sam: weather adlib: today is going to be our last "warm" day because from the afternoon through sunday morning temperatures will be in a fairly steady free fall. highs today are going to stay fairly mild for this time of year with temps hovering in the mid 30s through most of the day. our large supply of moisture from this system bringing us the rain hasn't been flushed out yet so fog will be thick and heavy throughout much of the day. we are going to continue to see light and scattered showers through the morning and early afternoon with northwest and northern iowa seeing light snow showers. as temps start falling this afternoon we'll see our rain become a bit of a wintry mix late in the afternoon and evening with a few light snow showers possible across central iowa tonight with limited accumulation. tonight the winds will really pick up out of the north and temperatures will be falling fast. saturday is going to be dry but

the low teens, but that of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind chill values. sunday will be dry and cold with the wind backing off during the day but the highs will struggle to climb above the single digits. next week is still looking pretty 20s and teens to start morning.... a pump card skimmer go station off of yesterday. the device takes card information and relays it back to a thief. authorities aren't sure how long the skimmer was in place. police say it's important to look for broken seals or other signs the pump could be tampered with. sabrina: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: as the standoff at a federal wildlife refuge in oregon continues, the local sheriff will meet with the protestors today to try and bring a peaceful end to the standoff. the nearby community held a meeting this week to discuss the takeover of the federal building. while they recognize what the group has

certain issues, they feel it is time they went back to their own homes. sabrina: the third thing you need to know before you walk out the door... sabrina: a possible child enticement case under investigation in the metro.... thursday morning, a 16- year-old girl was approached while waiting for her school bus. the driver of an s-u-v asked 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. sabrina: number four... sabrina: deeping has shaken world- wide...sending oil plummeting to new lows and driving u-s. worst-ever start to a year. thursday was the worst one- day drop on wall street since late september. the reaction underscores about the health economy at a time when demand for goods and services has been declining. and finally in the top five... sabrina: out to be a dangerous and costly year when it comes to

experienced 10 weather disasters that caused one billion dollars or more in damage each. they range from tornados in the southern plains - to severe weather and floods in the east -and wildfires in the west. sabrina: turning to agricultural news...in 2014, p- e-d virus killed three million pigs here in iowa. sabrina: last year,the poultry industry took a major hit when the avian flu killed more than 30 million birds. now turning to 2016, iowa state researchers are keeping their eye on another growing virus. sabrina: iowa state veteranians say they're seeing more cases of the less-deadly senecavirus- "a" virus. usually there are only a handful of cases every year. 2015, there have cases per week including iowa. they don't want producers to panic- but instead are reminding all farmers- pigs, poultry and local 5's claire powell has more. fifty years randy "in the hog business

disease, it goes good then all of the sudden there's something new" now isu veterinarian's the uncommon senecavirus-a. causes death and own. but its eery similarity to foreign deadly diseases is what spooked. "clinical signs are and feet, lameness, look just like foot and mouth disease" generally, state a handful of cases a "something changed in the virus that made it more transmisable. we had 100 cases in 6 months, and then none recent weeks." that news- hilleman says- is definitely a good thing. "we dont need that the biosecurity put in avian flu is an everyday necessity on farms across iowa. "you have to get out, its just a far

something unusual, state and federal officials need to get invovled. "we have a good relationship with our vet. if we have an issue we call him" the difference between one virus to the next could be industry altering and herd halting. "you hope if theres a vaccine it works, and if there isn't you dont get it." sabrina: if those symptoms of the senecavirus appearance, immediately, tests to state and federal labs. iowa state says they try to return results within 2 to 3 days. as a reminder, cannot infect doesnt make to eat. sabrina: sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs)

our last "warm" day because from the afternoon through sunday morning temperatures will be in a fairly steady free fall. highs today are going to stay fairly mild for this time of year with temps hovering in the mid 30s through most of the day. our large supply of moisture from this system bringing us the rain hasn't been flushed out yet so fog will be thick and heavy throughout much of the day. we are going to continue to see light and scattered showers through the morning and early afternoon with northwest and northern iowa seeing light snow showers.

see our rain become a bit of a wintry mix late in the afternoon and evening with a few light snow showers possible across central iowa tonight with limited accumulation. tonight the winds will really pick up out of the north and temperatures will be falling fast. saturday is going to be dry but windy and very cold. wind chills during the day saturday will be in the low teens, but that night the coldest air of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind chill values. sunday will be dry and cold with the wind backing off during the day but the highs will struggle to climb above the single digits. next week is still looking pretty cold with highs in the 20s and teens to start the week, but we try and bring back some 30s by thursday and friday. sabrina: with just over three weeks to go to the iowa caucus, watch for a big push from presidential hopesfuls here in iowa, along with a few other big events in the coming days... sabrina: you can expect to see some of the republican presidential candidates in the hawkeyes state this weekend.. ted cruz, rand paul, rick santorum, donald trump, and ben carson all plan to be at events in iowa...

democrats, bernies sanders and matin o- malley plan to campaign in iowa this weekend...they will be joined by frontrunner hillary clinton monday night for the brown and black forum for democratic presidential candidates.. look for full coverage of the forum here on local five... sabrina:: monday also marks the start of the 20-16 state legislative session....and governor branstad wants to see bullying be a top priority. he's proposed anti-bullying efforts to the legislature for the last three years but they haven't been passed. in an interview amanda krenz, the governor take on 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 have done that. we want to continue to work with students and steachers to make sure people have the combat bullying.

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. sabrina at ((time check)) we'll take a short break here on good morning iowa....coming up, some special guests will join us to talk about a unique wrestling event this weekend. sabrina: but first...for those traveling into polk county...be safe this morning... the sheriff's office has automated traffic enforcement vehicles at two locations.... one at the ...eleven- thousand two hundred block of northwest 16th street and a second at the ...15-hundred block of northeast 66th avenue. so take care on the roads today... sabrina let's also get a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at valley west... [current conditions] good morning iowa continues

morning iowa in hd with elias johnson, sabrina ahmed and we are iowas most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. this is good morning iowa." sabrina: we've talked driven by el nino coast....but an el nino-driven storm also sent at least a foot resorts across california... skiers and snowboarders were quick to snowfall. everyone is happy about the snow... power to customers. sabrina: elias: (anchor toss to wx) sam:

today is going to be our last "warm" day because from the afternoon through sunday morning temperatures will be in a fairly steady free fall. highs today are going to stay fairly mild for this time of year with temps hovering in the mid 30s through most of the day. our large supply of moisture from this system bringing us the rain hasn't been flushed out yet so fog will be thick and heavy throughout much of the day. we are going to continue to see light and scattered showers through the morning and early afternoon with northwest and northern iowa seeing light snow showers. as temps start falling this afternoon we'll see our rain become a bit of a wintry mix late evening with a few light snow showers possible across central iowa tonight with limited accumulation. tonight pick up out of the north and temperatures will be falling fast. saturday

wind chills during the day saturday will be in the low teens, but that night the coldest air of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind chill values. sunday will be dry and cold with the wind backing off during the day but the highs will struggle to climb above the single digits. next week is still looking pretty cold with highs in the 20s and teens to start the week, but we try and bring back some 30s by thursday and friday. sabrina we have lots sabrina we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's kayna whitworth and kendis gibson with tech bytes. techbytes: in today's tech bytes.. it looks like just about everyone likes

looks like just about everyone likes to chat on facebook. >> it's messaging mobile app is now up to 800 million monthly users. >> taughting its new feature, it says it's still in its early days not just tv and virtual reality creating buzz at the consumer electronics. keurig unveiled new cold. >> it makes soda. price tag, around 300 bucks. and a streaming service is bringing us a sequel to an abc favorite. fuller house on netflix brings back much of the cast from the original series. >> you should recognize the set, too, that's because dj and her children moved back into the home they grew up on the series. those are your "techbytes." >> have a great day.

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"now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green today is going to be our last "warm" day because from the afternoon through sunday morning temperatures will be in a fairly steady free going to stay fairly mild for this time of hovering in the mid 30s through most of the day. our large supply of moisture from this system bringing us the rain hasn't been flushed out yet so fog will be thick and heavy throughout much of the day. we are going

showers through the morning and early afternoon with northwest and northern iowa seeing light snow showers. as temps start falling this afternoon we'll see our rain become a bit of a wintry mix late in the afternoon and evening with a few light snow showers possible across central iowa tonight with limited accumulation. tonight the winds will really pick up out of the north and temperatures will be falling fast. saturday is going to be dry but windy and very cold. wind chills during the day saturday will be in the low teens, but that night the coldest air of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind chill values. sunday will be dry and cold with the wind backing off during the day but the highs will struggle to climb above the single digits. next week is still looking pretty cold with highs in the 20s and teens to start the week, but we try and bring back some

sam toss back. sabrina: in tame a look at

bowl-sunday.. and that can only mean one thing.. sabrina: puppy bowl 12!! and this year, we've got two pups from central iowa on the roster. if you need a break from football.. animal planet will be airing two hours of fuzzy faces and puppy penalties! jimmy and miss sassy are from a-heinz-57 in adel. of course..we all have to tune in to see who will be the m-v-p.. the most valuable puppy.. all: (reax) sabrina time for another short break, coming up sam has more of

most accurate forecast... but first...a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at euclid... [current conditions] good morning iowa returns after this.

"you're watching good moring iowa in hd. we are iowa's most accurate weather team. good morning iowa starts now " sabrina: thanks for joining us on your [day of thanks for joining us on your [day of week] morning, i'm sabrina ahmed. sabrina: weather is always first on good morning iowa... in with central iowa's most accurate forecast... meteorologist sam schreier. sam: (adlib toss) sam weather adlib: today is going to be our last "warm" day weather adlib: today is going to be our last "warm" day

temperatures will be in a fairly steady free going to stay fairly mild for this time of year with temps hovering in the mid 30s through most of the day. our large supply of moisture from this system bringing us the flushed out yet so fog throughout much of to continue to see light and scattered morning and early afternoon with northwest and northern iowa seeing light snow showers. as temps start falling this afternoon we'll see our rain become a bit of a wintry mix late in the afternoon and evening with a few light snow showers possible across central iowa tonight with limited accumulation. tonight north and falling fast. saturday windy and very cold. wind chills during the day saturday will be in the low teens, but that night the coldest air of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind chill values. sunday will be dry and cold with the wind backing off

highs will struggle to climb above the single digits. next week is still looking pretty cold with highs in the recently in the metro... sabrina: maintenance man found a credit inside of the pump at the git n east euclid avenue. the device takes card information and relays it back to the thief. at this time, detectives aren't sure how long the skimmer was there, pumps are every week or police say it's important to look for broken signs the pump could be tampered with. sgt. ryan doty, des 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. " sabrina: at this time, police do not have any suspects for this case. police tell us they've seen similar pumps around the city, and normally they are in the inside of the pump, but sometimes they'll even be on the outside. sabrina: des moines police also investigating a possible child enticement from thursday... while waiting for the bus at the 700 block of northeast 46th avenue in des moines...a the driver of an s-u-v

16 year-old girl if she needed a ride. she told the driver 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 them, tell them no and get into an area with more people." sabrina: 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. sabrina: a shooting investigations is underway in eastern iowa... sabrina: police say a man and his two dogs were shot in keokuk... around 1 am keefe was found three times, two been shot. police are now masked suspects who fled the scene. investingating into whether or not this incident

do with a shooting in hamilton illinois around 12:40 am. sabrina: now to the latest on the market selloff --- after deepening economic turmoil in china shook markets world-wide yesterday, causing the worst-start to the us-markets in history, trading in china is up this morning. so-- what will this mean for the us markets today-- and how will it impact your family's finances? abc's lana zak has the latest " script: even as chinese markets were correcting this morning, financial experts here at home say global markets were over-reacting and individual investors shouldn't panic. pkg finally, a good trading day on the chinese markets after previously market panics over chinese economy, the index closed 2% trading on friday. on thursday, chinese stocks fell 7% and trading was suspended 30 minutes after opening fueling street. nearly 400 points and with all those

americans may be looking at their investments and retirement funds with concern. so what should you do? first, experts say don't sell or change your 401k in a panic yahoo sot if you end up selling when the markets are down, you're setting yourself up for losses potentially. next, realize that the sell-offs have may present an opportunity to purchase stocks at a discount. 8. soundbite (english) jonathan corpina, senior managing partner, meridian equity partners: finally, take advantage of the benefits--oil prices at their lowest level in 12-years may be a boon to your family's finances. yahoo sot this is just a terrific thing for people heating their homes, people buying cars or driving. that is free money in their pockets. tag: december's job report comes out today--most economists are optimistic, forcasting thousands of new jobs. lana zak, abcn, w sabrina: we're back with meterologist

weather adlib: today is going to be our last "warm" day because from the afternoon through sunday morning temperatures will be in a fairly steady free fall. highs today are going to stay fairly mild for this time of year with temps hovering in the mid 30s through most of the day. our large supply of moisture from this system bringing us the flushed out yet so fog will be thick and heavy throughout much of the day. we are going to continue to see light and scattered showers through the morning and early northwest and northern iowa seeing light snow showers. as temps start falling this afternoon we'll see our rain become a in the afternoon and evening with a few possible across central iowa tonight with limited

the winds will really pick up out of the north and temperatures will be falling fast. saturday is going to be dry but windy and very cold. wind chills during the day saturday will be in the low teens, but that night the coldest air of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind chill values. sunday will be wind backing off during the day but the highs will struggle to authorities hope to reach a peaceful end to the standoff at a federal wildlife refuge... sabrina: the standoff has almost reached a week...after a militia took over the federal buildings last saturday. the local sheriff will meet with the protestors today to try and bring a peaceful end to the standoff. the nearby community held a meeting this week to discuss the takeover of the federal building. while they recognize what the group has done for bringing attention to certain issues, they feel it is time they went back to their own homes. sabrina: and last year turned out to be a dangerous and costly year when it comes to weather events.

experienced 10 weather disasters that caused one billion dollars or more in damage each. they range from tornados in the southern plains - to severe weather and floods in the east -and wildfires in the west. sabrina at ((time check)) we'll take a short break here on good morning iowa....coming up, the president pushes for support of his plan for gun control sabrina: but before we your day...be roads.... des moines up at three locations... one at the ....five-thousand block of grand - a second set up at the 47- of aurora, looking east bound the 12-hundred parkway - so use caution while driving.. sabrina while we're at it... a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at mlk... [current good morning iowa continues

"your wathcing good morning iowa in hd with elias johnson, sabrina ahmed and we are iowas most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. this is good morning iowa." sabrina: a bad day at work for this florida truck driver...a water main break ended up causing a sinkhole. the truck ended up stuck in the hole, requiring a tow truck to get it removed. the water main break caused flooding in the area, and damage at some local businesses. sabrina: anchor toss to wx sam: adlib toss. sam: weather adlib: today is going to be our last "warm" day because from the afternoon through sunday morning temperatures will be in a fairly steady free fall. highs today are going to stay fairly

through most of the of moisture from this flushed out yet so fog will be thick and heavy throughout much of the day. we are going to continue to see light and scattered showers through the afternoon with northwest and light snow showers. this afternoon we'll see our rain become a bit of a wintry mix late in the afternoon and light snow showers possible across central iowa tonight with limited accumulation. tonight the winds will really pick up out of the north and temperatures will be falling fast. saturday is going to be dry but windy and very cold. wind chills during the day saturday will be in the low teens, but that night the coldest air of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind chill values. sunday will be dry and cold with the

highs will struggle to climb above the single digits. next week is still looking pretty cold with highs in the 20s and teens to start the week, but we try and bring back some 30s by thursday and friday. sabrina: president obama took part in a town hall meeting last night to push support for his efforts on gun control this week... the president still trying to build public support for his recent executive actions on guns. his current position -- expanding background checks for gun buyers and narrowing the so-called "gun show loophole," that leaves most small and private sellers exempt from keeping formal sales records. small changes the president says will incrementally improve things as time goes on. " in the same way we dont eliminate all traffic accidents over 20 years traffic accidents get lower. there's still tragedies, there's still drunk drivers, there's still people who dont wear their seatbelts. but over time that violence gets reduced so families are spared

we can do for gun ownership " sabrina: during the forum he called the notion that he is trying to take people's guns away a "conspiracy." a new cnn poll reveals that 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. sabrina deaths. sabrina we have more good morning iowa coming up right after the break... but first here's what's coming up on "good morning america."

"you're watching good morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." sabrina: it's friday... time for "local 5 at the movies." sabrina: first up..."the revenant"... leonardo dicaprio stars as frontiersman hugh glass....who went on a fur trading expedition in the 1820's. the expedition went horribly wrong after he was brutually mauled by a grizzly bear. glass's own team members leave him for dead, and murder his son...but he goes on a search for those who took his son's life. the revenant is rated "r" all: (reax)

"the forest"....set in a real place in japan where people have gone to commit suicide. natalie dormer stars as sara, who is determined to save her sister. when she arrives in japan, no one seems to want to help her. but can she trust the one person willing to guide her and help find her sibling? the forest is rated "pg-13" all: (reax) sabrina time for another

before we go short break...but before we go let's get a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at west mixmaster [current conditions] sam says ??? he has central iowa's most accurate forecast next... good morning iowa continues

"now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green today is going to be our last "warm" day because from the afternoon through sunday morning temperatures will be in a fairly steady free fall. highs today are going to stay fairly mild for this time of year with temps hovering in the mid 30s through most of the day. our large supply of moisture from this system bringing us the rain hasn't been flushed out yet so fog throughout much of the day. we are going to continue to see light and scattered showers through the afternoon with northwest and

as temps start falling this afternoon we'll see our rain become a bit of a wintry mix late in the afternoon and evening with a few light snow showers possible across central iowa tonight with limited accumulation. tonight the winds will really pick up out of the north and temperatures will be falling fast. saturday is going to be dry but windy and very cold. wind chills during the day saturday will be in the low teens, but that night the coldest air of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind chill values. sunday will be dry and cold with the wind backing off during the day but the highs will struggle to climb above the single digits. next week is still looking pretty cold with highs in the 20s and teens to start the week, but we try and bring back some 30s by thursday and friday. sam toss back.

a final look at need to know out the door... right after this.

let's get a final look at your top five.... sabrina: a pump maintenance man found a credit card skimmer inside of a gas pump at the git n go station off of east euclid avenue yesterday. the device takes card information and relays it back to a thief. authorities aren't sure how long the skimmer was in place. police say it's important to look for broken seals or other signs the pump could be tampered with. sabrina: elias: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: as the standoff at a federal wildlife refuge in oregon continues, the local sheriff will meet with the protestors today to try and bring a peaceful end to the standoff. the nearby community held a meeting this week to discuss the takeover of the federal building. while they recognize what the group has done for bringing attention to certain issues, they feel it is time they went back to their own homes. sabrina: elias: the third thing you need to know before you walk out the door... sabrina: a possible child enticement case under investigation in

morning, a 16- year-old girl was approached while waiting for her school bus. the driver of an s-u-v asked 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. sabrina: elias: number four... sabrina: deeping economic turmoil in china has shaken markets world- wide...sending oil prices plummeting to new lows and driving u-s. stocks to their worst-ever start to a year. thursday was the worst one- day drop on wall street since late september. the reaction underscores growing anxiety about the health of the global economy at a time when demand for goods and services has been declining. sabrina: elias: and finally... you'll want to know about this story in the big five... sabrina: last year turned out to be a dangerous and costly year when it comes to weather events. in 20-15, the u-s experienced 10 weather disasters that caused one billion dollars or more in damage each. they range from tornados in the southern plains - to severe weather and

wildfires in the west. sabrina elias: sam is in with a final look at central iowa's most accurate forecast... sam final weather adlib today is going to be our last "warm" day because from the afternoon through sunday morning temperatures will be in a fairly steady free fall. highs today are going to stay fairly mild for this time of year with temps hovering in the mid 30s through most of the day. our large supply of moisture from this system bringing us the rain hasn't been flushed out yet so fog will be thick and heavy throughout much of the day. we are going to continue to see light and scattered showers through the morning and early afternoon with northwest and northern iowseeing light snow showers. as temps start falling this afternoon we'll see our rain become a bit of a wintry mix late in the afternoon and evening with a few light snow showers good morning, america. an emergency landing overnight. this woman cuffed and carried off a united flight. passengers jump into action after she attacked a flight attendant and fellow flier. the terrifying scene at more than 20,000 feet. donald trump holding a

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