accurate weather your forecast first." bree weather adlib: it's back to routines tomorrow, but until then the clouds will remain overhead overnight keeping

start with morning clouds, but skies will eventually clear out for the afternoon. winds will be very light at 4 to 8 mph becoming more southeasterly as the day progresses. the thermometer will read in the 20s tomorrow, but with sunshine and light winds it might not feel so bad! winds will remain light overnight monday with partly cloudy skies. lows tomorrow night will again drop into the teens. a mild warm-up news at 10... trump's got bad press and now his supporters are after hillary clinton. the drama of the campaign trail in your local election headquarters next. nikki plus--signs that the bird flu has left the state--poultry show bans are officially no more. nikki but first, a big year for the iowa state patrol as they learn fatal accidents on their roads have decreased for another year. hear what they contribute to their success. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" nikki: good evening. welcome to local 5 news, i'm nikki davidson.

tonight, some good news from the iowa state patrol. the number of deadly crashes dropped again in 20-15. they're down, nearly twenty percent since 20-10, and the lowest since world war two. nikki: local five's jacob peklo joins us now with more in tonight's big story. jacob? jacob if it wasn't for a deadly crash on new year's eve, the state of iowa would have had its lowest fatality total since 19-44. just a decade ago, there were 450 deadly crashes. in 20-15, it was 3- 17. patrollers say a number of factors have patrollers say a number of factors have brought the numbers down, but they say there are still several things drivers can do to improve. natural sound of car shifting into gear the first weekend of the year for iowa state trooper michael clyde has been a busy one. natural sound of light radar now, that the holidays roadways for trooper michael clyde, iowa state patrol: "when people see cops they tend to slow down a lot more. so, speed is one of the biggest factors in crashes." natural sound of siren 2015 tied for the lowest deadly crashes in a year statewide, with 317. just a decade ago, the number was 450. trooper michael clyde, iowa state patrol:

crashes, but they are becoming less severe as designers get better at designing cars." natural sound of cars driving by another key factor is the new cable barriers, which reduce the number of head on collisions you could see along the interstate. this stretch of road in des moines was just finished in 2015. trooper michael clyde, iowa state patrol: "the cable barriers really reduce the crashes more, they have a little more give. they're designed to kind of break away and cushion a crash." because of the new barriers, cars will come to a stop on the same side of the road. instead of head on crashes, the cars will take often take less damaging blows. trooper michael clyde, iowa state patrol: "typically a rear end style collision is not a fatality, there's a lot of whiplash, but it's those head ons that we'd see on the interstate that would cause the biggest problems." natural sound of door opening but even with improved design on the vehicles, trooper clyde believes there are still some things that can be done to drop those numbers even further, like making sure everyone buckles up. natural sound of trooper clyde: "who's your insurance provider?" trooper michael clyde, iowa state patrol: "it's

in the low 90s. so, we're pretty good on seatbelts, but for those 7, 8 percent that don't wear their seatbelts, that accounts for half of the fatalities that we see." and as he helps with another accident, clyde is glad to see everyone was unharmed in this one. trooper michael clyde, iowa state patrol: "it's one of the hardest things for troopers to do is to give a death notitication to a family. so, we'd like to see it be zero." jacob now, while the new cable carriers are helping save lives, hitting one could give your wallet a shock. if you happen to hit one and uproot it, you're charged a $500 dollar fee to reset the cable and $100 dollars for each one that's broken free. live in the studio, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa. nikki: the highest total for deadly crashes was in 19-70. that year more there were 912. nikki: new tonight at ten...a man shot while trying to get food at mcdonald's. nikki: that's what a man told police happened to him last night at the mcdonald's on forest avenue

the 18-year-old says a car approached him and shot him in the right leg as he was walking into the restraunt. police stopped a car matching the description of the suspects, but so far there have not been any arrests reported. the man was taken to the hospital. nikki: and a death investigation tonight in north east iowa. yesterday afternoon, nashua police and the iowa state patrol found a 56-year- old man dead in his home. investigators say he was shot. the subject who fired the weapon has been identified but no charges have been filed. the identity of the victim has not been released yet, and the incident is still under investigation. nikki: 20-15 was full of bad news for iowas poultry industry.... from big confinements to backyard flocks... the avian flu spared no one. but this weekend, some good news..... the ban prohibting the exhibits has been lifted. that means county and state fairs, auctions, swap meets and any other gatherings involving poultry are a go. local 5's claire powell reports in this week's farm to family. from large turkey confinements to small scale flocks- 2015's avian flu was unprecdented. killing millions of

birds and spending clean up. but now- hope as are allowed again first. " kids can show poultry at fairs, meets and poultry theres no doubt the outbreak had a chain effect from business owners, to consumers to farmers. big or small. "even those that never ended up with teh disease were nervous so they changed what they were doing " "oh yeah, some security measures still had to be taken. you introduce one and itll take the entire flock so" in tony castelline's backyard, there are only 10 chickens... or "girls" as he calls them... "she'll be right here in this corner... even though neither urban farmer lost a bird- yep there she is" castelline says he's breathing a sigh of relief. "i know as a family in general we were sad there was no poultry displays at all, chickens turkey or

worry there too. "as a matter of fact we werent willign to get any stock unless it was from absolutely from somebody we knew" because while everyone is more than ready to turn the page into 2016... it's uncertain what fate is written for the industry's future. "but everybodys optimisitc the resilency to get back into business, iowans its certanly good to be around folks like that... nikki: but despite the good news, experts are reminding anyone with any kind of poultry... that this isn't the time to back off on biosecurity. the exact cause of the outbreak is still unknown. in spring this all has the potential to reoccur. nikki: turning to your local election headquarters tonight... candidates rush to iowa with only a month left to sway potential caucus-goers their way. nikki: republican candidate mike huckabee wasting no time... he made a stop at the machine shed this afternoon with the bull

moose club. this afternoon he had meet and greet with potential voters. huckabee trails in the polls now, but says he knows that many iowans are still undecided. he's confident that he can recapture some of the magic that helped him win the caucus eight years ago. the former arkansas governor says he knows what it takes to defeat hillary clinton. mike huckabee, r- presidential candidate: "nobody in the entire republican field has ever actually battled against the clinton political machine and apparatus and i have. not just once, but repeatedly, and i l repeatedly defeated it, and lived to tell about it." nikki: huckabee attracted a number of out of towners today, including student groups from illinois and louisiana. he says he has a packed schedule, with 150 events set up this month, ahead of the caucuses. nikki: meanwhile, controversy hits the trump and clinton campaigns this week. a terrorism recruiting video has surfaced, featuring donald trump, but his supporters are coming after hillary clinton. here she is standing up to a heckler in new hampshire today.

during the last democratic debate - clinton said trump's language is aiding terror groups like isis - but provided no evidence. now that the the terror group's video has surfaced, she's getting some flack as well. but trump has made clear he's not changing his message about muslims in america. sot - donald trump / (r) presidential candidate john dickerson: "does it concern you at all that you're being used in essentially a recruitment video?" donald trump: "what am i gonna do? i have to say what i have to say." nikki: this week marks the first time former president bill clinton will begin campaigning for his wife. he hits the trail in new hampshire tomorrow meanwhile, clinton will make multiple stops here in iowa. nikki: coming up on local 5 news at 10... two of the biggest fantasy sports are sites facing a new, potentially crippling challenge.... giving back a big chuck of they money they've made. nikki: and we take a look back at some of the inspirational iowans we met in 2015. bree: and i'll have your forecast ahead " monday on good morning iowa your regular crew will be back. sabrina and elias will bring you all the

top stories and this fun story is a sob story. a woman gets a helping hand at her car dealership. plus.. your weather... sounds good. that's all coming up monday on good morning iowa " "now, we are iowa's most accurate

independent weather experts" bree weather adlib: it's back to routines tomorrow, but until then the clouds will remain overhead overnight keeping lows in the teens in most areas across the state. the day will start with morning clouds, but skies will eventually clear out for the afternoon. winds will be very light at 4 to 8 mph becoming more southeasterly as the day progresses. the thermometer will read in the 20s tomorrow, but with sunshine and light winds it might not feel so bad! winds will remain light overnight monday with partly cloudy skies. lows tomorrow night will again drop into the

begins on tuesday. highs will reach into the 30s once again and winds will become breezy from the south. by midweek, precipitation will be back in the forecast starting with a light mix by wednesday afternoon. precip chances increase from there, with the best chance of a widespread wintry mix looking to take place on friday. bre: (wraps up weather) nikki: lows in the teens in most areas across the state. the day will start with morning clouds, but skies will eventually clear out for the afternoon. winds will be very light at 4 to 8 mph becoming more southeasterly as the y thermometer will read in the 20s tomorrow, but with sunshine and light winds it might not feel so bad! winds will remain light overnight monday with partly cloudy skies. lows tomorrow night will again drop into the teens. a mild warm-up begins on tuesdada highs will reach into the 30s once again and winds will become breezy from the south. by midweek, precipitation will be back in the forecast starting with a light mix by wednesday afternoon. precip chances increase from there, with the best chance of a widespread wintry mix looking to take place on friday.

bre: (wraps up weather) nikki: lows in the teens in most areas across the state. the day will start with morning clouds, but skies will eventually clear out for the afternoon. winds will be very light at 4 to 8 mph becoming more southeasterly as the day progresses. the thermometer will read in the 20s tomorrow, but with sunshine and light winds it might not feel so bad! winds will remain light overnight monday with partly cloudy skies. lows tomorrow night will again drop into the teens. a mild warm-up begins on tuesday. highs will reach into the 30s once again and winds will become breezy from the south. by midweek, precipitation will be back in the forecast starting with a light mix by wednesday afternoon. precip chances increase from there, with the best chance of a widespread wintry mix looking to take place on friday. bre: (wraps up weather) nikki: thanks bree. lows in the teens in most areas across the state. the day will start with morning clouds, but skies will eventually clear out for the afternoon. winds will be very

light at 4 to 8 mph becoming more southeasterly as the day progresses. the thermometer will read in the 20s tomorrow, but with sunshine and light winds it might not feel so bad! winds will remain light overnight monday with partly cloudy skies. lows tomorrow night will again drop into the teens. a mild warm-up thanks bree. nikki: coming up on 5:30... start the new year off with the win... we'll have highlights coming up in sports. nikki: iowans to know... the most

popular stories we brought you in 2015.

iowans doing their best to make a difference in their community to start 2016 off right... we're recapping some of our most popular iowans to know from last year. (lets go play) big life lessons in 2015 came in some little packages... like from toddler harper wright

(just like any other one and half year old on the move all the time) she's got a rare genetic disorder... treacher collins that disrupts the way facial bones are formed... but shes teaching those much older than her.... what true beauty is. (doesn't take long to notice how special she is she lights up a room) (it doesn't matter what you look like but how you treat people) and then there's the marshalltown dog that's got a job at a usual place... (i want this to be more like coming into grandmas house than a funeral home) gabe... a thearpy dog at the mitchell family funeral home not only comforts those making final arrangements for their loved ones... (maybe his mission to is be where he is now) he's part of the services themselves thanks to a special skill. ( quite a few funerals where he goes in and gives a prayer) and finally one iowa mom who is going out of her way to protect these tiny little ones... with a controversial class about baby

carrying... she said some moms are going carry guns no matter what... she just wants them to be safe. (makes me feel better we have a few more people less likely have accidents because i helped them.) nikki: know someone who should be our next iowans to know? email us at: news at we are iowa dot com. or call us in the newsroom: 1- 800-858-5555. we're on facebook "we are iowa local 5 news" and twitter "we are iowa 5 news" if you see news break... let us know. nikki basketball season is now in full swing... jordan: it finally start to get the proper attention...now that football is out of the way.. coming up, another game without d-rose for fred and the bulls. but jimmy butler came to play... we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10.

jordan: on december 5th, the drake men were 4-3. since, the bulldogs have lost 5 of 6, including their valley opener versus wichita state... they now find themselves 5-9 on the year. drake returned home this afternoon, hosting illinois state... and it was the toddler trot at the knapp center. this little guy is cruising to a victory, but oh no he stops just before the finish line. and lane 17 steals the win! hoops action now, drake up 10 at halftime. 2nd half, illinois state starts the half on a 11-2 run, devaugh akoon- purcell with the 360 slam! redbirds take the lead. but drake takes it right back, karl madison with the reverse layin... then check out the pass by graham woodward to kale abrahamson. kale had a quiet night, with just 5 points.

but akoon- purcell had himself a night...game and career high 28 points. this bucket ties it at 60. then akoon purcell finds tony wills who cashes in the 3...and that would do it. redbirds go for the dunk at the end, but the refs waive it off... 67-62 drake has now lost 6 of its last 7. drake women hosting evansville... lizzy wendell leading the valley in scoring. and the junior was en fuego. wendell in the lane, lays it up and in. then in transition, the pass ahead to lizzy and she gets another easy bucket. then with time winding down in the first, it's cortni rush left wide open. and she buries the three! lady dogs up 24- 11 after one. 2nd quarter, more from wendell from the top of the key, she rolls in a three. then in the corner, #3 for three... got it! she had 17 at the break... she finished with 23..

to the nba, bulls up in canada taking on the raptors without derek rose. jimmy butler was more than enough in his place. off the screen, butler drives and gets the lay in. then he posts up, pivots gets the bucket and the foul. then using the screen again, stops and hits the pull up j. he had 21 points in the 3rd quarter alone! alead to the 4th tho, bulls down 7. butler hits from the elbow. it's a 5 point game. then jimmy nails the straight away 3, it's a 2 point game. 33 seconds to go, butler nails the corner 3, to go up 112-111! 5 seconds left demar derozan with the shot to win, but it rims out. butler breaks michael jordan's bulls record for most points in a half with 40, he finished with 42... the bulls win it 115-113 nikki: thanks jordan....still to come on local 5

flooding the mississippi tonight more destruction. nikki: and..in oregon, an armed militia is protesting inside a federal building. why one family is at the center of it all. nikki: but next.. the major fantasy football sites may have to issue a bunch of refunds. we'll show you why. you're watching local five news at 10. "your watching local 5

nikki/ots: it's a big day for the n-f-l... as teams play their final games of the regular season. but, there's a new twist off the field .... in the fight against the top fantasy sports sites.

" the biggest names in daily fantasy sports- facing a new, potentially crippling challenge- new york's attorney general eric schneiderman - going after draft-kings and fan-duel - to give all the money they've made in new york state back to their customers... nat commercial--- could use this from wn - or any other one you find: "$35 on fanduel and won over $2,000,000." this lawsuit - alleges ads- showing people easily making big bucks - are misleading... (gfx) claiming- nearly 90 percent of draft- king players in 2013 and 2014 actually lost money... darren sot 01;11;42;45 they originally deposited money with these dfc based on doubling their money, which is what the ads promised and he says that was a false promise schneiderman filing suit against fan-duel and draft-kings in november-trying to stop them from operating in new york-- calling them "illegal gambling operations." something both have repeatedly denied: file sot nigel eccles ceo and cofounder fanduel

if a judge sides with new york's top prosecutor- the pay out could be huge- those sites reportedly took in more than $200-million dollars in entry fees from at least 600-thousand customers in new york in 2015. the lawsuit - aims to have the companies reimburse each of them for losses - plus pay a 5-thousand dollar penalty for each violation. (gfx) fan-duel vowing to "fight this meritless, amended suit." nikki/ots fantasy sports are banned in eight fantasy sports are banned in eight states...including iowa. illinois became the most recent state to ban daily fantasy sports...after deeming it a game of chance and not skill. nikki/ots: in southeast oregon protestors and milita men have taken over a federal building... and are threatening violence in support of what they say are rancher rights. the protesters also occupied part of a national wildlife

refugee 60 miles away from the federal building in support of a local family. the family is convicted of arson after what they say was a controlled burn that got out of hand on their ranch. prosecutors however say the family started the 130-acre fire to cover up poaching. while the protests remained peaceful... some fear they may get violent. (05:00 did they pay the price in my opinion, and many others, yes they did. for them to be given a further more severe sentence, a lot of people are like that doesn't seem right. however, there are proper channels to go through and bringing in a militant view, saying we're going to rise up, that's just not right.) nikki: the man urging patriot groups to 'rise up' over this dispute plans to stay in town until the county steps in and offers a safe haven for the two ranchers. the county sheriff has urged residents of the town to stay away from the protests for their own safety.

the family convicted of arson will have to report to federal prison on monday. nikki: if you're feeling lucky in 2016.... this could be a big week for you. there was no grand prize winner in last nights powerball drawing... the jackpot now sits at about three hundred and thirty four million dollars... thats the 12th largest in powerball history. the next drawing is wednesday... odds of winning are 1 in 292 million... nikki: iowans have dealt with their fair share of flooding over the last month.. and now the south is preparing for the worst.. rising river waters have people in lousiana and mississippi concerned.. local businesses are taking preventative measures as they prepare for the mississippi river to flood.. right now.. water levels are at 42 feet and anything over 44 feet means the floor in this business floods.. high waters also caused flooding damage in 2011.. nikki: upstream the mighty mississippi... the major flooding threat has people in tennessee on edge.. firefighters

warned those who live along the river that potential flood waters could be coming.. the river is expected to crest this week.. and has home- owners preparing for the worst.. nikki: meteorologist bree sullivan joins us now..... bree nikki: thanks bree...

winter break went south for one kid in western iowa. nikki: a child was rushed to the hospital after sledding accident in sioux city yesterday afternoon . details are still scarce...but the child was reportedly taken from the grand view park to the hospital by an ambulance. people who witnessed what happened said the child may have been seriously injured... "they pulled the sled away and my son said the child wasn't moving and the police, ambulance and fire department they attendet to the person laying done and pulled them out on a stretcher." nikki: we'll will bring you more on this developing

story...as information becomes available. nikki: funeral arrangements are being made for a man killed during a snowmobile ride friday... the marshall county sheriffs office says 25 year old travis vandewalle was riding a snowmobile when it overturned onto him. investigators say he was attempting to climb a drift in a field northeast of legrand near abbott avenue at about 6:30 p.m. vandewalle was found by a concerned family member after he didn't return when expected... the investigation remains open pending results of the marshall county medical examiner. nikki: yesterday we asked iowans what their resolutions were for 20-16. today we caught up with a group of people already working towards their goals. local 5's photojournalist ryan davidson went to life time fitness this morning for the end of the commitment day weekend. nats 5 4 3 2 1 go the triathlon is a microcosm of life you'll face trials and tribulations and it's how can you overcome stressful situations when you get punched in the mouth you're gonna have to swim you're gonna have to bike abd then when you're so tired you're

gonna have to run and what are you gonna do when fatigue hits and you wanna quit what you're going to do is find a way to get it done nats swimming the indoor version of the triathlon gave participants the idea that they dont have to train outside obviouslly being so cold outside it's what the particpant wants to make it they really are racing against themselves the toughest part is right before you start the whole thing and you question every thought you've ever had in your life what am i doing here i wanna go home go back to bed and then once it starts the adrinaline kicks in and it's good nats all for distance all you got for 30 minutes during the event this is horrible i hurt i'm never doing it again i'm going to hang it up and when they're done they say whens the next one all the doubts all the fears all the questioning you've had of yourself it's gone and you're ready to face the world nats ready go it's about that first step if you can get to that starting line

eventyally being a grinder you can finish nikki: now losing that seems to top the list every year, but a new survey by "go banking" shows a new goal is taking the lead. out of the five they surveyed, enjoying life to topped the 2016 resolution list. lose weight came in third spending time with family and friends and saving money. nikki: if finding love in 20-16 is one of your goals. stay tuned for the weekend buzz. today is the busiest day for online dating. we've got tips to make your profile stand out. you're watching local five news at 10. nikki:

well today - day - to find a soulmate - according to match.com the sunday after new year's is prime time to find love -they call it - "dating sunday"... apparently, today, droves of singles turn to the web to start the new year off by looking for a love. nikki: the online dating site says there's typically 60 percent spike in new users joining the site between chrsitmas and valentines day. so what makes today the best day to log on for love? well according to match dot com....sundays are always their busiest day of the week. and with emotions runing high during the holidays - there

are plenty of break-ups - which means more fish in the sea. nikki: so if finding love was one of your resolutions - start revamping those online profiles - because you may be in luck. here's a few tips from the pros: #1 - choose a clever username - maybe one that begins with an earlier letter in the alphabet- that way you're at the top of the search heap. #2 - make your profile photo stand out and finally keep your bio short and sweet nikki: now most major cities find a really neat way to ring in the new year. in new york the ball drops, in chicago they had a rising star. but in green bay wisconsin...a new tradition could involve a llama. meet "abstract." the 15-year-old llama - was

paraded through the streets just before a fireworks show thursday night. the appearance transformed him into the city's 'lucky llama.' green bay's mayor says it's legend that if you see a llama on new year's eve, good things come your way in the new year. he admits jokingly...that legend comes from his own mind. nikki: what do you guys think des moines should adopt as a new year's eve tradition? nikki: (adlibs into weather tease) bree: i'll have your

"now, we are iowa's

experts" bree weather adlib: it's back to routines tomorrow, but until then the clouds will remain overhead overnight keeping lows in the teens in most areas across the state. the day will start with morning clouds, but skies will eventually clear out for the afternoon. winds will be very light at 4 to 8 mph becoming more southeasterly as the day progresses. the thermometer will read in the 20s tomorrow, but with sunshine and light winds it might not feel so bad! winds will remain light overnight monday with partly cloudy skies. lows tomorrow night will again drop into the teens. a mild warm-up begins on tuesday. highs will reach into the 30s once again and winds will become breezy from the south. by midweek, precipitation will be back in the forecast starting with a light mix by wednesday chances increase from there, with the best widespread wintry mix

bre: (wraps up weather) lows in the teens in most areas across the state. the day will start with morning clouds, but skies will eventually clear out for the afternoon. winds will be very light at 4 to 8 mph becoming more southeasterly as the day progresses. the thermometer will read in the 20s tomorrow, but with sunshine and light winds it might not feel so bad! winds will remain light overnight monday with partly cloudy skies. lows tomorrow night will again drop into the teens. a mild warm-up highs will reach into breezy from the south. by midweek, precipitation will be back in the forecast starting with a light afternoon. precip there, with the best widespread wintry mix looking to take place on friday. bre:

(wraps up weather) nikki: lows in the teens in most areas across the state. the day will start with morning clouds, but skies will eventually clear out for the afternoon. winds will be very light at 4 to 8 mph becoming more southeasterly as the day progresses. the thermometer will read in the 20s tomorrow, but with sunshine and light winds it might not feel so bad! winds will remain light overnight monday with partly cloudy skies. lows tomorrow night will again drop into the teens. a mild warm-up highs will reach into winds will become breezy from the south. by midweek, precipitation will be back in the forecast starting with a light mix by wednesday afternoon. precip chances increase from there, with the best chance of a widespread wintry mix on friday. bre:

bre: (wraps up weather) nikki: thanks bree. nikki: is in the books for most college teams, but it's heating week 17 of the nfl schedule, here next week... coming up next, division titles plus we hear

from the hawkeyes as they relfec to the season that was. we'll be right back...

jordan: it all comes down to this... a winner take all matchup between minnesota and green bay. the winner clinches the nfc north and a first round home playoff game. the loser has to begin the road to the super bowl on the road... this one just finished up a little bit ago. for the first time since 2009, the vikings are nfc north champs! the beat the packers... minnesota will host seattle next weekend . meanwhile green bay will hit the road to face nfc east champ washington either saturday or sunday. chiefs need a win and broncos loss to clinch the afc west. oakland's charles woodson playing the final game of his 18 yr career 1st quarter, alex smith hits jeremy

maclin for the score. 7-0. now 14-3 kc, david amerson picks off smith and houses it to cut the deficit to 14- 10. 3rd quarter, smith answers back finding demetrius harris, in the endzone 23-10. oakland cuts it to 23-17, one final drive for derek carr. the pass is complete to mychal rivera, but he can't get out of bounds as time runs out. kc wins its 10th in a row! 23-17 the final... so the chiefs, rooting hard for the chargers... peyton manning the backup qb for the first time since his freshman year at tennessee! 1st quarter, brock osweiler finds demaryius thomas who takes it 72 yards. 7-0 broncos. move ahead to the 3rd quarter, chargers down 1. philip rivers hits antonio gates for the touchdown. 13-7 sd out in front.

later in the quarter, manning replaces osweiler who threw 3 picks in the game. and he leads them down the field finishing with cj anderson's 1 yard score, 14-13 broncos in front. 4th quarter now tied at 20. ronnie hilman finds paydirt and that would do it. denver wins its 5th straight afc west title and clinches the #1 seed. 27-20 bears and lions playing with nothing but pride on the line... 3rd quarter, detroit up 10-3. jay cutler hits joshua bellamy for the 34 yard touchdown, we're all tied at 10. later on, matt stafford goes deep to calvin johnson who lays out and makes the fantastic 36 yard touchdown. 17-10.. bears answers back. the swing pass to matt forte and he slices his way into paydirt. 17-17! lions would retake the lead, 24-17. now 24-20, cutler gets picked off for the third

time of the day chicago finishes the season, 6-10 with the 24-20 loss.. jordan: the 2015 season was full of memories for the iowa hawkeyes. ya it was a rough finish, but when you think about where this team was a year ago, one game doesn't ruin it. these seniors have left the program in great hands for next year and beyond... "this game doesn't really define us, we still went 12-0 in the regular season and guys worked their butt off throughout the whole season. so i wouldn't say this game defines us, definitely a group of seniors that worked hard since january after the taxslayer bowl and i feel like we left it in a great place." "we made history at iowa, we're proud of that, but we just hope that we left jerseys in better places and that the younger guys and the guys coming back next year just surpass and do even more than we did last year so they can be even better." "i know this feeling is embarassing, i was just talking to leshun, he's going to be our leader next year, we don't ever want to be embarassed like this again, this is not

hawkeye football. and we just wanna learn from what we did wrong this game and definitely don't drag it to next season. next year, we got a whole group of leaders. canzeri, he did a good job of leading us and we followed behind him and next year we learn from what they, tevaun smith, austin blythe, what they set, they set the standards high and we just gotta not only maintain that leadership, but increase it. "you know this team did a lot of special things all season long, 12-0 regular season. hats off to the seniors they were a great group of guys and i'm gonna miss them, we're all going to miss them, it just stinks we couldn't finish off the season strong enough for them and that was a tough loss, but maybe we can use this as motivation going into next season and going into the offseason and i think we'll do that." jordan: we'll be right

two siblings won't have to share the same birthday party. nikki: they were born on different days and different years in san diego. a baby girl was born one minute before midnight on new year's eve. her twin brother was born two minutes after midnight on new year's day. bree weather adlib: it's back to routines tomorrow, but until then the clouds will remain overhead overnight keeping lows in the teens in most areas across the state. the day will start with morning clouds, but skies will eventually clear out for the afternoon. winds will be very light at 4 to 8 mph becoming more southeasterly as the day progresses. the thermometer will read in the 20s tomorrow, but with sunshine and light winds it might not feel so bad! winds will remain light overnight monday with partly cloudy skies. lows tomorrow night will again drop into the teens. a mild warm-up begins on tuesday. highs will reach into the 30s once again and winds will become breezy from the south. by midweek,

precipitation will be back in the forecast