dr. gauzman says, it's not clear why the student brought the gun to school. now. some parents have expressed ncerns over not being notified about the incident immediately. coming up at six... we'll hear from one of those parents. jenna: an accident on i-29 backed up traffic for quite sometime early this morning... around 6:50, a southbound car ran out of gas and couldn't pull onto the shoulder because of construction.n. then, an oncoming car hit the vehicle,e,locking both lanesf traffic near the exit. two people were taken to mercy hosptal with minor injuries. no charges have been immediately filed. tim: an improperly disposed cigarette is to blame for monday's fire at sneaky's chicken in sioux city. that's the word today from sioux city fire rescue. six units and 18 firefighters responded to the big in a storage area at the back of the business. owner dave ferris tells us the restaurant will be closed for several weeks for cleaning and repairs. sneaky's catering will continue operations from a different location. jenna: the kind of cold we've been experiencing...

dr. gauzman says, it's not clear why the student brought the gun to school. dr. gausman on the matter. reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. tim: the iowa legislature reconviened on monday. today governor branstand took center stage sharing his hopes for 2016 in his annual condition of the state address. amanda krenz brings us the details on how this may shape the legislative agenda. amanda 48:21 the iowa legislature will face a lot of challenges this session, specifically the governor talked aobut the budget. but there are also some big issues that seem to have bipartisan support. ((nats of gov walking in...)) the longest serving govenor in u.s. history, once again entered house chambers to deliver his 22nd condition of the state. 11:20 it's a tight budget, will keep iowa stable. it's s balanced today and fits our 5 year projections. governor branstad got right to business talking about the budget saying most of the state's money should go`to education and medicaid. the newly sworn in speaker of the house, and first ever woman to hold the office in iowa agreed that it