack: a lot of very happy hawkeye fans tonight... jordan: that's right iowa in the top 4 of the latest playoff rankings...and what a

difference a year makes... last year fans were calling for kirk ferentz's head, now he's king of the castle. we'll hear more from captain kirk coming up next...

are iowa s jordan/bam: an undefeated season, a shot at the big ten championship

and the college football playoff are all still in play for the iowa hawkeyes! who would've imagined this, this time last season!? one man maybe... alex giaimo has more. "(alex giaimo) what a difference a year makes. last season at this time, the hawkeyes were an underachieving team and people were calling for kirk ferentz's job. now the head coach has his team playing championship caliber football and his doubters? well they're now believers. (kirk ferentz) we've tried to look forward and that's what we've encouraged our players to do back in january and i've said this many times, you know, if you are going to be able to compete as a player or as a coach you better be able to take the heat as well as all the other stuff that comes that comes with winning. (giaimo) so what how does ferentz compare the state of his program to that of the national perceptions entering the season? (kirk ferentz) i've said it before im not big on national perception or anybody's perception because you know, other than there's a handle of teams every year, you can go out and say these guys are going to be pretty good probably but to me that's the college football afterwards you just never know who's going to do what and what's going to materialize etc. (giaimo) and and as far as impressing the cfp playoff comittee the

head coach says he doesn't think to much about it. (kirk ferentz) we try not to get to bogges down about it just like the college football playoff rankings that have been going on a couple weeks now. right now they really don't mean a lot it's really about the competition and what's going on the field. (alex giaimo) ferentz and his hawkeyes have already tied for the most wins in season in iowa history. they'll be looking to add another in lincoln on black friday. with your hawkeye headquarters report, i'm alex giaimo. " jordan/fullscreen well right now, the rankings like iowa! the hawkeyes are in the top 4 in the latest rankings. if the playoffs began today, iowa would play clemson! bama still 2, oklahoma up to 3. michigan state right behind iowa at 5. notre dame falls out of the top 4 to 6. baylor is 7th. ohio state falls to 8th. stanford and michigan round out the top 10... friday's heroes'

game between the hawks and huskers kicks off at 2:30 and can be seen right here on local 5 and don't forget we have you covered before and after the heroes game. thursday at 630, we'll have a 30 minute special on the heroes game where we take a look at the history of the rivalry and more. then on friday morning at 10 am, a full hour long pregame special including reports from lincoln... then as soon as the game is over, join us for local 5 news where we'll recap either a historic win for iowa, or historic upset for nebraska. jordan/bam: monday night, dowling catholic etched its name into state football history. the maroons became the only 4a team ever win a three peat. and they did it in pretty dominating fashion, thanks to their front 7. the maroons defensive studs helped combine for 5 tackles for loss including 3 sacks for a total of 38 yards! they also got two fumble returns for touchdowns from d-linemen atlias bell and ryan mells! i asked coach tom wilson before the game what dowling had to do to win, he said control the line of scrimmage. mission accomplished. "they really did what they've done all year.

i think that back is really good. beyer is one of the better players i think i've seen in a while. i don't know what people are waiting on. i think nebraska's offered him recently, that kid's a good player and he's gonna be a great player in college and so just really proud we could at least limit him a little bit." the maroons will now turn their focus to a 4 peat as the dowling dynasty appears well on its way! the maroons do lose another big senior class including linebacker ross otte and both qb's in kurt walding and jt brown. but we saw how they did replacing a qb this year. and when you return a guy like jacob zachary who was unstoppable here, plus all but one player that scored a td last night, don't bet against dowling next year! jordan/3shot we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10.

areas to the north tonight as it could get icy. also there will be a chance for some fog for mainly those northern counties where there is more snow on the ground. thanks to southerly winds tonight and wednesday, we will be staying mild, but we will also be getting cloudier with a chance