are iowa's most accurate weather team. good morning iowa starts now " elias: iowa! i'm elias johnson... and i'm sabrina ahmed. it's x:00 a-m on thursday, february 18th elias: good to have everyone with us! and it's great to have central iowa's most forecast with accurate forecast with sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: sam: weather adlib: we've been waiting all week for our big warm up and we've finally made it, get ready for 50s and beyond through the weekend! today we're going to remain fairly overcast, so our highs are going to peak in the mid 50s, which is still great. it will be very windy today with a southeast wind blowing through at 15 to 25 mph. overnight it will stay

our lows falling into the mid 40s and a stronger westerly wind. friday we're going to see mostly sunny skies and we're headed for an incredible day with highs climbing into the mid 60s accompanied by a strong wind. we look pretty sunny and still very nice on saturday so we should be able to hit 60 again in the afternoon with a lighter wind. sunday a delayed front will put us back in the 50s, and we're going to slip back into the 40s through most of next week. we are looking dry through the weekend and even through most of next week. sabrina: let's get into the top five this morning.... sabrina: a big day for iowa wrestling, as today starts traditional matches in the state tournament going on in the wells fargo arena. this is the 96th

draws hundreds of athletes, coaches, parents, and fans to downtown des moines. expect lots more traffic both on the roads and sidewalks....visit ors should also be aware that sections of the skywalk are closed due to construction of the convention center hotel. elias: in the number two spot this morning... elias: athletes, athletic directors, and parents aren't just talking about the action on the mat... a proposed senate bill is also getting attention during the wrestling tournament. the legislation would call for an athletic trainer be present at every varsity home team's game involving collision sports. one part of the bill that has some school leaders concern, no funding to help support the requirement. sabrina: the third thing you need to know before you walk out the door... sabrina: as congress and the president debate over filling the vacancy left by supreme court justice antonin scalia...a republican voice has come out on the side of president obama... retired supreme court justice sandra day

should name scalia's replacement. o'connor, the scalia's replacement. o'connor, the first female appointed to the court, was the nominee of president ronald reagan. elias: number four... elias: west des moines police have made an arrest in a hit and run case from august of last year... that's when the body of 21-year- old daulton holly from tennessee was discovered on raccoon river drive. 37 year-old ronald hauser from van meter turned himself in to police...and faces charges of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and o-w-i. sabrina: and finally in the top five... sabrina: during the last day of his trip to mexico, pope francis held mass in the border city of juarez. the pointiff began by praying and giving blessing at the american border, where a group of migrants living in the u-s had gathered to be part of the event. pope francis called the forced migration of immigrants a humanitarian crisis. elias: new this morning, some residents in

offensive images allegedly created by the town's top cop. elias: an investigation by the mayor's office found racist and pornographic pictures from police chief john emswiler were transmitted to a shared city computer drive. the denison city attorney confirmed the lewd images were created on emswiler's private computer, but wasn't aware how they ended up on technology that was seen by co- workers. angry residents took to the streets wednesday to protest the police chief's actions. " --sot--(ray ohl/fmr. denison police officer): "public opinion. what he's got on his computer is not right and i think any reasonable person would agree. basically trying to get it out there saying he this is what's going on here this is the reason the things are they way they are and it needs to change."" elias: the mayor has reportedly taken disciplinary action against the police chief. sabrina: authorities release new details about some new year's day burglaries. sabrina: the hamilton and webster county sheriff's offices

involved in a joint investigation.,... the case involves the burglary of january first burglary of rungo's bar in stratford... and the burglary of the iron saddle saloon in dayton on that same day. investigators released images from the crime, hoping to identify the from the crime, hoping to identify the suspect... both sheriff's offices received numerous tips in the case, and have now named matthew lee moore of west des moines as the suspect. a warrant for third degree burglary has been issued for moore, who is believed to be living in the metro area. anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact law enforcement or the hamilton county crime stoppers. elias: we're back with meterologist elias: we're back with meterologist

weather adlib: we've been waiting all week for our big warm up and we've finally made it, get ready for 50s and beyond through the weekend! today we're going to remain fairly overcast, so our highs are going to peak in the mid 50s, which is still great. it will be very windy today with a southeast wind blowing through at 15 to 25 mph. overnight it will stay incredibly mild with our lows falling into the mid 40s and a stronger westerly wind. friday we're going to see mostly sunny skies and we're headed for an incredible day with highs climbing into the mid 60s accompanied by pretty sunny and still so we should be able to hit 60 again in the afternoon with a delayed front will put we're going to slip back into the 40s through most of next dry through the

week. elias: the battle continues in south carolina.... as several of the republican g-o-p candidates....too k part in south carolina townhalls last night. sabrina: with the primary just days away...and new polling numbers...the presidential hopefulls keep swinging and punching at one another. abc's ray raimundi....has the latest from the campaign trail "script: the clash of the republican candidates....now going into overdrive. the battle ground: south carolina -- where four of the six republican candidates -- participated in town hall forums across two cable networks sot-trump i do attack people

republican front- runner donald trump....all alone on m-s-n-b-c ... where he attacked his fellow counterparts...and defended his fiery temperment sot-trump "in a year from now, people will respect what i did over on c-n- n...senators ted cruz and marco rubio....along with dr. ben carson....all got their chance to address questions from south carolina voters. cruz...whipping out the hammer on trump...after receiving a cease and desist letter. sot-sen cruz cooper: what did you think when you actually got the letter? cruz :i'll confess, i laughed out loud. rubio...with a more personal message... nats: cheering from nikki haley endorsing marco rubio rally ...smiling from ear-to- ear on govenor nikki haley's endorsement sot-sen rubio

president i got the endorsement of a candidate of indian descent and tomorrow we'll be campaigning along an african- american member. that says a lot about south carolina on the democratic side? hillary clinton and bernie sanders are battling it out in nevada.. ahead of that state's caucuses this weekend. new polls show the race in nevada at a virtual dead heat. ray tag: and with the race so tight in nevada -- the democratic party is providing an unopened deck of cards at all 250 precinct locations. if there is a tie...a single card...a vegas style game of chance can break the tie. the race -- possibly coming down to a high card draw. ray raimundi, abc news, new york. " elias: at ((time check)) we'll take a short break, but still have lots more good morning iowa ahead.. sabrina: while we may be enjoying a break from the bitter cold....those warming temps may mean a bumpy ride to work.. elias: but first...for those traveling into polk county...be safe

office has automated traffic enforcement vehicles at two locations.... one at the ...49- hundred block of northwest and a second at the ...eight- 50th 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... good morning iowa continues after this!

ahmed and we are iowas most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. this is good morning iowa." elias: well...when life winter storm - some new york students decided to build one...even overnight. the igloo is an impressive 10- feet high and 12- feet wide. they made sure to include a hole at the top to vent out excess body heat - and keep the structure from melting too early. sabrina: elias: (anchor toss to wx) sam: adlib toss. sam: weather adlib: sam: weather adlib: we've been waiting all week for our big warm up and we've finally

through the weekend! today we're going to remain fairly overcast, so our highs are going to peak in the mid 50s, which is still great. it will be very windy today with a southeast wind blowing through at 15 to 25 mph. overnight it will stay incredibly mild with our lows falling into the mid 40s and a stronger westerly wind. friday we're going to see mostly sunny skies and we're headed for an incredible day with highs climbing into the mid 60s accompanied by a strong wind. we look pretty sunny and still very nice on saturday so we should be able to hit 60 again in the afternoon with a lighter wind. sunday a delayed front will put us back in the 50s, and we're going to slip back into the 40s through most of next week. we are looking dry through the weekend and even through most of next week.

with the snow almost completely melted away, and warmer temperatures going into the weekend.. it's quite likely you may see some more potholes popping up around the metro. elias: and a new survey from triple-a shows that potholes caused a whopping fifteen-billion dollars in damage to vehicles ovewr the past five years... another survey from state farm shows that repairs on damaged cars can run from three-to seven hundred dollars on average. sabrina: so what can you do to try and prevent it from happening from your car? well first, take roads you know well...the familiarity will

well...the familiarity will help you avoid potholes also, make sure to travel well- lit roads at night....so you to travel well- lit roads at night....so you can see the surface. slow down, and give yourself a chance to react. and if you hit one, make sure to inspect your car for damage....ignorin g changes to how the car drives could let it get worse. elias: and if you see any potholes during your commute, be sure to let local five know.. we'll be keeping an eye on the roadways with our pothole patrol...and making sure cities know which streets need some attention. sabrina we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first

kendis gibson and reena ninan with tech bytes. techbytes apple fighting fbi - as the privacy battle in today's "techbytes" a matter of principle not ability. >> apple is refusing to comply with a court order to break the inkrepgs of an iphone used by the san bernardino shooters. >> computer security experts said it's not difficult at all. it will take apple one afternoon. google is expanding its g-mail feature, access all their messages from a single screen. >> soon they will look out and filter like those gmail filter the world's first full-color high-resolution flexible smartphone

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with tamiflu.meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green we've been waiting all week for our big warm up and we've finally made it, get ready for 50s and beyond through the weekend! today we're going to remain fairly overcast, so our highs are going to peak in the mid 50s, which is still great. it will be very windy today with a southeast wind blowing through

incredibly mild with our lows falling into the mid 40s and a stronger westerly wind. friday we're going to see mostly sunny skies and we're headed for an incredible day with highs climbing into the mid 60s accompanied by a strong wind. we look pretty sunny and still very nice on saturday so we should be able to hit 60 again in the afternoon with a lighter wind. sunday a delayed front will put us back in the 50s, and we're going to slip back into the 40s through most of next week. we are looking dry through the weekend and even through most of next week. sam toss back.

in take a look at this today....tumblew eeds take-over a town down under... sabrina: amazing video of an australian town that has been swamped by tumbleweeds... truckloads of the stuff fill streets and yards.

down under, and dry conditions have led to a bumper crop of tumbleweed. in some places, fluffy weeds have piled as high as the roof tops. the strain of tumbleweed that is causing the trouble is named "hairy panic." all: (reax) elias: well time now for another short break... but when we come back... a new branding decision for whole foods could add ink to

"you're watching good morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." elias: on your money now elias: we begin with a recall of nearly three million toyota s-u-vs worldwide...due to problems with seat belts. the company said a flaw could cause some rear seat belts to fail. the affected vehicles are the toyota rav-4, toyota rav-4 e-v, and toyota vanguard. most were built 20-14. toyota dealers will fix the problem at no cost to the consumer. elias: and finally...whole foods new brand may add tattoo parlors to its stores. the company plans to open its first "365" stores the new brand of grocery stores will focus on millennials -- and include other shops to break up the grocery store experience. those stores could include anything from

tattoo parlors. elias: that's a look at your money this morning... coming up after the break... sam's in with central iowa's 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

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state wrestling is underway at the well. and a hot topic at the state house is also resonating on the mats during this year's tournament sabrina thanks for joining us on your [day of week] morning, i'm sabrina ahmed. elias: and i'm elias johnson... elias: weather is always first on good morning iowa... iowa's most accurate forecast... sam schreier. sam: (adlib toss) sam weather adlib: sam weather adlib: we've been waiting all week for our big warm up and we've finally made it, get ready for 50s and beyond through the weekend! today we're going to remain fairly overcast, so our highs are going to peak in the mid 50s, which is still great. it will be very windy today with a southeast wind blowing through

incredibly mild with our lows falling into the mid 40s and a stronger westerly wind. friday we're going to see mostly sunny skies and we're headed for an incredible day with highs climbing into the mid 60s accompanied by a strong wind. we look pretty sunny and still very nice on saturday so we should be able to hit 60 again in the afternoon with a lighter wind. sunday a delayed front will put us back in the 50s, and we're going to slip back into the 40s through most of next week. we are looking dry through the weekend and even through most of next week. sabrina: the state wrestling tournament has competitors grappling for victory....but a bill at the statehouse is also on the minds of coaches, athletic directors, and parents... elias: if passed, every school district would be required to pay an athletic

certain varsity sports events. local 5's claire powell met with school leaders wednesday to see what they have to say. "its the biggest week for iowa wrestling but on alot of minds- athletes, athletic directors and parents, 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. "we do know there are dangers that come with each sport" some have taken so much, they're out. 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, 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

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. "i know stress on schools is heavy, 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

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" elias: and 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 or give us a call . we'd love to hear what you think! the contact information is on your screen. sabrina: iowa wrestling takes center stage at the wells fargo arena today, as traditional matches begin in the state tournament. this is the 96th year for the event, which draws hundreds of athletes, coaches, parents, and fans to downtown des moines. expect lots more traffic both on the roads and sidewalks....visit ors should also be aware that

closed due to construction of the convention center hotel. elias: meanwhile, a man now faces charges in a hit and run case from last year. elias: west des moines police have now made an arrest in a hit and run that happened on raccoon river drive last august... last year, 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 turned himself in to police he's charged with leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and o-w- i...and is out on bond. sabrina: sabrina: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam:

we've been waiting all week for our big warm up and we've finally made it, get ready for 50s and beyond through the weekend! today we're going to remain fairly overcast, so our highs are going to peak in the mid 50s, which is still great. it will be very windy today with a southeast wind blowing through overnight it will stay our lows falling into the mid 40s and a stronger westerly going to see mostly incredible day with mid 60s accompanied by a strong wind. we look

very nice on saturday so we should be able to hit 60 again in the afternoon with a lighter wind. sunday a delayed front will put us back in the 50s, and we're going to slip back into the 40s through most of next week. we are looking dry through the weekend and even through most of next week. sabrina: a fight seems to be brewing between apple and the f-b-i....as we look at national headlinges this morning. sabrina: 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. after 10 unsuccessful attempts, the phone would automatically erase key data and make the phone permanently

hack, which doesn't exist now, would endanger the data security of all 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." sabrina: a federal judge has ordered the company to create the hack... apple ceo tim cook says his company will fight the order, calling it government overreach. sabrina: during the last day of his trip to mexico, pope francis held mass in the border city of juarez. the pointiff began by praying and giving blessing at the american border, where a group of migrants living in the u-s had gathered to be part of the event. pope francis called the forced migration of immigrants a humanitarian crisis. elias: new this morning...kum & go unveils a new store design in johnston... elias: the convenience store chain will

marketplace store this morning... the newly rebuilt location on northwest 86th street in johnston will feature new offerings including a feature new offerings including a grwoler station for fresh beer, complimentary wi-fi, and even patio space. kum & go also expanded its food preparation and offering with a "go fresh market". the company plans to offer lots of special today to celebrate the new design. sabrina at ((time check)) we'll take a short break here on good morning iowa... elias: coming up...a republican voice has joined the call to have president obama name a supreme court nominee... sabrina: but before we go...as you get ready to start your day...be safe out on the roads.... des moines police will have mobile radar set up at three

the first at the 12-hundred block of thomas beck facing west bound a second at the three-thousand block of evergreen - east bound and the third at the 35-hundred block of urbandale - west bound. so use caution while driving.. elias: while we're at it... a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at mlk... [current conditions] good morning iowa continues after this!

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."

we've been waiting all week for our big warm up and we've finally made it, get ready for 50s and beyond through the weekend! today we're going to remain fairly overcast, so our highs are going to peak in the mid 50s, which is still great. it will be very windy today with a southeast wind blowing through at 15 to 25 mph. overnight it will stay incredibly mild with our lows falling into the mid 40s and a stronger westerly wind. friday we're going to see mostly sunny skies and we're headed for an incredible day with highs climbing into the mid 60s accompanied by a strong wind. we look pretty sunny and still very nice on saturday so we should be able to hit 60 again in the afternoon with a lighter wind. sunday a delayed front will put us back in the 50s, and we're going to slip back into the 40s through most of next week. we are looking dry through the weekend and even through most of next week.

good day for a glass of vino after work... sabrina: after all ...it's national drink wine day! wine consumption does have some health benefits -- moderate drinkers have lower risks for liver disease, type two lower risks for liver disease, type two diabetes, heart attack, stroke and some cancers. wine can also reduce "bad" cholesterol -- or l-d-l -- and increase "good" h-d-l cholesterol. so any wine preferences here on the couch? all: (reax) sabrina all: (reax)

elias: we have more good morning iowa coming up right after the break...

morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." elias: the white house is laying the ground work to fill the supreme court vacancy after the death of justice antonin scalia. sabrina: president obama is pushing republicans to move forward with the confirmation process once he names a nominee. but as pamela brown reports - that's unlikely to happen without a very partisan fight.

--reporter pkg-as follows-- back at the white house for the first time since justice antonin scalia's death... president obama is meeting with his legal team to decide who will replace the conservative giant. (josh earnest, white house press secretary) "we've been in touch with -- with both parties on this question. and i would anticipate that there will be more conversations in the days ahead." on the heels of president obama demanding the senate do its job, senator chuck schumer, a democrat on the judiciary committee is blasting republicans who are threatening to block any nominee. (sen. chuck schumer, (d) new york) "the level of obstruction we've seen since saturday is mind-boggling. the grassroots voices are going to be the key in getting senator mcconnell back off and let the senate do its job." some senate republicans are taking a softer approach, saying it's too soon to make any decisions. senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley suggests he may be open to hearings. senator tom tillis warning fellow republicans not to look like

interesting question is whether the american people will react the way president obama is expecting them to. is there a political backlash if the republicans even refuse to even provide ordinary confirmation process to a candidate to who's qualifications are unquestioned?" as the high court prepares to be back on the bench on monday with scalia's chair draped in black, court watchers say any announcement on a replacement will likely wait until after the justice is laid to rest this weekend. (steve vladeck, legal analyst) "as soon as the white house believes that the morning period has ended, that it won't look uncouth to proceed with this process i think they're going to move as quickly as they can." --tag-- elias: president obama will pay his respects at the supreme court friday when justice scalia will lie in repose sabrina: a republican voice has come out on the side of president obama...in what is shaping to be a tense nomination process.. retired supreme court justice sandra day o'connor says he should name

replacement. o'connor, the first female appointed to the court, was the nominee of president ronald reagan. sabrina time for another 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's in with central iowa's most accurate forecast next... good morning iowa continues after this!

most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam

independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green we've been waiting all week for our big warm up and we've finally made it, get ready for 50s and beyond through the weekend! today we're going to remain fairly overcast, so our highs are going to peak in the mid 50s, which is still great. it will be very windy today with a southeast wind blowing through at 15 to 25 mph. overnight it will stay incredibly mild with our lows falling into the mid 40s and a stronger westerly wind. friday we're going to see mostly sunny skies and we're headed for an incredible day with highs climbing into the mid 60s accompanied by a strong wind. we look pretty sunny and still very nice on saturday so we should be able to hit 60 again in the afternoon with a lighter wind. sunday a delayed front will put us back in the 50s, and we're going to slip back into the 40s through most of next week. we are looking

weekend and even through most of next week. sam toss back. sabrina elias: a final look at the top five... all the news you need to know before you head out the door... right after this.

let's get a final look at your top five.... sabrina: a big day for iowa wrestling, as today starts traditional matches in the state tournament going on in the wells fargo arena. this is the 96th year for the event, which draws hundreds of athletes, coaches, parents, and fans to downtown des moines. expect lots more traffic both on the roads and sidewalks....visit ors should also be aware that sections of the skywalk are closed due to construction of the convention center hotel. elias: in the number two spot this morning... elias: athletes, athletic directors, and parents aren't just talking about the action on the mat... a proposed senate bill is also getting attention during the wrestling tournament. the legislation would call for an athletic trainer be present at every varsity home team's game involving collision sports. one part of the bill that has some school leaders concern, no funding to help support the

the third thing you need to know before you walk out the door... sabrina: as congress and the president debate over filling the vacancy left by supreme court justice antonin scalia...a republican voice has come out on the side of president obama... retired supreme court justice sandra day o'connor says he should name scalia's replacement. o'connor, the first female appointed to the court, was the nominee of president ronald reagan. elias: number four... elias: west des moines police have made an arrest in a hit and run case from august of last year... that's when the body of 21-year- old daulton holly from tennessee was discovered on raccoon river drive. 37 year-old ronald hauser from van meter turned himself in to police...and faces charges of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and o-w-i. sabrina: and finally... you'll want to know about this story in the big five... sabrina: during the last day of his trip to mexico, pope francis held mass in the border city of juarez. the pointiff began by praying and giving blessing at the american border, where a group of migrants living in the u-s had gathered to

pope francis called the forced migration of immigrants a humanitarian crisis. sabrina elias: sam is in with a final look at central iowa's most accurate forecast... sam final weather adlib we've been waiting all week for our big warm up and we've finally made it, get ready for 50s and beyond through the weekend! today we're going to remain fairly overcast, so our highs are going to peak in the mid 50s, which is still great. it will be very windy today with a southeast wind blowing through at 15 to 25 mph. overnight it will stay incredibly mild with our lows falling into the mid 40s and a stronger westerly wind. friday we're going to see mostly sunny skies and we're headed for an incredible day with highs climbing into the mid 60s accompanied by a strong wind. we look pretty sunny and still very nice on saturday so we should be able to hit 60 again in the afternoon with a lighter wind. sunday a delayed front will put us back in the 50s, and we're going to slip back into the 40s through most of next week. we are looking dry through the we good morning, america. dead heat. a brand-new national poll shshows ted cruz and donald trump tied as trump takes aim at jeb bush.

go home. go home to mom. >> and hillary clinton trying to avoid another upset striking a pose in "vogue" just two days until the nextxt big shoown. breaking overnight, president obama will travel to cuba, the first president to visit in more than 80 years and the huge events in the works in havana from major league baseball to beyonce. the 18-year-old arrested posing as doctor accused of treating patients now out on bail speaking out to abc news. the question that made him do this. kanye west caught on a hot mike. the talent's temper tantrum backstage at "snl." >> b by 50%, dd or alive. >> what t led to ts epic meltdown. good morning, america. happy thursday. want to meet a couple who can