whiteout conditions, this is our winterset webcam. you can see it coming down and it is blowing with very strong wind. visibility is poor and road conditions are rapidly changing, becoming snow-covered. heavy snow from carol to atlanta, winterset, knoxville, toward sheraton. with reports of thunder snow down in clark county this morning. it is lifting to the north. we expect most snow accumulation to occur the forenoon at rates of one to three inches. there is also drizzle followed by more light snow overnight. elizabeth: with snow picking up, we want to go live to alyx sacks. wind up there. braving the snow and wind. it is heading me directly. you see by my jacket the way the fluffy snow is starting to fall. is picking up as well. we are next to 835 by the west mixmaster and the roads are wet but it is not too slick. again, it is windy and with falling snow, that could impact visibility especially if snow continues to fall. there's light snow over here and you can see how windy it is and how much snow is starting to fall. again, road

winterset, you are seeing the snowflakes coming down. a little bit of slushy etching relation. -- slushy accumulation. it is still coming down. rose just wet here across -- roads are just wet here across the metro. 32 now in ames. 30 in fort dodge. southwestern iowa, we have seen mainly a rain event. that light rain and light snow mixture will continue for the next couple of hours, moving through the metro by 9:00 a.m. that is going to be heading up quickly. blustery winds building in behind it. little or no snow at you relation is expected. maybe upwards of .4% -- .4 inch of rain in lamoni. tomorrow, a little bit chilly. thursday, look at these highs, 50's. check out kansas, 60's, 70's, 80's. we are probably not want to get that warm. our 8 day forecast is going to be better with highs eating back to the 50's, maybe even close to 60 degrees on saturday -- 60 degrees on friday. thank you, metinka. elizabeth: let's check in with shaina to see how the commute is going. shaina: things are looking pretty good. there are some slick areas. tho

there are plenty of historic sites and shops along the winterset square, but north-side cafe has been there through it all. it's celebrating one-hundred and forty years this spring. and to give its 140-th anniversary a special kick, the current owners have announced a new endeavor. channel 13's reid chandler shows us how an historic cafe prepares to start its own brewing company. 12:18:20 "people love stories, and a place that's been open 140 years has a lot of history, a lot of stories." - northside cafe/middle river brewing and as one of the most popular stories goes...nearly 100 years ago, during iowa's prohibition era, north-side cafe in winterset was where patrons could sneak a drink. 12:13:51 "one of my favorite owners was harry gaspari - he during prohibition. and it's been rumored that special customers could get a little extra in bottle in a cigar box to go." - michele jahncke - owner, northside cafe/middle river walked out of the same screen door that slams shut every time a customer walks in today. celebrating square, current co-owner, cafe in a new direction. 12:17:24 "we'

feel like a hollywood insider it's as old as the square it sits on...now a popular cafe in winterset is embarking on a new journey. there are plenty of historic sites and shops along the winterset square, but north-side cafe has been there through it all. it's celebrating one-hundred and forty years this spring. but as reid chandler shows us... the historic cafe is preparing to start something new 12:18:20 "people love stories, and a place that's been open 140 years has a lot of history, a lot of stories." - michele jahncke - owner, northside cafe/middle river brewing and as one of the most popular stories goes...nearly 100 years ago, during iowa's prohibition era, north-side cafe in winterset was where patrons could sneak a drink. 12:13:51 "one of my favorite owners was harry gaspari - he owned the cafe during prohibition. and it's been rumored that special customers could get a little extra in their coffee, or even buy a box to go." - michele jahncke - owner, northside cafe/middle river brewing those happy customers walked out of the same screen door that slams shut every time a cu

winterset had a slushy snow with accumulation. you might have to scoop that off the sidewalk this morning or wait until it melts later this afternoon. temperatures have been flirting with freezing across central iowa from fort dodge north of the line. it is cold in the 20's across northeast iowa, otherwise southwest iowa has seen rain overnight. precipitation will attract the southeast so that by 9:00 a.m. it should've cleared the metro area, continuing close to ottumwa heading out by noon. we have fog trying to settle in, but visibility's are not that bad. it will be a cool one today with highs mainly in the 30's. tomorrow some 40's creed in and notice what happens toward thursday. the map looks more springlike with 40's, 50's across iowa with we will see a few snowflakes mixing in from time to time that will move out by men -- noontime. tomorrow it could be kind of a foggy day as well. then changes in the air with a huge springlike warm-up for the end of the week. highs in the 50's close to 60 on friday and warmer temperatures w

metinka: calling the roadways to be a little bit of slick, from atlantic toward winterset. all tracking off to the south. should not amount to more than just a fresh dusting. fog from cedar rapids down to ottumwa. visibility is down to a quarter of a mile. but the of time to get to where you are going. here in des moines, 21 degrees. we are headed for highs near 38 degrees. more snow is on the way tonight, followed by a big warm up by the end of the week. shaina: right now the body of late supreme court justice antonin scalia is being transported back to the washington area. yesterday a justice of the peace determined the 79-year-old died of natural causes after suddenly passing away. don champion has the latest from washington where a battle is already underway over who will replace him. don: a white hearse carried the body of antonin scalia to a west family. the 79-year-old supreme court justice passed away suddenly over the weekend while vacationing at this resort ranch. a county judge ruled scalia died of natural causes after consulting with his physician and sheriff's

tuesday morning, brett shady spun out on the ice on highway 92 near winterset. moments later, a blue pickup t-boned the driver's side. the impact bruised shady's ribs. he also suffered a torn tendon on his right pinky. if you have any information about the crash, contact the iowa state patrol. we're just one day away from super bowl 50. the game will be seen tomorrow at this time, right here on kcci channel 8. todd: but while most iowans will be watching the game between the denver broncos and carolina panthers on tv, at lest one kcci-er will be there in person. kcci's scott reister joins us from the stadium of super bowl 50. scott: it is a great place to be right now. we are actually live outside stanford stadium, in palo alto, where the brocnos have been working out. events are spread out across the bay. but the actual host city is santa clara. and saturday, it was their day to shine. the super community celebration had lots of fans. and lots of star power. nfl legends like michael irvin showed up for the celebrity sweat game benefitting the real heroes, the w

to the south of winterset through ocl a. across our southern iowa. we've seen a couple of snowflakes early. it is heading off to the south east and it should not amount to too much at all. a little fresh coating here. a little light dusting on the sidewalk. watch for slick spots early this morning. then traveling into eastern iowa, watch for locally dense fog from dubuque. it is going to be slow going. all across iowa, the fog is a concern. a week little disturbance. overall, it is going to shape up a quiet monday -- shape up to be by 2:00 this afternoon, our clouds will start to break up. it is going to be a quiet afternoon. not much wind. the roads may be slushy. by 10:00 p.m., we will watch drizzle. temperatures will be above freezing. overnight, who have rain-snow right across iowa. -- overnight, we will have rain-snow right across iowa. it moves off to the east right 8:00 a.m.. it should be near davenport. the weather will take a turn for the better the end of the week. way of snow. a half inch to an inch. central iowa. even back up through fort

from winterset through knoxville, this is a leading-edge. it is been a freezing precip across southern iowa. it is all streaming to the north. a second band of snow there north of highway 20. light snow accumulating in the parking lot and on the road. a check of the trees. the wind already picking up. we are expecting five or so inches. heaviest totals to the northwest. barely any snow across the southeastern corner of the state. it will be locally heavy at times. by 8:00 a.m., that band shifts to the north by mid to late morning. rain continues across the ottumwa area. by noon, some dry air will begin to punch into the system. ottumwa, you might catch a break from the precip with light drizzle in the afternoon, followed by another round of snow moving in during the evening. quickly pushing off to the east tomorrow. blizzard conditions likely across ratcheted counties. polk county, some wind and the wind is a problem across the western part of the state. the system is just getting started. across the -- across the missouri, they have had sho

winterset's ryan hinsch, a special needs student enters the game. newton's garrett sturtz, a good guy, turns the ball over to hinsch. and hinsch doesn't just play that's 2 points, and a lifetime memory. nice job all. next on the news at nine... if finally tonight, when things go wrong... have a sense of humor? take the case of this man in the u-k, trying to take out the trash. as you can see, his ice - covered driveway complicated the chore. his family filmed the three minute struggle and posted the video to facebook. his family filmed the three minute struggle and posted the video to facebook. it's been viewed more than four million times. next on the news at nine... if you liked the mild temps today.. next on the news at nine... if at sea... and on shore... america's game is celebrating disney vacations, starting now. "wheel of fortune"! [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white. [ cheers and applause ] hey, there. hey, folks. thank you, jim. thanks, everybody. aw. we don't dese

metinka: the roads are still pretty snowy in winterset, this is our school met webcam. flurries moving into the area this morning. the roads look a little slick. our satellite picture showing a few stray slurries -- flurries tracking to the east. this afternoon, we are going to have some sunshine, and temperatures are heading in the right direction after a chilly we will end up at about 32, and the best part is the lighter when. grab the warm coat and the sunglasses. eric: check it out, san francisco's lit up with excitement over super bowl 50. downtown buildings are sporting team colors. that is a huge super bowl logo. the big game is now three days away. the carolina panthers and the denver broncos on sunday, february 7th. kickoff is 5:30 here on kcci. elizabeth: there's a lot to get excited about the food, the , commercials, oh, yeah, and the game itself. shaina: kcci's emmy victor shows us why the super bowl brings in big money for local businesses. emmy: denver broncos and carolina panthers fans will want to watch the game wearing some of that nice gear, so we chec

on tuesday morning brett shady , was driving on highway 92 near winterset, when his car spun out on the ice. t-boned the driver's side. the impact bruised shady's ribs. and shattered glass tore a tendon on his right pinky. >> it just would have been nice if the guy at stopped and if nothing else to see if , everybody's ok. alyx: any information about the crash, contact the iowa state patrol or madison county sheriff's office. time now, 8:06 on your saturday morning, a little fog out there. frank: especially folks to the north and west of the metro. we have clouds out there. sunrise is at 7:12 this morning. if you look just out to the west, there is some clearing pushing through later on this afternoon. we will have to deal with those clouds this morning and could see some peeks of sunshine. upper 20's in waterloo, 30's in what marshalltown -- in much warmer than the same time yesterday. notice visibility, two and a half miles in the metro but if you go up north around algona, it is pretty foggy, about three quarters of a mile. things really improved to the south. give yourself a few ext

and i called right in to winterset and i said you might as well send then, because she said there was a fire around the refrigerator. we came back over and by then it was kicking out of the kitchen windows and the front porch. 13:52 raymond kooker was renting the home near patterson to jennifer mcdonald. she woke up to feed her baby when she noticed the fire. five departments responded to the fire. the home was destroyed and the fund me page has been set up to help them... you can find a link to the page on our website ... who-tv-dot-com. investigators are trying to determine how a deadly fire started in des moines last night... it was the second deadly fire of the day. firefighters were called to the 27 hundred block of 61st street around seven. they say flames were already shooting through the roof. after knocking down the fire... they found the body of brian houston, who lived at the home. 48-year-old neil johnston died earlier in the day... when police say he set his own home on fire. officers tried to get him out, but he resisted - even pulled out a gun. investigators are still t

on this clear winter day in winterset, iowa, robert is hard at work fixing pickup trucks. >> i like the small town, being idable to help people that i know. >> reporter: but he's picking up the speed today so he can leave on time and caucus for donald trump. >> i like that he kind of has the no bs. i wis i could say a better way to put it. >> reporter: a way that we could use on television? >> yeah. >> reporter: his candidate is holding onto a slight lead over ted cruz and urging new caucusers to get out and vote. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are making frantic last minute pitches. clinton hoping to avoid a repeat of her damaging loss here in 2008. that their state s known for just two things, cornfields and its role in narrowing presidential fields. the iowa caucus isn't necessarily the best priblgt edictor of who will win the white house. the odds re better at predicting party nominees, especially with democrats. while iowans take pride that their state speaks first, most here don't caucus. >> i guess trump is the one that impresses me the most. >> reporter: he says debait ting

winterset's ryan hinsch, a special needs student enters the game. newton's garrett sturtz, a good guy, turns the ball over to hinsch. and hinsch doesn't just play defense, he knows how to score. that's 2 points, and a lifetime memory. nice job all. andrew harrison scores a career high 36 for the energy, [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from stage one at universal studios hollywood, in los angeles, california, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- zach galifianakis, ronda rousey, musical guest, pitbull, featuring robin thicke, joe perry, travis barker and

no accumulation expected but near fort dodge, jefferson, through carroll and near greenfield and winterset you might have stray snow flurries this morning. note simulation expected with highs and the low 30's for no melting for you today and probably not tomorrow. highs close to freezing but we have another round of snow coming through friday night. eric: donald trump alleges that ted cruz won the iowa caucuses by committing fraud. trump tweeted ted cruz did not win iowa, he stole it. that's why the polls were wrong and why he got far more votes than anticipated. bad, he tweeted. cynthia fodor tells us why trump's is not the only one upset with cruz. ben carson is accusing him of telling voters he dropped out. cynthia: keith allen was surprised when a ted cruz importer from out-of-state spoke out. >> she interrupted everyone and at first i thought it was a hoax. she said i'm not trying to persuade you, i'm just letting you know that ben carson is dropping out of the race tomorrow morning. cynthia: alan says the caucus cynthia: right before the caucuses, cnn reported carson was taking a bre

highway 92 tuesday morning, when shady was driving west into winterset. his car hit a patch of ice and spun out. he barely had time to compose himself, when a blue truck hit him and t-boned him on his driver's side. brett: and then, i look left. and just, pop! next thing i remember, i was pretty much going in the ditch. rose: leaving a deep dent on the driver's door and shattering the glass. but shady's biggest pain wasn't the damage. brett: he drove off. he didn't stop. he didn't stop to see if we were ok. rose: an act shocking shady's wife, megan. megan: it didn't even dawn on them to stop. i mean, they could have killed them. and so, they just drove off. rose: now, they're out a car and facing insurance and surgery bills. but the shadys say they just want the driver of the blue truck to come forward. megan: we're not angry. at this point, we've kind of moved past that. but we do want it resolved, and do want it put behind us. rose: if you might have any information about this crash, you can contact the madison county sheriff's office or iowa state patr

on tuesday morning, brett shady was driving on highway 92 near winterset, when his car spun out on the ice. then, moments later, a blue pickup t-boned the driver's side. the impact bruised shady's ribs. and the shattered glass also tore a tendon on his right hand. brett: it just would have been nice if the guy at least stopped. and if nothing else, to see if everybody's ok. stacey: if you have any information about the crash, contact the iowa state patrol or madison county sheriff's office. steve: we are learning more tonight about the two people near omaha who are now infected with the zika virus. officials say two women became infected after traveling doctors at nebraska medical center say they aren't surprised by local reports of the virus. the doctors also say there isn't much reason for concern, right now. dr. rupp: it can spread from person to mosquito to other people. and if we don't have that cycle of transmission here, we should not have any local spread. steve: as of right now, there is no vaccine for the zika virus. and once contracted, doctors aren't sure how long the virus

he'd go on to win 2-1 in the 2nd tiebreak. 145, top-ranked bryce leshen of albia would take down winterset's justin smith, 9-3. 152, green county's tommy bradshaw ranked 2nd grabs the win over #10 wes cummings of pcm-monroe, 11-3. 160 pounds, a-d- m's zach johnston ranked 2nd moves on with the 11-4 decision. up to 170, #1 chase shlits of creston/om, flips over perry's eli saemisch for the pin! 182 pounds, 3rd ranked daniel sommerlot of pocahontas stays unbeaten with the 8-0 major decision. same class, #2 jj clark of clarinda with a tough draw against #10 sam mathis of roland-story. clark though period to advance. and finally up to 285, defending champ carter isley of aliba, makes quick work of john mcconkey of atlantic with the pin 1:25 in. he's one of 36 wrestlers to advance in 2a. "wrestlers recap wins in first round of state tournament." now to 3a-- jordan furbee has the highlights of the afternoon. "we kick things off at 106 pounds, 4th ranked kobey pritchard of indianola. wrestles better with one leg, than most do with 2. he gets the 3 point near fall en route to with 2. he gets the 3 p

firefighters from truro, winterset, st charles all battled in the blizzard conditions. officials say no people were home at the time. however they believe some pets may have been lost inside. the windy conditions made the fire difficult to fight. "as far as damage, 100 percent loss on this one. we had such an advance with teh wind on this one, we were fighting an uphill battle the whole time " stephanie: the cause is still under investigation. and a go-fund me page has been set up for the cocks family. towards helping the family of four to get back on their feet. jack: a manson teenager is sentenced today to 10 years in prison. 17 year-old robert simacek plead guilty to second degree robbery. in november, simacek went to the kum and go on 22nd street in fort dodge, demanding money from the clerk at gunpoint. the clerk cooperated and gave simacek 270 dollars. stephanie/1shot: good news for some central iowa community organizations. today, the altoona data center released its list of recipients for its community action grants, the data center gives more than 200 thousand

shady was driving to work with his co-worketo winterset, when everything changed in a moment. brett: just got cuts, in through here and a couple back here. this one here just happened to be a lot deeper than the other ones. surgery to repair a tendon on his right pinky. one of several injuries -- brett: it still all hurts right rose: from his recent car crash, that could have been so much worse. brett: if i hadn't been wearing my seatbelt, i can't even would have went. highway 92 tuesday morning, when

sue in winterset says, "they should have just left it the way it was. this is causing too many complications for everyone. and mary in chariton says, "i'm extremely upset by this plan. i still can't believe branstad is doing this to iowans." thanks to everyone who contacted us on this issue. a woman side crossed the street this morning in ames. it happened around 10-30 just south of campus. she was corner of beach when isu student, hit her. investigators say the driver her phone while turning and hit the driver stopped to help, as did a few other people. preach, in an area bicyclists, we have to do our due dilgance that area" jack: the driver will be charged with failure to yield, and could face additional charges. the victim was taken to the hospital with minor injuries, but will be ok. jack: the zika virus has everyone's attention these days, including researchers in ames. newlink genetics is a cancer research company. but the now have researchers trying to develop a vaccine for the carried zika virus. it's been linked to serious health issues includi

down through winterset and over toward lbs. this is tracking south east and we are expecting a light dusting. plus, we've got some fog to deal with. ottumwa, your visibility is falling back to a quarter-mile. take care if you are traveling east on i 80. we are starting out at 21 here in des moines. a little bit of light fog. headed for 38 this afternoon. we've got 40's and 50's. elizabeth: thank you so much, metinka. the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia was flown to virginia last night. officials say an autopsy was not performed. they confirm he died of natural causes. eric: scalia's sudden death is sending shockwaves through the nation's capital. the white house saying president obama will not name a supreme court nominee this week. todd magel reports. todd: early sunday morning the antonin scalia arrived at an el possible funeral home -- el paso funeral home, the flag out front is lowered to half-staff. president obama paid tribute to the longest-serving member of the court. >> he will no doubt be remembered as on

home in rural madison county this morning. 13:36 the lady come over to my and i called right in to winterset and i said you might as well send then, because she said there was a fire around the refrigerator. we came back over and by then it was kicking out of the kitchen windows and the front porch. raymond kooker was renting the home near patterson to jennifer mcdonald. she woke up to feed her baby when she noticed the fire. five departments responded to the fire. the home was destroyed and the family lost everything inside... investigators are trying to determine how a deadly fire started in des moines last night... firefighters were called to the 27 hundred block of 61st street around seven. they say flames were already shooting through the roof. after knocking down the fire... they found the body of brian houston, who lived at the home. it may seem like we've had a lot of fires lately, but the red cross of greater iowa says the year to year statistics are even. so far this year, the organization was called out in 75 cases, helping 248 people recover from fires. last year, that number was

winterset's ryan hinsch, a special needs student enters the game. newton's garrett sturtz, a good guy, turns the ball over to hinsch. and hinsch doesn't just play defense, he knows how to score. that's 2 points, and a lifetime before we go tonight... the school in indiana is made a big splash this weekend... after winning their 30-th straight national championship! the girls team has been un-defeated at the state level since 19-86... they broke their previous record of 29 straight wins... a title they shared with honolulu's punahou high school boys swim team... which won 29 straight state titles from 19-58 until 1986. with this win... the carmel girls swim team has become the most successful high school program in the nation. thanks for joining us. have life as spokesbox is great. people love me for saving them over half a grand when they switch to progressive. so i'm dabbling in new ventures. it was board-game night with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. go paperless don't stress, girl i got the discounts that you need it's a balancing ac

winterset, just off to the east getting another heavier band of snow. downtown des moines toward ankeny, a lighter band but we will see the heavier band come through in the next hour or so. you have the blowing snow. 801 grand got some snow on the rooftop. the wind out of the northeast at 15. 16 right now in carroll, 17 in des moines. ames has reported about three inches of snow, boone just over two. officially at the airport about we are expecting another inch or so as the system moves through. you can see the span and northwestern iowa that is an area of low pressure, starting to clear things out to the west. high pressure going to be building in on the backside and that will mean some drier weather. as this one front lifts through the state, we are back near average. here is futurecast, nine :00 this morning shows the snow, heaviest off to the east. by early afternoon, you see it breaking up. i think it is pretty much out of here after noontime today. ames could see four inches, and maybe some isolated five plus a winter weather advisory for a snow r

on tuesday morning brett shady , was driving on highway 92 near winterset, when his car spun out on the ice. moments later, a blue pick-up t-boned the driver's side. the impact bruised shady's ribs. and shattered glass tore a tendon on his right pinky. >> it just would have been nice if the guy stopped and if nothing else, to see if everybody's ok. alyx: if you have any information about the crash, contact the iowa state patrol or madison county sheriff's office. never more than five minutes away. frank: the temperatures are going to be great, melting that little bit of snow that we got. now we are dealing with a little bit of fog but that is about it or this weekend. then we will see another ripple rolled through late sunday into monday, that is way up your right now back into montana and portions of washington. that is going to be sliding in that before that, we will start the day with some clouds and clearing to the north and west. 30 in the metro, 31 in ames, 20's in webster city. grinnell close to 30. if you are in northwestern iowa, you might have to keep in mind there might be so

this is what it looks like in winterset with snow-covered roads. very slow traffic. we do have updated snow totals coming in. the des moines airport had 4.1 inches and it was all slushy yesterday. overnight we had almost two more inches of snow come through the area. parts of west central iowa picked up five overnight. across northwest iowa through the morning hours. wind chills will be a huge factor with falling temperatures and feels like temperatures close to five or four degrees later this afternoon. eric: more big stories now. des moines police say facts, not rumors, are helping them investigate the death of local architect kirk blunck. blunck died near his east 5th and locust office in the teachout building on january 24th. a man found him near a stairway. police have interviewed two people who were on surveillance camera in the building at the time of his death. since then, there have been many rumors about foul play, but police say autopsy results are not complete. sgt. paul parizek: we try not to get involved in the rumors, what we want are the facts, so we

people getting up and going in madison county in winterset, seeing some traffic on the square. you are going to need a jacket as you head out. in the metro, 31 degrees, upper 20's in ames. it made it up to 49 in des moines, and we squeezed out a few 50's in western iowa. do not have any clouds out there to mess up your outdoor plans. maybe it is a barbecue for you today. it will be a bit windy but a whole lot of sunshine. by noon, 62, and 2:00 we are in the low 60's for highs. alyx: a longtime southside des moines restaurant is now doing big-business all across the country, all because of attention it received during the iowa caucuses. kcci's mark tauscheck explains. mark: journalists covering the caucuses three weeks ago dumped a lot of money into the pockets of des moines business owners. >> when we're done, we just pull them out of here and drain them off. mark: but when everyone left, the money faucet didn't turn off for everyone. >> seconds after they were off air, the phones started ringing mark: smitty's, a pork tenderloin institution on the south side received more than

this one from winterset. roads mostly covered with snow out there come traffic moving along pretty slow to madison county. the winds and starting to pick up. 29 miles per hour out of the east. making it almost whiteout conditions on the roads. down to the south come it improves a little bit. they are seeing mostly rain right now. to the west, heavy snow. very heavy snow around fort dodge. heaviest snow now up to the north, fort dodge to story city. you can see off to the west -- if we zoom in to the south, that's where it transitions. inching closer to des moines. down around highway 34 to sheridan even back toward the east, that is where you are seeing freezing rain, changing over to snow down around there. this does not look to be a prolonged event. we will work in some drier air. you can see that down to the south and west. we will get a break as we head throughout the afternoon. as the system pulls out, we will see another shot of rain coming 34 in des moines. we will change over to some rain-snow mix bef

here is a live shot from our winterset webcam, things looking pretty nice down there. things are dry at least. 34 degrees, your wake-up temperature in des moines. there is that very light snow shower mainly just off to the northwest of carroll toward fort dodge and that will hug the highway 20 corridor as it moves your day planner, a bit cooler today than yesterday, and isolated shower, maybe a snow shower off to the north, 36. by 3:00, we are still above average in the mid 40's for highs. alyx: and commitment 2016 news, the results are in and at least one candidate is out. donald trump secured a win as did hillary clinton. washington to break it all down. carolina so important? marc: he said john is not a war hero, said george w. bush is a liar, and had a verbal fight back-and-forth with the pope the polls suggested there is a lot of anger, particularly in the republican party, and certainly south carolina. anger at immigrants, muslims. typically, hope beats out fear on the campaign trail. we will see how long trump can ride anger. alyx: how does jeb bush's departure

end of let's start with what it is doing right now, because right now this is a live shot from our winterset webcam. things looking a ok temperature-wise, 36 in des moines, 34 in ames, and 37 in ottumwa. if you look back 24 hours ago, seven degrees warmer in des moines. that is a great start to the day , and there is your day planner, a mild day. by noon, a little windy with wind up near 25 to 30 miles per hour. 3:00, cloudy and windy, coleman before a ripple moves in tonight. we could see a little bit of snow tonight. alyx: first on kcci, an overnight fire has left extensive damage to a des moines home. fire crews responded to the 1500 block 17th street just after 3:00 this morning. fire officials say a man inside the home was cooking. he was able to get out without when crews arrived on the scene, the home was fully engulfed, destroying the porch and charring a wall. right now, crews are working on assessing the damage. we will tell you what one neighbor heard just before the fire coming up at 6:30. it's finally game day. tonight is the night where the denver broncos take on the carolina p

stephanie/1shot: firefighters from truro, winterset, st charles all blizzard conditions. bringing in water to the rural home. officials say no people were home at the time. however they believe some pets may have been lost inside. the windy conditions made the fire difficult to fight. "as far as damage, 100 percent loss on this one. we had such an advance with teh wind on this one, we were fighting an uphill battle the whole time " stephanie: firefighters say the house is a total loss- tens of thousands in damage. the cause is still under investigation. a go fund me has been set up to help the family. stephanie/1shot: over in knoxville, the scene of an overnight fire had a much sadder ending. patricia and ronald henning were inside their home, but patricia did not make it out alive. knoxville firefighters were called to a home on mcgregor drive a little after 11 on sunday night. ronald henning's condition remains unknown, though he was transported to the burn unit. the cause of the fire's under investigation. jack/1shot: the man accused of hitting i-s-u student emmalee ja