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accurate weather team and we start with your forecast first." brad/wx wall weather adlib: we had a real messy day out there across our state. nw counties had the worst of it with freezing rain and snow with some areas getting more than 6" of accumulation. that is also where roads are still icy in spots. here in central iowa, we were warm enough for just rain with about 1/4" of rain today. our temperatures should stay above freezing in the metro most of the night with a few rain (or snow) showers possible. most of the showers will be

metro later tonight, so our chances are looking good for decent roads come tuesday morning in the metro. however, it will be cold enough by morning in most areas to freeze up any moisture that is left over or falling from the sky. i don't think we will have much precipitation tuesday, but a few snow showers will be possibly- mainly late in the day. wednesday is definitely looking drier, but the clouds could be stubborn to leave us, so i think we will be staying in the 30s for highs. thursday and friday will be much nicer with sunshine and highs reaching te 40s both days. it looks like our warmest day will be saturday with 50s possible! " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" jack: a toddler and infant, removed from a des moines home this afternoon where -- there were also two bodies. tonight police are still trying to piece together exactly what happened. good evening. i'm jack miller. stephanie has the night off. police say the kids don't appear to be hurt. but they were taken to a hospital just to be checked out. tonight people in the neighborhood are worried this was a domestic incident. they say the couple who live in the home were constantly arguing. jack: local 5's kattey ortiz has tonight's big story. "my stomach dropped, i was terrified. like it's right in my backyard." squad cars lined center street while crime scene tape was wrapped around this house just before three this afternoon. "somebody happened upon the scene and

somebody had been shot and there was a lot of blood. when we arrived there were two people deceased in the home." two children - a toddler and an infant - were removed from the home unharmed where the two people were found dead. at least one person was seen being questioned by police and another was seen leaving in a cruiser. the a-r-l was also called in, removing at least one small dog. krissy wetrich lives diagonally from the scene and says a couple in their mid to late 50's lived in the home. "they mostly kept to themselves, i know they did have quite a few parties, there always people coming in and out of the house, constantly fighting, there was always yelling." she says sometimes the arguments would escalate where they would end up outside -- but it never turned physical from what she saw. "stepped up to her a couple times, like he was going to, i don't know if it was because he was outside he decided not to, but it seemed like he could be a violent person." what's most mysterious to wetrich is the fact children were found inside. she's never seen toddlers near the house. "it never seemed like

there, just a lot of drinking buddies." jack: police haven't yet said what the relationship of the 9-1-1 caller is to the people who were found dead -- or the relationship of those two children. there are still a lot of unanswered questions. stay with local five as we continue to bring you the latest updates on this case. jack/ots: the safety of downtown des moines is in question tonight, after two people were shot early sunday morning. it happened in the busy bar district of court avenue, just after one a-m sunday. tonight, police tell us they think they know who the shooter is. but they aren't ready to name that person. so is that area safe? police say this incident doesn't really change much. "you can't judge any neighborhood based on the actions of an individual, and that's exactly what this is. the person responsible for this is the person who pulled the trigger and that's where our focus is." jack:

shot. the 21 year old man died. jack: we have a traffic alert for drivers in west des moines and waukee. jack: a new interchange off i-80 opens tomorrow, and you'll want to pay attention to how it works. the new grand prairie parkway is a diamond shaped intersection. it's the first of it's kind here in iowa, and one of just 19 in the nation. local 5 got a chance to navigate the diamond-shaped intersection earlier today. the idea is that the new traffic pattern will help people getting on and off the interstate. so how does it work? jack: here's an info graphic that shows the flow of traffic. essentially both lanes of traffic cross at a stop light, then drive on the opposite side of the road over the overpass. there they hit another stoplight that lets you cross back to the proper side of the road. there are a lot of things put in place to make sure you stay on the right side of the road. but the main goal is to eliminate one big

"people aren't used to the opposite side of why you do that in the divergent diamond is to avoid one conflict...when you get up here, all you have to do is turn left and you get right onto the interstate going east bound." we want to think of this new interchange. will you be tomorrow? may use your comments on-air. you can post twitter and facebook. or send us an email or give us a call . the contact your screen. jack: it's cyber monday -- and if you're expecting door, be cautious. police and delivery package theft doesn't happen pick up during the holidays. packages off your porch as soon as possible. or consider having future packages shipped location where

will be home to get it. and be a watchful neighbor. if you see something suspicious, report it. "17:06 sometimes we get lucky and catch them, people see things that don't look right and they call police right away. " jack: if your packages are shipped through the u-s postal service you can log onto their website and select how you would like your package delivered or if you'd prefer to pick it up in person. jack: one state says o-k to the bakken pipeline running through it. jack: south dakota approved construction on the dakota access or bakken pipeline today. the project would project carry crudoil from north dakota through iowa and into illinois. the proposed route cuts diagonally through iowa. the iowa utilities board is in the middle of evidentiary hearings. once those are finished, the board will makes its decision. but there's no set timeline. jack: the man accused in the deadly

colorado planned parenthood clinic made his initial court appearance today. jack: robert dear faced the judge on video from his jail cell in colorado springs. the 57 year old is accused of killing a police officer and two others during the siege. the three victims have been identified as police officer garrett swasey, as well as a mother of two kids and an iraq war veteran. nine people the attack. police say dear remarks against parenthood arrest. his neighbors describe him as a loner who didn't like president obama. jack: the president himself tonight is urging the world take action to reverse global warming. he's in france right now, along with nearly 200 world leaders, for the u.n. climate change conference. this long planned meeting comes just weeks after the terror attack that killed 130 in paris. president obama says the ongoing terror threat should motivate the world leaders to do

president obama "nothing will deter us from building the future we want for our children. what greater rejection of those who would tear down our world than marshaling our best efforts to save it?" jack: meanwhile, paris is on lockdown for the gathering. all public protests are banned. the goal of the conference is a global deal to cut carbon emmissions. jack: and des moines' mayor frank cownie is there for the talks. we confirmed he's arriving in paris tomorrow. cownie has long been an advocate for dealing with climate change. he'll be meeting up with about 100 mayors from all over the world for the conference. jack: coming up on local 5 news at 10. " it's my pleasure to introduce to you our new head football coach matt campbell." jack: a new chapter of iowa state football starts now, as the athletic department unveils its new head coach. local 5 sports director jon schaeffer sits down with coach matt campbell later in sports.

then-- we'll show you why iowans are against the new were just released today. jack: and see how snow is causing for folks north and west of the metro. ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot morning iowa... we're entering december... which means lots of up their streets with and one central iowa city is switching on their annual tradition tuesday night plus... a look at your forecast ((:04 wx ad-lib)) that's tomorrow on

jack miller, stephanie 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: to go or to stay. the quick changing weather was hard on truck drivers working on tight deadlines today. fort dodge saw everything from rain, ice to snow. truck drivers hitting the roads are reminding people to give extra space and slow down as this weather continues. ""lot of change to sleet to snow and it did it quick today,

were big" jack: for those dealing with that snow tonight brad, how long until it clears up? jack: brad brad: weather adlib: we had a real messy day out there across our state. nw counties had the worst of it

getting more than 6" of accumulation. that is also where roads are still icy in spots. here in central iowa, we were warm enough for just rain with about 1/4" of rain today. our temperatures should the metro most of the night with a few rain (or snow) showers showers will be

metro later tonight, so our chances are looking good for decent roads come tuesday morning in the metro. however, it will be cold enough by morning in most areas to freeze up any moisture that is left over or falling from the sky. i don't think we will have much

showers will be possibly- mainly late in the day. wednesday is definitely looking drier, but the clouds could be stubborn to leave us, so i think we will be staying in the 30s for highs. thursday and friday sunshine and highs days. it looks like our saturday with 50s possible! brad jack:

as we head into the winter season, all school closings will be on our website "we are iowa dot com." they'll also scroll along the bottom of the screen. jack: coming up on local 5 news at ten, iowa politicians say the new renewable fuel standards are too low. why they say more ethanol is good for the u-s and iowans. stephanie: next, what may have led to the latest shooting in the drake neighborhood. the latest on the investigation.

jack: new tonight at 10, altoona police are looking for two men. jack: purse thieves in altoona, and hoping these pictures will help you turn them in. the purse was stolen from a the altoona the two men you see here were away. they took off in the black jeep shown here and are wanted for call altoona have any information. a drug deal gone wrong sent one man to the hospital. late last night, a man was found shot in the chest and leg in the front yard of a home on cottage grove avenue. he's in the hospital. so far, no arrests. jack: a facebook threat stopped. the threat against urbandale middle school surfaced on the school's parent-teacher facebook page. police say it came from a.... ... 15 year old des moines teenager who's not a student at that school. he was arrested this morning, and

harassment. jack: the battle over ethanol production. the iowa renewable fuels association is not happy tonight with the obama administration's announcement on the renewable fuel quota . the epa announced that the biodiesel targets allowed in gas will be 1.9 billion gallons for 2016, and 2 billion gallons for 2017. the iowa renewable fuels association says the quote numbers ignore recent research that the industry much more. congressional delegation is today's decision. jack: grassley says the epa didn't do enough for iowa new standards, saying doesn't farmers can do congressman dave loebsack echoed that statement, saying that increasing the amount of ethanol in our gasoline only helps the nation, and it will lessen our dependence on foreigh oil. ernst says the

against what the standard was supposed to do for the country. jack: jon joins us now-- and jon matt campbell already getting to work for isu. jon: yeah jack-- no rest for the new man under the headset. coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear matt campbell's plan for recruiting-- and what he can

jon: matt campbell wasted no time letting us know the type of person he is... what stands out most-- well he's ready to get to work. he talked about the most important aspect of the off season-- recruiting-- in abundance today. his plan start right here in iowa and build out. new iowa state football coach matt campbell is in a hurry to get his staff in place-- the big reason-- he's got to get to work recruiting. "recruiting is at a premium right now and i think we know this we have two weeks until there's a dead period and i don't want to miss those two weeks. " it's an area that campbell can bring new life to for the cyclones. his 2016 recruiting class for toledo actually ranks higher than paul rhoads' did according 24/7 sports. now campbell is excited about the product he now has to

have an opportunity to sell are outstanding. i think you can go to multiple places across the country and not have what this university has." one thing you can expect-- he's going to look for players that fit his brand of football-- hard working-- and hard nosed. "we're the big 12 option in the midwest and so we've got something to sell and quite honestly we're going to go where our roots are again we're going to be an attitude and effort based program we're going to find the guys that fit that mold campbell says it starts here in iowa and locking up some of the state's top talent. "you know i think that's critical to your success you know our four hour foot print around here there's really good football and i would be remissed to not say that we're not going to do everything in our power to recruit from that four hour radius and not do a great job. for two former ciml standouts-- that's something they're excited to see. "it gives iowa kids hope i mean that they're not just getting

these other programs i mean there's obviously kids in iowa that can compete you know we can still do it it just takes a lot of learning and good coaching." "you want the best talent here to play along side of and stuff personally it doesn't matter what part of the country he goes and recruits what other players as long as they know that i can trust them and they're going to give up all that we have for me and the rest of my teammates to win that's the most important thing." "we're going to do our due diligence to be in every school and do an unbelievable job recruiting this state and from there we'll grow and from there we'll take our program to where we need to to be successful." jon/fullscreen here's a look at inherits-- an opener against uni next season-- they finished 9th just 2-7 in conference play. and haven't played in a bowl game since 2012 to tulsa in the liberty bowl jon/fullscreen awards desmond king wins the tatum- defensive back of the year and first team all big ten defense nod..

the week for the big ten as well. while isu's season is done-- northern iowa is now in the second round of the fcs playoffs after taking down eastern illinois last weekend. their next task-- portland state out of the big sky conference. the vikings tout a strong rushing attack-- and his team touts some of the best defensive players in the country so they'll be up for the test. "i just saw the all conference list this morning and there's some deserving players on those they've contributed to us so and i thought we had a good football team. it's really taken life here as of late you know the last 6-7 weeks have been very good to us and we're playing good football right now " jon/fullscreen uni and portland state kick off at 9 pm saturday night you can catch the game on espn 3. it's a late one but the winner of these two gets the winner of montana and 4 time defending champs north dakota state. jon/fullscreen and the uni men's

tonight blowing out north texas 93 to 70. 6 players were in double figures for points tonight-- a solid win by the panthers who move to 5-1. jon/fullscreen here's a look at the ap top 25 mens basketball poll iowa actually drops a spot to 5th... kansas moves up to fourth-- kentucky still number one-- maryland second michigan state third. ou 6. duke-- nova-- north carolina and virginia round out the top 10. jon/3shot (wrap sports) stephanie: jack: we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10.

lation. that is also where roads are still icy in spots. here in central iowa, we were warm enough for just rain with about 1/4" of rain today. our temperatures should stay above freezing in the metro most of the night with a few rain (or snow) showers possible. most of the showers will be moving north of the metro later tonight, so our chances are looking good for decent roads come tuesday morning in the metro. however, it will be cold enough by morning in most areas to freeze up any moisture that is left over or falling from the sky. i don't think we will have much precipitation tuesday, but a few snow showers will be possibly- mainly late in the day. wednesday is definitely looking drier, but the clouds could be stubborn to leave us, so i think we will be staying in the 30s for highs. thursday and friday will be much nicer with sunshine and highs reaching te 40s both days. it looks like our warmest day will be saturday with 50s possible! stephanie: jack: thank you for spending your time with us tonight.