you're watching local visit local 5 on the web. we are iowa dot com is your home for the latest in news, weather, and sports. jack: it turns out university of iowa fans aren't only in iowa. follow me now, this is weird. in niagara falls, new york, at a vacant building on the corner of ferry avenue and third street, rings out the hawkeye fight song. for the past six months, from about 4pm till 11 pm, the song plays on a loop. it plays more than 500 times on loop, over the seven hour period. none of the business owners or the city have been able to figure out the cause or who is behind the music. jack/wxhang: now one last check of your weather, with chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: weather adlib: today was just one of those typical cold, gray winter days that most of us just tolerate. well, the good news is that we will not have to take much more of this type of weather because a warm-up is coming along with some sunshine! tonight will be mostly cloudy to partly cloudy in some areas. those nw winds will be calming down and tur

you're watching local five news at six. don't forget to visit local 5 on the web. we are iowa dot com is your home for the latest in news, weather, and sports. jack/2shot: before we go tonight, local 5 news crews are working hard to bring you even more stories that affect how you live. stephanie/2shot: tonight at ten... local 5 sat down with one of the founders of the powerball, which started back in 19-88. and we'll hear why he's so disappointed jack/wxhang: now one last check of your weather, with chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: weather adlib: just when we were heading into the right directions with our temperatures, another cold front will be pushing through tonight bringing another shot of cold air. this cold front may also spit out a few flurries as it passes through overnight. the winds will be westerly early tonight and then turn to the northwest late tonight, which will start our next temperature drop. this will mean tuesday will be another brutally cold day with temps mainly in the 0s most of the day for most areas while wind chill values will be 1

for your local election headquarters, sabrina ahmed local 5 news, we are iowa. stephanie: aaron ohnemus the crash he's staying on the campaign trail in braden's memory. carson will resume his campaign events tomorrow. he'll hold a prayer rally in sioux city saturday dedicated to braden. jack: the town of earlham is divided tonight on whether or not to aprrove a 5 million dollar addition to the high school. it's promised that the changes would come with no extra burden on tax payers. but this same project has been voted down twice before. local five's jacob peklo has more from earlham. jacob peklo, reporting: "it's a story of determination for the earlham school district. advocates for the project say the time is right to transform this old gym into the new practice facility. but those against it, say it's better to wait and be more fiscally responsible. mary jobst, earlham resident: "i just have not heard any compelling argument or reason why this project cannot wait three years." the community gathered wednesday third proposal to add classrooms and expand the g

jack: coming up on local 5 news at six... a local business is poking fun at iowa's ever changing weather. stephanie: but next. the country is caught up in powerball fever.. we'll see what iowans think of this record breaking jackpot. "your watching local 5 angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie: the poweball up. stephanie/1shot: over 2-4 hours until the 1 and a half billion dollar jackpot drawn, many people are wondering about what they might actually got lucky enough to win. "well i'm pretty excited about the prospect of winning it i don't think i will but i won't know unless i try right nats would you like your reciept i think anybody has a shot at it that buys a ticket i think it'd be fun but i just want it to be woo whoo i think my chances are slim to none but you don't know if you don't buy one and i'd hate to think i have some numbers that might have worked and i didn't

local 5's claire powell has more. in the past forty or fifty years randy hilleman has seen all kinds of pig illnesses. "in the hog business you never know. when teg or prrs any other disease, it goes good then all of the sudden there's something new" now isu veterinarian's are watching a spike in the uncommon senecavirus-a. the virus rarely causes death and own. but its eery deadly diseases is what spooked. "clinical signs are blisters around nose and feet, lameness, look just like foot and mouth disease" generally, state veterinarians only see a handful of cases a seen more than 100. the virus that made it more transmisable. we months, and then none recent weeks." that news- hilleman says- is definitely a good thing. "we dont need that again" the biosecurity put in place since p-e-d-v and avian flu is an everyday necessity on farms across iowa. "you have to get trucks coming in and out, its just a far reaching" he knows if he see's something unusual, state and federal officials need to get invovled. "we

"local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa" elias: good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm elias johnson. elias: new at midday today-- found. elias: late last night, 12-year-old charlene brown was found at a rest area near victor, iowa. after she was reported missing on christmas eve. she was believed to be traveling with her mother, misty shaver, and her mother's boyfriend -- kevin carlton. there was a protective order preventing her mother from having contact with charlene at the time she disappeared. shaver and carlton were arrested last night. carlton has been charged with child stealing, and charlene's mother is being held as a material witness. charges are pending. elias: about 45 iowa national guard soldiers are back home after helping provide clean water to flood victims in missouri. they returned wednesday from high ridge, which is just southwest of st. louis. members helped purify drinking water after extensive contaminated the plant there. soldiers who's based in cedar the da

local 5 news at seconds. "you're watching local brad/wx wall weather adlib: today was just one of those typical cold, gray winter days that most of us just tolerate. well, the good news is that we will not have to take much more of this type of weather because a warm-up is coming along with some sunshine! tonight will be mostly cloudy to partly cloudy in some areas. those nw winds will be calming down and turning more to the west at 5-10 mph. temps will fall back into the 10s unless the all night which would help hold up temps a bit. with any luck, we will see some sunshine wednesday and the rest of the week. the more sunshine we can get, the warmer it will be. however, the sw winds alone will help to warm us up wednesday and again friday. by friday and saturday, we should be basking in some sunshine and temps the 40s for highs. cooler weather will return next week along with a good chance for rain changing to snow. right now, it looks like the heaviest snow will be falling tuesday, but it could start up on m

local five news at 10 is next. "you're watching local 5 news at 10 in hd .we team and we start with your forecast first." brad/wx wall weather adlib: today's cold was pretty brutal with temps in the 0s and wind chills in the -10s most of the day in central iowa. weather is on the way starting tonight. look for mostly cloudy skies as we head into the night with temperatures slowly rising overnight thanks to southerly winds. by morning, we should be in the 10s to start our wednesday. there will be some clouds around in the morning, but we should have sunnier and milder temps for the afternoon with highs cracking freezing in the metro. we will do even better thursday with highs reaching the 40s! but after that, there will be a couple of arctic cold fronts that will push us back into a deep freeze. the colder air will start to return friday, but will really be felt this weekend with highs in the 0s both saturday and sunday. lows temps each morning will be below zero in many areas. there will not be much snow in the nex

nine of us in the here at local 5! nine of us in the newsroom put in ten dollars each to create a group pool of 90 powerball if we wanted to have even a one percent chance at winning the powerball jackpot, we would have to purchase 2.92 million tickets. jack: it's officially been one year since we re- launched our new look and brand here at local five ...and also unveiled this new set and finished a massive remodel of the control room and newsroom as well! so we just wanted to wish our entire staff at local five a happy one year anniversary and thank all the viewers, new and old, who join us for our newscasts. there are more good things to come-- so keep watching. stephanie/wxcdl: jack/wxcdl chief meteorologist brad edwards is here now... ( local 5 weather is coming up next. brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. it sure was nice to see some sunshine today, returning the rest oyour fill because the clouds will be returning the rest of it sure was nice to see some sunshine today, and i hope you got your fill be

local election headquarters. we'll begin our full coverage later this month leading up to the big day... and on caucus day, we'll have live reports and more. stephanie the iowa g-o-p is getting ready for caucus night! with just a little more than three weeks left until february first, the iowa g-o-p is preparing their packets to find out which candidate iowans like the most. volunteers are hard at work... preparing the packets before they're sent out accross the state.. making it a top to bottom effort.. 00-15 jeff kaufmann, iowa gop chair, "we probably have the most talented group of individuals that we've ever had. they are cutting edge themselves, they are hard working, they are doing this because they are worried and believe in their future " stephanie: packets are hand-delivered to all sixteen- hundred, eighty-one precincts in iowa and volunteers will have logged hundred training hours by the time february first rolls around. jack on the democratic side, former president bill clinton has begun his campaign s

brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. james:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. tonight the winds will really pick up out of the north and temperatures will be falling fast. saturday is going to start with some isolated morning light snow, and windy and very cold. wind chills during the day saturday will be in the low teens, but that night the coldest air of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind chill meteorologist james peterson. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts " james/wxc: welcome back. i'm local 5 chief meteorologist james peterson. let's take a look at we are iowa's most accurate forecast. james/wxwall: weather adlib: tonight the winds will really pick up out of the north and temperatures will be falling fast. saturday is going to start with some isolated morning light snow, and windy and very cold. wind chills during the day saturday will be in the low teens, but that night the coldest air of the year will arrive and we will see deep sub zero wind chill values. sunday will be dry and cold with the wind backing off s

welcome to local 5 news, home of we are iowa dot com. i'm jack miller. stephanie and i'm stephanie angleson. stephanie: tonight's big story is the weather and those commuters trying to get home. jack/3 dtlwx: let's send it over to local 5 meterologist james peterson who's in the weather center with all you need to know about tonight's storm system. james: (ad lib about weat her) jack/2shot first-hand look at those roads. stephanie: we have local five's claire powell driving the interstates as our road warrior today-- claire what are you seeing? claire claire ad lib road conditions heading north toward i35 claire toss back jack: stephanie/ots: police are still looking into des moines' first homicide of the year. norma jean mcneely was police got a call early sunday morning. blood was found on the front porch as well as down the street. stay with local 5 jack: take a good look be able to help man. albia police say this man, leslie hartley, was thursday at the albia lions club around 8:30 at night. he was driving a maroon 1999 buick lesabre with iowa plates

you're watching local visit local 5 on the web. we are iowa dot com is your home for the latest in news, weather, and sports. jack/2shot: news crews are working hard to bring you even more stories that affect how you stephanie/2shot: tonight at ten... community is banding around family as they seek justice for her murder. we'll take a look inside what community members are now one last weather, with meteorologist brad edwards. brad: weather adlib: that winter weather is colder and colder as weekend too! tonight will be clear to partly cloudy with a very cold wind blowing in from the northwest at around 20 mph early and dropping to 10 mph late. the temperatures will drop into the single digits while the winds chills will go into the -0s, but it will only get colder in the days to come! saturday will be cold, dry and breezy day with highs in the single digits north and teens south. there will be a good chance for some light snow to come through saturday night mainly after 9 pm. right now, it looks like most parts of central iowa coul

this is local 5 midday. we are iowa" sabrina: thursday's nicer weather meant got out to enjoy sunshine.... gary keenan of knows all about by making it his art studio.. local five's dan corey has the story.. gary keenan gary keenan chainsaw carver. the trees onsite just like this. " "i started playing hobby. did it as a hobby time with it." "i've done so many eagles, i'm doing this one in two days, even though it is rather large. smaller trees, i might do in one day, bigger trees might days." with the building looking like a castle, i initially tried to talk they decided upon an eagle." "the area of fantasy favorite of mine because it does give me more artistical license." "i just enjoy doing this, the freedom, it's maybe not quite as fun in the bitter cold, i really enjoy being outside and having the freedom to create> all: (reax) sabrina sam is back now... sam forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: we managed to hit 48 yesterday

here's what our local five analyst dr. steffen schmidt has to say. 17:50 "politically it's very bad for cruz ... whether it's constitutional or not." 18:15 dr. steffen "this week in iowa" weekly political program this sunday. we'll talk trump/cruz and what's going on with the democrats' frontrunner flip-flop in iowa, plus a new goal to "get along" as a new iowa statehouse session starts. "this week in iowa" airs sunday at 9 a-m right here on local five. nikki/ots: a variety show and a singles' auction tonight in des moines raised money for a local charity. tonight, a date with 18 single men and women from across the metro were auctioned off to raise money for variety, a local children's charity. tickets were 20 dollars at the door. guests got to have a dinner and mingle ahead of the big auction. this year, the goal was to raise $10-dollars for the charity. organizers say it's a fun competition to be part of. doug vinsand, organizer: "we had a pushup contest on stage, we have a guy on stage tonight that has a rocky theme en

this is local 5 midday. we are iowa" elias: saturday's home loss to baylor may not have felt like a disaster to the cyclone nation... but it's not time to hit the panic button. local five's jordan furbee has more from ames. "well believe it or not, the sky isn't falling here in ames. ya the cyclones are 1-2 in conference play and this isn't the start anyone envisioned, but they hope to change that starting tuesday" "this isn't the end of the world, i mean we're three weeks into conference play. you're not even thinking about the conference championship race until the last two weeks of the season." "pump the brakes a little bit. you know i know we had a lot of high expectations for this year and those can still be high. we're working, we're working at this, i heard someone say earlier 'rome wasn't build in adversity hit us this year and i don't think we're crumbling at all. we're still positive and still believe in ourselves so i think they should too." "it ain't like we racking up our shoes and waiting for a

"local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa" elias: good morning local 5 news midday...i'm elias johnson. elias: we start with a breaking story -- an arrest in the hit and run death of an i-s-u student. elias: the hit and run happened at lincoln way and ash avenue in ames early in the morning on december 14th. an i-s-u police officer found 18-year-old emmalee jacobs lying in the road there. she was taken to the hospital, where she later died. today -- we're learning 23 year old benjamin clague has been charged in the death. he was apparently driving a cyride bus when he hit according to he's facing charges of leaving the scene of an accident and failure to obey a traffic control device. elias: as the investigation continues -- stick with local 5 for the latest. you can follow along on our website -- we are iowa dot com. elias: a home in pleasantville is a total loss after a fire broke out tuesday morning. responded to the home on street and found from the roof.... home. no one was inside at the time, but the family

"your watching local 5 weareiowa.com " jack: in your local election headquarters. jack/lam: two presidential candidates mark off two major milestones in iowa... just a few weeks from the iowa caucuses. rand paul and mike huckabee stopped by our studios to share their newest campaign accomplishments . " "rand 1:28 we also announced we have a 1000th precinct chair which is no small feat, we may well be the most organized campaign in iowa at this point. mike 25:54 between may 6th and today we didn't just go through 99 counties, i actually held town halls in all 99 counties in iowa, process. jack: you can see more of our you can see more of our interview with those candidates and others on sunday morning. watch our political show "this week in iowa" sunday at 9 a-m. stephanie : there are plenty more republican presidential candidates in the hawkeye state this weekend.. ted cruz, rand paul, rick santorum, donald trump, and ben carson all plan to be at events in iowa. as for democrats, bernies sanders and martin o- malley plan to campaign in iowa this weekend. then on mo

local 5's nikki davidson. nikki? nikki/livetvu2: snow advisory for central and southern iowa until 9pm tonight. snow will continue to fall across southwest and central iowa this evening. about 2 to 3 inches possible. des moines will likely be fairly low with about 0.5 to 1.5" possible. all snow will end this evening as it leaves southern iowa and we'll be left with a few slick roads and another fairly cold night with lows in the low teens. take your time getting home after work tonight, as the roads are getting slippery and accidents are being reported. stephanie/2wxhang: jack/2wxhang james peterson is here now... james/2wxhang: ( local 5 weather is coming up next. peterson. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" james/wxwall: weather adlib: take your time getting home after work tonight, as the roads are getting slippery and accidents are being reported. wednesday is going to be a fairly cloudy day, but we'll be dry and highs should be a bit more mild as they climb into the upper 20s. thursday sho

just go to local 12 dot com.. click on the red get it button. 3 making money on the winter storm.we'll tell you what a group of friends is charging 3 now it's time for our facebook question of the day.today is national chocolate cake day.so we want to know -- what's your favorite chocolate dessert? 3 we want you to join the conversation -- just *like* the local 12 page on facebook to share your thoughts. 3 more than one million dollars per pound.we'll tell you just how much money one company is making on a celebrity weight 3 3 two people are dead and three others are hurt after someone opens fire at a homeless camp in seattle.it happened last night at a long- standing encampment known as "the jungle."police are still looking for the shooter.they believe the shooting was targeted and don't think other homeless people are at risk. mile from safeco field, where the seattle mariners play. 3 federal agents arrest a milwaukee man on charges of trying to buy machine guns to attack a masonic temple. investigators say that

this is local 5 midday. we are iowa (music sting)" amanda: world health organization says the zika virus is "spreading explosively" in the americas and that the "level of concern is high." there is no current treatment and it can cause birth defects if the disease is contracted by a pregnant woman. scott mclean has the latest on the outbreak. --reporter pkg-as follows-- health officials are raising alarm over the zika virus but in brazil, the warning sirens have been blaring for months. over four-thousand babies in brazil have been born with microcephaly, resulting in abnormally small heads that can cause brain damage, and long-term developmental problems. (angela rocha, oswaldo cruz university hospital) these babies have brain damage to differing degrees which means inserting this generation into society is going to be very complicated. the world health organization now says the virus is "spreading explosively," with the potential of three to four million cases in the next 12 months. (dr. bruce aylward, wor

you're watching local 5 " you're watching local 5 news at 6 in hd. we are iowa" nikki: welcome back. we've already heard from several presidental candidates. but perhaps the largest name of this campaign was in northwest iowa today. donald trump visited dordt college in sioux center where people braved "nat/sot: "i am mostly telling people they have to get there pretty earlylyf they want to get a seat." vo: that was steve kelly ... chair of dordt's college republicans whom i talked to last week ahead of trump's visit ... and his advice was certainly valid ... well ahead of trump's 11 am scheduled appearance people had lined up to get into the b-j haan auditorium ... in the freezing cold they waited ... even at the back of the line. sot: "we want to hear what he's got we want to hear him in person. you can hear so much over the tv but we get this opportunity and we are going to take it. - just got to see donald ... just excitement - it is really cold ... it is kind of freezing ... the line is catching up a little bit it's going ... still back of the l

local 10's glea milberg is there as people take to the the p >> neki: right now on local 10 news, an officer recovering in the hospital after being ambushed while sitting inside his police cruiser. what the police chief has to say about this attack. >> todd: crash caught on camera. surveillance video rolling the moment a car slam into an in snoant by standard. that driver taking off. the details of his bizarre arrest. >> neki: and a winter a wallop what you need to know before you

here locally.. someone is 50 thousand for that amount was purchased at the kum and go on ep true parkway in west des moines. there was no jackpot winner in any state last night... .which means the grand prize is soaring to a world record breaking 1.3 billion dollars.... the next drawing is wednesday night... meanwhile... another record is being broken... the amount of powerball tickets people are buying... iowans spent 12.7 million dollars on tickets last week... the previous record was way back in 2001 when 9.4 million dollars was spent on tickets. nikki: did hollywood help put the world's most infamous drug kingpin in handcuffs? we're learning more about how el chapo was looking for fame - shopping his life story for a movie. reid binion reports. nat pop days after drug kingpin joaquin "el chapo" guzman was captured by mexican officials -- following his 2nd escape from prison in july-- mexican authorities are now turning their interest to actor sean penn. mexican officials want to question penn ov

for your local election headquarters, i'm sabrina ahmed, local 5 new we are iowa." jack: in other political news, republican ted cruz has named iowa congressman steve king as his campaign's national co- chair. king endorsed cruz for president back in november. he's been traveling with cruz this week on a state-wide bus tour, opening many of the events for the texas senator. stephanie/wxcdl: jack/wxcdl chief meteorologist brad edwards is here now... brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. ( local 5 weather is ertified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxwall: weather adlib: put script here in green a light mix of precipitation will continue into the early evening, but in most cases the roads are just wet. temperatures are above freezing in most areas of central iowa, but they are close to slick spots will certainly be possible into the evening hours. overall, the precipitation will be tapering off this evening, but some light showers or drizzle may persist overnight. thankfully, the metro will

this is local 5 midday. we are iowa" elias: you've no doubt heard of the underground railroad that would bring slaves from the south to freedom in the northern territories. but did you know the first underground railroad actually went south to a section of florida that offered freedom. it's part of america's untold journey as we celebrate black history month here on local five. "-lead trt: 1:55 narr - by the late 1600s, slaves head south in search of freedom . 01:07:57:00 - in 1687 the arrived in st. augustine as what would have been called fugitives. they had escaped bondage from the english plantations in the carolinas. anthony dixon - i think it is important though, that the underground railroad first came south to florida. james bullock - we don't know how many people attempted the journey. we don't know how many failed. kathy deegan - it wasn't an easy, immediate path even once people reached florida they augustine. it wasn't enough just to get to made it to the town and presented themselves to the gove

3 local 12's adam clements is out in the elements this morning.. downtown.. he's covering the chilly conditions you'll find if you're taking part in today's martin luther 3 3 tri-state roadsi-75 is clear in the cut-in-the-hill 3 3 caucuses are two weeks from today.. and the democrats debated in charleston south carolina last night.hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley appeared just blocks from the site of the deadly mass shooting at emanuel a-m-e church.sanders and clinton are neck and neck in iowa right now.. and last night's debate was much less friendly than what we've seen so far.kim hutcherson reports. 3 democratic presidential candidates took the stage in charleston amid a tightening race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders.on sunday night the gloves came off.as expected, the candidates clashed on gun control.sanders hit out at clinton:(bernie sanders/democratic presidential candidate)"well i think secretary clinton knows what she says is disingenuous from nra."while clinton doubled down(hillary clinton/democratic presidential candi

to learn more about the program you can log onto local 12 dot com... and click on the get it tab under the news section. 3 the vast majority of young people in cincinnati believe they will graduate from high school. but, after high school, a high percentage of them believe the future is bleak. a new report by xavier university was presented to cincinnati city council. nearly three the poorest families say they have a family member in jail.. and one in four say they've been homeless. but, they say the biggest obstacle they see is violence. 3 "almost 30% of kids are reporting that they've been physically hurt in some way by somebody. that's a big number." council members say the report is not a set- up to get more money for social service programs. but a committee looking for solutions won't report recommendation until this summer at the earliest. 3 cursive writing is optional for students in indiana... but a new bill could change that. the state senate passes a bill that would make cursive writing part of the required school curriculum.it's been optiona

you're watching local five news at 10. "your watching local 5 news in hd. home of nikki/lam welcome back.. three americans--all former prisoners of germany. . when the men the united inthe meantime, reconnecting families hur has more pkg for months--even years--behind bars in iran--landing first in switzerland then germany. president obama sot: this is a good day. gfx: pastor saeed abedini tweeting-- "saeed just landed in geneva. he is getting ready to leave to germany. i should talk with saeed in just a few hours! thank you for your prayers!" the father of two--was imprisoned for more than three years--accused of threatening iran's national security. another of the released--jason rezaian. the 39 year old journalist detained for 18 months--charged with espionage--in a closed door trial. once he--with his wife and mother by his side--was safely out of iran--the washington post released a statement saying: gfx: we are relieved that this 545-day nightmare for jason and his family is finally over. also on board, amir hekmati--detained the longest--four years.

you're watching local 5 news at 5:30. "you're watching local nikki: welcome back the massive blizzard that blanketed the east coast is moving out. nikki/bam: but the deadly storm has left behind a record amount of snow and power outages. abc's kenneth moton is in washington dc with the latest. " this morning, blizzard 2016 proved to one for the record books... sot oh yea it's not fun, no it's not a winter wonderland overnight, the massive winter storm and its strong winds crawled dumping more than 2 feet of snow in some parts...crippling major cities like dc, baltimore and new york where a travel ban was in effect to clear the roads. sot gov andrew cuomo(d) new york the travel ban has been lifted but doesn't mean go out and go sightseeing outside of philadelphia, incredible video...no sunday service at this church...the roof collapsed from the weight of snow. sot lee wigginscalvary fellowship church opened up the door to the auditorium....firefighte rs told us but the worst of the storm damage is happening right now on th

. >> this week, some local students have been learning skills to combat the issue of bullying. >> local 12's megan moore has the details. >> all week students here at fairfield intermediate school have been learning about the tools they need to spot bullying and also how to act and stop it. today they got to have a little fun inside the gym for an assembly and they got to see keenan west and anti-bullying speaker. >> today students got to hear more about what they have been learning all week in classes. the skills they need to learn bullying when they see it. keenan's message today not just through his feet but adding songs and dance moves. encouraging students not to be bystanders, but instead upstandards. bullying and also how students can bully by excluding others. he noted how things have changed with easy access to phones and media. cyber bullying being a big issue. he hopes students take away a lot from today. >> for us, it is really more of a focus on understanding that it is important for our students to build positive relationships with each other and to know how they can help

the hostel was built with local materials. we also want to show the wealth and uniqueness of the mangrove region by offering hiking tours. >> tourists are already booking the apartment. their stay includes visits to local fishermen and a boat trip through the mangroves. we continue inland to lake toho. here, patrice bada is supporting the future reserve. he's already won the fishermen and hunters over , so they'll respect the areas where fishing and hunting are prohibited. >> the hunting association supports what we're doing and is helping us with our work. the members act as guards in the park and make all the decisions regarding the area. >> it's a natural paradise, with protected marsh areas, rare species of plants and wildlife. how important is it to the hunters here to preserve their environment? patrice bada meets some guards on patrol. they used to hunt monkeys and antelope. now they earn a living by guarding the area against poachers. >> we used to sell the game or eat it ourselves. but we've stopped doing that. we wan

the local patrol and s.w.a.t. team have gone up to the exit ramp on the campus and that is about all we know. so we don't know the disposition of this. we know there's a lot of law enforcement surrounding what is building 26. this came out on twitter and facebook initially. warning to people via social media. something new when this came out. and that was hide, run, or fight. those were the instructions given to people. this is obviously a campus more heavily armed than most, it being a navy facility. not open to civilians in san diego. but perhaps, the largest military complex in any american city. it's in the, really, the northeast corner of the san diego metropolitan area. these aerial pictures are coming in knsd, our local station in san diego, is covering this story. that they've been on the air live. it happened just after 8:30 local time this morning on the west coast and really, these pictures which we're all seeing for the first time, are all we have to go on. law enforcement hasn't said anything about wh

coming up on local 5 news at five... if you don't have a powerball ticket for wednesday want to stick around after the commercials to see if now's the time for you to get in. stephanie: also next.... a tv you can roll up and take with you? it's a reality...but we'll tell you why you may 5 news at 5 in hd. we are iowa" stephanie: time to have some fun with what's trending now. sound-- a t-v you can roll up like a newspaper? jack: at this week's consumer electronic show in las vegas, television maker l-g will show off just such a thing: a high-definition t-v you can roll up. here it is-- the 18-inch display is just one of the concept designs l-g will be unveiling as it attempts to predict the future of tv screens. none of these t-v's will be sold this year -- and it's possible they may never actually hit stores. jack the consumer electronics show runs wednesday through saturday. stephanie: singer adele is saying "goodbye" to 2015 with a big feather in her cap. her album "25" is the biggest seller of 2015. according to bill

reporting live for your local election headquarters, i'm sabrina ahmed.. local 5 news. we are iowa. stephanie: new at 5 two people have been charged with murder in a 10 year cold case stephanie: state and local police announced today that they've arrested 28 year old christopher yenger and zachary dye with two counts of murder. both men are linked to a house fire in wapello county that killed two men in 2006. officials say new information from recent interviews points to a fight at the house, and that the fire was started intentionally by yenger and dye. the two victims killed in the fire were 20 year old nathan messer and 22 year old seth anderson. stephanie: and we have new details on the death of a local architect found over the weekend. kirk blunck was found dead inside the building at 500 east locust in downtown des moines around 4 in the afternoon sunday. blunck is a well-known architect, and has work in the east village. he was 62 years old. the case remains under investigation. jack: the democrats are outlining their budget for the state of iowa -- and it's lower than the go

a local company is testing the idea. angenette levy shows us how it would work. 3 "nats of octocopter" the octocopter launching from the top of this truck... could one day deliver a package to your front door. marty rucidlo: "what we're testing is the consistency and the safety and the reliability of being able to do it by delivering a package." the horsefly is the workhouse group's delivery drone. it can fly up to 50 miles per hour and carry a package as heavy as 15 pounds. it launches from this electric truck . marty rucidlo: "we're in the business of making an electric truck and that truck is much more efficient and less expensive to operate than a standard gasoline or diesel truck." workhorse group delivery driver would launch the drone by selecting the delivery location on a computer screen. marty rucidlo: "the operator would scan the barcode for the package, hit the button to operation. the operation would execute autonomously, at that point the driver would go on to his next position or his next delivery." workhor

>> and we have the pictures and deputies hope you could recognize them or the car they drove. local 12, joe webb spent the day in galveston. >> and sheriff's deputies need help from the public. they have eight break-ins as of late last week. yesterday, they had number 9. >> chris fields home in sanders kentucky is all too typical target. it was empty while he and his wife were at work. >> get out work about 7:30. went to the back room and the bedroom and everything was scattered around. >> the back door was pried open. the handgun and jewelry and personal items were taken. field's home was a couple of miles away from where the thieves hit, also in the afternoon. here are some good pictures of two men outside a home near tighter shots of both men. it also gets a good shot of the car they were driving. >> i think they were looking for daytime residents. people at work. if they are driving around and watching for cars or the night to check them during the day, to see what cars are there. and trying to establish motives and rhymes and reasons, we're doing what we are doing. >> someone saw

nikki also coming up on local five news at six... local five cruises with ted cruz. hear what the republican candidate had to say about his competitors nikki and of course... we're about 48 hours away from the iowa caucus. we'll preview monday night's main event. nikki and --- a cutting edge look at a different way to choose the caucus leader. an old fashioned duel.... " local 5 news at 6 in hd starts now. we are iowa" nikki: good evening. welcome to local 5 news, i'm nikki davidson. glad you're with us tonight. nikki: beautiful weather today.... but it's not going to stay that way... there is a winter storm coming... meterologist bree sullivan is standing by with a look at what the forecast looks like for early next week... bree? nikki: thanks bree. switching to thanks bree. switching to politics now. nikki: as monday night the final push to sway voters their way. we had a chance to sit down with one of those candidates. local 5's sabrina ahmed spoke with ted cruz. "sabrina - today we are just a few days away from the iowa caucuses, so we had the opportunity to sit

"your watching local 5 news in hd. home of the jackpot frenzy is dying down now after winners are taking home hundreds of dollars. stephanie: california are tickets were purchased. and the store owners who sold those are just as happy. even though no big billion there were still winners. seven across the state fifty thousand dollar prizes. all the way up to a two million dollar ticket. the nner of the two million stepped forward today. bryon stewart and his girlfriend taylor say they're going to split the money. they were one number away from winning the 1.5 billion. they said they were surprised to win at all but have a plan for the money. "first thing is paying loans off, any type of bill get that out of the way. want to inviest. im only 23 gotta think of the future" stephanie: the onawa casey's general the onawa his ticket also gets a two thousand dollar bonus. just for selling the winning ticket. stephanie: three one hundred thousand dollar winners in walnut, mason city and west des moines three fifty thousand doll

"your watching local 5 news in hd. home of stephanie: welcome back...looking at comsumer maters tonight... stephanie: good news for people looking to borrow this month. the federal reserve decided to leave interest rates where they are. last month, the fed raised rates for the first time in nearly a decade. they do plan to raise rates at least four times this year. stephanie: forget your debit card while you're at the atm? says you can withdrawal.just phone. it says one of the perks to the new machines is a function that allows customers to take money out of their account by tapping their phones to the a- t-m. stephanie: and a big merger in television today. our parent company... nexstar broadcasting is now the owner of media general. the local tv station group says the deal is worth 4 point 6 billion dollars. nexstar will now own 171 stations in 100 markets across the u-s. the new name of the company will be nexstar media group, it will be the largest affiliates. jack: tonight, after six long months, the haunting refr

nikki: local 5 news at 10... its a race against the clock to save lives and homes in missiouri...as volunteers armed with sandbags try to protect their communities... nikki: next.... a group of workers at a colorado plant.... fired for praying together... we'll explain why the plant says the religious practice hurt its operations... nikki: have a story you think we should cover? email us at: news at we are iowa dot com. or call us in the newsroom: 1- 800-858-5555. facebook "we are iowa local 5 news" and twitter "we are iowa 5 news" if you see news break... let us know. we'll be right back. you're watching local 5 news at 10. news in hd. home of weareiowa.com " nikki/bam: flooding continues in the midwest. the record floods are midwest. the record floods are finally receding in some areas, but just beginning in others. that tops our look at national headlines tonight. nikki: the historic floods are sweeping away homes and businesses in missouri. some parts of saint louis are under 16 feet of water. but all that wa

"your watching local 5 news in hd. home of "your watching local 5 news in hd. home of weareiowa.com " jackpot is up again! now the estimated winning amount is 450 million dolalrs or a 275 million dollar cash option. this giant prize is the fourth largest in the game's history. and it's now sixth on the list of largest lottery prizes ever offered in north america. meanwhile, here in iowa, lottery officials are advising some tips on how to handle office pools when buying lottery tickets. "definately keep careful of who put money in and who didn't espcially if you're buying tickets regulary so there wouldn't ever be a question of wether of not someone was in that week or not " stephanie/ram tickets are just 2 dollars each, and you have a one in 292 million chance to hit the jackpot. lottery officials say the surge in ticket numbers has increased the pot to its current size. jack: just it time for caucus season -- presidential history. portraits of all the american presidents are on display at valley west mall. it's the only complete collection of collection of pre

local 5's jacob peklo is live now downtown, jacob? jacob/livetvu1: jack, stephanie....in the background of the debate and caucuses tonight, it's the continuation of an all day effort to fight for an increase in minimum wage to fifteen dollars an hour. it's the third time that the debates have served as a backdrop for these concerns. organizers say it's terrible that nearly half of iowa workers make less than that amount. the latest rally and march through the streets....started less than half an hour ago and had hundreds of people participating. we'll have much more on how the rally grew throughout the day, and how long they'll continue this fight for fifteen. for now, reporting live from downtown, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa. jack/: thanks, jacob. meanwhile, there's a big debate line-up. this was the candidates to be on the stage tonight at the center. we now know that front runner donald trump won't be attending, that's right jack. instead the business mogul said he would event. local 5's sabrina ahmed is live now outs

resources for transportation with connects with bart and local measures including the local vehicle license fee to deliver more projects from the streetscape projects which we celebrated earlier this month and i was pleased to join supervisor avalos and supervisor cowen at that 23e7b9 that included the mcallister park and staff from the rec and park department public works and mta and our transportation authority the groundbreaking kickoff destruction of this safety project that converts 4 lanes into a pedestrian walkway for mcallister park the $7 million project has collaboration and funding resources including the transportation authorities one bay area grant program the vehicle registration and the prop k savings thank you to the ta staff fro organizing the event and all who worked on the project and the bureau ton band that entertained us and feinstein several individuals at the transportation authority for their service thank you to our cca sequence advisory committee my prediction to supervisor tang for the chairing of the plans committee and supervisor avalos for the finance

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this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack: stocks have been falling today in asia after another wild day here with the dow tumbling 250 points. and oil prices are still sliding to incredibly low levels jack: analysts say market volatility is caused by these oil prices .. the lowest in 12 years. it's great for drivers, but a significant blow to the energy industry which lost 100,000 jobs last year. " the market can handle bad news but it can't handle uncertainty?so not knowing where the bottom is in oil professional money managers ." " jack: investors are also concerned about the downturn in china's economy. they're worried the slowdown there could trigger a slowdown in the u.s. in areas like construction, technology and manufacturing. so far this year, the stock market turbulence has wiped out more than 2 trillion dollars from share prices. the average retirement savings account has lost more than 8-thousand dollars. stephanie: meanwhile, people across aren't too upset about the low gas prices. local 5 photographer ryan

india is still dominated largely by small local shops. nearly every quarter has its own stores with every retailer being responsible for cooling their own goods. few cities have any major supermarkets. that's partly because the government promotes and supports local retail. much of the food wastage is actuly a direct result of statintervenon. this is a state-owned warehouse for cereal crops, right on the edge of the indian capital. the wheat and millet stored here e supposed to be reserved for india's poor. over 30% of the population live under the poverty line. but exposed the weaers the produce goes bad before it reaches those in need. or the food is already saturated when it arrives. day laborers plough through the grain to dry it out. biraj: wdon't have mornization in our storage. when you stack, as we do, one sack of grain over the other, the sack of grain which has come first is at the bottom of the heap. but you will use the sack which has come las,t which is at top of the heap first. so it is the first in last out principle. repor

(ad lib) 3 in local news right now ... three people are on the run this morning as police investigate a shooting in west chester.someone shot an 18-year old man on north pisgah drive yesterday. he's in the hospital fighting for his life.. all police know is that the shooter was a man wearing a black coat and a dark hoodie.. they think another man and a woman with dark hair and glasses were also involved.. they got away in dark blue mazda protege with tinted windows.. it's similar to this car.. if you know anything about the shooting.. call crime stoppers. 352-3040. to our communities and our families everyday. a local father lost his son to an overdose.. instead of hiding the fact, he's using it as a powerful teaching tool.. todd brabender spends one hour a week with these eighth graders teaching them religion. but this week's lesson isn't from the bible, it comes from a letter he wrote. 3 "this is very difficult for 8th graders to hear. why would i burden you with this information? the answer is because when josh was in 8