sunshine from time to time- especially in western iowa in the afternoon. it will stay cold and breezy, but mainly dry as our latest system moves away. expect to have some light morning snow greet you as you head to work. little to no accummulation is expected, except maybe on your car if its outside...grab the scraper. clearing skies will mean even colder temperatures wednesday night with lows in the 20s for many locations. a nice warm-up will begin thursday with lots of sunshine and southwesterly winds pushing our temps into the 40s. but the fun doesn't stop there! friday should be even warmer with highs in the upper 40s to the lower 50s with mostly sunny skies! there will be some clouds coming in saturday pm, but i still think we can get another mild day in the 50s. even next week is looking pretty mild for us now with highs mainly in the 40s and 50s and very little precipitation expected in the next 10 days! elias: also coming up on local five news midday.... we'll take a look at how governor branstad's medicaid privitization plans will be affecting health care agencies like lifeserve. elias: the iowa hawkeyes are going head-to- head with the michigan state spartans this weekend-- local 5's alex giaimo what to expect going into the big game. elias: republican presidential candidates donald trump and ted cruz are

controversial comments they have been making on the campaign trail. "local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa" elias: good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm elias johnson. elias: we have new details this morning on monday's double homicide that happened in des moines. elias: 39 year old michael wan- chanic the man suspected of killing 31 year old heather belieu and 39 year old bryon has been taken into custody after a stand-off with custody after a stand-off with police last night. elias: dallas county sheriffs deputies, iowa state patrol and other agencies faced off with michael wanchanic for four hours last night along highway 141. dallas county sheriff chad leonard said a tip came in shortly after 6 p.m.that wanchanic was at the caseys gas station in woodward when police responded- he drove off and a chase started.. but that beige dodge caravan police said he'd be driving- died on highway 141

wanchanic stranded. police kept their distance because even though wanchanic was alone-he did have a handgun and was threatening suicide. he reportedly never threatened any officers. four hours later, just before 10:30 p.m. sheriff leonard said wanchanic "got cold" and surrendered himself to police. wanchanic is being held here in polk county on two counts of first degree murder . he's expected to make his first appearance before a judge tomorrow morning. we'll be sure to bring you the latest information as this story continues to develop. elias: the brother of heather belieu spoke with local five yesterday about the tragedy his family is suffering... ryan belieu says he actually met michael wanchanic, the person of interest, last week. he says wanchanic came to the same house where the double homicide happened....but seemed quiet and didn't stay long. meanwhile, he confirms his sister and bryon howard had been dating for years, and just had a baby in march. while flipping through family photos, no one can understand what happened or why.

did knows that they got the chance to know her, she was a blessing. she was a really special person and she'd do anything for anybody she could" " elias: police still have not released how they died, or a motive as to why. police also removed two children from inside. heather's family confirmed all four of her children are currently staying with family and are ok. elias: now, this case stretched into story county as well. sheriff's deputies were asked by des moines police to conduct a welfare check in connection to the double homicide. on monday, they checked a home on the 100 block of 1st avenue in slater for peggy reed. reed's familys confirmed she is the ex-wife of wanchanic...and was picked up monday evening by the suspect just an hour after police discovered the double homicide. the dallas county sheriff

returned home safe sometime last night before wanchanic was involved in the police chase and ensuing standoff. elias: meteorologist james pederson joins us again with a look at your forecast. james: weather adlib: wednesday will be mostly cloudy most of the day, but we might see a few rays of sunshine from time to time- especially in mostly cloudy most of the day, but we might see a few rays of sunshine from time to time- especially in western iowa in the afternoon. it will stay cold and breezy, but mainly dry as our latest system moves away. expect to have some light morning snow greet you as you head to work. little to no accummulation is expected, except maybe on your car if its outside...grab the scraper. clearing skies will mean even colder temperatures wednesday night with lows in the 20s for many locations. a nice warm-up will

pushing our temps into the 40s. but the fun doesn't stop there! friday should be even warmer with highs in the upper 40s to the lower 50s with mostly sunny skies! there will be some clouds coming in saturday pm, but i still think we can get another mild day in the 50s. even next week is looking pretty mild for us now with highs mainly in the 40s and 50s and very little precipitation expected in the next 10 days! elias: back in your local news-- elias: metro drivers experienced the new diverging diamond interchange on interstate 80 tuesday... the new intersection opened up to traffic yesterday at noon...engineers say its a much safer way to manage traffic. developers say it will relieve traffic on major roads like jordan creek parkway, university and hickman. work began two years ago, and cost 50 million dollars. here's what drivers are saying. luke miller driver "i was just testing it. so i came south to get on and head east. that was pretty easy. i mean, there's two stoplights, but it's

the new interchange is also part of a much bigger development project... called "kettlestone" that's being built along grand prairie parkway in waukee. elias: less than a month until iowa rolls out it's new medicaid plan. as it stands right now, 4 out-of-state companies will be taking it over, but there are some major concerns. . the medicaid change means big changes for child serve. it's an agency that helps children with special health care needs. they help 3- thousand families every year, about 75 percent of the families use medicaid to help pay for services. many parents are asking questions, and child serve is doing the best they can to answer them. lloyd 20:54:56 everybody wants to know what's happening, some of those questions we don't know what the answers are going to be yet. elias: three major concerns with the change from medicaid include that january 1

date... also, an administrative law judge's also, an administrative law judge's recommendation to throw out one of the state's managed care contracts - well-care. out of 40- thousand health care providers, the department of human services has not released how many of them have signed contracts with the new companies. elias: and the former casey city clerk accused of mail fraud and arson spent tuesday in the courtroom.. dorothy dillinger has been accused of burning down city hall to cover years of fraud while city clerk. she entered a not guilty plea during the arraignment yesterday, and her trial will begin on february first. dillinger faces federal charges that she used city funds for personal use and then burned down the city hall the night before state auditors were set to investigate. elias: coming up on local 5 news midday... facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is now a father! and he has decided to give a huge gift to future

elias: and... in a double homicide here in the metro-- michael wanchanic has now been charged with two counts of first degree murder local 5's kattey ortiz takes a look back at the highway stand- off last night that lead to his arrest. elias: next.... the hawkeyes are facing off against the spartans this weekend. local 5's alex giaimo gives us an inside look on how the two teams are gearing up for the big game.

news midday in hd with elias johnson and we are iowas most accurate forecast. this is local 5 midday. we are iowa" elias: when they take the field saturday, the iowa hawkeyes will be lead by this year's big ten coach of the

but coach ferentz and the hawkeyes will be gearing up for their toughest opponent of the year. alex giamio has more from iowa city. "(alex giaimo) the goal from day one for the hawkeyes has been winning a big ten championship. now they'll get their chance on saturday against michigan state in indianapolis. two teams that pretty much match up dead even on paper. (kirk ferentz) in a lot of people's eyes we weren't supposed to be here right now so you know, but it is, you know, i say that tongue and cheek because it is important to us. it's not like we are out there just winging it. uh, we are probably the team that's not supposed to be there so you know, what the heck, let's go cut it loose and see what happens. (giaimo) ferentz will take his chances against a team with striking similarities to his own. both averaging about 33 points per game and dead even in turnover ratio. (henry kreiger-coble) top to bottom they are

there. i mean they are big guys, i mean they look like an nfl d-line, they are just huge, atheltic, and explosive guys, so that's what makes them good. (austin blythe) yea they've got a lot of good athletes up front and they work to finish plays and we got to get after them to, you know, kind of neutralize that. (giaimo) ferentz and his hawkeyes know that it's not a matter of stopping the spartans but more a matter of containing them. (cj beathard) it's hard to play a perfect game but we are going to have to play well and execute. we can't make many mistakes you know they are a good team but i think we are a good team, as well. (kirk ferentz) they are going to make plays. they are going to make plays offensively, defensively, special teams. and how we respond to those things really is going to dictate the success that we have or not. (alex giaimo) this will be iowa's first big ten championship appearance. kickoff at indianapolias will be at 7:17. in iowa city with your hawkeye headquarters report, alex giaimo, local 5 sports we are iowa. elias: saturday's big championship game is set for 7:17. the winner will secure their spot in the college football playoffs. and don't forget we have you covered for the big ten championship all this week. local five's

will be in indianpolis starting on thursday for coverage of the game. friday we'll be bringing you a special 30 minute big ten championship preview, hosted by sports director jon schaeffer. all: (reax) elias: james is back now... james: wednesday will be mostly cloudy most of the day, but we might see a few rays of sunshine from time to time- especially in western iowa in the afternoon. it will stay cold and breezy, but mainly dry as our latest system moves away. expect to have some light morning snow greet you as you head to work. little to no accummulation is expected, except maybe on your car if

scrape"now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" james: weather adlib: wednesday will be mostly cloudy most of the day, but we might see a few rays of sunshine from time to time- especially in western iowa in the afternoon. it will stay cold and breezy, but mainly dry as our latest system moves away. expect to have some light morning snow greet you as you head to work. little to no accummulation is expected, except maybe on your car if its s tside...grab the scraper. clearing skies will mean even colder temperatures wednesday night with lows in the 20s for many locations. a nice warm-up will begin thursday with lots of sunshine and southwesterly winds pushing our temps into the 40s. but the fun doesn't stop there! friday should be even warmer with highs in

sunny skies! there will be some clouds coming in saturday pm, but i still think we can get another mild day in the 50s. even next week is looking pretty mild for us now with highs mainly in the 40s and 50s and very little precipitation expected in the next 10 days! james: elias: elias:

elias: trending now... elias: star wars excitement is everywhere as the new movie gets closer....but some of the badguys from the film decided to do a good deed. over the weekend, a missouri family began setting up their christmas tree...using storm trooper action figures as helpers.. the figures were placed in various stages, making it look as though they assembled the tree... the video was posted to facebook, received more

thousand likes. all: (reax) elias: still to come on local five news midday... we all know the holidays can be stressful, so we have urbandale mental health therapist lori boehm shereck on for some holiday stress

elias: lori boehm shereck holiday stress relief holiday stress common between thanksgiving and new year's; urbandale mental health therapist offers tips to help everyone cope (urbandale, iowa) many people experience stress from thanksgiving through new year's day. there are increased responsibilities this time of year from holiday get togethers, cooking, baking, travel

and wrap, and more. lori boehm-sherek, a licensed mental health counselor at compass clinical associates at 2500-82nd place in urbandale has tips to lessen the stress of the holiday season. there are many symptoms of holiday stress people experience this time of the year. "holiday stress can cause people to be easily overwhelmed, anxious, and depressed. sometimes clients have experienced losses, changes in their families, and this time of year is a trigger. it is very important to take time to express feelings, be realistic that the holidays do not have to be perfect, families change, and there are new ways to celebrate," said lori boehm-shereck. with so many extra things to do during the holiday season, it is easy to over obligate your time by saying yes to too many projects. there are ways to avoid over obligating your time and causing stress. lori boehm-shereck elaborates, "it is very important to focus on balance, doing things you want to rather

saying yes to something means you are saying no to other things. decide ahead of time how much you want to bake, decorate, and attend parties. it is ok to say 'i would love to join you but we already have a commitment,' or 'i need to check my calendar and i will get back to you.' simply say 'no thank-you.' clear boundaries are essential because saying yes to too many things can increase feeling of being overwhelmed and increase resentment." -more- during the holiday season, it is important to stay healthy mentally and physically. according to lori boehm-shereck, a few ways to stay healthy are, "practice being in the present rather than regretting the past or worrying about what might happen. plan to make memories playing games with the kids, or enjoying old and new traditions. with divorced families decide the shared parenting schedule ahead of time rather than christmas morning. eat healthy snacks before attending a party so you won't have an empty stomach and end up showing up famished! make the party time limited and smile. it is critical to keep a regular schedule taking time to exercise and getting enough sleep." there are financial

holiday season with extra expenditures for gifts, travel, and parties. lori offers these tips to reduce financial stress -decide on your budget -use cash in envelopes for purchases -make a list of what you need to buy, stick to the list -consider hand-made gifts or family gift exchange -donate to charity in someone's name sometimes stress becomes so overwhelming that appointments with a mental health professional are needed. "seek professional help if you feel persistently anxious, sad, unable to sleep, or are experiencing increased irritability, or hopelessness," says lori boehm-shereck. it is important to maintain your relationships during the holiday season. "holidays are about relationships. have a back-up plan to take a breather and take time to be alone and rest, you may not need it but

hd. we are iowa" : elias:

now elias: time to do your best clark griswold impression and hang the holiday lights...but before you bring out the decorations, we have a few tips... first let's talk safety....make sure to throw away any lights that have damaged sockets, and loose or bare wires. plus, never overload an electrical outlet...and make sure not to connect more than three connect more than three strands at a time. as for money, consider upgrading your lights to l-e- d's....they'll use less energy and run cooler than traditional incandescent lights. elias: the sales statistics for the 20-15 fiscal year from the iowa alcoholic beverage division shows an increase from last year. more than 329- million dollars was generated from the sales of liquor products. that's an increase of almost five and a half percent. and the drinks of choice? whiskey and

the majority of sales. elias: speaking of monday proved breaker for online retailing. data collected just over three billion dollars in online orders were made monday. that smashes a record set just days earlier on black friday. toys and electronics proved to be big cyber monday sellers. among the more popular toys -- the barbie dream house, shopkins toys, star wars lego sets and lego dimensions. elias: and finally, dunkin donuts is becoming the latest chain to test out delivery service... its partnering with "door-dash" to bring donuts and coffee to their customers, with a promise to have your order to you in 45 minutes or less. the coffee and doughnut giant is rolling out testing of "dunkin' delivery" in five major cities. elias:

how does a speeding ticket lead to a marriage proposal? find out how johnston police helped one lucky guy put a ring on it. elias: next.... our big story today michael wanchanic, the man charged with first degree murder in a double homicide was caught in a highway standoff last night. we have more details, coming

" you're watching local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" elias: good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm elias johnson. elias: our big story this morning is the end to a standoff on highway 141, and the capture of michael wanchanic... the man now charged with two counts of first degree murder. elias: des moines police found bryon howard and heather belieu dead monday...which lead to a search for michael wanchanic for questioning. last night authorities received a tip about the where abouts of

h lead to a police chase. however, wanchanic's van died turning the chase into a standoff with iowa state patrol and dallas county deputies... local five's kattey ortiz has more on this story. " " a standoff lasting more than four hours here on highway 141 ends the hunt for a person of interested wanted in monday's double homicide in des moines. -- state troopers were diverting traffic tuesday night in bouton while law enforcement were negotiating with a man in a standoff down the road. (very big relief we had about 30 officers on scene) officials got a tip about michael wanchanic being at a caseys in woodward -- once police responded -- a chase ensued. that's when he ran out of luck -- the van died, trapping him on 141. the dallas county sheriff's office says he was alone and had a handgun -- never pointing it at officers, but himself --

up pretty good so you could see what he was doing, he was crawling back and forth over the seats doing a lot of stuff, we could see the gun a lot." after four hours of negotiations -- wanchanic surrendered peacefully. (mother nature played a big part in it. his van wasn't running, he got cold, he finally gave himself up.) -- the dallas county sheriff's office says there wont be any local charges. wachanic will be processed at the polk county jail. in bouton kattey ortiz local five news we are iowa elias: and again this morning-- we have a new picture here of the accused michael john wanchanic is now in polk county jail-- and has been arrested for two charges of first degree murder. elias: in your national headlines this morning-- elias: angry protests in chicago over the killing of a black teenager by a white police officer. the incident has the illinois attorney general asking the federal

investigate the chicago police department. the city's mayor, rahm emanuel called for the resignation of chicago's police superintendent. elias: in your local election headquarters now-- elias: the race for president now -- and a new poll out this morning shows republican frontrunner donald trump solidifying his lead -- with marco rubio, ben carson and ted cruz now neck and neck for second place. abc's tom llamas with the latest. " this morning a new national poll shows donald trump not only on top but growing. sot trump they say i have the most loyal people you know others if you sneeze they drop you! me i can sneeze i can say things that i think are right. overnight those loyal troops in his campaign fueling the the frontrunner's controversial claims of muslims in nj celebrating on 9/11...tweeting this video from a local nyc station after the attack reporting on rumors of that celebration -- nats ...celebrating the destruction they saw from the roof despite the claims...the

rooftops. the report attributed to sources peppered with inaccurate information. trump's allegations fueling friction with new jersey governor chris christie...christie who received some key endorsements in new hampshire willing to take on trump over his words. sot-christie: cc: if donald starts yelling and screaming at me in the middle of a speech, you could be sure that i'll say sit down and shut up. candidates like christie and also senator ted cruz hoping to win over voters that like a tough talking candidate just like trump. on tuesday cruz connecting most criminals to a political party. sot - cruz-radio show "now listen, here's the simple and undeniable fact. the overwhelming majority of violent criminals are democrats. but we couldn't find any research or statistic that shows that. the cruz campaign telling abc news the senator based his statement on a study conducted in only three states that showed a majority of ex felons in those states registered as

"when elected democrats push to give felons the right to vote, it is a perfectly rational and reasonable inference to say those democrats understand that the overwhelming majority of violent criminals vote democratic."" elias: meteorologist james pederson joins us again with a look at your forecast. james: weather adlib: wednesday will be mostly cloudy most of the day, but we might see a few rays of mostly cloudy most of the day, but we might see a few rays of sunshine from time to time- especially in western iowa in the afternoon. it will stay cold and breezy, but mainly dry as our latest system moves away. expect to have some light morning snow greet you as you head to work. little to no accummulation is

its outside...grab the scraper. clearing skies will mean even colder temperatures wednesday night with lows in the 20s for many locations. a nice warm-up will begin thursday with lots of sunshine and southwesterly winds pushing our temps into the 40s. but the fun doesn't stop there! friday should be even warmer with highs in the upper 40s to the lower 50s with mostly sunny skies! there will be some clouds coming in saturday pm, but i still think we can get another mild day in the 50s. even next week is looking pretty mild for us now with highs mainly in the 40s and 50s and very little precipitation expected in the next 10 days! elias: okay -- ladies, there are boring marriage proposals. and there are creative marriage proposals. we have a really creative one that happened thanksgiving day in johnston. it was such a crazy idea -- the cops even had to get involved. local five's jack miller explains nats - cop asking for id jeff schulte is really in trouble this time. he's pulled over by johnston police for the second time in a year. except this time, you're looking at a set-up. this police body cam video captures a very clever plan between jeff and johnston police. nats - more interaction

a year ago at was for real. jeff was actually ticketed for speeding right in front of his girlfriend's parent's house when he was going to meet them for the first time. her whole family saw it. jeff was year later, when jeff jenna, he figured johnston p.d. might do him a favor. sb jeff "wanted to do something crazy." "a lot of timing involved, i he and officer matt who gave him the real ticket a year earlier, worked it all out. nats - you were doing 46 in a 35 a bogus speeding violation. jeff was even pretend handcuffed behind his car. and jenna was finally asked to get out of the car too. nats from cop -- would you get out and check this merchandise to see if it's stolen. he

the look on jenna's face proves she has no idea what's going on, and the next few moments are priceless. nats - will you marry me? her reaction up until they hug sb - it took my emotions to the extreme. i was in shock for a long long time and it was a welcome break from the difficult work of real policing for officer matt chiles. sb -- just a nice break something fun like this.

just like last year, jenna's family saw the whole thing again. they were all gathered in the garage, on purpose this time, watching the engagement happen. jeff and jenna are getting married in july, here in iowa. congratulations ! all: (rea elias: now to that 45 billion dollar baby announcement - facebook founder mark zuckerberg promising to give away 99 percent of his shares to charity in a letter to his newborn daughter -- making investments in areas including eduction, health and equality -- abc's cecilia vega with more. " her name is max chan zuckerberg.. and the proud parents...beaming... announcing her to the world in a letter posted where else ?but on facebook... max, we love you and feel a great responsibility to leave the world a better place for you and all children and with that... a promise not just to their daughter... but to the world.

his wife priscilla chan pledging to give away 99 percent of their facebook shares...the value... a mind blowing 45 billion dollars sot zuckerberg having this child has made us think about all of the things that should be imprved in the world for her whole generation pricilla: we need to make sure there are investments in progams that ensure the future isn't going to be like today. that it's going to be better the investments they're promising? in research... internet building. and the changing whenever this kind of a gift is made other note they say if he did it why can't i... the new parents... hopeful for the future.. of their new little girl... and the world she'll grow up in.. writing we wish you a life filled with the same love, hope and joy you

to this world. love, mom and dad" elias: still to come on local 5 news midday... (weather) james has the details in central iowa's most accurate forecast next.

"now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist james pederson. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" james: weather adlib: wednesday will be mostly cloudy most of the day, but we might see a few rays of

western iowa in the afternoon. it will stay cold and breezy, but mainly dry as our latest system moves away. expect to have some light morning snow greet you as you head to work. little to no accummulation is expected, except maybe on your car if its outside...grab the scraper. clearing skies will mean even colder temperatures wednesday night with lows in the 20s for many locations. a nice warm-up will begin thursday with lots of sunshine and southwesterly winds pushing our temps into the 40s. but the fun friday should be even the upper 40s to the sunny skies! there will be some clouds coming in saturday pm, but i still think we can get another mild day in the 50s. even next week is looking pretty mild for us now with highs mainly in the 40s and 50s and very little precipitation expected in the next 10 days! james:

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how to put your debt on a diet. joining us is financial professional cameron mccarty, owner of vivid tax advisory group. q. so americans are choosing their waistline over becoming debt-free? does this surprise you? in the survey conducted by credit karma and harris interactive, respondents were asked whether they would rather keep their current debt or gain 25 pounds and be completely debt-free. 72% said they care more about their waistline than their bank accounts. one of the reasons given by respondents - very few people see your debt balance, but everyone sees your weight. really both are equally important - and play a huge part in your future lifestyle. q. the average american household has more than $7,500 dollars in credit card debt and it is way more when we calculate all our debt like car debt, mortgage debt and student loan debt, how do we deal with it all?

down!! i work with people who are nearing retirement and i encourage them to pay down their debt- it makes those retirement dreams more achievable. i have found people are more inclined to pay down their debt if they take the time to figure out how much it is costing them each month. if you can stop paying 19% interest on a credit card bill each month, that is like earning an extra 19%! all that money you are spending on interest, you could be investing in yourself and saving for the future. q: our physical health may be more tied to our fiscal health than many of us realize, right? yes, this is interesting, but research shows credit cards make it easy for us to indulge and put on the pounds (according to a study by the journal of consumer research). users of plastic spend more money at grocery stores and buy more junk food than those who pay with cash. q: do you suggest your clients throw away the plastic and pay with cash only? no, not at all- credit cards are very

your credit score, they also offer some great perks. but you have to be responsible and pay off your balance every month. if you can't be that disciplined, then maybe a cash-only system is the way to go. q: so if we are carrying a balance on our credit cards, what do we do to put our debt on a diet? step #1 pay on time

and before we go, take a look at this! elias: some middle school computer programming students in sioux city are showing off their skills with this festive lights display. the lights are synced to music ranging from the "star wars" theme to "don't stop believing'" by journey. the students used more than 81-thousand lights and 20 miles of wires for the display. james: weather adlib: wednesday will be mostly cloudy most of

see a few rays of sunshine from time to time- especially in western iowa in the afternoon. it will stay cold and breezy, but mainly dry as our latest system moves away. expect to have some light morning snow greet you as you head to work. little to no accummulation is expected, except maybe on your car if its outside...grab the scraper. clearing skies will mean even colder temperatures wednesday night with lows in the 20s for many locations. a nice warm-up will begin thursday with lots of sunshine and southwesterly winds pushing our temps into the 40s. but the fun doesn't stop there! friday should be even warmer with highs in the upper 40s to the lower 50s with mostly sunny skies! there will be some clouds coming in saturday pm, but i still think we can get another mild day in the 50s. even next week is looking pretty mild for us now with highs mainly in the 40s and 50s and very little precipitation expected