channel 13's mike dasilva joins us with more. it is a nightmare scenario...but the good news is when they do happen there are some important life saving tools that can be used to rescue people. we were pretty fortunate that day. everybody was. it was june of 2013 when arick baker became trapped in a grain bin on a farm just south of iowa falls. captain jason barrick would later be given an award of valor for his actions that day.... 06:53:19 i was the initial one in there barrick says using "grain bin rescue tubes" made saving baker's life possible. 06:58:05--21 'that was the only way that we could get to him the fastest 06:58:22--33 'figured out where he was, got down to him, dug him out below his shoulders and stuff like that, just to find him, and get him a little bit of water and other stuff that he needed. otherwise you wouldnt be able to, it be, you wouldnt be coming back into you 06:58:40 another valuable tool, though it wasn't used that day, is a rescue auger...which can work in conjunction with the rescue tubes... carol

channel 13's mike dasilva has more on the change. 18:21:17--20 'theres always room for human error, especially when you have this many people participating.' thomas henderson saying there may have been mistakes made in transmitting the data on caucus night... 18:21:41--51 'it is possible that the reports that were received on caucus night are different than the actual sheets when we have a chance to calculate now that we received from precinct captains. that is possible.' henderson stands by the process itself...calling it fair, we know them...could change... 18:22:58 'is it possible that at some point down the road we could look back and say actually bernie won. we thought hillarywon that night but in retrospect bernie won? i guess anythings possible.' 18:23:09 i dont anticipate the numbers ll shift but its so close who knows when they have a chance to look at the numbers again and i think the state party will do that review we could get a different result, we dont know yet. 15:11:28--32 we think our process is very special and we think that there are a lot of great things about the process.'

criminal matter, which is we hope is that of the processes side, justice side of things.' 18:42:01 mike dasilva, channel 13 news police say there could be other victims in the nursing home and so they're going to keep investigating. he isn't running for office... but pope francis is playing politics... today he criticized donald trump's plans to build a wall along the u-s mexico border... person who only thinks about building walls -- wherever they be located -- and not building bridges is not a christian he's questioning my faith. i was christian and proud of it. for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful you might find a little bit of hypocrisy in both of those statements.... here's why.... nearly 40-foot walls surround vatican city. they were built and expanded by three different popes. the city is soldiers with the swiss guard. however, anyone can walk through st. peter's square at any time. as for the disgracefulness of questioning a person's faith... less than a week ago donald trump tweeted this... "how can ted cruz be an evangelical christian when he lies so much

channel 13's mike dasilva was 13... that's right..when does the members have to file a lawsuit if they suspect their loved one's death was caused by negligence or some other wrongful action by a doctor. iowa's statute of limitations for medical malpractice claims is two years... at the time of gray's death his wife was three months pregnant with their daughter. four years later, in february of 2014, mr. gray's estate, his wife, and child filed a lawsuit against gray's doctor -- daniel baldi. that lawsuit sought to recover financial damages for what they claim is the wrongful death of mrs. gray's husband and her child's father. but a district judge dismissed the case because he said it was past the statute of limitations. the judge saying the suit was filed two years too late... this appeal before the supreme court is about whether that was the right call... 23:45:50--23:46:14 what happened in this case was that mr. gray had various drug addiction problems. he was seeking medical help and had sought medical help for some

channel 13's mike dasilva looked at the problem.. and the possible solution. this is what the roads are like holes, no gravel but lots of mud, and impassable conditions. 19:01:17--29 'look at this, here on 140th ave, where warren county meets polk county, things are really bad. the conditions are difficult to walk through, let alone drive through.' just ask the people that drive on the roads every day.... 19:05:05--14 'on the bottom of this hill, the bump, the holes are really bad. you have to slow down to almost ten miles an hour just to drive down the road.' 19:03:15 'your car just gets disgusting, you cant keep it clean. your kids shoes are just full of mud, from walking, and its not very fun.' this is what the roads did to riedesel's 's jeep...but the mother of two says her main concern is safety. 18:44:26--41 'when were driving out here and youre coming up a hill and your essentially in the middle of the road because both sides are so swampy and youre coming up blind on someone coming down the hill, its a head on collision waiting to happen.' riedesel, wh

as channel 13's mike dasilva reports... another lottery winner now says that money is his... 1:18 its the right amount of money that was then...this is now... 16:32:56--16:33:00 'anybody who knows our clients know that theyre the last thing from greedy larry dawson won the nine million, ninety thousand dollar hot of six million dollars was paid to him at the time. and he was thrilled. 1:01 the ticket was purchased at the dock stop at webster city jackpot on may 7, 2011. the cash value of six million dollars was paid to him at the time. and he was thrilled. 1:01 the ticket was purchased at the dock stop at webster city and i jumped up and i said thats me but now his attorneys are saying he's entitled to more money.... 16:32:15 'the odds arent exactly what we call great to win the lottery, and if you actually win the lottery then you should get your prize the crawford mauro law firm saying dawson should have been paid 16 million dollars cash instead of the six he received...and that he would have if it wasn't for former lotto

channel 13's mike dasilva shows us who unknowingly helped him get away. it was around two o'clock this afternoon when the young man got away...a transport service was taking the juvenile to a correctional facility...when they stopped at ames... 101324 they pulled in to use the facilities at the rest area and i believe upon exiting out of the facilities the juvenile male took off running and hopped into a car and that car left with that male.' the escapee ended up some 3 or 4 miles down the road...near mile marker 116... 10:14:39-53 'he ran from this interstate area, from the ditch, and you can see the foot tracks in the snow, back here he ran into the field and im not sure how far into the field he was but he certainly was out of sight from the interstate.' we caught up with the people that say they gave the juvenile a ride... 102320 yeah right there you know he was hitchhiking for a ride and he was like yeah man im just looking for a ride man and he said its cold out here so we grabbed him and we put him in the car 10:25:18 he wasnt wearing like an orang

channel 13's mike dasilva has more. carson's campaign manager tried night...as voting was underway.... 20:36:30--40 so we're hearing rumblings that dr. carson is actually going to sit out new hampsire? can you address that? this started with a cnn report, which is just an abject lie after the results were in...carson addressed his supporters. 21:19:50--21:20:11 i was reasonably happy today until i you know discovered the dirty tricks that were going on and people spreading rumors that i had dropped out and that people should caucus for somebody else. i mean do you think that thats something thats acceptable? today congressman steve king, national co-chair for the cruz campaign, tweeted 'i respect ben carson & regret any miscommunications.' ted cruz himself issuing a statement saying that his campaign updated grassroots leaders about the c-n-n post saying carson wasn't going to new hampshire or south carolina..cruz adding that what his political team should have done was send around the follow-up statement from the carso

channel 13's mike dasilva explains why... 02:12:27--35 it was really workforce developments fault. forward and pointed it out and said i want to return the check and they said no.' that's why state senator bill dotzler believes the iowans who received unemployment checks in 2014 due to an error by iowa workforce development...should be allowed to keep that money...even though they got money that they weren't supposed to. dotzler, who's a non-voting member of the iowa workforce development board, is proposing that iowans should not have to pay the money back. 02:12:17--29 'you cant get blood out of a turnip and when somebodys been laid off and they dont have any resources, youre gonna have to go through procedures of garnishing wages and all that. andy roberts of the plumbers and steamfitters local union 33, is the chairman of of the iowa workforce development board. roberts is in favor of dotzler's proposal. 01:50:15--24 'i just feel that what its gonna cost for the state of iowa taxpayers to recuperate this money is far more, outweighs the amount that youre gonna receive back in.'

channel 13's mike dasilva has the writing from methodist hospital, 58 year-old rick rauzi saying on facebook quote "i have to say that yesterday i came as close to death as i ever want to be..not to be melodramatic, but it's a heavy thing to actually say goodbye to your wife and kids and face death alone...i shouldn't have made it." but he did make it... thanks to these two guys... 18:45:44- it started off like any other day." but catching fish and having a good time would soon give way to a rescue rescue mission...after damian bell's son konnor said he heard someone screaming for help. 18:48:06-- it was hard to make out anything besides geese really at that point. we said buddy, i think it's just the geese." but the screaming continued...the conditions were such that you couldn't see anything across the lake, and it was snowing really hard. so damian and jesse left their boys with a phone and told them to stay put... 18:50:06--13 'we knew the kids were safe where they were because of the testing of the ice we had done. we put them both in one shack so that they could be with each other.' no

channel 13's mike dasilva shows us what can be done to make sure it doesn't happen again... when the fans in the stands are court or to anyone at the event...what is supposed to happen? and who's in charge? well according to the executive director of the iowa high school athletic association, there are guidelines and policies in place that govern such a scenario. alan beste says it's up to the school administrators of both teams to take action. theyre the ones who are probably visiting amongst themselves to determine whats going to happen and the policy, which is called 'conduct counts' that addresses chanting and cheering directed at opponents. 02:05 there are several different ways that they can handle it. they can simply give an informal warning to the students or the spectators and say this is inappropriate, stop. or, they can give a formal warning and say if it continues were going to eject you and then if it gets to tha point where the fans are being belligerent, then there is a possibility of those fans being ejected from the contest. dallas center grimes activities d

channel 13's mike dasilva has more... how did the blood supply get so low? 17:32:00--15 'we have mobiles that go out. we have buses that go out. we have cube vans that go out. if its bad weather and we cant get to our destination, we cant go, thats hundreds of units of blood that we cant get. we have to make up 17:38:46--17:39:00 'the delays, and sometimes the schools cant reschedule, so we lose those units so and we have centers. sioux city, fort dodge, mason city, those areas, when we shut those donor centers down, we pick up the slack here to try to help them get that inventory back up.' so in order to boost the dangerously low supply...the lifeserve blood center opened for blood donations on a sunday for the first time ever... 17:30:58--17:31:08 'were volunteering on a sunday, nobody wants to be at work on a sunday. i mean, were here because we believe in what we do. you cant go to walgreens and get a substitute for blood, you know there is no substitute.' jeff reese believes deeply in the mission. 17:30:41--50 'i worked at mercy, i worked at methodist,

mike dasilva has the details. 1:18 its the right amount of money that was then...this is now... 16:32:56--16:33:00 'anybody who knows our clients know that theyre the last thing from greedy larry dawson won the nine million, ninety thousand dollar hot lotto jackpot on may 7, 2011. the cash value of six million dollars was paid to him at the time. and he was thrilled. 1:01 the ticket was purchased at and i jumped up and i said thats me but now his attorneys are saying he's entitled to more money.... 16:32:15 'the odds arent exactly what we call great to win the lottery, and if you actually win the lottery then you should get your prize the crawford mauro law firm saying dawson should have been paid 16 million dollars cash instead of the six he received...and that he would have if it wasn't for former lotto security executive eddie tipton... in november 2010, tipton, rigged the hot lotto game. on december 23, 2010, tipton 12-29-2010 rigged drawing. when the rigged lotto numbers were drawn, tipton won a cash value jackpot of ten million dollars. the jackpot then wrongfully reset to one m

mike dasilva has more.. carson's campaign manager tried to knock down the rumors last night...as voting was underway.... 20:36:30--40 so we're hearing rumblings that dr. carson is actually going to sit out new hampsire? can you address that? this started with a cnn report, which is just an abject lie after the results were in...carson addressed his supporters. 21:19:50--21:20:11 i was reasonably happy today until i you know discovered the dirty tricks that were going on and people spreading rumors that i had dropped out and that people should caucus for somebody else. i mean do you think that thats something thats acceptable? today congressman steve king, national co-chair for the cruz campaign, tweeted 'i respect ben carson & regret any miscommunications.' ted cruz himself issuing a statement saying that his campaign updated c-n-n post saying carson wasn't going to new hampshire or south carolina...cruz adding that what his political team should have done was send around the follow-up statement from the car

mike dasilva has the story. police say this woman: 42 year old wanda sue vanwyk of prairie city stole cash and a credit card from a resident at the west ridge nursing and rehabilitation center in knoxville...also known as west ridge specialty care. the nurse's aid is accused of stealing the card and cash from an 80 year-old woman. 15:40:10--19 'the credit card provider called them and said that some strange charges had been charged to her card.' police found out when they were contacted by the family of the alleged victim...who was also missing 300 dollars in cash. police say vanwyke spent or charged a grand total of 1250 dollars. all on the victim's dime...folks in town are shocked by the allegations... 16:39:15--19 'i think thats terrible to take advantage of the elderly, especially when theyre in your care.' 16:45:40--46 thats a taking nursing home peoples money, taking credit cards and stuff like that thats horrible 16:52:41 'thats just sad that you know people would do something like that, especially to old

channel 13's mike dasilva joins us with more. it is a nightmare scenario...but the good news is when they do happen there are some important life saving tools that can be used to rescue people. we were pretty fortunate that day. everybody was. it was june of 2013 when arick baker became trapped in a grain bin on a farm just south of iowa falls. captain jason barrick would later be given an award of valor for his actions that day.... 06:53:19 i was the initial one in there barrick says using "grain bin rescue tubes" made saving baker's life possible. 06:58:05--21 'that was the only way that we could get to him the fastest 06:58:22--33 'figured out where he was, got down to him, dug him out below his shoulders and stuff like that, just to find him, and get him a little bit of water and other stuff that he needed. otherwise you wouldnt be able to, it be, you wouldnt be

mike dasilva has this report. 18:21:17--20 'theres always room for human error, have this many people participating.' thomas henderson saying there may have been mistakes made in transmitting the data on caucus night... 18:21:41--51 'it is possible that the reports that were received on caucus night are different than the actual sheets when we have a chance to calculate now that we received from precinct captains. that is possible.' henderson stands by the process itself...calling it fair, accurate, and legal...but he also says the results as we know them...could change... 18:22:58 'is it possible that at some point down the road we could look back and say actually bernie won. we thought hillary won that night but in retrospect bernie won? i guess anythings possible.' 18:23:09 i dont anticipate the numbers will shift but its so close who knows when they have a chance to look at the numbers again and i think the state party will do that review we could get a different result, we dont know yet. 15:11:28--32 we think our process is very special and we think that there are a lot of great

mike dasilva has the story. 02:12:27--35 it was really workforce developments fault. iowans came forward and pointed it out and said i want to return the check and they said no.' that's why state senator bill dotzler believes the iowans who received unemployment checks in 2014 due to an error by iowa workforce development...should be allowed to keep that money...even though they got money that they weren't supposed to. dotzler, who's a non-voting member of the iowa workforce development board, is proposing that iowans should not have to pay the cant get blood out of a turnip and when somebodys been laid off and they dont have any resources, youre gonna have to go through procedures of garnishing wages and all that. andy roberts of the plumbers and steamfitters local union 33, is the chairman of of the iowa workforce development board. roberts is in favor of dotzler's proposal. 01:50:15--24 'i just feel that what its gonna cost for the state of iowa taxpayers to recuperate this money is far more, outweighs the amount that youre gonna receive back in.' both dotzler and

channel 13's mike dasilva joins us first on thirteen... the attorneys who filed the petition today said this lawsuit arises out of the theft that occurred by tipton, who was convicted of fraud...the suit against the iowa lottery authority and the multi-state lottery association is for unjust enrichment, negligence, and breach of contract. jerry crawford and nick mauro of the crawford mauro law firm holdin a news conference today...detailing the lawsuit that stemmed from the stolen jackpot. the time line goes like this: in november 2010, tipton, a lottery executive in charge of security rigged the hot lotto game. he installed software that would spit out a predetermined set of

mike dasilva spoke with the fishermen today and he has their story. ing from methodist hospital, 58 year-old rick rauzi saying on facebook quote "i have to say that yesterday i came as close to death as i ever want to be..not to be melodramatic, but it's a heavy thing to actually say goodbye to your wife and kids and face death alone...i shouldn't have made it." but he did make it... thanks to these two guys... 18:45:44- it started off like any other day." but catching fish and having a good time would soon give way to a rescue rescue mission...after damian bell's son konnor said he heard someone screaming for help. 18:48:06-- it was hard to make out anything besides geese point. we said buddy, i think it's just the geese." but the screaming continued...the conditions were such that you couldn't see anything across the lake, and it was snowing really hard. so damian and jesse left their boys with a phone and told them to stay put... 18:50:06--13 'we knew the kids were safe where they were because of the testing of the ice we had done. we put them both

mike dasilva has this story. it was around two o'clock this afternoon when the young man got away...a transport service was taking the juvenile to a correctional facility...when they stopped at this southbound rest area on i-35 north of ames... 101324 they pulled in to use the facilities at the rest area and i believe upon exiting out of the facilities the juvenile male took off running and hopped into a car and that car left with that male.' the escapee ended up some 3 or 4 miles down the road...near mile marker 116... 10:14:39-53 'he ran from this interstate area, from the see the foot tracks in the snow, back here he ran into the field and im not sure how far into the field he was but he certainly was out of sight from the interstate.' we caught up with the people that say they gave the juvenile a ride... 102320 yeah right there you know he was hitchhiking for a ride and he was like yeah man im just looking for a ride man and he said its cold out here so we grabbed him and we put him in the car 10:25:18 he was

mike dasilva has details. when the fans in the stands are being disrespectful to the players on the court or to anyone at the event...what is supposed to happen? and who's in charge? well according to the executive director of the iowa high school athletic association, there are guidelines and policies in place that govern such a scenario. alan beste says it's up to the school administrators of both teams to take action. theyre the ones who are probably visiting amongst themselves to and the policy, which is called 'conduct counts' that addresses chanting and cheering directed at several different ways that they can handle it. they can simply give an informal warning to the students or the spectators and say this is inappropriate, stop. warning and say if it continues were going to eject you and then if it gets to that point where the fans are being belligerent, then there is a possibility of those fans being ejected from the contest. dallas center grimes activities director steve watson was at the top of dcg'