lawmakers are ready to require high schools to have trainers monitor concussions. see why the schools tonight are saying "hold on." local 5 news at 10 is next. "you're watching local

brad/wx wall weather adlib: today was our last "average" february day, as the warmest temperatures so far this year are headed our way in the next several days! look for temperatures to hold pretty steady tonight in the upper 20s to lower 30s under variably cloudy skies. the winds will be steady from the ese around 10 mph. those winds will be increasing quite a bit thursday from the se at 15-25 mph, which will be bringing in warmer air all day long. skies will gradually become sunnier into the afternoon, so our highs should reach the mid 50s in central iowa with some mid 60s in far sw iowa! mild

" local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" "whistle slap " stephanie: state wrestling is underway at the well. and a hot topic at the state house is also resonating on the mats tonight. stephanie/2shot good evening.i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. a proposed bill at the statehouse is causing commotion tonight at the state wrestling tournament. if passed, the bill would require every school district to pay an athletic certain varsity sports events. jack: local 5's claire powell met with school leaders tonight and joins us from wells fargo center with more in tonight's big story. "its the biggest week for iowa wrestling but on alot of minds- athletes, athletic is actually safety and what a new iowa bill could mean for their sport and schools" to make it to state wrestlers take a beating. dangers that come

grant boehmer, is one of three lake mills bulldogs, who is benched because of concussions "i got two in football one after in a week, then antoher one two weeks ago in wrestling in an effort to curb these serious injuries, in an effort to curb these serious injuries, a proposed bill passing through the senate says every home team should require an athletic trainer at every varsity collision sport. football, soccer. and wrestling. but can schools handle that? a lot say no. "you knwo as ad's we love the idea, we'd also love the support to get that done and get invovled in the conversations on how we can provide that" jim boehmer - grant's dad and lake mill's athletic director- says there's more than one problem. how to provide a trainer for everyone- especially rural schools. why just varsity sports? and on why no funding? "will it cost our school 5,000? thats not something we can eat" others says its a step in the right direction but not the perfect solution.

legisalators have to take into consideration someway to fund it" lake mills says the schools who have trainers already should consider themselves lucky, because the ones that don't could be facing a tough future. "i dotn think we can prevent everything but itlltake funding to supply people, number of doctors and trainers availabe have to haev them, gotta be able to pay them. to put that on the district thats difficult to fund themselves the way it is right now, thats going to be difficult" "the bill passed senate subcommitee monday, moves on to the senate education committee to see if it gets through funnel week. from wells fargo arena, claire powell local 5 news we are iowa" jack: we want to know what you think? if this legislation passes, who should pay for all those trainers? each school or the state? let us know, we may use your comments on-air. you can post you thoughts on twitter and facebook.... send us an email

think! the contact information is on your screen. stephanie/ram pope francis just finished a cross-border mass in mexico and el paso texas. this is the pope's last stop on his historic six-day trip through mexico. during mass, he addressed the issue of immigration, calling the situation a humanitarian crisis local 5's anna wiernicki has more from el paso. pope francis never actually crossed the texas-mexico border today, but his much anticipated visit to the area was felt on both sides of the borderland. right before pope francis started holy mass this evening, he walked over to the border and prayed with hundreds of immigrants, now living in the u-s. the holy mass itself was simulcasted in el stadium, where the gestures to the issue of immigration, calling nearly 250,000 in the fairgrounds for the end to deaths and exploitation. but before he even arrived at the fairgrounds, pope he stopped by a nearby prison where he met and prayed with

well as speaking with workers from the labor industry. many of the people i spoke with told me they were so moved by the pope's words and that they think he did an incredible job of making the two cities feel like one. sot elizabeth well we may be two countries, two cities, but we're one. regardless if you're catholic or not, we have one god for all of us-i just didn't think i would feel anything but i did... hannah i think that its sort of the message that he sends, just the way he says it, he doesn't-he addresses it to the teenagers, he makes it understandable and he makes it relate-able. right now pope francis is heading back to the vatican. this was his last stop on his five day -trip to mexico...a trip that everyone i spoke with said was unforgettable. reporting along the texas-mexico border, i'm anna wiernicki, back to you.... stephanie: those who were unable to cross the border for mass gathered at the sun bowl

broadcast. jack: new tonight at 10, a man wanted for attempted murder is caught at wal-mart. jack: jeremy werneburg was wanted for the attempted murder of a man in sac county. earlier today, fort dodge police were tipped off that werneburg might be in town. they went to the walmart on first avenue. when the officer tried to arrest him, werneburg started a fight. now he can add assault on an officer to his charges. he's being held in the webster county jail. jack: angry parents cause a security problem at an iowa school this morning. two angry parents came to the collins- maxwell middle and high schools. police say they threatened several staff members. both schools then increased security, though police say it was not a lockdown. it's not clear why they were mad. one of the parents was picked up on a warrant a few hours later. his warrant was from texas and is unrelated to this case. so far there are no charges. stephanie: it took half a year to make an arrest... but today west des moines police say they know who

raccoon river drive. stephanie: in august, the body of 21-year- old daulton holly from tennessee was found along the road. since then, police had been looking for the car involved, even offering a thousand dollar reward. 37 year-old ronald hauser from van meter has now turned himself in to police he's charged with leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and o-w-i. hauser is out on bond. stephanie: and new information now on a 2006 case out of ottumwa in which two men allegedly lit a house on fire, killing two people. christopher yenger and zachary dye submitted written pleas of not guilty today and asked for a speedy trial. we reported back in january that after 10 years of no movement on the case, the two men were arrested by wapello deputies for the murders of nathan messer and seth anderson. the initial investigation was unable to pinpoint a cause of the fire. new information told police that the fire was started intentionally. jack:

-- should the u-s be able to force a tech company to hack its own code? jack: a federal judge wants is ordering apple do just that. the fbi wants apple to create software to help crack an iphone used by one of the san bernardino attackers. the bureau has been unable to get into sayed farook's iphone 5c. after 10 unsuccessful attempts, the phone would automatically erase key data and make the phone permanently inaccessible. but apple says creating the hack, which doesn't exist now, would endanger the data security of all of its customers. "josh earnest:they are not asking apple to redesign its product or to create a new backdoor to one of their products. they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device." jack: investigators want to get the information from farook's phone to see who else may have been involved in the december 2 terror attack that left 14 people dead. apple ceo tim cook says his

calling it government overreach. jack: something to celebrate now. another one of the winners of that historic 1.58 billion dollar powerball jackpot is stepping forward to claim their prize. stephanie: maureen smith and david kaltschmidt from melbourne beach, florida purchased the winning powerball ticket at a publix grocery store on january 13th. the couple says they're going to continue to live the same life, but say the first thing they'll do is take care of family and buy a new truck. they're taking the lump sum of 327-million dollars. stephanie: coming up on local 5 news at 10... good news for iowans who say they need medical cannibis. the status on a bill that would make it easier to get. stephanie: then--a major deadline for medicaid customers comes and goes, but there's another big deadline apporaching. what happens if the feds don't approve branstad's jack: and... a tradition unlike any other. we'll get you caught up on

state wrestling tournament. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot tomorrow on good morning iowa... with the weather warming up... you can likely expect a bumpy commute....as you may see some potholes showing up... we'll have some tips to help avoid the pits, and maybe smooth out your drive. and sam has a look at your forecast ((:04 wx ad-lib)) that's tomorrow on

meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." stephanie: jack: brad brad: weather adlib: today was our last "average" february day, as the warmest temperatures so far this year are headed our way in the next several days! look for temperatures to hold pretty steady tonight in the upper 20s to lower 30s under variably cloudy skies. the winds will be steady from the ese around 10 mph. those winds will be

thursday from the se at 15-25 mph, which will be bringing in warmer air all day long. skies will gradually become sunnier into the afternoon, so our highs should reach the mid 50s in central iowa with some mid 60s in far sw iowa! mild winds will continue to blow into thursday night and friday. temperatures will be very mild thursday night because of those strong winds with lows mostly in the 40s. once the sun returns friday, we will again see our temps rising up with low 60s in central iowa and some areas in sw iowa close to 70! the only drawback to friday will be the westerly winds of 20-30+ mph. saturday is also looking real nice with highs in the 50s and much lighter winds! a cold front will pass through for sunday with just a few clouds saturday night and maybe some showers in se iowa. this will mean some cooler readings for sunday, but still way above average with mid to upper 40s expected in central iowa. next week is looking a little cooler, but still not cold by any means. right now, it doesn't appear there will be much precipitation during the next 10 days in central iowa. maybe it's finally a good time to wash the car? brad stephanie: jack: our way in the next several days! look for temperatures to hold

lower 30s under variably cloudy skies. the winds will be steady from the ese around 10 mph. those winds will be increasing quite a bit thursday from the se at 15-25 mph, which will be bringing in warmer air all day long. skies will gradually become sunnier into the afternoon, so our highs should reach the mid 50s in central iowa with some mid 60s in far sw iowa! mild winds will continue to blow into thursday night and friday. temperatures will be very mild thursday night because of those strong winds with lows mostly in the 40s. once the sun returns friday, we will again see our temps rising up with low 60s in central iowa and some areas in sw iowa close to 70! the only drawback to friday will be the westerly winds of 20-30+ mph. saturday is also looking real nice with highs in the 50s and much lighter winds! a cold front will pass through for sunday with just a few clouds saturday night and maybe some showers in se iowa. this will mean some cooler readings for sunday, but still way above average with mid to upper 40s expected in central iowa. next week is looking a little cooler, but still not cold by any means. right now, it doesn't appear there will be much precipitation during the next 10 days in central iowa. maybe

brad stephanie: jack: our way in the next several days! look for temperatures to hold pretty steady tonight in the upper 20s to lower 30s under variably cloudy skies. the winds will be steady from the ese around 10 mph. those winds will be increasing quite a bit thursday from the se at 15-25 mph, which will be bringing in warmer air all day long. skies will gradually become sunnier into the afternoon, so our highs should reach the mid 50s in central iowa with some mid 60s in far sw iowa! mild winds will continue to blow into thursday night and friday. temperatures will be very mild thursday night because of those strong winds with lows mostly in the 40s. once the sun returns friday, we will again see our temps rising up with low 60s in central iowa and some areas in sw iowa close to 70! the only drawback to friday will be the westerly winds of 20-30+ mph. saturday is also looking real nice with highs in the 50s and much lighter winds! a cold front will pass through for sunday with just a few clouds saturday night and maybe some showers in se iowa. this will mean some cooler readings for sunday, but still way above average with mid to upper 40s expected in central

jack: coming up on local 5 news at coming up on local 5 news at ten, tomorrow is the end of funnel week. many bills will die at the state legislature -- we'll show you which ones look to make it out alive. stephanie: then... state wrestling begins. we'll have highlights from team duals coming up in sports.

stephanie: 560-thousand iowans are in the middle of watching their medicaid coverage

today, february 17th, is the deadline for people to pick which private company they want to manage their healthcare. but there's a major hiccup for people who have to make this choice. stephanie: their doctor might not be signed up with the same company they choose. right now, only 60 percent of the providers in the state have signed on with all three. local five heard from the feds today for the first time about the progress of the medicaid transition--they have yet to approve the switch. here's what they said, "we do not have anything new regarding medicaid's transition at this time. we can keep you in the loop as developments arise." stephanie: continuing at the statehouse, a medical marijuana bill is gaining traction during funnel week. stephanie the bill would expand iowans' access to medical cannabis. and groups of iowans advocated for growing and selling cannabis in iowa today at the capitol. the bill needs to pass one more committee to survive. jack: iowans are making domestic violence an issue for lawmakers this week. members of

sexual assault programs from across the state asked lawmakers to support bills that will protect sexual violence survivors. "beth barnhill iowa coalition against domestic assault - currently that's only avaiable to domestic violence survivors...if they choose to do so. " jack: tomorrow night on local 5, hear from a mom fighting for a new law in memory of her daughter, who was murdered by an abusive husband. that story airs thursday at 10. jack: it looks like the death with dignity act won't move forward this year, despite groups of suffering iowans gathering at the capitol recently to promote the idea. the act would have given those suffereing from terminal illness the choice of euthenasia or assisted suicide. stephanie: jon here now and the iowa hawkeyes may be in panic mode? jon: yeah stephanie what was supposed to be a run away win well it turned into a humbling night coming up on local 5 sports

at penn state. " now, local 5 sports

jon: welcome back. the iowa hawkeyes remaining schedule didn't look overly challenging down the stretch. a tough matchup here or there but no one said oh penn state

maybe they should have... iowa on the road in state college-- p-a the hawkeyes winners of 4 in their last 5. 1st half 36-31 penn st shep garner (ps) drives and feeds donovon jack (ps) for the dunk as the 1st half ends score: 38-31 penn st 2nd half 48-41 penn st peter jok (iow) takes it strong to the hoop for the bucket and the foul he finished with 28 points score: 48-43 penn st 2nd half 48-45 penn st payton banks (ps) knocks down the corner 3 pter score: 51-45 penn st 2nd half 63-59 penn st donovan jack (ps) gets the lay in.....then gets the block at the other end score: 65-59 penn st 2nd half 65-60 penn st isaiah washington (ps) misses the 3 pter but brandon taylor (ps) gets the put back score: 67-60 penn st and they

number four iowa. final: 79-75 jon: now to state wrestling. tomorrow kicks off the traditional tournament-- but tonight it was all about the team duals. in 3a-- the number one and two seeds facing off as top ranked southeast polk took on valley. the rams looking to repeat as team dual champs. valley looking to build some confidence moving into tomorrow. we start at 182 kameron padavich lands the take down on beau lombardi-- padavich gets the major decision sep down 11-4. at 195 connor corbin lands the take down and he rolls over eric pingel with a 25 to 7 tech fall. valley up big early. but the rams get back on track with an ethan andersen pin on julius imafidon 1:35 into the match for 6 team points. at 113 gauge perrien with a take down on spencer hutchison he'd get a close decision 7 to 6. and at 120 adam brown gets the take down and decision 6-2 over noah hughes reilly. we go into the

team point-- joel shapiro pins gunner jorgenson and the tigers get the win 31 to 26 the final. they take down southeast polk it's a rewarding victory for valley. " obviously it feels great you know i'm just so proud of our kids and the effort they gave up and down the line we won key matches fought some spts got some bonus points i couldn't be more proud of the ffort it's huge they were pretty cocky going into it and we did a good job of staying confident and pushing through the whole dual and getting the victory." over to the two a mat-- clarion goldfield dows and davenport assumption chris bridges the takedown for assumption he'd get a major decision. at 285 travis bruns pins trenton mcatee for the win by fall-- assumption up 28 to 3. but c-g-d making a run-- justin portillo gets the pin on jacob felderman for 6 points then at 126 lucas

clarion gets the pin on kole kreinbring 1:30 into the match-- and 132 calen rosenbaum getting another pin for c-g-d. final match-- assumption up 6 points-- and patrick schwartzhoff for assumption gets the takedown-- he'd go on to win 6-3 and assumption gets the top of the team dual podium after finishing runner up last year. " seventh year in a row we've been in the finals won 4 in a row lost last year so it's good to be back. we've come a long way we knew we were up against it because we didn't match up very well but we did enough to win and that's good enough. " jon/3shot (wrap sports) stephanie: we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10. before we go

internet today. stephanie/4hang: but we wanted to see how everyone here responded and also, you at home. what you need to do is find a value for each fruit and then use that information to solve the last

jack: alright, so if three apples add up to 30, that means each is worth 10. then-- take ten away from 18 and divide by two to find that the bunches of bannanas equal four. stephanie: finally, if one bananas minus coconuts eqauls two--that mean the coconuts do too. so now we solve for the final problem. two plus ten plus four equals 16. jack: but if you look closely, there's only one coconut, and three bananas. you could interpret this to mean that instead you're adding one plus ten plus three to get 14. brad: weather adlib: today was our last "average" february day, as the warmest temperatures so far

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