ther team and we start with your forecast first." james weather adlib: there won't be any relief from the clouds tonight, but temperatures will

20s. winter weather advisory in effect 6am monday until 12am tuesday for portions of west and north iowa. the advisory does not include polk county. the overcast skies will finally give way to precipitation tomorrow as highs top out in the low-to-mid 30s. nikki also coming up on local five news at 10.... snowzilla is leaving the country, but not before it dropped record setting snow... up and down the east coast. nikki then...video of a special needs student pressed up against the windows of a des moines public school bus. a bus driver and an assistant fired after the incident. nikki but first, a metro woman found dead in her home early this morning. now police are ruling it a homicide. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" nikki:

dead in her des moines home early this morning. tonight, police are investigating it as a homicide.... good evening. i'm nikki davidson. this is the metro's the first homicide of the year . and while there aren't many details on what happened right now, police are saying she was killed violently. nikki: local five's jacob peklo has more in tonights big story. jacob peklo, weareiowa.com: "the des moines police department thought they were investigating a suspicious death, when they arrived on the scene around 4:30 this morning. when they got there, they found out they were looking into the city's first homicide case of the year." sgt. paul parizek, des moines police department: "right now, anything that's here that doesn't look like it belongs here is evidence. so, we've started a long process of identifying things that just seem out of place. we're just looking for anything that wasn't here before." police say they got a call from inside the home at 1413 pioneer road to check on 71- year-old norma jean mcneeley in the middle of the night. officers say a relative made the call after hearing a cry out from mcneeley's downstairs bedroom. sgt. paul parizek, des moines police department: "we can't discuss those details right now, but her death was violent." detectives found around 100 drops of blood in the area around the porch, and stretching down the street from mcneeley's home. police say mcneeley

well. they spent the morning and afternoon interviewing potential witnesses, but say it'll take a little while to put everything together. sgt. paul parizek, des moines police department: "it's a large crime scene. evidence that we first saw at the home, we were able to follow quite a distance from the home. so, as they processed the scene, it took them to an area across the street." jacob peklo, weareiowa.com: "there are currently no suspects in the case, but detectives say they're making progress. in the studio, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa. nikki: the polk county medical examiner is working on an autopsy. stay with local 5 for the latest in the investigation. nikki;lam: the massive blizzard that blanketed the east coast is moving out tonight. but the deadly storm has left behind a record amount of snow and power outages. major cities along the east coast were crippled by more than 2 feet of snow. the travel ban that was in place has been lifted, but many cities are still advising people to stay indoors. meanwhile on the jersey shore, major costal flooding. homes in atlantic city completely underwater. " sot - seaside resident oh my god the winds are horrible its cutting you up the sand and the rain the water level this time is higher than sandy" nikki: exact snowfall totals are still coming in but they are expected to be record breaking. right now, cities like d-c are trying to figure out if they'll be up and running for the work week. nikki: while we're not expecting a blizzard tomorrow... there is a weather advisory for much of the state starting in the morning. james what do people need to be aware of before they head to work tomorrow? james: (adlibs a bit then take fusion) james: there won't be any relief from the clouds

temperatures will remain mild under that blanket in the upper 20s. winter weather advisory in effect 6am monday until 12am tuesday for portions of west and north iowa. the advisory does not include polk county. the overcast skies will finally give way to precipitation tomorrow as highs top out in the low-to-mid 30s. james: i'll have more details in your full forecast

show. nikki: new tonight at 10...a bus driver and an assistant fired after they were accused of assaulting a special needs child. nikki: they were let go last november footage of the incident came available after an unemployment insurance appeals decision... because the tape was 14 minutes long we had to edit it for timing purposes... here's a look at the events that the school district says caused them to lose their jobs. " "when a crying special needs student got on a des moines public school bus november 4th... bus assisant ruby taylor scolded him... (you are too big for all that) and threatned to have him kicked off the bus (get off my bus) once the student was seated it was taylors job to secure him in a wrap around seltbelt... the video shows taylor attempting to do that... but the student was able to get out of the restraint... (you better leave it alone i'm not going to tell you again) which the school district says was taylor's fault in documents related to her unemployment insurance appeal they said she quote "did not tightly enough" then the video shows her doing something else the school district says wasn't following their policies... quote "not watching the personal cell phone." the bus ride the special needs student acts out... striking (oh no thats what

uses her body to restrain the boy... pushing him into the bus seat to the point his cheek was "pushed against the glass" she keeps a hold of the student like this for seven minutes... when she releases him at his stop to a guardian... the boy attacks another student... then exits the bus. nikki: after the school conducted their investigation, it not need to be involved. here's the school's statment on the issue. "student safety is our top when an incident the district, the administration action to remove from contact until an investigation can be completed. rules of conduct and if violated, steps are taken up to and including termination.

mistreatment of a student are a clear violation of the trust and expectation the district has that all of its employees work in the best interests of the students we serve." nikki: a oskaloosa man is dead after a crash on highway 92 involving a stalled car... according to highway patrol a vehicle had stalled on the side of highway 92 two miles west of oskaloosa... investigators say 62 year old georgie crews was headed eastbound on that road and ran into the back of the stalled vehicle... forcing it to collide with a third vehicle on the road. crews was pronounced dead on scene... two others were injured and lifelighted to iowa methodist hospital... the crash is still under investigation. nikki: a new development in the escaped inmate in newton. 28 year old edward shorter was apprehended last night after he turned up missing during a routine count yesterday afternoon. shorter is serving a twenty year sentence for possession of controlled susbstances... nikki/ots: a case of free speech is ruled in favor of isu students and their group normal isu this

back in 2013, the pro-marijuana student group wanted print a marijuana leaf and the university's mascot "cy" on their club's t- shirts..... the univeristy said no. the lawsuit was filed last july. friday, a federal judge ruled that iowa state university violated the free speech rights of the students in the club. nikki: coming up....most farms are handed down from generation to generation... in tonight's farm to family, meet one iowa couple who started from scratch and what a new program is doing to make sure they can pass their farm down too. nikki: and... an exciting announcement added to this week's top five plays of the week. jordan's got the best of the best from local athletes later in sports. james: and i'll have your forecast ahead elias: monday on good morning iowa... a veteran whose injuries have put him in monday on good morning iowa... a veteran whose injuries have put him in a wheelchair hasn't let that stop him from doing a good deed for his neighbors sam:

things are looking a bit warmer. big kansas and iowa state game, we'll elias: we'll get you all ready morning iowa. most accurate forecast with

weatherrate the independent weather experts" james/wx wall weather adlib: there won't be any relief from the clouds weather adlib: there won't be any relief tonight, but temperatures will remain mild under that blanket in the upper 20s. winter weather advisory in effect 6am monday until 12am tuesday for portions of west and north iowa. the advisory does not include polk county. the overcast skies will finally give way to precipitation tomorrow as highs top out in the low-to-mid 30s. central iowa will likely see the precipitation fall as freezing drizzle overnight, as patchy

freezing drizzle will turn into rain late morning and then into a mix in the afternoon. eventually everything will switch over to snow and the winds will really ramp up. low snow accumulations are expected. northwestern iowa could see 1" to 2", the metro currently looks to stay under an inch, and snow amounts continue to lessen to the southeast where the precip looks to fall mainly as rain. winds will be out of the nw gusting to 20mph, so there will be drifting and blowing snow likely on the roadways. freezing drizzle will also add to the dangerous driving conditions during the commute home from work or up to ames for the big game. drive slow and be safe! enjoy your sunday evening! blanket in the upper 20s. winter weather advisory in effect 6am monday until 12am

of west and north iowa. the advisory does not include polk county. the overcast skies will finally give way to precipitation tomorrow as highs top out in the low-to-mid 30s. central iowa will likely see the precipitation fall as freezing drizzle overnight, as patchy fog develops. the freezing drizzle will turn into rain late morning and then into a mix in the afternoon. eventually everything will switch over to snow and the winds will really ramp up. low snow accumulations are expected. northwestern iowa could see 1" to 2", the metro currently looks to stay under an inch, and snow amounts continue to lessen to the southeast where the precip looks to fall mainly as rain. winds will be out of the nw gusting to 20mph, so there will be

roadways. freezing drizzle will also add to the dangerous driving conditions during the commute home from work or up to ames for the big game. drive slow and be safe! enjoy your sunday evening! nikki: coming up on local 5 news at ten, it's time for the top five plays of the

week. jordan's got the best highlights from local athletes coming up in sports. nikki: but next....in this week's farm to family, see how a new incentive proram is aiming to get new farming families into agriculture.

prices coupled with expensive farm machinery have a lot of farmers spending and making less money. but theres one incentive proram that aims to get familys into the business. local 5's claire powell has more, in this weeks farm to family. it's only been three years. since the shinn's took over l-4 farms. live, laugh love and "its the only way to stay young is to learn, went with it. my wife said oh ok" the idea of farming had always been just that- an idea. until it became a reality.

we have a farm" "not anticpate making a living, it was going to be a hobby farm the shinns are what you call the new kids on the block- surrounded by thousands of acres farmed by the same families for generations. but through finding this farm they realized something was getting lost. "how have we lost the connection of where does the food come from?" so the newly dubbed "farmers" started adding cows.. "im not sure if thats steak or carrots behind you" then hogs, inherited meat rabbits and bought laying hens " im surprised at how much i enjoy the chickens" moving into 2016, the shinns have a long, hanging list of areas they want to expand on at their organic farm. rotational grazing, honey bees, updating irrigation. adding aquaponics. "it doesnt matter if its cold or wet, you have to do the animals first then take care of yourslef" but with a tough year forecasted for farmers, they figured

thats where practical farmers of iowa saving incentive's program stepped in. "big thing is in 10 years we want to sustain ourselves." the program will pair the shinns with an expierenced mentor. then match whatever they save in the next two years- up to $2,400. meaning in 2018, they'll have five thousand extra for anything farm related. "we will have that additional knowledge base to pull from especially in this lean year" they're hoping 2016 is their year. aiming to expand the newborn farm into something sustainable. "i think its a great expierence" from osceola, claire powell local 5 news we are iowa nikki/bam: since 2010, the practical farmers' incentive program has helped more than 100 farmers save money and get started. to be part of the program or to become a mentor, visit our website we are iowa dot com. nikki: know someone who should be featured in our next farm to family segment? email us at: news at we are iowa dot com. or call us in the newsroom: 1- 800-858-5555.

facebook "we are iowa local 5 news" and twitter "we are iowa 5 news" we'd love to hear from you. nikki big news tonight out of pella... jordan: it's not often we lead with something over top 5 on sundays but tonight is an exception... noah clayberg, a former mainstay on top 5 has picked which college he'll play for... his decision and top 5 plays alll up next " now, local 5 sports with jordan furbee. we

are iowa sports" jordan: it's been speculated ever since he took off the pads for the last time up at the uni-dome... where would noah clayberg play football in college? tonight we got the answer.... clayberg tweeted out "i am extremely excited to announce my commitment to play football at the university of iowa! #gohawks" the 5'11" 200 pound clayberg confirmed to me tonight that he has accepted a grayshirt offer, which means he

january of 2017. but then he'll be on full scholarship and have full eligibility remaining. over the past two seasons at pella, the dual threat qb led the dutch to a 28-0 record and two state titles. this past season he racked up more than 3500 yards of total offense and 51 touchdowns! clayberg who is the gatorade player of year in iowa also had offers from usd, sdsu and western illinois. talking with noah tonight, he say coaches see him as either a free or strong safety, which he also played at pella. he'll join fellow teammates austin schulte and garret jansen with the hawks. congrats to noah! jordan: it's appropriate that noah clayberg leads into top 5 plays of the week, he was on it plenty of times this past season... and i think we may have his heir to the throne. let's check out our top 5 plays of the week all made by local athletes.

five...comes from the energy's game versus delaware. this is a great play for two reasons, one joel wright saves the pass from nearly hitting delaware's coach. then proceeds to do that! joel has a very aeronautical last name, as in the wright brothers... so it's no wonder he can fly through the air with the best of them... play number four ..we head up to hilton. last monday all tied at 75 a piece...monte morris. as cool as ice! morris with the step back jumper that would more or less give isu the win over #1 oklahoma... monte nearly unguardable with that little move he does... he and the cyclones hoping for the same result as this in about 24 hours, maybe minus the court storm this time since ku won't be #1... play number three ..is from the east hoover game... the first basket we shot from this one was a dandy! douglas wilson! hey mr. wilson...teach me how to do that dougie! wilson flying through the air

thanksgiving tukey! he and the huskies roll past east....they're now up to #3 in 4a at 12-1, winners of 10 straight! play number two...is a two for one... quinton curry made his debut on top 5 last week. i have a feeling, we're gonna need to make reservations for him on a weekly basis. thanks to plays like this! curry with the pick pocket, the one handed slam, and the foul... but he wasn't done, oh no... later on, the "pass" from carlo marble off the back board and curry goes full on shaq attack on the rim! i give props to marble, that would've been a sick play in and of itself, but curry helping out a teammate in need with a good dunk! valley looking every bit the #1 team in 4a, still unbeaten at 13-0. finally play number one was sent into us by theresa sawyer. girls game between urbandale and north. 1.2 seconds left in the half. check out dee dee prior... yes ma'am!

look at this one. prior, only a freshman, has nothing but nylon written all over this one. the half courter would help the j-hawks beat north 61-29! deedee prior, #3 in your programs, number one in our hearts! in our local 5 top five plays of the week! jordan: (wraps up sports at the desk) nikki: thanks jordan. nikki: still to come on local 5 news at 10, clinton campaigns in the metro, looking to sway undecided voters before the caucuses. nikki: and speaking of the caucuses, not sure how it all works? we've got you covered in your local election headquarters this week. "your watching local 5 news in hd. home of weareiowa.com " nikki: a 71 year old woman found dead in her des moines home early this

nikki/lam: welcome back. topping national headlines tonight, california police are on the hunt for three escaped inmates. they beat the entire safety system to break out of the california maximum- security jail on friday. these three men were all discovered missing friday night. they were facing charges of murder, attempted murder, kidnapping and torture. the sheriff's office says the escapees got to

cutting through steel bars and plumbing tunnels. they used sheets to rapel to the ground and then taking off. tonight, police are checking if they had any help from the inside. (lt. jeff hallock/orange county sheriff's dept.): "as the 8 o'clock physical body count approached, there was a disturbance at the jail that we feel strongly contributed to the planning of the escape." nikki: there is a 50- thousand-dollar reward for information that would lead to the inmate's capture. investigators say there's no indication the escapees have left the country. nikki/lam: meanwhile, to the north, a strong earthquake struck south- central alaska this morning, causing gas leaks, house fires and power outages. it happened around 1:30 this morning, 160 miles southwest of anchorage. experts say it was a seven- point-one magnitude quake. a gas leak prompted evacuations of two dozen homes...three houses went up in flames because of it. at one point, close to 10- thousand people were without power because of the earthquake. nikki: an on the other side of the country, folks up and down the

still stuck inside after this weekend's blizzard. here's a bird's eye view of staten island today. snow is covering the coast. in some areas,they got up to 30 inches of snow. nikki: while we're not expecting a blizzard tomorrow, there is a weather advisory for much of the state starting tomorrow morning. james what do people need to be aware of before they head to work tomorrow? james: james central iowa will likely see the precipitation fall as freezing drizzle overnight, as patchy fog develops. the freezing drizzle will turn into rain late morning and then into a mix in the afternoon. eventually everything will switch over to snow and the winds will really ramp up. low snow accumulations are expected. northwestern iowa could see 1" to 2", the metro currently looks to stay under an inch, and snow amounts continue to lessen to the southeast where the precip looks to fall mainly as rain. nikki/bam:

flocking to the state to make the most out of the last week before the iowa caucuses. and since they can only be in so many places at once, many candidates have other big names stumping in their place. hillary clinton has had celebrities like kattey perry, tony goldwyn from scandal, and demi lovato campaign for her here in iowa. today, yet another celebrity stepping up to the plate for hillary. award-winning actress jamie lee curtis visited a number of homes around the metro today. she believes clinton is by the far the strongest candidate in the field and has the credentials to

jamie lee curtis, actress: "the president of the united states has to be someone who can make those decisions when life hinges, when something happens, with intelligence, compassion, real command, and i feel that she is the most competent in that area." nikki: curtis says she's curtis says she's willing to do whatever's necessary to help out. nikki/bam: while having endorsments is nice, hillary decided to stop by and speak to voters in person as well. clinton was busy this weekend making stops all over the state for her get out the caucus event. the purpose of this tour--to lay out what is at stake in this election. "when you have the kind of comments being made by republican cnadidates about american muslims and muslims it's not only shameful and wrong american muslims and muslims it's not only shameful and wrong it's dangerous "

picked up a celebrity endorsment this weekend... nikki: the des moines register endorsed the former secretary of state, saying she stands ready to take on the most demanding job in the world. on the republican side, marco rubio got the paper's vote. nikki: rubio made stops through central iowa yesterday and made his way out to cedar rapids tonight. the florida senator is in third place in the polls with 12 percent. donald trump and tead cruz still hold a comanding lead with iowa voters. nikki/bam: another protester was escorted out of a campaign event for donald trump. during a rally in muscatine today, trump started talking about radical islamic terrorism.... and two men on the balcony held up a white banner with the words "stop hate" written on it. supporters began booing and chanting, "trump! trump!" the two men were escorted out of the building. one of them was wearing what appeared to be a red turban. he wasn't wearing one of those hats was he? was he wearing one of those? and he never will. and he never will. and that's okay because we have to do something. it's not working. and all over the world they're

people, frankly, i have friends who are muslims and they call me up, not all of them, but some of them and they say, "you're doing a great service because there's tremendous hatred and we have to get to the bottom of what's going on. " nikki: earlier this month a muslim woman was escorted out of a campaign event in south carolina. she stood up in silent protest while trump was speaking. nikki/bam: we're just a week away from the iowa caucuses. come february first, you'll want to make sure you know how the whole process works. local 5's sabrina ahmed sat down with local political experts to set the record straight. " " nikki: for more information about how to

for more information about how to caucus, visit our webiste that's we are iowa dot com. nikki: still undecided on who you want to back on caucus night? there are only two big events to hear where the top candidates stand. both are happening here in the metro. on january 25th, there'll be a democratic town hall hosted by c-n-n at drake university. and on january 28th, there'll be a debate for republican presidential candidates, hosted by fox news, also at drake university. nikki: still to come on local 5 news at 10...it's the weekend buzz. this week we're talking extreme sports. find out what kind of crazy adventures james did on his vacation, we'll be right back...

welcome back. this week on the

james: where: the azores when: over xmas and new years azores when: over xmas

what: video is of 2 canyoning adventures we did while there. why: because it is fun and challenging

continuing with the idea of extreme across the state is a bit extreme... route for this year's ragbrai route was announced. the nearly 420 mile trip starts in glenwood and ends in muscatine. two central iowa towns... creston and ottumwa... are stops along the way. organizers say it will be the third shortest and the 15th easiest route in its history. they believe it's another great mix of places to

james i'll have your forecase next. i'll have your forecase next.

"now, we are iowa's

peterson. certified weatherrate the independent weather experts" james weather adlib: there won't be any relief from the clouds tonight, but temperatures will remain mild under that blanket in the upper 20s. winter weather advisory in effect 6am monday until 12am tuesday for portions of west and north iowa. the advisory does not include polk county. the overcast skies will finally give way to precipitation tomorrow as highs top

central iowa will likely see the precipitation fall as freezing drizzle overnight, as patchy fog develops. the freezing drizzle will turn into rain late morning and then into a mix in the afternoon. eventually everything will switch over to snow and the winds will really ramp up. low snow accumulations are expected. northwestern iowa could see 1" to 2", the metro currently looks to stay under an inch, and snow amounts continue to lessen to the southeast where the precip looks to fall mainly as rain. winds will be out of the nw gusting to 20mph, so there will be

snow likely on the roadways. freezing drizzle will also add to the dangerous driving conditions blanket in the upper 20s. winter weather advisory in effect 6am monday until 12am tuesday for portions of west and north iowa. the advisory does not include polk county. the overcast skies will finally give way to precipitation tomorrow as highs top out in the low-to-mid 30s. central iowa will likely see the precipitation fall as freezing drizzle overnight, as patchy fog develops. the freezing drizzle will turn into rain late morning and then into a mix in the afternoon. eventually everything will switch over to snow and the winds will really ramp up. low snow accumulations are expected. northwestern iowa could see 1" to 2", the metro currently looks to stay under an inch, and snow amounts continue to lessen to the southeast where the

mainly as rain. winds will be out of the nw gusting to 20mph, so there will be drifting and blowing snow likely on the roadways. freezing drizzle will also add to the dangerous driving conditions during the commute home from work or up to ames for the big game. drive slow and be safe! enjoy your sunday

nikki: iowa just keeps nikki: iowa just keeps rolling on the hardwood... jordan 9 wins in a row and 13 straight in the big dating back to last year... up next, alex giaimo has more after the hawks season sweep of purdue we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10. " now, local 5 sports with jordan furbee. we are iowa sports"

hawkeyes entered today winners of 8 in a entered today winners of 8 in a row including a win over then #1 michigan state. but in my opinion, it was the game at #14 purdue that really showed the true potential of this squad, down as many as 19, before rallying for a 70-63 win... this afternoon the two met, in the rematch! hawks down 2 at the break. but they jump out quick in the 2nd. anthony clemmons comes up with the steal and finishes with the bucket. then it's mike gesell, his first score of the game is a three. then who else, but jarrod uthoff seeing triple! you like that?! but uthoff wasn't done, on the drive. dunk you very much! hawks make it it 9 straight and 13 big ten wins in a

83-71. alex giaimo has more from iowa city "(alex giaimo) this was a back and forth game the entire first half at one point, iowa actually trailed by 7 points but they opened up the second half on a 23-6 run where seven different hawkeyes scored a point. (fran mccaffery) that's the beautiful thing about this team and that's what i said after the game, you know to see nicholas bear, brady, and dom uhl do what there doing and we got great play from amod he didn't score but he gave us quality minutes especially, when we got in foul trouble. (peter jok) we went in there the second half our main focus was defense and miss stops we get were a running team so we get a lot of stops we get easy buckets on the running our main focus is defense (adam woodbury) were excited to get to 8-0 and further on so right now it just means one game at a time for us were not really looking to hard, getting better everyday and that's a position we want to be in (mike gesell) you know it just means we've had a great start. we're not even halfway though the big ten season yet so were definitely not hanging our hats on that we have a lot of games left to play

i think were finally getting the recognize for being a good team and we have always believed that we're a great team so i think we stay away from looking at what were ranked because the only ranking that matters is at the end of the year (alex giaimo) and we have always believed that we're a great team so i think we stay away from looking at what were ranked because the only ranking that matters is at the end of the year (alex giaimo) and once again jered uthoff led the the hawkeyes with 22 points the hawkeyes look to stay undefeated in the big ten they take on a very tough maryland team on the road thursday night in iowa city with your hawkeye headquarters report next up for iowa...a trip to college park to face #7 maryland! that game is set for thursday at 6 pm on espn. iowa women also taking on purdue. 2nd quarter boilermakers up 13! but the hawks start to rally. christina buttenham spots up drains the three. then from the same side, tania davis sinks the triple. and one more from alexa kastanek. hawks within 6! then it's kastanek down

they'd trail by that margin at halftime.. 2nd half, iowa cuts it to 1 as whitney jennings drops in the floater. but that's as close as they would come. dominique mcbryde with the score. she had 14 of her 18 points come in the 2nd half... hawks lose their 3rd in a row, 90- 73. drake and uni women fighting for first place in the valley. former uni stand out jacqui kalin now a coach with the bulldogs... uni's madison weekly steps back and drains 3 of her game high 25! uni up 6 going into the 4th. but that's when the bulldogs woke up! caitlin ingle ahead to sara rhine. lotta contact no foul. bucket is good, lead down to 4. then it's ingle to rhine again. dogs within 2! and one more from rhine as this bucket gives drake the lead. she had 22 points and a career high 15 boards. but uni answers back. amber sorenson with a huge three! the panthers up 2. and they would there. uni takes over the outright lead in the

to the mat... #2 iowa taking on #11 nebraska. 125 pounds. 2nd ranked thomas gilman takes the 10-4 decision over #9 tim lambert. iowa up 3-0. then at 133, #3 cory clark, the pride of se polk. beats eric montoya in a decision and montoya's an angry elf. tom brands making friends in lincoln. then at 157 tyler berger runs over edwin cooper after the whistle. huskers docked a point for unsportsmanlike conduct. hawkeyes stay unbeaten, they win the dual 21- 11. afc title game, pats-broncs. brady-manning. for the 17th time in their storied careers. after a brady interception... denver turns that into points as it's manning to owen daniels. 14-6. broncos up 17-9 at the break. 2nd half, back comes new england. now 20-12. brady on 4th and goal and he finds who else but gronk for the score. but the pats have to for 2 after missing a pat in the first half... brady's pass is

bradley roby. he fumbles it but it doesn't matter. peyton and the broncos are super bowl 50 bound. 20-18 the final so which team will join them. cards or panthers? 1st qaurter. carolina up 3-0. cam newton flips it to ted ginn on the reverse and the former buckeye has still got it! breaks a tackle, cuts across the field and runs 91 yards for the 22 yard touchdown 10-0 panthers. now 17-0. cards finally get on the board. former uni standout david johnson. plows into paydirt to make it 17-7. but carolina way too much tonight. super cam flies in for another score. 24-7 panthers. they set an nfc championship record with 49 points scored. they're on to the ship, 49-15 jordan: (wraps sports) nikki: we'll be right back... you're watching local

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temperblanket in the upper 20s. winter weather advisory in effect 6am monday until 12am tuesday for portions of west and north iowa. the advisory does not include polk county. the overcast skies will finally give way to precipitation tomorrow as highs top out in the low-to-mid 30s. central iowa will likely see the precipitation fall as freezing drizzle overnight, as patchy fog develops. the freezing drizzle will turn into rain late morning and then into a mix in the afternoon. eventually everything will switch over to snow and the winds will really ramp up. low snow accumulations are expected. northwestern iowa could see 1" to 2", the metro currently looks to stay under an inch, and snow amounts continue to lessen to the southeast where the precip looks to fall mainly as rain. winds will be out of the nw gusting to 20mph, so there will be drifting and blowing snow likely on the roadways. freezing drizzle will also add to the dangerous driving conditions during the commute home from work or up to ames for the big game. drive slow and be safe! nikki thanks for

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