but homan says that doesn't lessen the severity of this escape... should still be on alert 9:45:27 they are on the run, what will they do to make sure they don't get caught? how hard will they fight when they get caught? and believes more problems are in store... unless something is done at a statelevel... to increase funding for

forbes had 25 points -- he goes coast to coast and dishes to homan again n briar cliff wins 103-97, and will likely be a number-1 seed at the national tournament next week. the top-ranked morningside women, trying to win the tourney title against #10 dakota wesleyan. the mustangs get the offense started as they work it inside, jessica tietz gets the basket and the foul, morningside goes up two. later on, morningside shows its range when madison braun sinks a three from way downtown, and the mustangs take a three point lead. and banks in the shot to cut the deficit to one. morningside gets things back on track, lauren lehmkuhl pulls up and knocks down the three, the mustangs pull away and win, 80 to 59. finally, tonight. a california mom is dog tired, after delivering 17 babies. we're talking about pups. sheepdog puppies. herding dogs-and you heard right, mom stella delivered a litter of 17 in napa, california. 11 boys and six girls. 17 wet snuggly noses, 17 wagging tails. farmed out to o rms to go to work protecting livestock. stella's owner says 17 is indeed a record for her breed. the

but homan says that doesn't lessen the severity of this escape... should still be on alert 9:45:27 they are on the run, what will they do to make sure they don't get caught? how hard will they fight when they get caught? and believes more problems are in store... unless something is done at a statelevel... to increase funding for the department of corrections -- and make sure that money is spent on additional staff. 6:50:03 somebody may get hurt. mabye not. i hope thats the way this turns out but everyone should be concerned. nikki/bam: now i did ask the about hese claims... but they did not return my request for comment. in the studio nikki davidson local five news we are iowa. stephanie: once again if you know anything about the whereabouts of michael amodeo or jessy foley ... you are asked to call 911 jack: it's a story you first saw here on local 5, and there's a new development tonight. jack/2shot: grand view university's star wrestler andrew long was dismissed today. school leaders say he violated a code of conduct contract. stephanie: it's st

reporter: president danny homan across the state and that inmates aren't serving enough time in prison because of that. >> they are trying to get inmates out because it justifies for less staff. one of the gentlemen that escaped is a previous escapee . reporter: fred scaletta of the department of corrections says they take inmates on the loose seriously. >> if someone is going to take the chance and leave a facility there has to be on some concern. and are working to protect the public by reviewing ways to decrease these incidents. the resources that we have . reporter: the investigation is still pending we are still looking to gather more on the missing inmates. anyone with information should call 911. stacey? stacey: records of a hit&run investigation involving the safety director show he didn't cooperate with investigators looking into the accident. investigators say david visin refused to pull over after leaving a bar with his stepson, iowa city police were looking for crane in connection with a hit & run drunk driving accident outside the bar. investigators say visin dropped crane

emmy: president danny homan says staff cuts are happening across the state and that inmates aren't serving enough time in prison because of that. >> they are trying to get inmates out because it justifies for less staff. one of the gentlemen that escaped was a previous escape be. -- previous escapee. emmy: fred scaletta of the department of corrections says they take inmates on the loose seriously. >> if someone is going to take the chance and leave a facility there has to be on some concern emmy: and are working to protect the public by reviewing ways to decrease these incidents. >> we do the best we can with the resources that we have. elizabeth: the investigation is still pending we are still looking to gather more on the missing inmates. anyone with information should call 911. eric: the flakes are flying out there. metinka: yeah they are. parts of the state have gotten three to four inches of fresh powder. mason city down through fort dodge, that is where we have the moderate snowfall this morning. here in des moines, we are catching the tail end. it is tracking off to the east. we ar

it happened late last night, during a drug investigation on the city's west side, in the "homan square neighborhood." the officers reportedly saw a man and woman "acting suspiciously" and decided to investigate. they announced their presence, the couple took off, and the officers followed... then the shooting broke-out. the man was killed... the woman was arrested later... and is being questioned. the officers... should be okay. 3 (walter and in maryland: the police officer killed in an ambush outside the station in prince george's county sunday afternoon... was killed by accidental friendly fire. the chief says an "errant round" from one of his colleagues hit officer "jacai colson" as he arrived at the scene, in an unmarked car. he was an undercover narcotics officer... was wearing civilian clothes, and no body ran right into danger, trying to disarm the men. now three brothers are under arrest... including the triggerman, 22-year-old michael ford of south carolina. he was the ringleader, and reportedly had a death wish. the other two are accused of *recording video of the attack... i

cheaf meteorologist chris homan has that in the downtown raleigh storm center. >> october 9, so about five months since we hit the 80-degree mark. fayetteville did it around christmas time with the incredible warmth back in december but a warm, dry day across the region is going to translate into a warm, dry evening for the most part. there are some clouds overhead there. you see the first alert weather station. 78 degrees at north hills. mid town raleigh. everybody still very warm. upper 70's to near 80. 81 smithfield. there is a cool front dropping in. cooler to the northeast. that front will drop southwestward. that is going to cool us off a bit for tomorrow. it'll stay dry. later this evening there may absprinkle. a very dry, isolated temperature. keep that jacket in the closet for now. we'll talk about any rain chances for the weekend and the 80-degree temperatures that come back next week potentially all coming up in a little bit. >> thank you. the flooding has turned roads in louisiana into rivers. >> the pictures are dramatic. homes flooded, cars stalled. national guardsmen be

past our home, the railroad tracks of whats going on.' 03:13:09 iowa council 61 president - danny homan - of the american federation of state, county and municipal employees blames the escape on what he calls critically low staffing levels in iowa's correctional system and the department of corrections classification system...which he says is now designed to try and move people out as fast as they can.... by the way, anyone with information as to the whereabouts of amodeo or foley should immediately call 911. the des moines driver charged in the deadly crash of a 22 year old woman is on trial this week. troy mure junior is facing one count of vehicular homicide for the death of scalicity perez boyd. the mother of four died last november when the car she was riding in crashed on 35th street. an accident investigator determined that mure was traveling about 86 miles an hour when he that the couple was being chased by another vehicle at the time. mure told police he saw a handgun inside that other car and it rammed him.. causing him to lose this case... the bench trial is expected to last

. >> thank you senator capito and senator homan is here and i'm sure he has questions for you thought you were off the hook and ready to go. >> i heard he answered his questions. >> senator hoeven this is your first question. this is the second round do we will go to senator hoeven if you are ready for questions. >> absolutely. thank you chairman gardner. appreciate you and the ranking member holding this hearing and secretary it's good to see you. thanks so much for being here. thanks for your trips from north dakota. we appreciate very much. what i would like to focus on for a few minutes is carbon capture technology. the administration is putting forward regulations that require reduction in co2 emissions but the carbon capture technology is not commercially viable in the market so how can the d.o.e. help our coal-fired electric companies utilities actually implement carbon capture technology that is economically and commercially viable? >> well i think certainly we have technologies that work and of course i think what you are referring to in terms of power plan i would know what