very harsh slide into deep cold lasting all day saturday into sunday. less than 1" of snow is expected around central iowa. sunday is the coldest day of the forecast with a low near 3 and a high barely around 10 degrees. next week we'll stay cold in the beginning with warmer air returning by next thursday. have a great night and stay dry! " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" stephanie/2shot pumping gas around the metro? you're going to want to keep an eye out good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. tonight, credit card theft at a metro gas station. a pump maintenance man found one of those skimming devices inside a pump at the east euclid git n go this afternoon. jack: it's a consumer matter we want you to be aware of. local 5's jacob peklo has more. moines police department: "it's starting to see a little bit more of. we've seen a couple of instances of it around town. it's definitely something that's on our radar." you don't often think twice about swiping your card and filling up your tank. but on thursday, at

maintenance worker found a credit card skimmer inside the pump and called the police. sgt. ryan doty, des moines police department: "they get information and they can in turn make other withdrawals, before they realize what has happened." nats jon french is a partner with the unified moines. inspect pumps just like these. jon french, unified "maybe on a weekly basis for sure, as far as just regular just doing things inside of it." and he's heard from omaha-area customers that these types of devices were slowly becoming a threat to consumers. jon french, unified contractors partner: "over time, what's happening is people are coming through to get their gas, and they're swiping their credit cards, and thieves are able to access their credit card numbers either remotely or through bluetooth." french says it's likely that whoever broke into the pump had access to a universal key. jon french, unified contractors partner:"they had access to that key and they were able to open up the dispenser and plug that skimming unit into the credit card board on the back side of the dispensing unit." but there is some good news, that the skimmer may not have been there too long, because of the regular maintenance checks. still, police are recommending watching for things like tampered seals on the pumps or anything else that may look suspicious.

moines police department: "stick to gas pumps that are well lit, throughout the night. this cuts down on a person's ability to tamper with the machine in the cover of darkness. jack: des moines police say it's not the first time they've seen police say it's not the first time they've seen this happen around the city. they tell us most of the time, the devices are on the inside of the pump. do there. but sometimes the outside. stephanie: the search is looking bleak for an iowa native who went missing in missiouri. adam nixson was last seen december 28th hunting with his dog. nixson grew up in johnston, iowa but was living near kansas city and working as a sheet metal

at the four rivers conservation area in vernon county, mo. police have been searching both on land and on the water, but floodwaters and dropping temperatures are making the search more difficult. they've since located his dog and an overturned boat. jack/1shot: meanwhile, a possible child enticement case is being investigated here in the metro. it happened early this morning in the 700 block of northeast 46th avenue in des moines. a 16 year-old girl was waiting for her school bus, when an suv drove past. the driver asked the girl if she needed a ride. she said no. but the driver turned around and drove back toward her. the driver's described as a man in his 40's or 50's, driving a black suv. police say it's a good reminder for parents to make sure their kids never accept a ride from a stranger. sgt. brandon bracelin, polk county sheriff's o: "what you really want to do is talk to your children, all the way up to high school. if anyone approaches them for any reason, they don't know who they are, do not get into a vehicle with

jack: police say anyone can be a target, no matter the age. the polk county sheriff's office is asking for your help if you know anything. jack: a girl missing in newton has been found. late last night, 12-year-old was found at a rest area near victor, iowa. reported missing eve, believed to her mother, misty shaver, and her mother's boyfriend -- kevin carlton. there was a protective order preventing her mom from having contact with charlene at the time she disappeared. shaver and carlton were arrested last night. carlton is charged with child stealing, and charges are still being determined against charlene's mother. stephanie: for the second time in a week.. stock markets in china had to suspend trading..and that has u-s investors worried.. share prices plunged more than seven- percent within the first hour in hong kong.. resulting in stocks accross europe falling hard due to

spooked by the massive sell-off.. authorities have attempted to tame fears.. but it appears that's having the opposite effect. stephanie: earlier today in upstate-new york.. a crane hoisted 17 miners back to surface after the group was stuck in a salt mine they were working in.. the miners were trapped about nine-hundred feet undergound for nearly ten hours after starting their shift.. the group huddled together for warmth..and told jokes to keep spirits up.. stephanie: it's been one year since the charlie heb-doe massacre that killed seventeen people in paris.. and today..another possible terror attack. a man was shot and killed outside a police station in the french capital. a spokesman for the french interior ministry said the man was wielding a knife.. he was also reported to be wearing a "fake" suicide vest. jack: president obama is so serious about gun violence that he headlined a national town hall meeting on guns earlier tonight on cnn. the president is still trying to build public support for his recent executive actions on guns. those changes are designed to

background more gun purchases made online and small changes the president says will incrementally improve things as time goes on. " in the same way we dont eliminate all 20 years traffic still tragedies, there's still drunk drivers, who dont wear their seatbelts. but over reduced so families are spared thats the same thing we can do for gun jack: a new cnn poll most americans surveyed approve of mr. obama's action on guns. but a majority also say they don't believe it will reduce gun-related deaths. jack: meanwhile, governor branstad says he may take an executive action of his own. he's passionate about combating bullying in iowa. he's proposed anti-bullying efforts to the legislature for the last three

passed. in an interview with local five's amanda krenz today, the governor says he plans to take on bullying again this session. amanda question about bullying - 11:52 i don't know if the legislature's willing to take action on this, i felt there are some things we can do by executive action. we have done that. we want to continue to work with students and steachers to make sure people have the tools they need to combat bullying. jack: the iowa legislature meets monday for the first day of the session. governor branstad's state of the state address is tuesday morning. look to local 5 for all your statehouse matters this legislative session. stephanie: 45 iowa national guard troops are returning from their mission to help flood victims in missouri. the gaurd deployed the troops last month to help provide water

other services in affected missouri towns. the state of missouri asked for help after a treatment plant was contaminated by the significant flooding late last month. the plant served about 65- hundred customers. stephanie: meanwhile, california is dealing with major floods this week. muddy waterfalls and un-relenting rain has those in silverado canyon wondering if they should evacuate.. the area is still recovering from a fire that scorched over a thousand acres in 20-14.. some residents have already been asked to get out due to mudflow. stephanie: 2015 was a wild and dangerous weather year in the united states. experts say in total there were 10 weather disasters that caused1 billion dollars or more in damage. check out this graphic showing some of the year's biggest - and costliest - disasters. they range from tornados in the southern plains - to severe weather and floods in the east -and wildfires in the west. each costing at least one- billion-dollars. 155 people died from weather- related causes last year. jack:

candidates are flooding iowa between now and caucus night. jack: tonight, i sat down in our studios with republican mike huckabee who still plans on winning, even though he's polling far back. he says iowans don't get serious until they go to caucus. "what is the difference in mentality of someone who pulls for one person but caucuses for another? the caucus voter is a very serious voter. they're not casual. they're committed. they are informed voters. they listen to all the ads but when it gets down to it they make a viseral decision about who they connect to" jack: huckabee says don't believe the polls. he wasn't supposed to win iowa in 2008, either, but he did. stephanie: the board of directors at the y-m-c-a of

vernon del-pass resignation earlier today.. delpesce served as the y's president and c- e-o for 14 years. the board has appointed wade riedinger as acting president and ceo while they begin their search to fill the position.. riedinger is the vice president. jack: coming up on local 5 news at 10... new changes should be eating.. stephanie: then hog producers trying to avoid a 20-16 virus..researche rs tell us what to look out for. and... a ranked show-down on the mat as two wrestling powerhouses go at it. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot tomorrow on good morning iowa... we wrap up the first week of 20-16 with some special guests talking about events happening this weekend.. you don't want to miss hearing about wrestling and roping in the metro. and sam has a look at your forecast ((:04 wx ad-lib)) that's tomorrow on the all-new good morning iowa!

news at 10 in hd with jack miller, stephanie

degrees. next week we'll stay cold in the beginning with warmer air returning by next thursday. have a great night and stay dry! brad

jack: coming up on local 5 news at ten, number one meets number three in high school wrestling. jon has that in sports. scattered rain showers and fog with lows staying above freezing the whole time. friday is going to be wet again with morning showers turning into a scattered mix of rain and snow by the

winds switch out of the north. friday night we'll probably see our wintry mix turning into light snow showers as temperatures begin a very harsh slide into deep cold lasting all day saturday into sunday. less than 1" of snow is expected around central iowa. sunday is the coldest day of the forecast with a low near 3 and a

we'll stay cold in the beginning with warmer air returning by next thursday. have a great night and stay dry! brad stephanie: jack:

coming up on local 5 news at ten, number one meets number three in high school coming up on

meets number three in high school jon has that in sports. stephanie: but next....after battling one major virus, the hog industry is preparing for a new one. "your watching local 5

weareiow stephanie: after two years of producers battling p-e-d virus and avian influenza, researchers are shifting their focus to 2016. specifically on an uncommon virus that mirrors the deadly foot- and-mouth. state veterinarians are urging producers to stay vigilant. while producers can only cross their fingers it doesn't hit. vaccine it works, and if there isn't you dont get it." " stephanie: we'll have more on that story, on sunday night in farm to family. on that story, on sunday night in farm to family. jack: are you ready to change what you eat? the u-s-d-a today issued new recommendation s on how we should all be eating. and there are some changes. in their updated dietary guidelines released today, the agency is taking aim at added sugars. they urge americans to limit themselves to less than ten percent of total

sot: dr. richard besser one of the things we're learning is that added sugar is really bad for us. it's linked to an increase in diabetes, it's linked to obesity food and drug administration has proposed changes to the labels to make it easier to see what is the sugar that is inherently in that food and what is added there. jack: there are two pieces of good news for some people. the usda still wants you to limit sodium, but says it's not as dangerous as previously thought. and, caffeine used to be. cups of coffee is alright. stephanie: and tonight some the mat around the ciml jon: yeah stephanie a top 10 match metro tonight. coming up on

pull off the upset against fort dodge or if the dodgers would flex their muscles on the road.

are iowa jon: we're just 41 days away from the start of state wrestling. let that sink in... it is likely the biggest sporting event to come

fargo arena on a yearly basis. tonight we get a preview of two teams that could meet on the championship mat come february as number one fort dodge visits number three valley. we start at 106. fort dodge getting up early drew bennett for the dodgers against nick oldham of valley. there's a take down for bennett he'd win by 5-1 decision next at 113 brody teske in for fort dodge taking on noah micka-- teske lands the pin 20 seconds into the second period dodgers up 9-0. then damond lockner helps fort dodge a take down there against noah hughes reilly he'd get a 3-1 decision fort dodge up big early. but valley getting the turnaround. grant stotts gets a pin at 132 pounds. then noah carr follows suit at 138 valley is able to pull away in the end 42 to 28 is the final valley upsetting fort dodge-- expect these two to meet again in the post season. over to johnston hosting waukee and ottumwa--

ethan ksiazek gets the take down he'd get a decision victory for the dragons. now at 152 collin hushagen of johnston wrestling alex smith of waukee-- this one a tight battle-- hushagen the take down wins by 3-0 decision. up to 160 austin garcia wrestling for johnston and grant brown for the warriors. brown gets the but garcia gets the last laugh-- a late match take 4-2 decision johnston tops two teams who could also be in the mix for the february. jon: in the high school ranks of boys basketball-- turnover happens every year. it's something coaches learn to deal with-- and the best know how to adjust year in and year out. for centennial coach bob fantana-- last year's early post season exit is something he's using to push this year's team. centennial and des moines hoover were considered two of the top teams in the ciml-- unfortunately they had to meet in substates and not at the well. the jags lost that matchup-- but it's fueling this year's team. fontana says they've had to deal with a few key injuries as well as being

that isn't stopping them. they've suffered just two losses so far-- and playing the ciml gauntlet of a schedule will continue to get the jaguars ready for the post season. "i think it prepares you very well. you've been through the wars both physical and mental so you know what the task is at hand. then you gotta go out and execute and play to the best of your ability on what you do well. we've had three or four guys score consistently for us we've had great leadership out of our point guard. we've had subs come in and give us quality minutes on both ends of the floor and it's truly been a collective effort and it's been a really fun group to coach. " jon: now the cyclones managed an ugly win last night over texas tech 76 to 69. but as we all know-- it doesn't matter how much style you do it-- all that counts is getting the w. iowa state will use last night as a building block for their next big 12 tilt. "there were some when i watched the tape. you know a couple shots missed against the zone that we missed that were just you hope you

around the rim. you hope you finish and make those and we didn't. and credit texas tech for doing a good job in some of that. but you gotta win ugly sometimes you gotta win on bad shooting nights that happens. " "uhh you know i think it speaks volumes to our character through games you know you've seen this year we're not going to quit we're going to keep pushing and eventually we are going to pull through. i think that's the biggest thing for us if we keep our head down to the ground and keep on pushing uhh good things are going to happen to us." "i think we're always confident. i mean a win is a win in the big 12. we'll always be confident. we um we know we can compete with anybody um in the big 12 as long as we come to play and we know ain't no game in the big 12 gonna be easy." "i think we're really confident right now. uhh you know obviously we didn't play george in the majority of the first half. you know other guys were able to step up for us. and uhh we just gotta take that same mindset into saturday and just play together and find a way to win." and in womens college hoops the iowa hawkeyes fall to

michigan tonight 82 to 75. michigan scored 30 points for the big come back at carver hawkeye- chase coley with 18 points tonight for iowa. jon/3shot (wrap sports) stephanie: jack: we'll be right back... you're

jamelows staying above freezing the whole time. friday is going to be wet again with morning showers turning into a scattered mix of rain and snow by the afternoon when our winds switch out of the north. friday night we'll probably see our wintry mix turning into light snow showers as temperatures begin a very harsh slide into deep cold lasting all day saturday into sunday. less than 1" of snow is expected around central iowa. sunday is the coldest day of the forecast with a low near 3 and a high barely around 10 degrees. next week we'll stay cold in the beginning with warmer air returning by next thursday. have a great night and