>> jimmy: claire danes. hi, claire. >> hi. >> jimmy: we love you. thanks for coming on the show. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> jimmy: please -- you're back. you're back in new york. >> i'm back! finally, i have been away forever. >> jimmy: you're one of my favorite new yorkers. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and you haven't lived in the city -- >> no, for years. yeah, no. my husband hugh dancy has been doing a show that has been filming in canada, so as soon as my season ends, his begins in yet another country. so yeah, it's been three years. his last season, we were in south africa. we were in cape town, which was amazing. >> jimmy: yup. >> but that was six months in africa. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i just got back. literally -- i literally just got back from berlin. >> jimmy: berlin? >> yeah. >> jimmy: so how is the you just moved back in and you're ready to go? >> no, we have been renovating our place -- >> jimmy: oh, no! >> for as long as we have been on location for literally years. >> jimmy: no, no, no. renova

phrase. >> claire: okay. you can't do like second word, first word, right? >> jimmy: no, but now we do. >> first word, second word. >> jimmy: yeah, we can't do it. phrase. >> claire: all right. >> jimmy: that means its two words. >> claire: okay, here we go. >> jimmy: gotcha. flame, fire. >> claire: um -- >> jimmy: keep the fire. don't fire -- you fire me, i quit. you're fired! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. >> steve: that is trump hair, too. >> jimmy: that is fantastic. >> steve: come on. professional. >> jimmy: when he goes to the barber, he brings this. [ laughter ] oh, my gosh. that is fantastic. all right. higgins, you're up. which number? [ talking over each other ] [ audience yelling out numbers ] >> steve: eight. okay. eight, okay. we are -- you're team fallon, we are team howard. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. >> steve: who was great in "empire." >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: it's a phrase. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's a phrase. okay. >> jimmy: phrase. >> all right. stop looking a

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and if you do, go local 5's claire powell is out on the roads right now. claire? claire/livetvu: -- shorter version of the a block -- location, road conditions, any where -- go slow jack: and we're not the only ones weather. all across the country, wild weather has been hitting from new mexico, to texas, to illinois. hundreds of flights are being cancelled at chicago o'hare international airport. "we had a flight to las vegas to go see fireworks on the 31st, and um all flights are cancelled. and we couldn't get a flight out of here until um, the 31st. " "lady down there said there were 700 cancelled." jack: a young des moines woman was killed in a bus crash this morning. a burlington trailways bus lost control on i-55 in chicago early this morning. 33 passengers were on board passengers were injured, and one was killed. that victim has been identified as 21-year-old nicole underwood from des moines. the interstate in that part of chicago was closed for several hours. burlington trailways released new information earlier today, showing the bus was traveling at 49 m

/2shot: thanks claire. local 5 will have more on this more on this story coming up at 10. stephanie: metro drivers got to experience a new interchange off i-80 today the new grand prairie parkway is a diamond shaped intersection - and it officially is open! it's the first of it's kind here in iowa, and one of just 19 in the nation. so how does this new intersection work... here's a simulated overhead look. (stephanie point this out) essentially both lanes of traffic cross at a stop light, then drive on the opposite side of the road over the overpass. there they hit another stoplight that lets you cross back to the proper side of the road. there are a lot of things put in place to make sure you stay on the right side of the road. we were out at the new interchange this afternoon to most drivers navigated the diamond without any problems, but it's still hard to tell how it will go over once more traffic goes through the area in the coming years. developers say it'll help provide relief to other major intercha

reporting live,claire powell , local 5 news we are iowa stephanie: claire, thanks. these were the 18th and 19th homicides of the year... which is an unusually high number. last year there were just 12 for the whole year. there were only 5 in 2010. is this increase in crime worrisome to des moines police? should you be worried? local five's amanda krenz will be bringing us that story tonight at six. jack: republican frontrunner donald trump is now strongly in the lead once again after the latest nationwide poll. but the other republicans are coming at him from all angles. donald trump is up and ben carson is down in a new national quinnipiac poll following the terrorist attacks on paris. (nats) trump now stands at 27% support, rubio 17%, and carson and cruz tied at16%--this is a major drop for carson since the last poll, 7 points. not hurt trump- last night in new hampshire, trump talked about getting deferements to avoid serving in vietnam. "i always felt a little guilty." in iowa, ted cruz is now neck-in-neck with trump for first place in the first state of the pre

reporting live in des moines claire powell local 5 news we are iowa claire, thanks. and this case today stretched into story county as well. the story county sheriff's office confirming they did a welfare check yesterday evening at the request of the police department, in this double homicide. looking for a woman named peggy reed at a home in the 100 avenue in slater -- however she was not found. reed's family tells local five michael wanchanic picked her up sometime in the last 24 hours and hasn't been seen or heard from since. here is the vehicle they may be in. a 2002 beige- colored dodge grand caravan. with iowa plates dmr-234. again-- michael wanchanic is the person of interest. he is considered armed and dangerous. these were the 17th and 18th homicides of the year... which is an unusually high were just 12 for the whole year. there were only 5 in 2010. stephanie: happening now... a different investigation underway on the east side of des moines... a drive-by shooting reported in the 1300 block of east 14th street. there were bullet holes in the home. nobody ha

claire/bam what a year 20-15 has been. never ending bad news for iowas poultry industry- from big confinements to backyard flocks. this friday, on january first, the ban prohibting public poultry exhibits, issued back on may 21st - will be lifted. meaning county and state fairs, auctions, swap meets and any other gatherings involving poultry are a go. from large turkey confinements to small scale flocks- 2015's avian flu was unprecdented. killing millions of birds and spending millions of dollars to clean up. but now- hope as public poultry exhibits are allowed again beginning january first. " kids can show poultry at fairs, auctions and swap meets and poultry business to reoccur" theres no doubt the outbreak had a chain effect from business ended up with teh disease were nervous so they changed what they were doing " "oh yeah, some security measures still had to be taken. you introduce one and itll take the entire flock so" in tony castelline's backyard, there are only 10 chickens... or "girls" as he

local 5's claire powell has the details. claire: jack, these criminal complaints show on the night of the accident, gliem was going 73 in a 35 mile per hour zone... had two bottles of tequila in her car... and a blood alcohol level of .123 she posted a portion of her 250 thousand dollar bond yesterday and today, is free. but the family of randy sonnenburg says with all of that evidence against her, gliem shouldnt be able to walk out and spend the holidays with her family. "he was a father,grandfather and friend. he was a great guy, hes buried and shes walkign. thats the biggest frustration" t when tamara cox and her family got the news that deanna gliem- the woman who killed her uncle and uncles best friend in a high speed crash- was free, anger set in. "she gets to be out walking free for the holidays and killed two people" m police say randy sonnenburg was riding with his best friend rick hummel when gliem crashed into them. gliem walked away with minor injuries. both men died at the scene. " tahts the only good thing is t

jack/1shot local 5's claire powell is here with tonight's big story, claire? claire/bam: jack, the metro star dive team recovered 17 kemps from a pond around afternoon. kemp was a junior at scavo high school here in des moines. yesterday, officials found his cell phone near the water and cadaver dogs also followed a trail that led to the edgeof the pond where kemp was found. "weve been out here every single day. this isnt the outcome we wanted, we still want answers, wanna know how" around 12:15, not even three hours into the expanded search for missing 17 year old sammy kemp- divers discovered his body in a pond outside of granger. police and family say kemp left a party at this duplex off highway 141 on saturday night and hadnt been seen or heard from since. "cadaver dogs and they did indicate positively near the edge of the pond. trainers were confident there were remains in the pond. " 16 departments, cadaver dogs, divers and search planes were part of the search. cell phone wednesday afternoon, just feet from the water. when kemp's body was found, family

good afternoon i'm claire phillips with the cellulars office.as kate mentioned our office issued this report last month, november 12th and surveyed six jurisdictions and their implementation techniques on automated safety enforcement. which is the overview that i will be giving you today. the objectives were to identify how other jurisdictions around the country implemented automated safety enforcement and how to use that to support san francisco's advance of ase authorization to vision zero action strategy as kate mentioned? so we're all very familiar with this visual. again, speeding is a major factor in whether a person will survive a collision with a vehicle. so a person who is struck by a car going 40 miles per hour has a 20% chance of surviving. while if going -- if they are 40 miles per hour has a 20% of surviving, whereas if a car is going 20 miles per hour, they have a 90% chance of surviving. so really significant factor in how fast a speeding car is moving in terms of if someone is going to survive a collision? as you can see, this is

jack: local 5's claire powell has more in tonights big story, claire? claire: jack, between the webster county courthouse and little joe's computers... this vandal is costing them - not only valuable christmas business- but nearly one thousand up costs... . "it was quite a mess and deal to clean up" on december 8th , people working at the webster county courthouse walked into a mess. literally only 2 fire extinguishers did all that damage" police say in the middle of the night, the set off two fire left. his actions displaced all the county workers for nearly a week during clean up. supervisor merrill leffler says scrubbing remodeled courthouse- costs. of 52,000 to clean the building" leffler says the bill will likely be near 75 thousand dollars toward the final estimate. then one week later, on december 15, only three blocks away.. "unfortunately to burglarize i business, we have to clean up our store" little joes computer was also vandalized, but this time, in surviellance video, you can see swick throwing a brick through the door, attempting to

local 5's claire powell is here with the latest, claire/bam: jack, while investigating that attempted robbery, guthrie county deputies checked other nearby farms for clues. thats when they noticed a carcass on the side of the road... then tire tracks.. then a blood trail leading to the butchered cow. and as warning, some of the photos and video we're about to show are graphic. on christmas morning, keith partlow was doing chores & getting ready for family christmas. until his phone rang. "we got a call from the sheriffs office christmas morning saying they found a gate open" the guthrie county sheriff had been investigating a nearby robbery when- off the road- they noticed an open gate, a blood trail, then this. one of partlows cows... shot, beheaded, sawed in half... "ive never seen this" with only the front half left behind. "struck by lightening and pasture oculdnt find. this is the first time for a butcher thats taken place in a pasture" partlow, who raises cattle with his family, says 40 years ago he remembers an incident like this... but not today. "cows were sleeping on the rid

local 5's claire powell has his story. claire: jack, hours before the stand off between wanchanic and law enforcement agencies ever began, chris charron was heading to announce woodward academys high school basketball game like he does every tuesday and thursday night. on his way, he noticed that beige dodge grand caravan everyone had been looking for. ever since mondays double homicide, chris charron has been playing one scene over and over in his head "the video of the children being carried out, i keep playing that back" thats why on tuesday night while heading to announce a high school basketball game, he paid attention to the radio. "thats when i heard the description of the cars license plate" that was until wanchanic's van ended up right in front of him, just outside of woodward. "rear end of his car was there in front of me, saw the plate and i just dont remember reading the individuals, i saw the dmr 234 and it instantly holy cow thats the guy" shaking, charron dialed 911 and until he stopped at th

claire? -- location -- road conditions, any to clear roads; with -- travel speed, go slow-- get home safely -- will toss back with "jack back to you" claire, thanks. jack: the d-o-t traffic cameras now. this is i-235 at 42nd street in des moines the dot website reporting that interstate conditions there are partially covered. for a first-hand perspective, we have iowa state patrol sergeant nathan ludwig on the phone. jack: what are you seeing right now? any major blockages to report? what kind of accidents are you seeing? how does this compare to events you've been part of the response to? recommendation is always to stay you advise to tonight? jack/lam: here in des moines, public works has been out with crews all day clearing roads. the city has 700 miles of residential streets to clear... which they will work on once all snow routes are finished. des moines crews are on 12 hour shifts. they began with pre-treatment yesterday, plowing today... and a final pass with rock salt later, until all

local 5's claire powell is live at the scene of the crime. claire? claire: stephanie, more gruesome details are emerging. according to these criminal complaints filed this morning- wanchanic deliberately shot bryon howard and heather belieu multiple times while they slept downstairs in the basement of the house they all shared. belieu was even holding her eight month old infant in her arms when she shot. the complaint says wanchanic went into his stepmothers bedroom, grabbed a gun and shot and killed the victims. he then hid the gun in his room, grabbed a different 9 mm handgun, stole the victims van and left for slater. while we know the details, the motive is still unclear. but in an off camera interview- wanchanics wanchanic was depressed and having difficulty handling the first anniversary of his fathers death. he believes wanchanic just snapped. claire: again, wanchanic is being held on a two million dollar cash only bond in polk county jail. he'll have his first appearance before a judge tomorrow morning - we'll bring you the latest updates. st

reporting live claire powell local 5 news we are iowa stephanie: claire, thanks. a metro high school basketball coach was carted off to jail, charged with having an inappropriate relationship with a 16 year old. gerald "tig" johnson was arrested yesterday, but is out on bond today. and today we got some new details into why he was charged. stephanie johnson faces one count of sexual exploitation by a school employee. he's ordered to not contact the victim, who is a 16 year old girl and one of his students this school year. the criminal complaint paperwork filed today says he got access to her cell phone number using his position as a school employee and contacted her. she told him his behavior made her uncomfortable. then she says he called her into his classroom and touched her inappropriately. the school district put him on administrative leave. stephanie: republican presidential candidate donald trump is feeling the heat for his anti- muslim stance...and he doesn't care. and president obama is finally weighing in. nat crowd chants enough is enough! new calls to

sabrina/wxhang local 5's claire powell joins us now, and claire, you were at the sentencing today. claire/wxhang sabrina, pete polson - also known as the pleasant hill shooter- took the stand again today for his sentencing. claire: polson was found guilty on several charges-- including attempted murder -- stemming from a a shooting in pleasant hill on november 17th of last year. this morning, a judge sentenced polson to 55 years in prison- with a mandatory minimum of 27.5 years. the november 20-14 shooting severly injured two people -- a third person was narrowly missed. polson said he was heavily intoxicated at the time and didn't remember much from the shooting. all three emotional victims took the stand today - telling polson he deserves everything he gets. "my kids were in there. bullet went through my house. you couldve killed my kids. slam you dont care, theres a special place in hell for guys like you. hope you rot in prison and claire/wxhang after the sentencing, polsons attorney said they plan to file an appeal within the next couple of days. coming up at 5 and 6 tonight,

local 5's claire powell has the details. claire: these affidavits and complaints were just updated by union county sheriffs office monday morning. they say on september 22nd, loretta dillinger, and the person she was with, were shot and killed after a confrontation with jerry dillinger. investigators say jerry "had specific details of the deaths"-- ones only a perpetrator would know. and now friends of lorettas say jerry wasnt only her ex-brother in law... but he was also her on and off again boyfriend. "devastated but at the same point and time i wasnt too surprised" nearly two weeks after loretta dillingers body was found in this rural pond in union county- more answers are coming in her death. according this union county affidavit and complaint updated monday morning, during investigatory interviews with jerry dillinger, dci agents say on or around september 22nd--- jerry shot and killed loretta dillinger and the person she was with. then jerry took lorettas body to a rural pond. and buried the other here at another house

reporting live claire powell local 5 news we are iowa. stephanie: meanwhile -- the community of madrid gathers tonight to remember a beloved coach. stephanie/1shot madrid high school head coach randy hinkle died suddenly of a heart attack on sunday. along with football, hinkel also coached track and field for the tigers-- he coached 5 state championship teams and produced numerous individual state winners. he's been at the helm of those teams for nearly 30 years. stephanie: tonight -- hundreds of people gathered in the school colors -- black and orange -- for visitation services in the gym. students, colleagues and longtime friends alike joined in to support each other -- and to share their favorite memories of the coach. there were tears -- but lots of laughs and smiles too. " " stephanie: in randy's name. contributions to the fund may be sent to city state bank in madrid. the information is on your screen. stephanie iowa is having a growth spurt -- well according to new numbers that is. the state data center released the numbers from th

local 5's claire powell is here claire/bam everyone has a good luck charm. rabbits foot, gameday rituals, whatever it may be. but for one hawkeye, her's is the 1957 rose bowl medal she earned as a drummer in a university of iowa band. she wore that medal proudly for every hawkeye game. this thanksgiving, it went missing, but the good luck it provided her was never lost. " " "anyone who knows me knows about my rose bowl medal" take one look around dorothy carpenters home "we're certainly a family of hawkeye fans" there's no doubt. shes a hawkeye. and has been since 1956 when she joined the famous scottish highlanders, an all female bagpipe and drumming band. "oh im right here, third snare" as fate has it, her first year at iowa, the hawks made it to pasedena. "was of course that magical football season for the hawkeyes to get to go to the rose bowl for the very first time" the band played on their train ride out, in the parade, at halftime and on the rides back. and after it all, they got this medal. nearly every d

>> claire: yeah, i love ds. >> eve: great.er at the community center, and we're forming a band, and i just--i really think that you would be the perfect lead singer. >> claire: wow, that's really nice of you to say, but i-i don't know. >> eve: well, honey, why not? >> claire: well, i'm not even sure if i'm staying in salem, you know? my dad's back in maine and-- >> eve: honey, i'm not asking for a lifetime commitment here, but since you're here--and you'd be really helping kids in need,

local 5's claire powell is here with more details. christmas morning, the guthrie county sheriff was investigating an attempted robbery north of menlo. after realizing nothing was taken- they scanned other nearby farms as well. thats when they found a carcass, tire tracks and a blood trail leading them to the butchered cow. as warning, some of the photos and video we're about to show are graphic. we've blurred out a majority of partlows photos. showing the four year old, pregnant cow that was first shot, then be- headed, then sawed in half. the back half was dragged out of the field and taken by the suspects. the sheriff believes multiple people trespassed onto the property, then used saws, knives and a gun to illegally kill the cow. they found two sets of tire tracks- one from a car, the other from a pick up truck, but as of right now do not have a description of either. they say the attempted robbery and butchering are connected and now want the publics help. " " we've had gone missing, stolen, struck by lightening and pasture oculd

local 5's claire story. double homicide, chris playing one scene over and over in his head "the video of the children being carried thats why on tuesday night while heading to announce a high school basketball game, he paid attention "thats when i heard the description of the cars license plate" that was until him, just outside of woodward. "rear end of his car was there in front of me, saw the plate and i reading the individuals, i saw the dmr 234 and it instantly guy" followed wanchanic caseys in woodward- thats when police took over and charron the game. afterwards, in the gym, is where he got his first thank you. "first time the person said you may have saved the people at caseys and that was the first time that it like whoa" "tv that the standoff was still going on" hours later, watching the stand off brought all his emotions rushing foward. "theres so many variables in my day that changed what i did how i did it charron will be nothing but humble about the role he it's something the

claire thanks for joining us. thank you. thanks for joining us around siouxland. >> and finally today, this image from sheldon, iowa, where east elementary school has it's own elf on a shelf.... or rather elf on the roof. principal jason groendyke is getting into the christmas spirit by supervising from the roof. making sure all the boys and obviously, principal groendyke >> claire: thank you for what

local 5's claire powell is out there right now -- claire? claire/live(tvu2) (ad libs) claire thanks. keep you posted on this developing story. you can find all the latest on our website. sabrina: and hillary clinton hitting back at donald trump -- her campaign calls "disgusting a brand new poll shows trump with his biggest lead yet in the republican race. jon karl is in washington with all the latest " crude comments campaign trail aimed at hillary clinton? gonna beat obama. the clinton campaign is blasting trump, calling him out for quote "degrading language" and "disgusting sexist the campaign is using #imwithher to rally tony goldwyn of curtis among those weighing in. (show graphic with both messages on screen, blur out word at top of goldywn tweet) tony goldwyn @realdonaldtrump? expanding my vocab but definitely hitting a new low. #imwithher jamie lee curtis ?@jamieleecurtis #imwithher there are no words and won't re-use his against him. on a campaign swing through iowa, clinton didn't respond directly to trump, but she did call him out

i dont want to break that promise, because its a good promise from des moines claire powell. laughs" local 5 news we are iowa. nikki: that 16-hundred dollars will go toward gas money for visits and helping other families during their part of the shining stars program of 2015- it highlighting student donors. she told us she's going to keep raising money and wants to make it to the two thousand dollar mark- if not more. nikki: coming up on local 5 news at six... the nights have been lit up around the metro... as homeowners put up colorful light displays to help celebrate christmas. nikki: : and before we story idea or comment, be sure you can email or call us. news tips media., know. we want to cover the stories that are important to you. "your watching local 5 news at 6 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." nikki: the nights have been filled with twinkling lights around the metro...and not from starry skies. local five checked out a few of the local christmas light displays

powell, abc 5 news nikki: that claire... well bree, we know it's the christmas season but the temperatures sure haven't felt like it...there's barely any snow on the ground! nikki: meteorologist bree sullivan joins us now with a quick look at the forecast. bree skies are very slowly clearing from west to east across the state and will continue to do so overnight. temperatures will settle into the 20s in western iowa where skies clear out first and 30s for eastern iowa where clouds will linger into the morning hours. fog will begin to develop late night tonight into early tomorrow morning. once the fog clears, sunshine coupled with a to 15 mph will take over and warm us back into the 50s in central and southern iowa with northern iowa getting into the 40s. the week ahead looks to be mainly dry with the thermometer sitting well above average in the 50s all week. several days look to be windy, particularly thursday through the end of the week. the pattern looks to switch next weekend as temperatures return closer to the 30s we

"if its not safe, you dont feel safe, you dont need to be out" from fort dodge claire powell local 5 news we are iowa jack: in sioux city, folks were hit hard today with snow and ice. here's a look at the roads. meterologists called it one of the biggest storms to hit the city - dumping up to 10 inches. the snow should be out of the area by tomorrow morning. jack: don't forget to com for all the latest road conditions and school closings in central iowa. jack: governor branstad is getting ready for the budget battle of 2016. he's at several budget hearings this week to get information for next year's proposal. here's chief political correspondent amanda krenz with the latest. amanda? amanda: first of all the governor is promised once again to release his budget reccomendation s as soon as the session starts. at these hearings he's listening to state departments give their pitch for how much money they'll need. after that, he'll wait for december revenue estimates to come out and then start crunching numbers. "24:27 even though the law doesn't require it unti lthe end of januar

i dont want to break that good promise from des moines claire powell. laughs" local 5 news we are iowa. nikki: that 16-hundred dollars will go toward gas money for visits and helping other families during their stay. grace will be part of the shining stars program of 2015- it highlighting student donors. she told us she's going to keep raising money and wants to make it to the two thousand dollar mark- if not more. nikki/1shot: it's almost the end of the year and it's time to take a look back... hard to believe we are almost in 20-16. coming up, local 5's jordan furbee takes a look back on the year that was in sports..and all set to christmas music! we'll be right back! "with just one week take a look back on some of the biggest moments and plays of the year. sit back, relax and enjoy as we recap 2015 in sports... " nikki: we can't end the show without one more check on jolly old saint nick.. here's a look at the santa tracker, and it looks like right now he is flying over ????? he's already been traveling back and forth between parts of canada and the

local 5's claire powell has more on that story. "as the flood waters continue to rise, business owners were holding their breath, but one business was prepared in more ways than one" "to be like this here it has to be alot of rain" "you know the rains been going on for days, both sides this spot. you'd think the signs would stop drivers "its been rising all morning and with enough cars getting stuck, teh city said we'll close off both ends" the road closed "we're a dive shop yet, we're closed off due to excessive water" are employees at matt leyden's dive shop, where inside, it's surprsingly...dry "snokels masks fins, tanks,air you name it we haev it here" all day, these divers - who're used to being sumberged- have watched drivers of cars do it instead. "little cars start to surf board, and some people go really fast, then slow down to hit the water and it floods their engine-- we're insdie saying keep going! " because no water has unless its from their they say the more they watch - the more they think "may

stephanie: local 5's claire powell has more on that story now. " " "in a detailed four page letter to the warren co baord of supervisors, a fifth judicial district judge calls the warren county courthouse naseauting and neglected. saying inside those walls are asbestos, fire hazards... all thigns that make this courthouse plain uninhabitable" its no secret, inside the warren county courthouse problems are piling... possible mold, unhealthy water issues, lack of basic maintenance. "i dont think it was shocking to get the letter but it was something the other should take more in the december second letter, chief judge arthur gamble of the fifth judicial nauseating smells caused from sewer gas during his visit.. supervisor crystal first hand. ""its not safe, its gross, no ventilation to outside windows" these are in court rooms and bathrooms all from rotting plumbing "point you can only maintain it so far, an older building." not to mention, no security at entryways, asbestos, a mice infestation this fall and a dryer fire in the jail on november 7th. the long list has mcin

announcer: and senator claire mccaskill talks about her book, a memoir about her life experiences and local, federal, and state government. claire mccaskill: i don't think we do anybody any favors i trying to dress up politicians that we are not people that have made major mistakes and have major problems in our lives. announcer: a panel discussion on run for newckley's york city mayor in 1985. and winston groom discusses his latest book on the winning of world war ii. winston: one of first questions i am usually asked is why did you choose these three men from the second world war? they answer is that embody, i believe, super characteristics of courage, character, and patriotism. announcer: on sunday night, authors look back at a turning point in world history in 1932, the rise of hitler and fdr. katz1:15, melissa discusses her book on the corporate capture of american life. melissa: there is a reason i chose the chamber of commerce as a subject for my book. and it is because it is a single organization that sums up the story of how we got here to this place. announcer: watch book tv

local 5's claire powell has tonight's big story. " her life was cut way too short and thats unfair" as students end their fall semester & begin their christmas break one thing is on their minds. "its not fair, she could be going home to her parents and she cant. its really messed up. whoever did it needs to say something, they need to make it right" since monday's hit and run, little answers have come for emmalee jacobs and her family. "some of the video is helping us narrow down what we believe which way the vehicle was heading, but its difficult from that intersection" ames police say on monday morning, it was rainy and dark--- and nearby surveillance video from buchannan hall and other buildings is unclear. and the tips they have received havent led to any big breaks. "as the students go home, potential witnesses, people in the area, potential suspect. just trying to get the word out" police are also working with local potential red flags. owners like mike rolling don't even know what type or color of vehicle to look for, so he's checking every single car that comes in for

local 5's claire powell has more. "the call came in as a area-hallway on second floor" des moines 21 st homicide of the year. just before 11 p-m on say 36 year old tacono conner was found brookside apartment union street also found shot- 37 year old ami stolki of des moines- who's recovering from her injuries at a local hospital. police say they're person of interest in the case. "our detectives have talked to witnesses throughout the night, identified person of interset that may have more information, trying to track that person down get them in here for an interview" while stolki is expected to survive - conner's death marks des moines' 21st homicide in 2015. that makes it the second highest on record. "it was 20 years ago when we had 20 in 1995, the highest since then" police say even though there's nothing connecting this case to others at the moment, many of this one thing in common. patterns, commonality between overwhelming majority of these is a volatile inter- personable relationship so we still believe the c

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local 5's claire powell has the story in this week's farm to family. on jane bethard's "go in and why don't you feed" but as you follow the fence. the unusual start to appear... "they say no really are they real, i say no they're cattle we put antlers on" no that's not rudolph, that's rebecca and holly. "she's the one that wants to go visit everybody" -me in shot and 7 month old woody.. four years ago, jane had an odd christmas exchange that started her love for reindeer. "i asked if she'd be willing to trade reindeer for cats, for 1 kitten and 200 dollars" "little short legged cats started us in our reindeer" since then, the reindeer bussiness has elijah and isiah- are there everyday "im coming in!" leading them along. her for a minute?" - "they're here a lot of the time, walk them, help feed"- moving because every year around christmas time, rebecca's calendar starts to fill up. "they go to a lot of the shows with us and

way to go sister claire leboeuf. once from new hampshire, always from new hampshire. tom: right now on wmur.com, we have a list of towns and cities with parking bans in effective overnight. jean: and, find out what items cost more or less in it might be 2015. surprising to learn what was cheaper. tom: tune in for new hampshire chronicle immediately following world news. we' ll see you after beyond the >> have a good night ahead and stay safe. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. i'm hillary clinton and i

claire williams explains. >> you need to get out. a months worth of rain fell here in just 24 hours. lifeboat crews and soldiers rescued hundreds trapped in their homes across cumbria and lancashire. the waters contaminated. you have petrol cars. sewage. all kinds of diseases. you have stuff underneath the water. desmond flooded some homes with a meter of water and lift 50,000 people without power. carlisle united's football ground seen here was inundated. team members have offered to help clean flooded homes. boat is the only method of transport for these residents. >> we saw the water coming up. it was quite frightening. claire: the local and national authorities flood defenses after severe flooding in the area 10 years ago. the fact that it has happened again have left -- has left many frustrated. >> it hasn't worked. it's not just the flood defenses. it's sewage as well. the pressure was pushing the water up. winde: heavy rain and subsided on sunday, but more rain has been forecast for later in the week. genie: this is france 24.

local 5's claire story. <<(ever since mondays double homicide, chris charron has been playing one scene over and over in his head "the video of the children being carried out, i keep playing that back" thats why on tuesday night while heading to announce a high school basketball game, he paid attention to the radio. "thats when i heard the description of the cars license plate" that was until wanchanic's van ended up right in front of him, just outside of woodward. "rear end of his car was there in front of me, saw the plate and i just dont remember reading the individuals, i saw the dmr 234 and it instantly holy cow thats the guy" shaking, charron dialed 911 and followed wanchanic until he stopped at this thats when police took over and charron went on to announce the game. afterwards, in the gym, is where he got his first thank you. "first time the person said you may have saved the people at caseys and that was the first time that it like whoa" "tv that the standoff was still going on"

"if its not safe, you dont feel safe, you dont need to be out" from fort dodge claire powell local 5 news we are iowa (tim) fred, how much more 2 line super: fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) a winter storm warning remains in effect in yellow through tomorrow, while a winter weather advisory is for those in light blue. the hd radar shows light snow over most of siouxland. sio city saw 5.4" of snow today, which breaks the record for november 29. norfolk's 3.7" also breaks a record. elsewhere, sioux city had 6.7" downtown and 9.0" on the north side of the metro, while 8.0" was reported in sergeant bluff, vermillion, and sioux city had 7".".or a full liststf snow totals from around siouxland, visit our abc9 news facebook page. road conditions are partially snow covered, so drive with care. here's the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk center in downtown sioux city. 34 was the high today and 31 the low. the king's pointe skycam hd shows a snowy scene in storm lake. we have 31 degrees in sioux city. local temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. wind chills are in

claire williams has more on this story. claire: he has been accused i more than 50 women of sexual more than accused by 50 women of sexual assault, but this is the first time a criminal case has been brought against bill cosby. the 78-year-old denies any wrongdoing. the district attorney did not name any victim, but the accusations parallel those made by andrea constand in 2004. >> these charges stem from sexual assault that took place on an evening in early 2004 at mr. cosby's home in shelti him -- in shelti him -- in shel tingham township. he urged her to take pills that he provided to her and to drink wine, the effect of which rendered her unable to move or respond to his advances, and he committed aggravated indecent assault upon her. heire: bill cosby has said had sexual contact with andrea constand, but claims it was consensual. she settled a civil case against him in 2006. prosecutors reopened the case as new evidence came to light. and as dozens of women came forward with similar allegations, making a mockery of bil

that nativity scene was recently bought by parishioners at saint claire and put on display for the first time last week. >>> a sexual predator is under arrest in new jersey avarices victim spotted him on the street a month after the attack. willie banks features a number of charges. he attacked a 22-year-old woman last month. on christmas eve, the woman called the police saying she spotted her attacker on the street. >>> chicago police say the shooting death of a 55-year-old mother was an accident. tonight, friends and family of the woman are sharing their frustration. betty jones was hit by an officer's bullet early yesterday morning. this happened while police were about her neighbor. 19-year-old quintonio legrere who was also killed. while the city is all in shock, this should be a time of community, understanding in chicago. >> i know that this is a time, a difficult time we have to get past in our city. we have to show our police officers and family a lot of compassion. this is not the time for hatred or violence in our city. right now, it is a time for compassion toward the sufferi

local 5's claire powell has more on the complaint that was filed in court today. claire:: we're finding out that the roosevelt high school's girls basketball coach allegedly made sexual advances on a 16 year old student earlier this month. gerald "tig" johnson made his first appearance in court today. here's what that complaint said- johnson allegedly used his position as a school employee to obtain the female student's cell phone number and then called her. two days after that, johnson made sexual advances on the girl when he pulled her out we spoke to one

and as claire said that are new kind of centers in washington. those when the tv cameras show up go to fix their hair and makeup, and then there are the women. [laughter] and we are here, we are here to support one of our own. and you know why? you know why? because as president, hillary clinton knows we need to retrain laid-off workers and returning veterans so they came have a job in the economy of the 21st century. she knows that we need to grow the economy from the middle out and that is why we need to increase the minimum wage, and she knows as president of the united states she will sign the first bill that will say equal pay for equal work. [applause] that's what we will get with hillary clinton, and that's why we have to work hard. last time when hillary ran, my mom literally the day before the caucus had her appendix taken out, but showed up for the caucus. to support hillary. so i just want us to all know, whatever the circumstances, appendix or not, we are going to be there for hillary. we're going to get the vote out and we're going t

>> higgins and i are playing with claire danes, and logic, it's a great show.o not change the channel. it's great. >> just moments ago, we told you about the breaking news of a missing girl from richmond, seven months old, great news, she has been found. >> that is good news tonight. >>> and good weather? >> yeah, a lot of people happy about the weather, not everybody, some people will want cold and snow, but you're noft going to get it. cooler in the next couple of days, then up to 57 on thursday and into the 60s next weekend is going to be exceptionally mild for this time of the year. >> all right, well thank you, i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield, thank you for joining us tonight. we'll see you tomorrow. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's the best gift ever. now during the ford holiday sales event get 0% financing for 60 months plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on select vehic