reporting in polk city, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa.")>> jack: the city has insurance, so it'll be paid back the full value of the vehicles. no city projects should be disrupted because of the theft. police are encouraging anyone who might have seen anything about to contact polk county. for more information head dot com. stephanie: imagine answering your door to find two men holding guns. police say that's what happened in a fort dodge burglary. it happened just after midnight at 13-07 first avenue north. the caller told police that a person was knocking on their door and they thought they had a gun, when officers arrived, the people in the house say two armed men stole things from the home. both men had their faces covered, but the victims say they are hispanic, around 20-30 years old. one was wearing a green hooded sweatshirt ...the other in a red hoodie. they are still investigating. stephanie: new at 5 tonight, a major break in a decades old child abduction out of minnesota. local 5's amanda krenz is here with more. am

elias:: polk city police investigate the theft of city property.... two ford f-35o trucks and the tools inside were taken from inside the public works building. the burglars broke into a garage at some point between 5 p-m wednesday and 6 o'clock yesterday morning. the trucks have giant polk city logos on the side, and would be easy to spot. but that's one reason why be easy to spot. but that's one reason why police say the thieves may already been stripping the thieves may already been stripping the trucks down to sell off the parts. "roger sanders, polk city interim police chief: "nobody's done anything wrong, nobody's done anything negligent. everybody's done exactly what they're supposed to do. the only people who've done anything wrong here are the thieves who've broken into our facility and stolen our equipment." " elias: so far, there are no suspects in the case. sabrina: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: beggars night is here and temperatures are going to be just as scary and chilling as all the

sabrina: polk city police hope to find property stolen from the city's public work's building..before its too late.. elias: time now for another short break... but when we come back... get ready to change your clocks...but the time change could mean adjusting your sleep pattern. sabrina: plus sam's in with a look at your morning forecast! another full hour of good morning iowa... is right after this. " nexstar copyright"

jack/ots: even city property isn't safe in polk city. two ford f-35o trucks and the tools inside were taken from inside the public works building. the burglars broke into a point between employee shifts at 5 p-m wednesday and 6 o'clock this morning. the trucks have giant polk city logos on the side, and would be easy to spot. but that's one reason why police say the thieves may already been stripping the trucks down to sell off the parts. "roger sanders, polk city interim police chief: "nobody's done anything wrong, nobody's done anything negligent. everybody's done exactly what they're supposed to do. the only people who've done anything wrong here are the thieves who've broken into our facility and stolen our equipment." " jack: so far, there are no suspects. stephanie: a major break in a decades old child abduction case out of minnesota. stephanie: 11-year-old jacob wetterling was kidnapped in 1989 when he was riding bikes with his brother and a friend. tonight, investigators have arrested a man they say is a person of interest in the

burglars made off with polk city property totaling 150-thousand- dollars. police say someone broke into the city's maintenance building and stole two trucks... both look similar to this one. and they're pretty hard to miss... with the city logo on the doors... yellow warning lights on the roof... and city license plates. police say the thieves also took tools and other equipment from the building. if you have information, call polk city police. two contracts at prairie meadows morning. this year the casino changed insurance companies... and hired a marketing firm.. both at the request of general manager gary palmer. and that's a change that sent a total of one million dollars to his family members. two of plamer's in-laws work high up in those companies. the casino's chairman says he didn't see an issue at the time. even though one of the companies was out-of-state... something the gaming commission tries to avoid. 16:27:20 'we try to encourage them to buy through iowa companies.' both were approved by the then -- like all conflict of interest deals -- it w

polk city police say the trucks have been recovered. the trucks, with polk city logos, were taken early yesterday morning. the trucks and their contents are worth $150,000. kevin: nevada now home to a cellulosic ethanol plant that uses what used to get thrown away down on the farm to make fuel. it's the largest plant of its kind in the world. the dupont cellulosic ethanol plant uses corn stalks, leaves, and cobs leftover from the harvest to make ethanol. it's designed to make 30 million gallons every year. stacey: an update now on the back at home after a whirlwind trip to tcu. faber and her family were flown to fort worth, texas yesterday to watch tcu take on west virginia. how cute is she? family in a ceremony at the end of the first quarter. and it was projected on a giant video screen. there she is. for abby, one of the best things about the entire experience was the trip down. abby: we got to fly on an airplane. kevin: yeah! stacey: she got to fly on an airplane. look at the family there. abby's connection with tcu started october

amanda: polk city police investigate the theft of city property.... two ford f-35o trucks and the tools inside were taken from inside the public works building. the burglars broke into a garage at some point between 5 p-m wednesday and 6 o'clock yesterday morning. the trucks have giant polk city logos on the side, and would be easy to spot. but that's one reason why police say the thieves may already been stripping the trucks down to sell off the parts. "roger sanders, polk city interim police nobody's done everybody's done exactly what they're supposed to do. the only people who've done anything wrong here are the thieves who've broken into our facility and stolen our equipment." " amanda: so far, there are the case. amanda new at midday.... amanda: and a heads up to some des moines water works customers -- there was a water main break at 46th and hubbell avenue-- the area around there is now under boil advisory. this means you need to use bottled water or boil your water for at least 3 minutes and let it cool before using. bathing and showering is s

burglars made off with over a 150- thousand-dollars worth of property belonging to the city of polk city, overnight. police say someone broke into the city's maintenance building. they stole two trucks...both similar to this one. the trucks are hard to miss. they have the city logo on the doors... yellow warning lights on the roof... and city license plates. police say the thieves also took tools and other equipment from the building. if you have information, call polk city police. two contracts at prairie meadows casino are raising questions. this year the casino changed insurance companies... and hired a marketing firm.. both at the request of general manager gary palmer... under the new deals more than one million dollars went to companies associated with palmer's family members. doing business with prairie meadows isnt as easy as you might think. all contracts over a hundred thousand dollars must be approved by the prairie meadows board of directors. and all contracts that might represent a conflict of interest with a 'related party' must be approved by iowas racing and gaming prairi

jack: tonight cmb heads to polk city in a district 7 showdown. both teams are looking to position themselves in the post-season. local 5's elias johnson was in the middle of the craziness at north polk high school for blitz game day. nat you're watching blitz gameday on goodmorning iowa - whoo! nat bands plays coach evan groepper says: "cmb comes to town tonight and we've had great games over the past few years. it's a big district games for us standing wise - they're sitting with two losses and we're sitting with one loss." elias "whose corso goignt with?" -corso is going with the comets! whoo! nat - cheer leaders cheer elias says: "i know they beat you last year and it can go either way, what has he told you to get you ready for this week? -we're playing for football playoff positioning - that's what he's focusing all of us on." elias says: this is the first time we've seen helmets without team logos derrick joel - hs prinicial "we've had a great movement this month in terms of just making aware of breast cancer awqreness and als and tonight at

elias: polk city police are investigating a theft from the public works building... sometime between 5 p-m wednesday and six a-m thursday, burglars broke into a garage and stole two ford f-350 trucks and tools. both trucks have giant polk city logos on the side....but police belive the thieves may be stripping them down to sell off the parts. sabrina: meterologist sam schreier is keeping a close watch on the the parts. sabrina: meterologist sabrina: meterologist sam schreier is keeping a close watch on the current conditions... hey sam... sam/ >>> welcome back to "gma." you're looking at that 767 that went up in flames moments before taoff in ft. lauderdale. 101 people on board sliding down the emergency chutes to safety. see it r right there. an ntsb team on the scenehis morning leading the investigation and the airport is back to normal operations. the passengers finally get to go home. >>> also right now, a violent end to that manhunt in kentucky overnight. convicted fugitive floyd ray cook killed in a shootout after police were on the look for him. he was on the

this week cmb heads to polk city in a district seven showdown-- both a spot in the post-season. local 5's sports director jon schaeffer is live more. jon/live/tvu2 ((adlib)) ((adlib)) stephanie: and on top of ((adlib)) stephanie: and on top of friday night blitz we'll be streaming the games live on weareiowa.com. so if you can't get out to enjoy the action in person -- pull up our website. don't forget the blitz starts at 10:35 tonight right after local 5 news at 10. stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... will he or won't he? we have new clues from joe biden's aides on his decision to enter the race for the whitehouse. jack: next... a rescue operation under way right now in houston. we'll show you why folks just walking down the street were suddenly caught up in it. stephanie: and... this high school football fan got the moment of his life when he was asked to play in the game. dont want to you're watching local 5 news at 5. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is lo

the search for a pair of stolen trucks ended this morning in polk city... the two trucks similar to this won were found abandoned on the northeast side of town. both were stolen from the city's maintenance garage overnight wednesday. the two trucks.. and the equipment in them are valued at more than 100- thousand dollars. its nearly time to park the carts and put away the putters.... golf season is coming to an end.... but there was reason to celebrate today... record breaking results from the john deere classic... angie sharp has the story. "magic happens here... that motto is measured by the millions... ...as the 2015 john deere classic helps raise a record 8-point-7 million dollars for charity. we're on the shoulders of 20,000 people in the quad cities who made pledges... that pledge number comes in and we kind of had an oh wow moment. i actually went back and reviewed and reviewed and kind of did my own little audit because it was a substantial increase. a 40-percent increase compared to 2014 & double the tournament total in 2010. organizers say golf st

the city of polk city says both it's vehicles have been found... the two trucks...like the one you see here...were both found northeast of the city before the noon hour today. they were reported stolen from the maintenance facility yesterday. officials are still trying to figure out who took them...and where they've been. if you saw the trucks anytime between wednesday afternoon and thursday morning...you're urged to call authorities. a waterloo police officer has died of an unknown medical trauma. 35-year-old adam liddle has been working for the department for three years. he also previously worked for the black hawk county sheriff's office. liddle's last shift was wednesday night...he died thursday. according to the chief...liddle's death is being reviewed to see if it meets criteria under the "hometown heroes act" to be considered a "line of duty death." liddle leaves behind a wife and a ten-year-old son. ames police are putting in extra hours to keep you safe over the holiday weekend. a special halloween enforcement project runs tonight and tomo

stephanie: good news in polk city, the two trucks that were stolen have been found. police say the two trucks that were taken out of the garage at 3-01 east northside drive were found around noon today, northeast of the city. at this time, the investigation is still ongoing, as police are trying to determine if anyone had seen the cars at some point overnight wednesday into thursday. stephanie: it took eight months, but davenport police arrested a man in an officer involved shooting. police arrested jovan webb yesterday... and charged him with assaulting an officer... and using a dangerous weapon among other charges. they say on april 5th, webb fled police after an incident at a bar... and hit an officer several times with his car in the process. two other officer shot into webb's car...they were both cleared of any wrongdoing. jack/lam: are you ready for this one? the cost to find the new president for the university of iowa is now just over 308- thousand dollars. and that could go even higher before everything is finally added up. the price tag includes a 200 thous

the search for a pair of trucks stolen from polk city public works... ended today. the two trucks similar to this northeast side of town. both were stolen from the city's maintenance garage overnight wednesday. the two trucks.. and the equipment in them are valued at more than 100- thousand dollars. the johnston school district is rethinking its training policy for bus drivers... it follows this incident yesterday. 61-year old robert scarborough was caught on video hitting a special needs student and pushing him to the ground. scarborough was charged with assault and child endangerment. he had been with the district for two months... and had completed the required 17-hours of training. the district thinks more training may be required... 303816 - bus drivers go through that training just like a teacher would as to how to constructively work with any kind of behavior issues, what do when they see a student getting out of line and to respectively and responsibly guide that situation back into control the district is also considering installing cameras on all school bus

city logos on them. the estimated value of the items is between $100,000 and $150,000. the polk county sheriff's department is insisting in the -- is assisting in the event -- in the investigation. stacey: new developments tonight in the disappearance of minnesota boy whose mother became a a national advocate for the cause of missing children after his abduction in 19. steve karlin is live with the new information. steve: federal authorities today finally identified a person-of-interest in the jacob wetterling case. 52-year-old daniel heinrich is now charged with possession of child pornography. a masked man kidnapped 11-year-old jacob wetterling on october 22, 1989. one year ago, investigators did a thorough review of the wetterling case and took another look at heinrich. they decided to retest a 1990 -- a dna sample from from 1990 jacob's abduction, and it was a match. >> the investigators pursued a number of investigative avenues with regard to danny heinrich. they include the dna analysis of clothing items which were in evidence from a sexual assault of a young male which to

eric: the polk city police department is investigating a burglary at a city maintenance facility. it happened overnight wednesday at the facility on northside drive. officials say two ford f3 50 super duty utility trucks were taken. estimated value, between $100,000 and $150,000. another chilly morning. metinka: a little frosty out this morning. 35 degrees in des moines. south wind at 5 miles per hour. the wind has settled down. it will draw in warmer conditions as well. headed for 56 degrees. we will see a few showers and sprinkles moved through overnight tonight and out early tomorrow. check out this nice temperature trend. 60's for the weekend with 70's on the way for the first few days of november. it is the grand opening of a new ethanol plant. dupont is opening its new plant in nevada. the ribbon-cutting is at 4:00 followed by carnival games and truck and treating. elizabeth: you can get in on the halloween spirit at the zombie the isu dance club is hosting the event starting at 7:00 from the jacks outdoor gear location. tonight, martin o'malley is at the iowa safe schools s

city. moore is being held in the polk county jail. a member of the iowa board of regents is calling for changes after the hiring of university of iowa's new president. webster city doctor subhash sahai says he is upset and angry over how the search for bruce harreld was conducted. sahai says the next time he wants more information about the candidates. he says his biggest gripe is with some controversial private meetings held between harreld and 5 board members. >> i was unhappy that there were meetings held and that we were not apprised of that. right, the four members were left out of it. alyx: sahai says he sticks by his yes vote as a board member and he hopes that harreld will do his job well and takes what -- hopes he will do his job well. 25-year-old victor , angel-garcia with first degree kidnapping, 2nd degree sexual abuse and 1st degree harassment. the assault happened august 16 at the impala ballroom. police say the victim was with her family attending a reception. he's currently being held in the marshall county jail on a $1

northwest part of the state, southeast polk visiting sioux city north. basically untouched, takes this handoff 62 yards, practically untouched. it was 21-0. and southeast would roll, final score 45-0. the rams are the winner. when we come back, it is time for you make the call. and the more action on football friday night. >> congratulations to this week's student athlete of the week. the indian onlyoala volleyball team. the vote for one of these three finalists or to vote for season, log on andy: time for you make the call, a big showdown. hosting chariton. >> this is kcci you make the call. they were on fire. third quarter, carlisle up big. they keep rolling. the wildcats up 42-7. the defense the defense sets up, look at this tackle. all over the place. then the slot, they win big. go cats! andtyy: nice job. cold night at dcg. staying close to the grill. hot chocolate very popular. already 28-7 dcg in the second quarter. chase shilts punts. bombs it deep dcg's trey , washington chases it down and brings it all the way back 70 yards. dcg wins 31-20. nor

tonight's games include des moines east at ames, council bluffs and thomas jefferson, southeast polk and sioux city north, and sioux city north and des moines north. dowling catholic against roosevelt, lincoln at hoover, ankeny central at west des moines valley, and marshalltown will play an urbandale. watch for highlights tonight. elizabeth: today will be a historic day for the des moines fire department, who will promote three-month to fire chief -- three men to fire chief. two will become the first african-american chiefs and history. congratulations. eric: wired for wi-fi, how google stepped in to hook up an entire iowa town to the internet. elizabeth: out with the orange, in with the teal. how halloween is changing colors. how fast do youaig ] anyone who's had our chicken knows it's plump and juicy. what they may not know is that it's also 100 percent natural. all our chickens are certified humanely raised, no antibiotics on a high-quality diet of soy and grain. why are they called tenders? they are called tenders because they come from the tenderloin of the breast. hand-trimmed just for culve

sioux city north hosting southeast polk. the rams quickly get on the board. the screen pass goes from thomas mclaughlin to cole hauser, and hauser weaves his way through the defense. that's a touchdown. 14-zip after a quarter. second quarter, handoff to hauser -- and hauser to the house. 62 yards on the touchdown. rams up 21-nothing. the td's keep coming. mclaughlin to austin sutten, 26 yards -- sep rams 45 stars 7 remember, every football friday, you can phone, computer, or television. new coach steve prohm bringing the energy to hilton madness! good crowd again at hilton coliseum. monte morris and jameel mckay probably tweeted this already. the usa today coaches poll ranks iowa state 7th, while big 12 coaches pick the cyclones third in the big 12. isu did receive a first place vote from kansas head coach bill self. iowa state will try to end decade long dominance by the jayhawks, but those showdown games are still three months away. the cyclones only first team all- american the past 50 years liked what he saw tonight. tomorrow, cyclone fans turn back to fo

sioux city north hosting southeast polk. the rams quickly get on the board. the screen pass goes from thomas mclaughlin to cole hauser, and hauser weaves his way through the defense. that's a touchdown. 14-zip after a quarter. second quarter, handoff to hauser -- and hauser to the house. 62 yards on the touchdown. rams up 21-nothing. the td's keep coming. mclaughlin to austin sutten, 26 yards -- sep rams 45 stars 7 remember, every football friday, you can follow scores on your smart phone, computer, or television. hawkeye fans arrive in chicago and good crowd for last year's hilton madness. how did it go this year? people make mistakes. [ man laughs ] so switch to u.s. cellular and we guarantee we'll beat the price on your current verizon or at&t plan. that's right, guaranteed to beat. plus, right now we'll give you a $150 promo card when you switch. don't let your next mistake be missing out. woman: and it's going the wrong way! oh, my god! switch to u.s. cellular today for a price that's guaranteed so for cyclone fans, the season can't start soon enough. ne

outreach coordinators will hold a special event tonight to register voters in the front entrance of city hall on polk street. that goes from 2:00 until 8:00 tonight. >>> a handful of republican presidential hopefuls rallied at a megachurch in texas over the weekend. ben carson, jeb push bush, and four other gop contenders spoke? front of thousands of evangelicals in plano, texas yesterday. many declared their strong support for christian values but also for religious freedom. in iowa, democratic presidential candidate took on social security telling voters it nodes to be expanded. hillary clinton now holding back any criticism especially when it comes to donald trump. >> i continue to criticize him for going beyond the bounds of what ily the is appropriate for anybody running for president. >> trump did not attend the presidential forum. speculation is looming about ai joe biden run for the white house. >>> a small house in oakland is moved a block away. yesterday morning, a crew picked up the home at the corner of mar tip luther king jr. way. a bought the home because it needed the land for the new

city. indianola and marshalltown. valley and lincoln. north polk and pcm that will be our you make the call game over there in monroe. remember, when your game is over, any of these across central iowa, call or tweet -- #kcciscores. say hello to emma. the first round of the high school football states turning, then we had inside the dome for the championships in november. it is almost here, if you are a royals fan, you cannot wait for game 6 tonight. probably nervous because your royals got robbed in toronto. that is ok. you would rather win at home. they look to move on to the world series for the second straight year in game 6 of the first pitchk hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... they want to go back to letting the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support refinancing student debt. we've got to get this economy working for the vast majority of that's what i intend to do as president

polk. ames takes on valley. sioux city east comes to the metro to take on waukee. and indianola plays ankeny, who lost their starting quarterback right before the playoffs. we'll also be at the des moines east and hoover games. in 3-a play, we're headed back to dallas center grimes, and ballard. we'll wrap up our coverage in van meter, madrid, and pleasantville. again 13 games on deck. the sepcial edition of blitz on deck. the sepcial edition of blitz starts tonight right after the news, at 10:35. jack: and don't forget that local 5 is showing the hawkeye game against maryland this saturday. kickoff is at 2-30 pm at kinnick stadium. all the live coverage will be right here on local 5. jack: and a quick update for baseball fans. the royals and the mets in game two of the world series. kansas city one this game 7-1. game three is this friday. jack: we'll be right back with one final look at your halloween forecast. you're watching local 5 news at 10. brad: weather adlib: now it through the night at 15-30 mph. that will means some pretty low wind chill values for this

polk county. we're doing great things in our city and all around in our community, but we still have a basic need that we need to concentrate on. " jack: the county supervisors say the fight against hunger needs to be a community effort. stephanie: coming up on local 5 news at six... a protest calling for big changes. why these students and faculty at university of iowa want some high powered people out of a job. jack: and.... chicago is facing elimination tonight and they have the rookie of the year at the game. we have the details ahead. "your watching local 5 jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack: hundreds of students and faculty march on the u of i campus against the iowa board of regents. 500 people marched and held signs demanding each member of the regents be dismissed along with the president they harreld. the protesters surrounded the nine regents and handed over the group's petition with more than one thousand signatu

southeast polk, no problem, taking on sioux city north. the reds are already up 14-0. : hauser takes the handoff, great blocks, and then no one is there to catch it. he goes two yards practically untouched, it was 21-0, and they just kept pouring it on. the rams role 41-0. my favorite part of football friday night is the chance to it was you make the call for carlisle posting sherry town -- chariton. >> this is kcci you make the call. carlisle was on fire. big and they keep rolling. wildcats up 42-7. look at this tackle. carlisle was all over the place. carlisle wins inc.. -- big. . >> how about dcg or the passages were on the grill and hot chocolate always good. dcg with leading second quarter. creston or a macksburg with the punt. absolutely opened up the coverage unit. he goes all the way back down inside the 15 yard line to the 11. there drive would go nowhere. they would get no points. kyle jewell picked off by the nose tackle. dcg wins 31-20. cmb taking on north polk. at home cmb try to get tricky. the handoff from the wide receiver

city. moore is being held in the polk county jail. a member of the iowa board of regents is calling for changes after the hiring of university of iowa's new president. webster city doctor subhash sahai says he is upset and angry over how the search for bruce harreld was conducted. sahai says the next time he wants more information about the candidates. he says his biggest gripe is with some controversial private meetings held between harreld and 5 board members. >> i was unhappy that there were meetings held and that we were not apprised of that. right, the four members were left out of it. alyx: sahai says he sticks by his yes vote as a board member and he hopes that harreld will do his job well and takes what he calls, a black cloud off of the board. a marshalltown man is behind sexual assault of a juvenile female. police arrested and charged 25-year-old victor kidnapping, 2nd degree sexual abuse and 1st degree harassment. the assault happened back on august 16 at the impala ballroom. police say the victim was with her family attendi

coordinators will hold special event tonight to register voters at the front entrance of city hall which is on polkrom 5:00 to 8:00 tonight. >>> santa cruz police are looking into what caused a car to plunge off the street. it happened saturday night just before 8:30. the car hopped a curb, crashed through a fence and plunged about 20 feet into the water. it took rescuers more than 20 minutes without the use of oxygen tanks to find the car in murky waters and pull the men out. >> it didn't sound like our somewhat typical wrong pedal, gas pedal, brake pedal. it sounded like the vehicle was driving erratically down the wharf. >> one witness tells the centennial the car swerved to avid a pickup truck. >>> a family of five was killed after their suv plunged into an arizona lake. the crash happened yesterday morning in a phoenix suburb. the mother, father, and two children were pulled from the vehicle. all died at the hospital. police then found out a third child was missing. he was later found dead strapped to a car seat in the back of the vehicle. >>> the family and friends of three teenagers killed i

se polk and ankeny battle for the district crown, while east needs a win over sioux city north and they're in centennial wins their district if they get past council bluffs a-l. johnston will look to lock up the 2-seed with a win over sc east. and valley takes on lincoln #1 dowling looks to move to 8-0 on the year versus north. and we'll recap the hoover-west game from thursday night. other action... we'll be at ballard, knoxville and woodward academy and finally we'll finish up at des moines christian, i-35 and martensdale st. mary's as playoff spots are on the line! jon: now for this game binger is down in pella to cover the game of the week. he's got more on this big matchup. binger binger ad libs jon/sx3s stephanie/sx3s jack/sx3s we'll be right back... you're watching local the web. we are iowa dot com is your home for the latest in news, weather, and sports. jack: but before we go tonight, a couple of stories we just had to share. stephanie/2shot: imagine dropping a giant pumpkin from over one hundred feet in the air... "cheers and pumpkin splattering on the ground " stephanie: did in

southeast polk shuts out fort dodge, 42-nothing. taco wednesday for waukee and sioux city east. warriors daniel ray up the middle into the endzone 7-7. waukee's ben ferkin up top kayde penn... penn hauls it in... that leads to a field goal.13-10 warriors.ferkin back to the air. a sweet ferkin pass finds michael winger in warriors. waukee 55 sioux city east 24 norwalk has never won more than one playoff game in any season. the warriors think that could change this year. home taking on bondurant farrar. 1st q. coby klecko pushes the pile, in from 2 yards out. norwalk up 7-0 after 1. more in the 2nd. this time through the air brady brandsfield, slant to justin south. and south is gone! 75 yards. norwalk rolling up 14-0. banana man and batman love it. more in the 3rd. brandsfield, the strike to south again. 23 yard touchdown. . 5th ranked norwalk rolls in round 1, 40-0 over bondurant farrar. john sears pella christian on the road at wilton. 1st q. miles wichart. up the middle, short touchdown. game tied at 7. later david kacmarynski, hits levi jungling, big gain. eagles keep the off

coordinators will hold a special event tonight to register voters at the front entrance of city hall which is afternoon polkt, that goes from 5:00 until 8:00 tonight. >>> a handful of republicanmenttial hopefuls rallied at a megachurch in texas over the weekend. ben carson, jeb bush, and four other zop contenders spoke in front of thousands of evangelicals in plano, texas. many declared strong support for christian sams and religious freedom. the iowa democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders took on social security telling voters it needs to be expanded. hillary clinton not holding back any criticism especially when it comes to donald trump. >> i'm going to continue to criticize him for going beyond the bounds of what i hi is appropriate for anybody running for president. >> i don't want jeb bush. >> trump did not attend the more than four-hour presidential forum in texas and speculation still looming about a possible joe biden run for the white house. >>> speaking of hillary clinton, she may be taking a couple of days off from the campaign to prepare for some tough questions from republicans in con

city tonight. john moore is being held on $10,000 bond in the polk county jail. he is charged with willful injury causing bodily injury. more charges are possible. live in studio, mark tauscheck, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: new at 10:00, a marshalltown man is behind bars tonight, charged in an august sexual assault of a juvenile female. police arrested and charged 25-year-old victor angel-garcia with first degree kidnapping, second degree sexual abuse, and first degree harassment. the assault happened august 16 at the impala ballroom. police say the victim was with her family attending a reception there. he's currently being held in the marshall county jail on a $100,000 cash bond. steve: right now, the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the western hemisphere makes landfall tonight along mexico's southwestern pacific coast. hurricane patricia roared ashore as a rare and dangerous category 5 storm. it packed sustained winds of 165 miles per hour as it came and crashed into the shore. adrienne: mexican officials are calling hurricane patricia a perf

polk county event tonight. he is more stops planned for tomorrow. steve: protests in iowa city over the hiring of new president bruce harold -- bruce harreld. hundreds of professors and students disrupted a state board of regents meeting. they called for the resignation of president bruce rastetter and the other regents. they also circulated a petition calling for bruce harreld to step aside. the event marked the first organized protest since harreld was hired. he is a former ibm executive with no experience in higher education. the meeting resumed after a five-minute disruption. to trying -- battling it out to try and stay in the national league championship series. andy: kind of a rough night tonight out here for cubs fans, streaming out of the ballpark before the game is over because frankly they have seen enough. it has been a tremendously fun season but has come to an end. the mets right now leading 8-1 in game 4, what will be the deciding game of the nlcs barring a huge comeback. the mets second baseman hit his seventh postseason home run. it has been icing on top of the

polk county jail. the school board president refused to comment. elizabeth: you might have forgotten that the city elections are coming up. here into more and the sheer in des moines, the mayor sat down with shaina humphries. shaina: mayor frank county has business college grads, new careers, retirement and community pride. does the mayor feel his job is done? >> i'm proud of what we have done in the past. now that we are number one in so many categories we have to try harder to make sure we stay there. reporter: one of his priorities is to continue the growth of the city's outdoor recreation spaces. >> how do we connect people in the neighborhoods to parks, to trails are whole metro area and make it available to our citizens. reporter: one concern is a lack of participation in local government. only a few thousand showed up for the city election. this time around, there is another candidate's name next to his him the ballot. anthony taylor did not return our calls and very little information can be found about in september, taylor told the des moines register he hopes to inspire more people like

she will stop by the polk county republican women's chili fundraiser in windsor heights. that is from 6:30 to 9:00 at the city's community center. fiorina was in northwestern iowa this morning, holding a town hall meeting in spencer. she weighed in on the immigration debate. ms. fiorina: we judge people as individuals. we don't lump people into a category and say you're this or therefore you think that. by the way that's call identity politics and the democrats play it way too often. stacey: fiorina is currently on a three day swing through iowa. steve: i am standing here at the weather lab and there is no frank scaglione. he is live at like parks to. -- live at blank park zoo. frank: the wind is picking up a little bit but temperatures are feeling great. night eyes is opening at 5:30. course, tomorrow night from 5:30 to 8:00. 67 degrees in des moines. the wind a little pesky out of the north. it should be a great evening to get outside. 60 degrees, 7:00 temperature. about the last decent evening to be outside and do stuff. temperatures drop into the 50's and then it just turns cold tonight. inmate have some fr

southeast polk, no problem, up to the northwest corner of the state taking on sioux city north. the reds are already up 14-0. cole hauser takes the handoff, gets great blocks at the point of attack, and then no one is there to catch it. he goes 62 yards practically untouched, it was 21-0, and they just kept pouring it on. the rams roll 41-0. my favorite part of football friday night is the chance to hand it over to someone. it was you make the call for carlisle hosting chariton. >> i am brandon from carlisle. this is kcci you make the call. it was cna and carlisle was on fire. carlisle was on fire. third quarter, carlisle was up big and they keep rolling. wildcats up 42-7. then carlisle defense stepped up. look at this tackle. carlisle was all over the place. carlisle wins big. go cats. andy: how about dcg where the sausages were on the grill and hot chocolate always good. jason chilton from creston-orient-macksburg with the punt. trey washington had to run all the way back to grab it inside the 20. absolutely opened up the coverage unit. he goes all the way back down inside the

city council. mayor cownie says it wouldn't likely happen until 20-17. another piece of art is hanging at the polk county health department, making a sometimes anxious place - more inviting. dick shook painted these pictures for the waiting room. shook came up with the idea while he and his wife were there getting their flu shots three years ago... he saw the big empty walls and his wheels started turning. he worked with the director rick kozin to come up with ideas to promote healthy lives and physical activity. the three paintings show people biking, swimming and playing basketball.. shook hopes the paintings have a calming effect on patients. dick shook 25:52 i'm sure you've have some kind of understanding of what that might feel like to be in a waiting area. what are you waiting for, it's like not knowing what's going to happen next 26:02 rick kozin19:48 it offered us an opportunity to make the waiting room more inviting and comfortable it gave a way to reenforce the messages we work with our patients on about what it takes to live a healthy life. 20:02 it took shook three years to more clouds

city... and then in des moines at the state fairgrounds. that event begin at 12-45. an altoona family living in a flood plain are getting a buy out... the polk county board of supervisors approved the deal today. it part of a 340-thousand dollar deal to improve the watershed around mud creek in altoona... this is the home the county is buying. its assessed at more than 200-thousand dollars. county supervisors say the owners have made multiple flood- related claims with fema... and buying it will prevent future claims. 03:40:52-03:49:10 the timeline is pretty quick, approval today, then family move, wed go in demo over winter then in spring develop a plan to use the site. the board of supervisors say the long term goal is to buy 16-acres of adjacent property to further expand the watershed. plenty of wet weather but no today.. chief meteorologist ed wilson joins us... morning... iowa. we've already received just about a quarter inch of rain in des moines with more still falling. temperatures will hold in the upper 40s and low 50s this evening. the rain looks to begin to taper off after midnight. wednesday will be a brisk and cool day with str

polk county jail charged with child endangerernt and assault causing injury. extra counseling will be available to stutraining for all bus drivers from now on. tim: one of the men who co-founded a sioux city computer compananhas passed away. 53- year-old mike hammond passed away in his sioux city home on thursday. hammond started gateway computers with ted waitt on a farm outside of sioux city back in 1985. a memorial service for hammond will be held at 11:00 tuesday morning at tim: there was a bloody accident this morning on highway 1-41, but not in the sense you might be thinking the department of motor vehicle enforcement tweeted out a morning of an overturned spilling pork blood all over the road. happened on no word yet on the condition of vehicle. jenna: we're in a small homelessness is still a major city. that's why this leaders 2015 siouxland about 200 gather at lewis and clark park to raise awareness and funds for the homeless participants usually stay outdoors overnight in boxes or in tents, so they can experience, just a little bit, what some people gothrough on a daily basis. "the purpose of the event of course is that to have empathy for a person that is actually living out o

city council election is on november results. midamerican energy is dealing with a scam warning tonight. the polk county sheriff's office says someone would call up claiming to be from midamerican. even the color id comes up as midamerican. the caller says the business owner is passed to do on a bill. midamerican energy says if you get one of those calls, hang up. new tonight two yorkie puppies , get a second chance thanks to a small shelter on des moines' south side. stacey: pancho and lefty are just like any other puppies. they chase, chew, and bark. but they've had a lot to overcome. >> there's pancho. there's lefty. let's go play. stacey: 10-week-old yorkie brothers pancho and lefty are pretty cute. and they are inseparable. pancho's the big brother, i like to call him. he kind of watches out for lefty. he's a little bit larger, too. and much more playful. he came in a little more playful, but lefty's coming into his own. stacey: pancho and lefty are just like any other puppies. they're cute, they're cuddly, they're playful. they're just always on the go. but their future wasn't always so cer

city officials expect the water will be safe to drink again later today. keep an eye on kcci for updates on this. and we're waiting to hear back from the polk county health department on what caused 58 roosevelt high school teachers to get sick last thursday. officials tell us test results are expected by the middle of this week. tainted food from a catered meal is being looked at as the possible cause. we have rain moving across the state. let's check in with frank for what we can expect. frank: we have been dry for the momo part around the state at least in the metro. that's about to change on fiber computer model. it is pushing to the north, we have seen rain to the west along highway seven and down in the southeast. all of this is pushing to the north so over the next half hour to an hour we start to get i ion rain and it continues on and off through the evening hours. we sit at 51 in the metro so a cool day especially after several days in the 60's. wind out of the east at seven miles per hour so through the afternoon, rain chances become more likely as it pushes to the north. notice mainly study temperatures in the low-to-mid 50's wit

polk county health department today says tests to determine a possible cause of the illness should be completed next week. kevin: voters in guthrie center are taking notice of the controversial past of a city council candidate there. bill wagner was once charged with having indecent contact with two boys. the charges were later reduced, but the mayor says he still finds wagner's candidacy a concern. kcci's rose heaphy was in guthrie center today she joins -- today and joins us in studio. rose: this is the third time wagner has run for city council. he says he has the city's interest at heart. the mayor though says he doesn't , want to see him on the council. >> i'm concerned about the future. i believe that small towns have a very good future. rose: bill wagner is running for city council in guthrie center, but instead of the issues, some voters may be focused on wagner's past. >> i'm just an easy target. rose: seven years ago, wagner was charged with two counts of indecent contact with two 12-year-old boys. the complaint said he kissed and hugged them, and wrestled with them. the charges were later lowered to simple misdemeanor assault. >> kind actions on my part are sometimes are sometim

city. and tonight, football friday night is back for the final week of regular season play. our game of the week this week, southeast polk hosts ankeny. the winner becomes the class 4a district 1 champion. tony seeman will be there and bring you live reports from southeast polk on kcci at 5:00, 6:00, and 10:00. several playoff spots across the state are also on the line. look for highlights and scores from those games tonight at 10:00. ms. clinton: no one ever came to me and said we should shut down our compound in benghazi. elizabeth: eleven hours in the hotseat. what hillary clinton said about the attack in benghazi -- and where the investigation goes from here. eric: plus, new treatment tool. how a simple board is helping breast cancer patients in central iowa. elizabeth: and hands-free does not mean risk-free. we'll tell you about a new study that shows you may not be safer with that hands-free technology. shaina: heading out soon, keep the rain in mind, roads will be slippery as the rain moves through. no issues so far. after the break i will show you the mobile speed units. accident free for now. we will look at th

city west that the early. it was all hoover. touchdown run made it 20-7. hoover blows out the wolverines 49-6. friday night game of the week will be southeast polk taking on ankeny for a district championship. live coverage at 5:00, 6:00, and 10:00. former big leaguer casey blake is far prouder or he has a couple of after baseball. he is this year's gatorade character award recipient. past recipients include fred hoiberg and shawn johnson. blake fieldhouse indianola back in 2012. stacey: what's ahead? kurtis: showers on the way tomorrow, slowly ending during the evening hours. saturday, breezy with morning clouds in nice afternoon sunshine. 65 sunday. looks to get colder later in the week next week. stacey: the late show is coming news this morning starts dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. like i'll have hair, and friends, and books and music. captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing intro music ) >> stephen: whooo! ( cheers and applause ) whooo! whooo! >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephe

city officials expect the water will be safe to drink again later today. keep an eye on kcci for updates on this. and this morning we're waiting to hear back from the polk county health department on what caused 58 roosevelt high school teachers to get sick last thursday. officials tell us test results are expected by the middle of this week. tainted food from a catered meal is being looked at as the possible cause. elizabeth: an investigation is underway in columbia, south carolina right now after a disturbing video surfaces of an officer's classroom confrontation with a student. shaina humphries has more on what led up to the incident. shaina: elizabeth, cell phone video captured the moment when a south carolina school resource officer grabs a female student from her chair and throws her across the room. officials say the officer was called into the classroom to escort the girl out because she was being disruptive. classmates say it all started away her cell phone. sheriff's deputies there are now investigating the incident. meanwhile, the girl in the video was arrested, and the officer involved is on administrative leave. new images overnight of a de

polk state college. pending the out come of the investigation. >>> a florida man is hit to the ground his dog killed in their own backyard after a bear attacks. it happened last night in orange citylet the dog out for bathroom break around 10:00 o'clock when he heard his little yorkie tigger yelping he turn the corner finds a bear mauling his beloved pet. the bear started charging him. then more terrifying moments. >> i slipped here on the corner, and when i look over he was already on me. he's that fast. then by the time i could get up on my halfway on my feet he -- that's when he swiped me and pretty much knock me down with one swipe. >> his wife called police and by the time they got to the home, the bear had run off. wildlife officers have set traps around the neighborhood. >>> 18-year-old colorado student back on the field this week and he's got his athletic trainer to thank for helping to save hisself. josh boat wright collapsed during a practice in july. he cannot slow his racing heart. the school's trainer piper thompson called his mom advising to get him held attention. doctors found a very rare heart condition that could have killed josh during his next practice. he's g

call the polk city police department. a pair of former iowa prison guards have pleaded guilty to drug charges... both men were charged with possession of marijuana. they were arrested as part of an investigation at the "anamosa state penitentiary." officials say drugs and cellphones were being smuggled into the prison. two other former guards face federal charges... and at least nine employees have been fired or resigned. two contracts at prairie meadows casino are raising questions... the first... is with "frank berlin and associates." the insurance firm is tied to an in - law of general manger gary palmer. the second controversial contract is with "maclyn group." another in - law of palmer's works at the marketing firm. the deals are worth more than and both were approved by the casino's board of directors. the "racing and gaming commission" was also required the approve the deals... because of their connections to palmer. if there was a conflict that the board at prairie meadows didnt like it was up to them to raise th