sports director jon schaeffer is live at the state wrestling tournament at arena. jon? jon: coming up on dual semifinal action from wells fargo close matches lead to a great night of championship showdowns.. stick around. jon: welcome to wells fargo arena where the craziness is underway tomorrow is when it picks up even more. today was all about team duals. something a lot of coaches are saying they don't like having before the traditional they wrestle on. let's check out the action. " we start with 3a johnston and southeast polk 152 pounds. collin hushagen for the dragons getting a pair of take downs against solomon jones for southeast polk hushagen with 3 teams points after a decision win. austin garcia adds to it with a 12-1 major decision at 160. dragons up 13-0. at 190 pounds ben wilson gets the win by fall against eric pingel and the dragons now up 22 to 3. southeast polk responding though ethan andersen at 220 pounds working on jacob cooper eventually landing the win by fall in the first period. southeast polk would win 7 of the last 8 matches including at 285 da

we'll check in with local 5 sports director jon schaeffer for a live look at mats. hd starts now. we are good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm amanda krenz. amanda: new at midday amanda: there was a house fire in des moines this morning. it happened in a single family home near the intersection of hubbell and douglas avenue. there was no one was inside house when crews arrived on scene, but smoke was pouring out of basement and has caused extensive damage in the home. officials say todays high winds did not contribute to the fire. amanda/ots: a change is coming to the dowdupont headquarters in johnston just this morning, the recently merged company released a statement saying the corporate headquarters will be moving to delaware, while two global business centers will remain in johnston and indianapolis. while exact changes in staffing numbers have yet to be announced, the move will certainly have an impact on johnston's economy. be sure to stick with local 5 to keep you up to date on this story as it develops. amanda: iowan has tested positive for t

jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon a busy day of wrestling at the well yeah jack it's opening round action for the individual tournaments. coming up on local 5 sports we've got a packed sports cast of 1a and 3a wrestling highlights you don't want to "now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports" jon: welcome back. the quest for an individual state title has to start with a win today. with more from wells fargo arena we go out to jordan furbee. ad lib lead "we kick things off at indianola. wrestles better with one leg, than most do with 2. he gets the 3 point near fall en route to the 16-1 tech fall victory. up to 113, #1 brody wrestles better with one leg, than most do with 2. he gets the 3 point the 16-1 tech fall victory. up to 113, #1 brody teske of fort dodge, gets the take down and near fall en route to the pin of joe pins! teske moves to 40-0 this season. 120 pounds, 8th ranked alec clark of ottumwa earns the fall 1:29 in. 126 pounds, #1 triston lara of fort dodge is on to the quarters with the fall at 2:20 over dc-g's bryce murano. 132 po

sports director jon schaeffer is in with the countdown. stephanie: next.... their time left is whittling away. see how the candidates are spending their to sway iowa voters. next.... news in hd. home of jack: it's going to be a tight caucus tomorrow night. the des moines register - bloomberg poll was released this weekend. and for the democrats... it's a two-horse race. hillary clinton has a slim three point lead over bernie sanders. stephanie: on the republican side, donald trump is in the lead by over ted cruz at 28 percent. at 15 percent. but poll numbers, of stopping working hard to get people out to vote for candidates tomorrow. stephanie: once the presumed front runner, jeb bush, is now registering 4 percent in the polls. jeb hasn't spent much time in iowa lately, but his campaign says they still plan on doing well caucus night. "i think our expectations are to do very very well to have a strong showing here it's the first step in the process and we feel that iowa understands that we need to elect a commander in chief someone that can fix the mess thats

schaeffer says: "we have seen they are a critical voting bloc in the last several elections and i think we can expect that again in 2016." the number of unmarried women in the u-s is on the rise - and for the first time this fall - the majority of women eligible to vote will be single. it's a demographic group that was strongly in president obama's column back in 2012 - when they favored him over gop nominee mitt romney by 36 percentage points. shortage of resources on the left geared toward attracting and appealing toward women." when it comes to what they view as the most important role for the government, unmarried women voters cite: making sure jobs pay enough to live on, followed by helping working families and helping middle-class families. erlich says: "more and more, we're seeing the bottom line really comes down to: how is your pocket book being affected." among democrats, unmarried women have consistently chosen bernie sanders - who's made no secret of his plans to quote "tax the wealthy" in order to pay for things like free college education and health care - over hillary cli

jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports" " local 5 sports director breaks down the uni win over local 5 sports director breaks down the uni win over wichita state and previews the game in ames tonight as iowa state takes on texas" nikki: we'll be right back... you're five news at six. miss a story? 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. james: we have another "clipper" type system coming in from the nw and it has prompted a winter weather advisory for much of northern, eastern and central iowa through sunday morning. snow will start up after 6 pm saturday night and continue off and on into early sunday morning. right now, it looks like the metro could get about 2-4" while heavier amounts of 3-6" will be possible north and east of us. most of the snow should be done >>> tonight on "cyhawk rewind" the hawk s coming off a split week. they'll be back tonight against texas. this is "cyhawk rewind" on local five. >> welcome to the

i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon the cyclones have some representation in the big game sunday. jon/2bam: that's right jack a.j. klein is representing isu well this season. coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear from the former cyclone on the dream coming true and a look back at how the big 12 helped him get to where he is. "now, local 5 sports jon: welcome back sunday former cyclones linebacker a.j. klein will be trying to help the panthers win their first ever nfl title. klein was an impact player for isu-- and the same can be said for him in carolina. he's listed second on the depth chart at middle line backer behind thomas davis who broke his arm against arizona in the nfc championship. klein took some time to talk about his days at iowa state-- and how he's preparing for the biggest stage in football. "the stage of the big 12 obviously helps you gotta play against the best week in and week out in the big 12 and go back to my coaching staff paul rhoads unfortunately just got fired but i remember sending him a text after i heard the news and just thanked him for

(toss t0 jack) jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon iowa state has had no problem scoring this season-- but are still struggling to this season-- but are still struggling to get the wins. jon/2bam: yeah jack-- and in large part because they're giving up too many points. coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear from virginia. "now, local 5 sports are iowa sports" jon: welcome back-- the iowa state cyclones-- gave up 80 plus points for the fourth time in their last five games last night against west virginia.. i-s-u has no problem scoring--they're 13th in the country in points per game-- but they're 276th in the country in points allowed-- giving up nearly 76 points per game. that's where the problem lies-- and it's pretty apparent-- the question is can it be fixed? "we just gotta stay with it because, if you've seen our team at its best defensively, we can fly around and guard. but we gotta rebound, you gotta finish plays and that's the biggest thing." "i think we are a good defensive team. at times we have a few lapses out there, but i mean we've been working

"now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we after the 1-3 start to the big 12 season iowa state had-- it's interesting to look back and think there was panic amongst some in cyclone nation. but since then they've reeled off four straight conference wins with a chance at a fifth tonight against west virginia. in that span they've taken down number one oklahoma and number kansas. this will wrap up a 5 game stretch that has pitted i-s-u against four top 15 opponents. the cyclones have shown a new spark since steve prohm has coach. prohm is doing prohm-- and that means stronger defense and smarter possessions. tonight they'll have to add toughness to that mix as they take on the 14th ranked mountaineers. "the biggest thing, you can't have a lot of ball turnovers. but as much as the press is important. they kill you on the glass. we've gotta get stops and we have to rebound. they rebound almost 50 percent of their misses. which is incredible. that's his m-o that's what makes his teams good. their toughness and competitive drive a

with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports" jon: welcome back- tonight the iowa wild will go pink-- in the rink as they try to raise awareness and money to fight breast cancer. it's a cause that hits close to home for many-- including the wild team itself. look around a room-- or a stadium-- you will find people impacted by cancer. tonight at wells fargo arena-- one of the many people effected is wild associate coach david cundiff. and my father are people that the disease unfortunately seems like it takes the best. " cunniff's father-- john-- is in the u.s. hockey hall of fame. he was a great player-- and an even better coach. "i used to skate with his dad in the summer. that's how we trained going into our camps because the old man ran some pretty grueling camps." a quote from john cunniff titled winning is unusual spans across the wild weight room wall "you can't be one of the crowd you, you have to be different, you have to train different, you have to act different. it's one of the many lessons david to

(toss to jack) jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon the iowa wild have looked like a new team since christmas jon/2bam: yeah jack they've been playing a whole lot because of some guys returning from injury coming up on local 5 sports hear what team torch is comparing this group to right now and why it may be a good sign of things to come! may be a good sign of things to come! are iowa sports" jon: welcome back. one of the few things people have been critical of this season is adam woodbury for the iowa hawkeyes. but really his numbers haven't been that bad. alex giaimo tells us how the hawkeyes big man is using the critics as fuel for his game. "(alex giaimo) adam woodbury's fourth year on the iowa hawkeyes has been nothing short of incredible. he's heard plenty of criticism from haters over the years but this season, the 7 foot 1 center, is finally feeling appreciated. (adam woodbury) i mean who would say it obviously feels nice being appreciated but for the few people that didn't appreciate me that kind of gave me more motivation to work even harder. (mike ge

hd with angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack: when hillary clinton faced an audience to claim victory in iowa - someone making faces behind her back tried to steal the show. who was that guy with stickers all over him? jeanne moos caught up with sticker boy. " i'm sure hillary clinton wanted the audience to chew over her speech, (hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate) "and we have to be united." but maybe not quite so literally. (jeanne moos, new york) "what are the different nicknames you've had? (peter clinkscales, "sticker boy") "i've gotten sticker boy, sticker man...idiot, that's a popular one." 18-year old peter clinkscales masticated throughout hillary's speech. (hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate) "an incredible honor to..." the drake university freshman bopped his neck. (hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate) "we have the opportunity to do now." what looked like a sneeze into his arm was called the dab. (hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate) "to

with jon schaeffer and jordan furbee jon: welcome back before we get into some high school highlights-- late breaking news from iowa state. travis hines with the ames tribune is reporting jameel mckay has been suspended indefinitely and did not make the trip to stillwater oklahoma for tomorrow's game against oklahoma state. mckay tweeted out it is just one game. we will see if that holds true-- remember halice cooke was left showing up late for practice. so something as small as that-- we'll wait and see. jon: the centennial jaguars girls basketball team is the best 3 point shooting team in class 5a. they're a whopping 42 percent from beyond the arc. the team right behind them? waukee-- how bout that they meet tonight in the waukee field house for a three spree! join this one in progress third quarter-- one point game-- centennial's tasha vipond with the basket. for two teams a lot of damage inside tonight. but mollie deskin showing the range for waukee. waukee up 2--- inside now to riley jacobson who weaves her way past the defender-- and in for a pair. centennial sticking with it in

sports director jon schaeffer is in with a cy-hawk preview. " now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we " " nikki: thanks jon. well beginning thanks jon. well beginning march first.... and only the second time since the mid- eighties, anglers in western iowa will have the chance to reel in big paddlefish on the missouri and big sioux rivers. reporter christina (gree- hall-va) gri-jalva heads out on the water and tells us more. "paddlefish-- one of the largest freshwater fish in north america-- and found right here-- in the missouri and big sioux rivers. "there a pretty neat fish, their a planktavor, they use their bill or their rostrum to try and direct the uh flow of small animals called zooplanktun and similar small fish is what they feed on." now-- siouxland prepares for its second season of paddlefishing-- after it had been cancelled since 1986. i got the chance to head out on the missouri river with members from the d- n-r-- and see how their tagging process works. "this is an iowa dnr paddlefish tag, it looks actually like a waterfall band and it says right on it iowa dnr, onaw

jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon iowa hasn't had a true test these last few games jon/2bam: that's right jack-- but thursday could coming up on local 5 sports hear how the hawkeyes are using their high speed offense to take down indiana. "now, local 5 sports jon: welcome back the iowa hawkeyes have been one of the hottest teams in the nation. they play both court-- and don't lose too often-- now another indiana. with more on what should be a fast paced affair thursday we go out to alex giaimo in iowa city. " thursday's matchup between iowa and indiana features two of the big ten's top scorers. jarred uthoff on the hawkeyes and indiana's yogi ferrell. which means this game will most likely be extremed high tempo'd and high scoring. (giaimo) both teams are the highest scoring in the conference and will need to keep pace with each other. (anthony clemmons) it should be a track meet i mean to be honest the last few years that think we are able to play fast and we are able to play slow. (peter jok) they are athletic they like to run just like we do i mean we a

look for highlights from local five sports director jon schaeffer this evening. elias: in other sports news...the number thirteen cyclones headed night, taking on number 25 baylor. iowa state looking for for their first win there since 20- 13...a close back and forth between the two teams. but i-s-u unable to secure a strong lead...falling 100 to 91 to the baylor bears. cyclones now 7-6 in the big 12 this season. georges niang able to score 24 points...putting him over the two-thousand career mark. sabrina: new this morning....advoc ates against sexual violence take their fight to the state capitol today. morning....advoc ates against sexual violence take their fight to the state capitol today. sabrina: the iowa coalition against sexual assault plans to rally at the state capitol today... they will join today... they will join advocates from more than 20 sexual assault programs from across iowa at the state capitol this morning... the group plans to call for sustained funding and legislation to protect and support sexual violence survivors. a briefing and be at t

say about last night's loss that continues to keep them in a funk "now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we welcome back last night iowa lost for the third time in four games. it's a feeling all too familiar for hawkeye fans-- a strong start and terrible finish. but they still have time to climb back out of this downturn. with more in iowa city we go to alex giaimo. "a packed black and gold arena could not lift iowa to a win and for the 6th straight time.the hawkeyes fell to the wisconsin badgers. (adam woodbury) ah basketball is very mental. tonight we made to many mistakes and that's what cost us. (giaimo) iowa had 14 turnovers on the night many of which were unforced. (fran mccaffery) we were a little casual with the ball. 6 turnovers is too many 8 is way too many. you know against a team that's playing half court man you know we got to do better than that. (mike gesell) you know just uncharacteristic turnovers things that don't usually happen. (giaimo) multiple times iowa had a 6 point lead in the second half but just couldn't put the game away. the badgers also made an alarming 10

uh, raymond schaeffer. hi. you must be agent jareau. nice to meet you. this is special agent aaron hotchner. dr. spencer reid. this is sheriff raymond schaeffer. well, i see you're getting settled. thank you for the space. well, thank you for flying out. um, has alex harrison's family been notified yet? not yet. uh, parents were divorced, he lived with his father. i could use the company. i'm happy to come along. hotch, i'll let you know what i find. thanks. is this your first notification, sheriff? uh, is it that obvious? uh, i can give you a few tips. just got this promotion, and the sheriff i replaced retired after 30 years. so, i got big shoes to fill. i'm just happy deaths in our county are down. well, believe me, it never gets easy. this father's worst nitmare is about to come true. [birds calling] how was the drive up the mountain? well, before or after the flat tire? that good, huh? i'm the head ranger, lizzie evans. hi, agent prentiss, this is agenmorgan. agent gideon's still in town. you must be exhausted from the trip, but we need to keep movi

local 5 sports director jon schaeffer sat down with iowa state athletic director jamie pollard today, as he looks back on 20-15 and plans ahead for the new year. jack: but next, the university of iowa's muslim students now have a safe place to pray on campus. we'll take a look at how the administration worked with students to make it happen. "your watching local 5 news at 6 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are 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." jack/1shot: with the closest mosque miles away, muslim students at the university of iowa don't have a quiet place where they can pray without interruption. now that space is available, and students are saying it's a step forward. local 5's brea (bre-uh) love has the story. " more than 30 thousand students attend the university of iowa. so you can imagine campus is constantly packed with people. which makes finding a quiet area to pray, hard for students like mohammad ismail.46:07<"whenever i was looking for a room, i kinda

jack/2bam: sports director jon schaeffer, and jon iowa state gearing up for the final stretch jon/2bam: yeah jack-- and finish strong. coming up on local 5 sports hear from the start prepping for what's to come in march-- and it starts this jon: welcome back-- the iowa state mens basketball team is hitting the final stretch before tournament season gets underway. ask them and they'll say they're focused on the next game-- but they are also ready to get into tournament mode for march-- and these last three games can help set the tempo for what's to come in just a couple of weeks. "i think we're about to go into that mode righnow. just when i meet with these guys today at three we'll show some west virginia and then i'll talk to them about the commitment and a little bit about the emotion really just being there for one another " "we're ready i just feel like this team has been through so much off the court stuff this season and now we bringing it all together. and it's nothing but positive and i feel like we're going to get a break soon and hopefully we want to play our best basketball

local 5 sports director jon schaeffer sat down with athletic director jamie pollard to talk about 2015 and what we can expect for this year. " the year didn't start the way jamie pollard expected-- he suffered a heart attack which is admittedly something he doesn't think about much these days. after watching isu men's hoops claim back to back big 12 championships it was on to the ncaa tournament where the reality didn't live up to it. now the ncaa tournament didn't go hoped it would with a uab what was your disappointing for you were still living on the high of the big 12 championship and first game the you're early on thursday morning and um it was like it was over before it ever started and like a bad dream. but as you learn in athletics tomorrow comes whether you want it to or not and life had to go on and so we've put that in the memory bank and moved on." pollard then watched on that spring as the bank and moved on." pollard then watched mayor-- fred hoiberg chicago bulls. beloved coaches in school history. he chose murray state head coach steve person to follow fred. because he i

news at 6 in hd with jack miller, stephanie edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie: the big question remains at the statehouse: how ready is iowa for medicaid changes? stephanie: governor branstad is intent on switching the system to private management on march first, at a meeting today at the statehouse - several lawmakers raised concerns. mainly they're worried that the federal government wanted 16 items fixed in order for the state to move forward, and that hasn't happened. "dvorsky 5:08:36 i think we're misleading people, saying theyese things ar completed when they're not. johnson 5:15:10 why was the legislature left out of this last year? why? i really feel like we were just left out." stephanie: there's a deadline coming up tomorrow - february 17th. that's the final day for medicaid to pick which of the three managed care companies they want for their health coverage. also, still no word from c-m-s on whether this is a go for march 1st. jack/1shot: lawmakers have said over and over again that figuring out ed

catherine eden and luke schaeffer's $2 a day. >> at extreme poverty in america, and the prize is another nonfiction finalist. the book reports of how newark new jersey school system use the donation of 100 million dollars from facebook founder mark zucker berg. the history of music piracy in the last award is the mark let inmark linton history prize which focuses on works of narrative history.

sabrina schaeffer, it was great to have you on the show.ton will be back tomorrow night. coming up you have charles payne to help you make some money. and a lot to talk about when it comes to the political landscape. "risk and reward." charles: do or die for several republican candidates. marco rubio seems to be change his tactics. blasting out an email to reporters point out how donald trump has hired foreigners overwhelmingly over americans. is he going to go for the jugular of the gop frontrunner? >> the frontrunner in this race alluded to the fact he thinks parts of obamacare is pretty good. there is no honeymoon period in foreign policy. you can't say when i get there

with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports" jon: welcome back-- iowa is trending in the wrong direction-- they've lost 2 of their last three. luckily they had a week to figure things out after losing to penn state as they welcome wisconsin to carver hawkeye arena tonight. we head to iowa city. mike gesell gets the ball rolling with a lay in high off the glass-- iowa up 2 early. jarrod uthoff with a three but he'd take a seat much of the first half in foul trouble 5-0 ethan happ now for wisconsin gets the hoop and the hack for a three point play. iowa giving wisconsin a dose of their own medicine underneat to woody-- easy roll there.7-3 khalil iverson the rebutle with a baseline jam-- wisconsin takes a one point lead. peter jok though feeling it in the first half-- he hits the three here... and iowa would go into halftime down one. out of the break iowa now up 4 make it six anthony jumper misses but nicholas baer there for the put back... but wisconsin rumbling back-- hill misses-- charlie thomas there for th

, we aforecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." brad: weather adlib: it was nice to see the sunshine today, but we still had to deal with coming down this evening, but this will also mean a very cold night for all of iowa. skies will be clear early tonight with a few clouds coming in later. winds will drop to 5-10 mph later tonight as temps drop into the -0s and 0s. clouds will likely be back to greet us for wednesday along with a chance for some light snow. central and western iowa are most likely to see about 1" of snow after the morning commute, but this light snow could affect the trip home in the evening. at least the winds will not be blowing this little snow around like monday. more cold air will be with us right into the weekend with the sun returning for saturday, but highs will only be in the teens for central iowa. there will be another system coming through sunday that could bring us several inches of snow, so you and your valentine might have to deal with that while out and ab

local 5 sports director jon schaeffer sat down with athletic director jamie pollard to talk about 2015 and what we can expect for this year. " the year didn't start the way jamie pollard expected-- he suffered a heart attack which is admittedly something he doesn't think about much these days. after watching isu men's hoops claim back to back big 12 championships it was on to the ncaa tournament where the hope was high-- but reality didn't live up to it. now the ncaa tournament didn't go as iowa state had first round loss to uab what was your reaction to that? well it was disappointing for everybody because you were still living on the high of the big 12 championship and then we drew that first game the thursday game and you're early on thursday morning and um it was like it was over before it ever started and like a bad dream. but as you learn in athletics tomorrow comes whether you want it to or not and life had to go on and so we've put that in the memory bank and moved on." pollard then watched on that spring as the mayor-- fred hoiberg moved on to the chicago bulls. that meant rep

look for highlights from local five sports director jon schaeffer this evening. sabrina: urbandale police on the the look out for a witness in saturday's officer-involved shooting.. sabrina: authorities have issued a material witness warrant and want to know if you recognize her... police are looking for 17 years old kiara olson, who is believed to be a witness to the weekend shooting. urbandale police were on a drug call to the holiday inn on merle har road saturday morning, when an altercation led to the shooting of 29 year old ali yahia of des moines . three officers are now on leave while they investigate what happened. the officers say yahia fired at them first in the lobby of the hotel. none of them were hurt. elias: the fatal overdose of a member of iowa heavy metal band slipknot...could change the rules on wrongful death suits. paul gray was found dead in des moines from an overdose in 2010. her child growing up without one of their parents. she blames her husbands doctor -- daniel baldi for continuing to prescribe him pain pills despite evidence of drug

lucas: local 5 sports director jon schaeffer is live now out at wells fargo. let's check in with him. jon? jon/live: live at wells fargo arena state wrestling tournament history of wrestling. 96th year meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. sam weather adlib: we've been waiting all week for our big warm up and we've finally made it, get ready for 50s and beyond through the weekend! today we're going to remain fairly overcast, so our highs are going to peak in the mid 50s, which is still great. it will be very windy today with a southeast wind blowing through at 15 to 25 mph. overnight it will stay incredibly mild with our lows falling into the mid 40s and a stronger westerly wind. friday we're going to see mostly incredible day with highs climbing into the mid 60s accompanied by a strong wind. we look pretty sunny and still very nice on saturday so we should be able to hit 60 again in the afternoon with a lighter wind. sunday a delayed front will put us back in the 50s, and we're going to slip back into the 40s through most of n

and local 5 sports with sports director jon edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack: earlier this jack: earlier this week, senator bernie sanders admitted how well he does in iowa depends on voter turnout. local 5's brittney hibbs sat down with sanders earlier today. from his headquarters in des moines with more on what he plans to do to win tonight, brittney? brittney/live: "..what i think is...as many people as we can.." brittney::: back to you in the studio. jack/wxcdl it looks like the metro will chief meteorologist brad edwards is here now... brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is ( local 5 weather is coming up next. brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxwall: weather adlib: a blizzard and winter storm warning remain in effect for many areas of western, northern and central iowa late tonight into tuesday night. we had a mild, dry day in central iowa, but that is all about to change. look for mostly cloudy skies and a few light rai

jon schaeffer from our sister with pollard and has more on the state of the cyclones. "the year didn't start the way jamie pollard expected-- he suffered a heart attack which is admittedly something he doesn't think about much these days. after watching isu men's hoops claim back to back big 12 championships it was on to the ncaa tournament where the hope was high-- but reality didn't live up to it. now the ncaa tournament didn't go as iowa state had hoped it would with a first round loss to uab what was your reaction to that? " well it was disappointing r everybody because you were still living on the high of the big 12 championship and then we drew that first game the thursday game and you're early on thursday morning and um it was like it was over before it ever started and like a bad dream. but as you learn in athletics tomorrow comes whether you want it to or not and life had to go on and so we've put that in the memory bank and moved on." pollard then watched on that spring as the mayor-- fred hoiberg moved on to the chicago bulls. that meant replacing one of the

sports director jon schaeffer ... to let us know what to watch for in tonight's championship round. jon: nikki: politics on the campaign trail. a winner has been announced for the democratic nevada caucus.... hillary clinton takes the number one spot... with a victory over bernie sanders. sanders and clinton were in a dead heat in the state for days... it is said that clinton relied on a strong turnout from latino voters to secure this win. on the republican side, the primarys take place tonight in south carolina , donald trump appears to have a big lead over ted cruz in almost every recent south carolina poll. officials expect a record turnout that will beat the 2012 numbers ... when 600 thousand voters showed up. we will catch you up on both races tonight at ten right here on local 5. nikki/1 shot: staying with politics. as many as four thousand people attneded the funeral today for the late supreme court justice antonin (ska-lee-a) scalia. vice president joe biden and his wife along with several other justices were present.. . (ska-lee-a) scalia's large family including nine chil

local 5 news at 10 in hd with meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." jack: well, if you made it out of the house this morning, you probably had a slow-going commute to work. the roads around the metro were snow-covered for most folks, and snow plows were out in full force. stephanie: jack: brad brad: weather adlib: look for some snow to continue to fall over northern iowa this afternoon while the southern half of the state stays mainly dry until this evening. that is when some wrap- around rain/snow showers will develop mainly after 8 pm for the metro. there could be another inch or two of accumulation tonight with these snow showers. they may also cause some slick spots on our highways. drier, but colder weather will come our way on wednesday, but then milder temperatures will return just in time for the weekend! next week is mainly dry, but brad stephanie: jack: stephanie: and we did want to share a few and we did want to share a few and we did want to share a few photos of a good deed, courtesy the city of

alex jordan and lance schaeffer are train enthusiasts, who have spent hours recording video of trains. they say they have captured many people breaking the law by crossing the tracks once warning lights signal an approaching train. some of the worst offenders are pedestrians. for example, a group of runners missed a speeding train only by about at otis road back in august. "i don't want to be the person to have to call 911 if you get hit. or if you almost get hit and the train has to go into an emergency. i don't want you family friends and engineer a conductor to go through that." the safety manager for cedar rapids and iowa city railway says employees and engineers are told to keep an eye out for people illegally crossing railroad tracks. they turn over descriptions or license plate numbers to police. the environmental protection agency is going to discuss cleaning up a contaminated former industrial site in waterloo. waterloo industries operated on a 10-acre property near highway 218 until 1997. an environmental study that same year revealed contaminated soil and groundwater. the e

i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon another day closer to the biggest night of some wrestler's careers jon/2bam: yeah jack-- today it's quarterfinals and semis. coming up on local 5 sports we'll show you the early action from the day and check in with jordan furbee out at the well. welcome back-- it's day two of the individual tournament-- one day closer to saturday night's championship matches. today wrestlers have to survive both two more rounds to punch their ticket to the title bouts. with that we start with the 3a quarterfinal action from this morning. "113 pounds brody teske of fort dodge gets the 2 point take down on gauge perrien of southeast polk--teske moves on with a major decision. 120 waukee's jakob allison would lose by tech fall to defending champ jack wagner of bettendorf. 126 southeast polk's nathan lendt moves on with a 6-2 decision. 132 pounds zane mulder for dallas center grimes with a take down on ethan siazek moulder moves on with an 8-3 win. 160 pounds jack koethe for valley with a takedown-- he's the top ranked 3a wrestler in and back down to

nikki coming up on we preview cy- hawk rewind sports director jon schaeffer is in next. "welcome back tonight on the cyhawk rewind take on oklahoma state in stillwater without jameel mckay. he's suspended indefinitely the news breaking late last night. we'll talk about him and coming back this week possibly steve prohm saying that suspension is indefinite. it could be one game it could be more we'll find out obviously the cyclones struggled in the first half. second half much better performance from niang and morris. al will be in to break down all of that action as well as the iowa hawkeyes taking down northwestern and penn state this week. the hawkeyes just keep chipping away on their big 10 schedule a lot of excitement around that program as well i'm sure. all that and right after your local 5 news at 6. let's send it back to nikki. " jordan/2shot nikki: we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at six. nikki: the web. we are iowa dot com is your home for the latest in news, weather, and sports. nikki: coming up on local 5 news at ten. we will recap tonig

investigators say schaeffer could face additional charges that indicate he may have created those himself. >>> clermont police are searching for a volkswagen at a deadly shooting at a publix grocery store. they are searching far white four door car. officers say it's unclear if that could have been the victim's car. >> at this point we don't know if it was involved or if somebody was scared seeing what was going on and took off. >> anybody with any helpful information is urged to call crime stoppers or clermont police. >>> a fatal crash that shut road 44 in volusia county, a 24 year old driving a mercedes was speeding down the left lane. they said one person tried to change lanes, and both cars flipped and the 29 year old was flown through the sunroof and died. two others were injured. >>> thieves working the phones to get hands on your money. >> people will be more likely to fall for that scam. >> the new law that could help scammers steal from you during tax season. >>> then trash collection continues in counties. the evidence they have to prove damage was done to residents' the new car

accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we jack: we're not out of south carolina and nevada yet in the race to the white house. jack: : both states remain the focus of presidential candidates as nevada republicans caucus tomorrow and south carolina democrats vote saturday in their state's primary. down south, the contest between bernie sanders and hillary clinton continues to heat up, though sanders predicts he'll pull out a win this weekend. " south carolina has the opportunity to make american history and i hope you will! (white flash) this campaign has taken on the economic establishment, all the big money interests. and let me tell you, wall st is getting nervous. let me also tell you that they should be getting nervous. we have taken on the political establishment. we are establishment and we are gaining momentum everyday" stephanie: over in nevada, republican contenders are hitting back at each other on the campaign trail today. senator ted cruz, who remains behind donald trump in the lates

nitinol joshua schaeffer was arrested on friday investigators say they found images in his home that indicate you may have made them himself. he is facing 12 charges and may face even more. is until now on a $420,000 bond. >>> this week you see of students and staff will get a letter in the mail if they were affected by last week's data breach. the school says hackers got access to the social security numbers of more than 60,000 current and former students and staff members. the cf is offering one year of free credit monitoring and identity theft protection to anyone who has been affected. you can call a hotline to find out if you have been affected. the number is on your screen. operators will be taking calls from 9 am until 9 pm monday through friday. >>> and expansion in the works at legoland. park officials plan to build a resort on nearly 58 acres of vacant land across from the park. story duplex units, ponds and a 12,000, ponds and a 12,000 ft.2 clubhouse. no word on when construction will begin. >> that is a nice place to take the kids. >> it is. legos go over big but then you

alex jordan and lance schaeffer are train enthusiasts, who have spent hours recording video of trains. they say they have captured many people at local crossings breaking the law when trains approach. some of the worst offenders are pedestrians. missed a speeding train by about four seconds. this happened at otis road back in august. "i don't want to be t te person to have to call 911 if you get hit. or if you almost get hit and the train has to go into an emergency. i don't want you family friends and engineer a conductor to go through that." the safety manager for cedar rapids and iowa city railway says employees and engineers are told to keep an eye out for people illegally crossing railroad tracks. they turn over descriptions or license plate numbers to police. governor branstad met with educators and students at west high school in waterloo today. he spotlighted the district's career and technical education programs. but kcrg t-v nine's sarah mccarthy explains that last week's failed bond issue might make it difficult for waterloo schools to expand thos programsms 13:41:23 let's

tonight the hawkeyes have a huge game -- and sports director john schaeffer is here to break it down. it's an old fashioned big ten showdown tonight as the hawks head to historic assembly hall in bloomington. iowa is a game ahead of indiana in the big ten standings as the nationally fourth ranked hawks sit in first place. jack/2shot: meantime, iowa state with a tough loss last night . state with a tough loss last night . the number 14 ranked cyclones fell to the red ranked cyclones fell to the red raiders 85-82. the clones lost to texas tech in lubbock for the second straight year. now have 7 season, and they could fall low into the top 25 or maybe completely out. time for another quick break... chief meteorologist chief meteorologist brad edwards will be back with one last look at our forecast. brad/wxhang weather adlib: our latest "clipper" system will bring us about an evening, but i >>>tonight, the race for the white housuse and dald trump's bold prediction. the republican front-runner and what he said is coming, if he wins south carolina. takes a new turn tonighght. hillary clint

lauren lyster, abc news, los angele" sports director jon schaeffer sat down with iowa state's athletic director jamie pollard. he talked with us about the sate of cyclone nation, and what fans can " 2015 what stood out to you the most on the year that was. well from a work standpoint i would say two things. one the opening of the football stadium. the south endzone where we sit today. it's a project that iowa staters had talked about and dreamed about and so for it to come to fruition was pretty neat. and then secondly i would say winning the second big 12 championship in basketball because those are pretty special moments. it was a little unique for me because i got to experience it and experience it in a different way from a hospital bed." jordan: tune in tonight at 10 on local 5 to hear how pollard handled some major changes in the past year and why expectations are high for both basketball and football in 2016. jack/3wxhang: chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now.. ((ad lib weather now, and football fans from across the country are weighing in on the winner sunday night. wil

stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack: new hampshire has spoken - and the anti- establishment has spoken - and the anti- establishment candidates are the winners. jack: voters in new hampshire cast their ballots tuesday night in the first of the nation primary. donald trump and bernie sanders came out ahead. here to break down the rest of the results and what happens next is local 5 digital editor lucas casey. lucas: just more than a week after the iowa caucuses, we see both second place finishers in iowa pull off big margin victories in new hampshire. here are the final results from trump by almost 20points over second place finisher john kasich and sanders by more than 20points over hillary clinton. this is hard to believe considering the narrow margins in iow just a week ago. so, how'd it happen, first for donald trump: half wanted outsider: trump won 57%. 4 in 10 angry with obama. trump won 39% of them. 7 in 10 "very" worried about economy, trump won 35 % of them. as for

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 students took their president's davenport students took their president's day off to visit the capitol, but not for a tour. : students participated in the "we are not worth-less" movement to encourage state lawmakers to uphold equality within the state education system. in davenport, students do not receive the same amount of per- pupil funding as other areas in the state, they wants legislators to focus their attention on raising that amount to the same as the rest of schools in the state. "student 33:15 what do you guys feel is more important? allowable growth or the funding inequality? cindy winckler 34:22 your foundation aid is most important. and all of the protections are around that foundation aid. ross paustian 34:31 $175 funding disparity is more important than state aid. especially for davenport and about 1/2 the districts of the state. " stephanie: to meet with the governor about their issue. they are pushing not only for

. >> schaeffer's retired now, he opens it to strangers on the ice, just look for the flashing strobe light and you know visitors are welcome. >> how do you do this allen? >> it makes our winter goes fast. it's just fun. >> amidst the glam, some do it the old-fashioned way. >> summer fishing is great but nothing like ice fishing. >> this father and son have huddled in a tent ice fishing for years. it's not fancy but that's the point. >> bonding time. a lot of times you get wrapped up in a busy life. you're not able to get over and see your parents. >> slow down. >> right. this is our time to spend together and it means the world to me. >> pretty nice to hear from your son isn't it? >> sure is. people don't realize how much that means to a dad. that's a good thing. >> reporter: even if the fish aren't biting, the memories can be unforgettable. adam may, al jazeera, minnesota. >> fathers and sons, breaking the ice. that's "america tonight." you tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. talk to us on twitter or facebook and come back, we'll have more of "america tonight" to

jack miller, stephanie forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie/ramvo: welcome back. how can you protect your hearing while protecting your life? the iowa firearms coalition, the nra, and the american suppressor association are working together to pass a bill that would make owning gun suppressors legal in the state of iowa. so how loud is too loud? local 5 photographer ryan davidson went to crossroads shooting range today to find out. a suppressor is basic safety equipment for fire arm shooting so we're trying to get them legalized here in iowa so people can save their hearing a little bit better you get a lot of sound through bone conduction in your face so even when you wear hearing getting a lot of sound through there and through bone conduction for example a hunting rifle a 308 hunting rifle will be around 165 170 as far as a decibal rating 160-170 decibals it will take that down to the 130 decibal range so it drops it anywhere from 25-35 decibals depnding on the suprssor fire arm supprsoors

chris tanner schaeffer and wes tay-nee from our sportszone partners at necc shot this game for us. first quarter...pierce' s austin freeman passes theheall into the paint to braydan waldner who makes the easy layup to give pierce an early lead. first quarter.. pierce's brady starkel shakes off a defender to pass it to walker raabe who makes the jump shot for two. second quarter.. guardian angels' sam ulrich passes the ball from the top of the key to tanner hass who makes the jump three-pointer. but pierce will play for the conference crown...46-37. norfolk, looking to stop a run of four losses in six games taking on fremont. wesley adams got this game for us. in the 1st quarter. norfolk high's brandon villalpando dribbles up court and passes to travis larson who takes it in for an easy lay up 1st quarter. fremont's matthew hahn passes to ryan williams who takes it around, shoots and misses, but picks up his own rebound and gets 2 2nd quarter. norfolk high's luke kluver quick passes to villalpando who lays it in 2nd quarter. norfolk high's villalpando to logan strom who drains an ea

look for live reports at six and ten with jon schaeffer and jordan furbee. stephanie: turning our attention to politics now in your local election headquarters. a big thumbs up from a popular governor and donald trump got a thumbs down from a popular figure. abc's lana zak has the latest on the race from the white house. " " pope francis, returning to rome from mass on the mexico-us border, had this to say about some of donald trump's comments. a person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they may be, and not building bridges, is not christian. the pope would not advise americans how to vote, and said he wanted to give trump the benefit of the doubt. donald trump, presidential candidate: for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. i am christian. in appealing to evangelical voters, trump has been adamant about his christian beliefs on the campaign trail-- going to war with ted cruz, who announced the endorsement 300 south carolina pastors today. and while cruz and trump are battling over first and second place, a challenger

our sports director jon schaeffer is there and will be joining us live at six with more on today's matchups. jack: it's opening day for duals. johnston gave southeast polk a good fight, but the defending state dual champs of prevailed. tonight's championship round at 6:30 is also a ciml matchup between southeast polk and valley. look for live coverage tonight at six and a complete wrap up of all the action on the mats tonight at 10. stephanie/ram: the calls are growing louder for iowa senator chuck grassley to be open to considering an obama supreme court nominee. grassley caused some controversy last weekend, when he said the replacement for justice scalia, who passed away, should be made by the next president. he's been talking about it at some recent town hall meetings in eastern iowa, saying he would however take the process "step by step." grassley is chairman of the senate judiciary committee, so he plays an important role in the nomination process. as of today, nearly 4,000 people have signed this petition from progress iowa, called "grassley do your job." it says he's playing politi