they tell us richard carson was hit and killed while crossing ashworth. police say the driver did not violate any traffic laws at the time of the accident. new at noon, roads across this morning following another snowfall. plus re-freezing lead to a few more accidents. like this car that spun out along i-35 and morningstar. blowing snow also a factor decreasing visibility and adding more snow to plowed areas. and a check on the very latest road conditions across the state shows that things are clearing up here on central iowa and down but high winds, blowing snow and dropping temperatures all making travel hazardous to the north. and that's where we find our vanessa peng. she joins us live now from randall in hamilton county. our things improving? vanessa: so far we've not seen much improvement. we are on 6090 randall. -- 69 near randall. you can see the snow blowing all across the road. visibility is low as well. as we travel hear from ames we took 69 northward. it was slick. the car was moving all over the place. been there were a lot of drifts of snow.

barbara ashworth has known farah for a long time. she says at just 35, her life was tragically cut short and now there are a lot of broken hearts left behind. "she would happy, and know that she's watching over them and will always be there... you know, hereashworth says she is cherishing her memories of farah, she says this is the last picture taken of her. she remembers when her children would come over, play in her pool and ride around in the golf carts. she says farah's children have asked her how they can bring their mom back.... and as that is a heartbreaking question, she says farah would want to tell her children a few things. 3 3 "i love you, always stay together, be close as we always have been, stay in school, always be kind, love one another... keep god first." and ashworth says farah's children right now, are her biggest concern. "food, whatever it may be, it don't matter, whatever anybody can do to help... to help these kids stay together."this is the go fund me page that has been set up for farah, over a thousand dolla

the crash happened in the 700 block of ashworth road around 7 p-m. the area near lutheran church of hope and st. francis of assisi catholic church was busy because of people caucusing. police aren't identifying the victim, but said the person died at the scene. police say the person was crossing the road where there were no traffic control devices or marked crosswalks. west des moines police are investigation, but it doesn't look like any traffic laws were broken. a man is now being questioned in relation to the death of a prominent des moines architect... following the death of kirk blunck police have released a photo of a man and woman that were in the area at the time... and the couple has since come forward...and now the man is being questioned blunck's body was found on january 24th...at the bottom of a stairwell in the teachout building the hundreds of journalists in town covering the caucuses are scrambling to find a way back home this morning... "yeah, i'm a little nervous but my flight hasn't been canceled yet." luckily for that writer from

the victim was hit while crossing ashworth road around seven last night. they died at the scene. the driver wasn't hurt. police believe the driver didn't violate any traffic laws, because there weren't any crosswalks or traffic signals in the area... but they're continuing to investigate the crash. snow is slowing travel on the roads, but it appears to be going smoothly in the skies... this is a live look at the des moines international airport's departures. as you can see, there are a few delays and cancellations. despite the weather, officials say they are well prepared for the post caucus crowds. there are more people staffing check in counters and rental car returns. even so, anyone with a flight scheduled tonight is encouraged to the cyclones plan to stay right in the thick of the big arrive 90 minutes early. 12 title chase. to do that, they'll need a win tonight. iowa state students will do their part. once again they're lined up outside hilton coliseum for a top 25 showdown. the mountaineers go full court press the entire game. it's known as "press virginia". the cyclones

it happened in the seven thousand block of ashworth road on monday. police say the victim is 69 year old richard carstensen. the driver hasn't been ticketed. police don't believe he violated any traffic laws, but they're continuing to investigate. officials are at odds over how to improve safety on iowa's rural roads... it's on the heels of a spike in severe crashes at uncontrolled intersections. contrary to popular belief, engineers say installing more stop or yield signs isn't the answer. they claim it's because it can cause drivers to ignore critical signage where it's essential. a 2005 iowa state study found no difference between safety at intersections. sometimes the only way to stay safe on four wheels... is to park them. last night i went home and got halfway up the hill in the country, and had to leave it there. gary green says, as an iowan, driving in the snow and ice is nothing new. but he says last night was a first... green abandoned his truck minutes from his home in stanhope because it couldn't make it up the hill. instead, he and his wi

the crash happened in the 700 block of ashworth road around seven. the area around lutheran church of hope and st. francis of assisi was busy because of people caucusing. the man was crossing at a spot without traffic control devices or marked crosswalks. police say the victim died at the scene. they have not released his name.. police say it doesn't look like any traffic laws were broken. the airport was busy overnight, as journalists and campaign staffers headed out of town after the iowa caucuses. the des moines international airport saw a few canceled flights as the snow storm hit... but most people made it out before the snow started falling. airport officials say they were scheduled extra staff to handle the caucus crowd. rental car companies and t-s-a also brought in more workers. kevin foley says the airport will keep the runways clear, but cold temperatures could still affect flights... "ice, would be the worst possible situation for an aircraft. but snow decreases visibility and it causes and some flight disruptions as well. " a flight to d

a pedestrian was hit while crossing ashworth road around seven monday night. they died at the scene. the driver wasn't hurt. police believe the driver didn't violate any traffic laws, because there weren't any crosswalks or traffic signals in the area... but they're continuing to investigate the crash. yesterday's rough commute has trickled into today. an extra layer of snowfall is causing another round of problems for drivers this morning. let's check in with channel 13's moines streets hillary clinton is in a and it's coming from a drake university student. that and more coming up in just what's america's best-sellingbrand of trucks?you're in for a big surprise,pal. actually, you're not. it's ford f-series, again. and, it wasn't even close. for 39 straight years. why? game changin' innovation. like f-150's high-strength,military-grade aluminum alloy. which helps make it stronger, more capable and moreefficient than ever. innovation. it's why f-seriesis making every other truck brand...history. offer... to get you through hump day. here's what's trending this

identified the victim today as 69 year old richard carstensen he was killed, hit by a truck crossing ashworth road in front of a caucus site on monday night. there is not a crosswalk in this area, and police say no traffic laws the driver who hit carstensen. jack/lam: on the campaign trail today, they're dropping like flies! rand paul and rick santorum both suspended their presidential bids. and some nasty allegations are flying against the winner of the iowa caucuses: ted cruz. today- donald trump- once again on the attack- tweeting- (gfx tweet) ted cruz didn't win iowa, he stole it. (gfx tweet)..calling for a "new election" in iowa after the cruz campaign sent out this e-mail to supporters- falsely suggesting doctor ben carson was leaving the race. trump telling boston herald radio - he plans to file an official complaint. sot "its fraud..when you think of it and he picked up a lot of those votes and that's why the polls were wrong." cruz- responding - sot: it seems his reaction to everything is to throw a fit, to engage in insults and i understand that donald finds it very hard to lose, al

block of ashworth road. police say they don't know if from the saint francis of assisi catholic church caucus site. he was pronounced dead at the scene. gas prices are still going down. we spotted regular unleaded gas for $1.59 a gallon today in the metro. aaa says the national average is now $1.78. stacey: super commercials. advertisers spend millions of dollars for a 30-second ad during the big game. coming up why some are no longer , keeping those ads secret until kick-off. steve: and zika emergency. , the u.s. state that is now worried about its residents and the spread of the virus. mark: president obama makes his announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 5:00 with chief meteorologist john mclaughlin. steve: president obama visited a mosque and school today in baltimore to correct, what he calls a hugely distorted impression of muslim americans. stacey: mark albert is in baltimore with the story, new at 5:00. mark: neighbors waved hello as president obama arrived at the islamic socie

marcus ashworth, chief market strategist. let me give you a bit of a corporate recap here this hour. allianz shares under pressure after the german insurer misses its bottom line. net outflows at pimco almost halved compared to 2014. we heard earlier from the cfo on "squawk box." >> we are really at market level at the moment, so it is a challenge of the industry, but we are willing to take up the challenge and make 2016 the turning point. >> now, cutting a fashionable figure, the lungxury retailer kering posted positive fourth quarter revenues, sending shares higher. gucci did particularly well with a 14% rise in sales. we will be hearing from the ceo of kering in an exclusive interview later on in the day. we'll be sure to get you that. for now, that's it for today's "street signs." i'm louisa bojesen. "worldwide exchange" is up next. have a fantastic weekend. thank you very much for all of your communication, all your correspondence. you can still find us. we're still on e-mail. we're on twitter as well. have a lovely week

stacey: we now know the name of a man who died after being hit by a car along the 7000 block of ashworth road monday night just east of jordan creek parkway. 69-year-old richard carstensen was hit while crossing the street. there are no stop lights or crosswalks where carstensen tried to cross. the accident happened just before the iowa caucuses near a caucus site. but police say its still not known if that's connected to the accident. steve: the iowa caucuses ended on monday but the vote-count controversy continues. on the democratic side, bernie sanders refuses to concede the iowa results. speaking on "cbs this morning" from vermont, sanders says, right now, he lost to hillary clinton by 2/10 of 1%, but, with some delegates being decided by coin toss, he just wants to be apparently, by 2/10 of 1%. three clinton, it looks like, got 22. they were districts where there was literally a coin toss. the bottom line is, we are moving on to new hampshire, but we just make all the information is accurate. stacey: on the republican side, donald trump wants a do over because of two things iowa cau

crossing ashworth road in front of a caucus site on monday night. there is not a crosswalk in that area. police say no traffic laws were violated by the driver who hit him. jack: a-dong is back. after nearly seven months, the popular vietnamese restaurant will be opening its doors once more. back in august, a passer-by saw flames shooting out of the restraunt and called 9-1-1. that fire caused nearly 100 thousand dollars in damage. the owners of the des moines restaurant tell the des moines register they'll be offering free food tomorrow night to celebrate their re-opening. stephanie: to the the campaign trail now--where the candidates are dropping like flies! stephanie: kentucky senator rand paul and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum announced they're dropping out of the race earlier today. neither candidate had a good showing on caucus night. even thought paul came in 5th--beating florida governor jeb bush. our local five political analyst dr. steffen schmidt says it's all just part of the process. steffen 1:20: i think about iowa is we gi

jessica merk (with weimaraner dog named jersey) ashworth road animal hospital key points: one part of many otherwise-healthy dogs and cats is often neglected -- their teeth. we don't ignore our own dental health and ignore our pets' dental health. indicate 80 percent of cats already have some form of periodontal disease by age three. that us why it's so important to be proactive about pets' particularly if they pungent dog (or cat) signs of dental problems include: bad breath, a change in eating or chewing irritability and depression. if left unchecked, can cause painful oral lead to life- threatening heart, liver or kidney damage. to address the importance of oral health care for pets, the american veterinary medical association is sponsoring national pet dental health month in february. regular dental exams are an integral and a pet's overall health prevent more serious health problems. pet owners to make oral home care part of their pet's routine as a way to prevent tooth decay. although daily tooth brushing is advised for dogs and cats, only 2 percent of dog owners follow through.

police were called out to the 7-thousand block of ashworth road, near saint francis church, just before 7 o'clock last night, stepped into the roadway, as a truck was passing by. the area doesn't have any crosswalks or signals for pedestrians. authorities say the driver thought he'd hit a deer, and pulled over to the side of the road. officer jason lichty, west des moines police dept. "at this point, according to witnesses, it sounds like he was driving normal traffic speed, maintaining a normal speed in his lane and there was nothing he could do to avoid the accident." nikki: the name of the man is not being released, pending family notification. the driver has now been identified as 55 year-old urbandale resident robert irving who was uninjured. nikki: let's get into our big story this morning....a very close race in the iowa caucus... nikki: this morning the hillary clinton camp has declared a win for the democratic frontrunner... as the numbers came in last night, it looked more like a virtual tie for clinton and her main rival bernie sanders. clinton held a lead that was less than

richard ashworth, conservative member of the european private.xt, concerns about deutsche bank. are they overblown? we ask our correspondent in milan. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse live on bloomberg tv and radio's jimmy on your tablet, your phone and bloomberg.com. last night, deutsche bank felt a need to reassure investors and employees it has enough funds to pay its debt. let's bring in our european finance managing editor in milan. beenank shares have punished. why is deutsche bank being singled out? >> what investors are focusing on are some of the banks that have some of the weakest bug ffers. their ability to pay coupons on some of -- and equally some of those buffers in relation to capital wher eyou see shares amid concern as prophet does not strengthen as much as the bank might have benned for, it may not generating as much in terms of additional capital. the marketsto tap again. this is feeding the downward spiral in its debt. francine: who is the most vulnerable? french banks are doing better than other ones. am i right? >> yes