i just heard screaming, just wake up from this- mr polson- nightmare. mr polson answer my question... i did " claire/tvu we'll have more tonight on local 5 news at 6. live in des moines claire powell local 5 news we are iowa. stephanie/ots stephanie/ots plenty of in the metro this weekend for the i-m-t des moines marathon. ten-thousand athletes from around the world ran the moines last year. many of them will be take on the year... including philip lagat of his title. for the first time the race two days days-- with the 5k road race and kids run on saturday -- and the half marathon and marathon on sunday. stephanie: despite the record turn out last year, organizers say are actually local 5's jacob peklo explains. more than 10-thousand people competed in all of the events around the des moines marathon. this year, only about 82-hundred are on board, with around participants doing the joe anderson "there's runs that are color runs, there's fun runs. there's run like that that probably contribute to that." you wouldn't know it if you looked at the long lin

mr polson answer my question... i did " stephanie: on friday afternoon, the judge gave the jury 69 instructions, calling it a short novel so it's not a big surprise that deliberation is taking such a long time. again no verdict has been reached in the pete polson trial today. they'll resume tomorrow morning, we'll be here when the verdict is reached. more courtroom news now also out of pleasant hill. stephanie: a woman who ran a daycare out of her home pleaded guilty today to two counts of child endangerment. 29 year old christina williamson was arrested back in may after her husband secretly recorded her abusing children in her care. as part of a plea deal, she pled guilty to the two counts of child endangerment .... one a felony and the other a misdeamonor ... while other charges were dropped. "i handled the children roughly. i handled a-n roughly. i handled nr roughly to the point where one was crying and you could tell there might have been potential injury. stephanie: williamson is free on bond for now until he

mr polson answer my question... i did " jack: polson was the last person to take the stand before the defense and prosecution closing arguements this afternoon. "you dont go shooting people with a 9 mm weapon unless you have the intent to kill, pete polson had the intent . s no reason. he doesnt know. he had a mental disability and was in a state of drug intoxication. there was intent" jack: the jury only had 20 minutes to deliberate today. so it'll return on monday morning. local 5 will be there as the verdict comes down. jack: a newton couple is facing charges connected to a sex assault of a juvenile in august. the jasper county sheriff's office said the incident happened at a home on highway f-48 in newton. police say michelle wortman and berlou barnard were watching a young girl in their home at the time. the girl's age has not been released. the report says the girl's mother knew barnard was a registered sex offender. the girl claims that he assaulted her and in a few cases her mother walked in and stopped him.

mr polson answer my question... i did " jack: on friday afternoon, the judge gave the jury 69 instructions, calling it a short novel. so it's not a big surprise that deliberation is taking such a long time. again no verdict has been reached in the pete polson trial today. they'll resume tomorrow morning. local 5 will be there when the verdict is reached. stephanie/ots: iowa's governor wants to privatize medicaid. that plan has some iowans and state senator rob hogg asking how this will benefit everyone. hogg is also the chair of the state senate oversight committee. in an email to governrn branstad, hogg asks for specific details on his plan. hogg says that he and other iowans doubt that this plan will save money and on behalf of the oversight committee he is quote, "formally asking you to release the evidence you used to calculate privatizing medicaid will save the state of iowa government $50 million in the first six months of 2016." stephanie: local 5 made it a point to ask the governor about his plan during his

mr. polson could not form a specfic intent to do these acts 31 the jury was handed the case after closing arguments but only deliberated for 15 minutes before the courthouse closed for the night.... they will report back to the legal experts are weighing in on polson's defense claim. 550121 - it a very difficult defense and jurors do not like that defense, drake law professor... bob rigg... says an intoxication defense is extremely rare and hard to prove. in his nearly 40 years of practicing law...rigg says he has used the intoxication defense only a handful of times... but a judge only ruled in favor of it twice. he believes the reasoning is due to jurors not being able to relate to and understand the substance abuse severity level. 541216 - the level of intoxication has to be extreme, very severe. its not a situation where youve have one to many cocktails while partying , this isnt a situation where you may have ingested more of prescription medication than you should have, its too a point where you cant mentally function depending on the verdict, the intoxication defense could lessen a

" try to get an idea of whether or not mr polson was suffereing from a drug intoxication at this time" by this afternoon, 10 witnesses had taken the stand- describing the day of the shooting spree, including the first shooting victim, mark mitchell. "i saw someone approaching the house, asked for help, pulled a gun out of his pocket and shot" he was shot in the stomach, spending 40 days in hospital and had four surgeries. the day still haunts him. "911- ive been shot, oh god"/saw it, they were there that morning, its hard to forget" dci officials, plesant hill police officers and neighbors all testified- many saying they heard gun shots, then pointed out polson or his green ford explorer. including 25 year old zach whitehill who was shot through neck. leaving his arm with permanent nerve damage. " i said go to the hospital ive been shot in the back" through the testimonies, polson remained unshaken, even smiling. shortly after the shooting spree, an officer who listed testimonies including a few defense witnesses who know polson personally and talked to him leading up to the morning o