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your forecast first." brad/wx wall weather adlib: just when we were heading into the right directions with our temperatures, another cold front will be pushing through tonight bringing another shot of cold air. this cold front may also spit out a few flurries as it passes through overnight. the winds will be westerly early tonight and then turn to the northwest late tonight, which will start our next temperature drop. this will mean tuesday will be another brutally cold day with temps mainly in the 0s most of the day for most areas while wind chill values will be 10 to 20 below zero. for this reason, a wind chill advisory is posted for northern iowa tuesday morning. the winds will turn around again wednesday which will bring us milder weather with a high close to 30. we will do even better on thursday with southwest winds and a high topping 40! unfortunately, that mild weather will not last as two more shots of arctic air will descend on iowa this weekend and again early next week. so, keep those blankets out and your gloves handy folks! however, it doesn't look like there is much for snow in the days to come with only some flurries or snow showers possible from time to time. stephanie: also coming up... three democrats who want to be president talked minority issues in des moines tonight. jack: the powerball jackpot is bigger than ever. find out why the creator of powerball says that could actually be a bad thing. stephanie: then president obama is getting ready to deliver his

on what he will outline for his final year in office. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" stephanie/2shot good evening. welcome to local 5 news, home of we are iowa dot com. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. jack: all three democrats running for president just finished up speaking at the iowa black and brown forum on drake university's campus tonight. each candidate face questions mostly dealing with racism and economic issues for monorities. it's the second to last time all three candidates will be at the same gathering before the iowa caucus. jack: local 5's sabrina ahmed is live at drake university to tell us more about the night. sabrina? sabrina the brown and black forum just wrapped up about an hour ago... an event targeting the african american and latino voter base. i'm in the media room where about 100 journalists watched together. the forum was two hours, each candidate got equal time.. 30 minutes. a wide array of topics covered. from immigration and black lives matter to

reproductive rights. bernie sanders, the first on the stage, touted his policy on government healthcare for everyone. martin omalley was first asked about viability-- he says he's going to surprise the country come caucus time. he was also the first to bring up governor terry branstad about education funding. " "there is one country in the entire industrial world.one that does not guarnateee healthcare to all people. that country is called the united states of america." " sabrina: the question that got some of the most buzz on social media tonight was for hillary some of the most buzz on social media tonight was for hillary clinton, the third candidate to take to the stage.

"secretary clinton, can you tell us what the term 'white privilage' means to you and can you give me an example from your life or career that you think you have benefited from that?" "for me, look i was born white, middle class and in the middle of america. i went to good public schools, i had a very strong, supportive family, i had a lot of great experiences growing up. " sabrina:: when asked about whether clinton would deport would give each child due process, but deport them. she did, however, slam raids of immigrants this forum was very different platform than the other campaign events. very important voter base.. latinos and both not only are democrats vying for are the republicans. your local election

we are iowa. live from drake jack: donald trump isn't letting up on his attacks against fellow presidential candidate ted cruz. the republican is questioning cruz's eligibility to be president... since the texas senator was born in canada. jack: cruz currently leads trump in iowa, according to the latest quinnipiac poll. and that's only fueling trump's attacks . while campaigning in new hampshire today, trump said cruz will have to deal with the questions about his birth... and a possible lawsuit. " (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "ted cruz is a problem. i mean he's got a problem. if you know congressman alan grassman said he's going to bring a major suit. and the suit is going to say that he wasn't born in this country. so whether

has to figure it out because you can't be having a nominee, it he got the nod. i think i'm going to win very solidly, if you want to know the truth. but if you get the nomination, you can't have the person that gets the nomination be sued, like hillary might be sued. she might have a different kind of problem. she'll be sued on emails." " jack: the constitution requires a candidate be a "natural born citizen" to be eligible to be president. most legal scholars agree the qualification includes people an american parent -- like cruz. but the language has tested in federal court. a strike of the gavel and the legislative underway. stephanie: without a doubt... education is the hottest topic during this legislative session. after a long, drawn-out funding for iowa schools last

house, to the senate wants to quickly this year. " koester 14:30 i believe iowans were dipleased with the amount of funding of public schools. peterson - 26:12 we can't continue to as schools to do more and more with less and less so that will be the top issue for me and i think many legislators. branstad 13:19 i hope the legislature will make an early decision on state aid and not spend the whole session fighting over it. " stephanie: be another busy day at the state capitol. branstad will condition of the his top priorities for the session. jack: iowa tonight. an arrest in a davis county death investigation.. sixteen year-old michael goodwin jr was charged with first degree murder in the death of his father, michael goodwin senior.. the charge is a class a felony. jack: and a well- known restaurant in sioux city was in flames this morning. a few employees were inside when the fire started. crews arrived

nine-a-m.. in a storage closet. no one was hurt, and the restuarant is expected to open back up soon. stephanie: what would you do with a billion that's the as powerball fever grows along with jackpot: an estimated 1- point-4 billion! drawing is only two days away, and hundreds of thousands of buying up their choosing their lucky numbers jackpot. the chances of hitting all six numbers aren't freat- one in 292 million - but it's the glimmer of hope that's keeping many dreaming of win. but for some right here in the metro... the means more than just a chance to get rich.... stephanie: the game that has taken over the country... was actually created by a man here in central iowa more than twenty years ago.... and he says this huge jackpot... hurt the game... local fives nikki davidson took a look back at the powerball here she joins us live in the studio with more.

not only was the powerball game co created by a des moines resident... you may remember the live drawings used to be filmed right here in west des moines... quite a bit has changed since of the people who helped the to where it is today said they never saw this huge jackpot coming. (nat its the one and only powerball) more than 20 years in a powerball.. everyday someone will make a comment about it. from his gig as the popular game... but as powerball frenzy hits he can't escape the memories. 20:04:21 i never got so much as a postcard from all those multimillionaries... no thankyous! he hosted the game from from 1985 to 2008... 20:05:30 when we first started we didn't have any idea what would happen to it, we're not sure anyone imagined a billion dollar plus jackpot. and was broadcast reading the numbers starting in 6 then growing to 32 states... but the biggest jackpot he ever experienced... 20:03:18 365 million, that was close to a national record...

we're looking at for wednesdays drawing... but that jackpot doesn't surprise one man.... the games co- creator edward stanek... he's actually missing out on powerball frenzy as he's out of the country in europe but told us on the phonetoday... when the current directors added more numbers, making it harder to win.... he knew the pot would get big... 20:19:25 im happy its raised money over the years for good purposes. 20:20:00 i'm glad it's successful as it as been, but i'd like to see it last longer. stanek told us, if he was still in charge he'd only increase the jackpot by 50 million from the previous drawing... and put the rest of the money to increase the smaller prizes and split up the money. he says the billion dollr jackpot... could hurt the lottery in the long run. 20:17:06 the jackpot generates interest, but may not be whats best for the game itself, to prolong it's life cycle and make people happy. both men who saw this game grow from an idea to a frenzy today say they're happy to see so many people are having fun... but they caution... don't expect to beat the odds. see so many people are having fun... but they caution... don't expect to beat the odds. 20;20:11 any tips to help

odds are what they are, its a dream. its entertainment. nikki: now host mike pace wasn't allowed to play the lottery for all those years... i did ask him today if he had bought a ticket for wednesdays drawing... and the answer? not yet. in the studio, nikki davidson local five news we are iowa. stephanie: jack: chief meteorologist brad edwards here now... brad edwards here now... brad ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot tomorrow on good morning iowa along with healthy eating and exercise... there's another way to keep up with those healthier lifestyle resolutions. we take a look at some

tomorrow morning and sam has a look at your forecast ((:04 wx ad-lib)) that's monday on the all-new good morning iowa! "your watching local 5 news at 10 in hd with

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local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." brad: weather adlib: just when we were heading into the right directions with our temperatures, another cold front will be pushing through tonight bringing another shot of cold air. this cold front may also spit out a few flurries as it passes through overnight. the winds will be westerly early tonight and then turn to the northwest late tonight, which will start our next temperature drop. this will mean tuesday will be another brutally cold day with temps mainly in the 0s most of the day for most areas while wind chill values will be 10 to 20 below zero. for this reason, a wind chill advisory is posted for northern iowa tuesday morning. the winds will turn around again wednesday which will bring us milder weather with a high close to 30. we will do even better on thursday with southwest winds and a high topping 40! unfortunately, that mild weather will not last as two more shots of arctic air will descend on iowa this weekend and again early next week. so, keep those blankets out and your gloves handy folks! however, it doesn't look like there is much for snow in the days to come with only some flurries or snow showers possible from time to time. brad stephanie: jack: will be pushing through tonight

of cold air. this cold front may also spit out a few flurries as it passes through overnight. the winds will be westerly early tonight and then turn to the northwest late night, which will start our next temperature drop. this will mean tuesday will be another brutally cold day with temps mainly in the 0s most of the day for most areas while wind chill values will be 10 to 20 below zero. for this reason, a wind chill advisory is posted for northern iowa tuesday morning. the winds will turn around again wednesday which will bring us milder weather with a high close to 30. we will do even better on thursday with southwest winds and a high topping 40! unfortunately, that mild weather will not last as two more shots of arctic air will descend on iowa this weekend and again early next week. so, keep those blankets out and your gloves handy folks! however, it doesn't look like there is much for snow in the days to come with only some flurries or snow showers possible from time to time. brad stephanie: jack: will be pushing through tonight bringing another shot of cold air. this cold front may also spit out a few flurries as it

overnight. the winds tonight and then turn tonight, which will start our next temperature drop. this will mean tuesday will be another brutally cold day with temps mainly in the 0s most of the day for most areas while wind chill values will be 10 to 20 below zero. for this reason, a wind chill advisory is posted for northern iowa tuesday morning. the winds will turn wednesday which will bring us milder weather with a high close to 30. we will do even better on thursday with southwest winds and a unfortunately, that mild weather will not last as two more shots of arctic air will descend on iowa this weekend and again early next week. so, keep those blankets out and your gloves handy folks! however, it doesn't look like there is much for snow in the days to flurries or snow from time to time. brad jack:

stephanie: a big night in washington tomorrow - especially for president obama. stephanie: the president is making final preparations for his last state of the union address tomorrow night. jack: writing the speech ahead of a president's last year in office is often very different from those before, and includes different goals and challenges. karin caifa reports from washington. " since i took office seven years ago, in the midst of crisis, i don't think i've ever been as optimistic about a year ahead as i am right now. just 12 days into the new year, president obama will deliver his state of the union

and the american people. as i'm writing, i keep thinking about the road we've traveled together these past seven years. the final state of the union address, poses unique challenges for a second-term, lame- duck president. despite enthusiasm -- great goals are reached step-by-step. my message to you tonight is, put on your work shoes; we're still on the job time is running short for legislative items, and with a president's legacy on the horizon, there's the danger of overpromising and underdelivering. matthew dallek is assistant professor at the george washington university graduate school of political management. he says president obama will likely forego a laundry list tuesday, and go bigger picture. talking about where the country is, and the kind of policies that he haschampioned, and what has been the result, and then also what does he want to get done in his final year. another challenge for a final-year president -- i think hillary would be worse than obama.

republicans are kind of fact-adverse. this is why hillary clinton can't win in 2016. cutting through campaign noise, especially with a boisterous crop of to succeed him. the goal-in-chief -- to set the table for a successor from his own party, which hasn't happened for either of the last two, two-term presidents. while technology has quickly changed how americans consume and react to the address, the president's delivery has remained the same. there's something important about the ceremony of it, as well, that even republicans and democrats can come together and listen - in most cases, politely - to a president, lay out his or her agenda. whether it's the first time -- one year ago, i took office... -- or the final time. in washington, i'm karin caifa " stephanie: we'll have full coverage of the president's state of the union coming up tomorrow night. we will also follow the republican's response - which will be delivered by south carolina governor nikki haley.

jon joins us now and the iowa state fans are getting a little uneasy after a loss saturday at home. jon: yeah jack-- but the team isn't hitting the panic button quite yet. " this isn't the end of the world i mean we're three games into conference play. pump the brakes a little bit" georges niang pulling an aaron rodgers-- just relax isu fans. coming up in local 5 sports we'll hear from the team on why they're calm and collected as they head on the road for texas and kansas state this week. " now, local 5 sports

are iowa spo jon: welcome back tonight is the night that decides the college football national champion. it's the second year of the playoff system being in place-- and it's number one clemson versus number two alabama. the crimson tide were favored coming in, but clemson hasn't backed down at all.... a look at the scoreboard derrick henry had 20 carries for 128 yards and 2 touchdowns in the first half.... these two teams showing why they're considered the two best in the country. jon: a natural disaster is often considered an earthquake or hurricane. for cyclone nation-- you need to add home loss to that definition. but as jordan furbee tells us a home loss to baylor doesn't mean it's time to hit the panic butt in ames.

the sky isn't falling ya the cyclones are 1-2 this isn't the start they hope to change "this isn't the end of the world, i mean we're three weeks into conference play. you're not even thinking about the championship race until the last two weeks of the season." "pump the brakes a little bit. you know i know we had a lot of this year and those we're working, we're working at this, i heard 'rome wasn't build in we've had a lot of year and i don't think we're still positive and they should too." "it ain't like we racking up our shoes and waiting for another year. so it's never too bad when you can play another day and get better. so i just feel like fans, they going to be fans, you love 'em, i love 'em, good or bad. they're always going to keep supporting us, so i'm not too much worried about it." "but don't be mistaken, this team still knows what its goals are,

"the expectation is to win a conference championship, be in houston, get to the final four, i get all that. i embrace all that. the thing is, we can't get caught up in all that. the best thing about my guys right now is they've been all committed, all saying the right things, all about the right things and as long as they're doing that, then we're heading in the right direction. we know we're talented, we know we have a good team and i'm in this for the long haul, and so we're trying to be as best we can in february, march and put ourselves in position to make a great postseason run." "coach prohm and the cyclones now head to austin texas where they'll face fellow first year head coach shaka smart and the longhorns tuesday at 8pm. in ames, i'm jordan furbee, local 5 sports we are iowa." and here's a look at the latest top 10 in the ap poll. kansas still number one. ou second.

and unc are in the top 5. villanova is number 6. xavier sits seventh. miami, duke, and s-m-u round out the top 10. iowa state falls to 17th right behind the iowa hawkeyes at 16 both are 12-3. jon: now a different story for the womens basketball program. coach bill fennelly opened today's press conference with a big piece of breaking news. "fernstrom walked into my office and asked for a release. so we will be releasing her from her scholarship at iowa state. surprised yeah definitely surprised 2nd semester starts today and 6 weeks to go in the season. " fernstrom was averaging over 20 minutes per game this season with the cyclones. and had been a force inside the paint for i-s-u. she was putting up 9 points a night-- coming off of a 12 point performance against kansas saturday. it means freshman meredith burkhall and redshirt freshman claire rickets will now have to step up in a big way the rest of the season. "i'm going to have to step up just like the other posts on the team are going to have to. we're going to work together as a team and with her absence we're going to have to build, change

work hard for texas tech. " "we have how many conference games it just doesn't stop now we have to keep going forward with practice with games and what not. iowa state will now prepare for texas tech sunday without the sophomore center. jon/3shot (wrap sports) stephanie: jack: we'll be right back... you're watching local

directions with our temperatures, another cold front will be pushing through tonight bringing another shot of cold air. this cold front may also spit out a few flurries as it passes through overnight. the winds will be westerly early tonight and then turn to the northwest late tonight, which will start our next temperature drop. this will mean tuesday will be another brutally cold day with temps mainly in the 0s most of the day for most areas while wind chill values will be 10 to 20 below zero. for this reason, a wind chill advisory is posted for northern iowa tuesday morning. the winds will turn around again wednesday which will bring us milder weather with a high close to 30. we will do even better on thursday with southwest winds and a high topping 40! unfortunately, that mild weather will not last as two more shots of arctic air will descend on iowa this weekend and again early next week. so, keep those blankets out and your gloves handy folks! however, it doesn't look like there is much for snow in the days to come with only some flurries or snow showers possible from time to time. stephanie: jack: thank you for spending your time with us tonight.