local five's john schaffer will bring us complete post game coverage tonight. john. >> a crazy afternoon in lincoln today with that hawks win. they move to 12-0 seeking win number 13 next saturday at indianapolis in the big 10 championship, this is the most wins we saw iowa struggle on third down today and get off to a slow start offensively, but they wasted no time on defense getting after tomorrow armstrong. that includes -- tommy armstrong. >> canzeri. two this is a huge win and gives iowa so much confidence heading into indy next week to face a good michigan state team. c.j. beathard since 2010. iowa fabs can celebrate like crazy. they have a full trophy case with at least two for to chase. if they win next week in their first ever big 10 championship, they're a lock for the playoff. in my opinion, of course we'll talk a little for about that later in the show. a lot to come here on local five. our special news. including a live report from lincoln, nebraska, and jeff helps us break down some of the best plays. stick with us. >> john. thanks. a woman rushed

lieutenant colonel schaffer, the question is how? how?ly but, the vector going into the aircraft is limited by only the imagination on the ground. you've got food service, people with access to luggage. i mean, they've gone through the manifest. they don't completely know. >> they went to the manifest, but none of the passengers or crew members were found on any u.s. terrorism data bases. but, again, somehow a bomb got on the aircraft. we have to look at the perimeter and how it was breeched. >> remember, megyn, the chief of security has been fired. all of this has been circumstantial. what we have to recognize is we have to take this very seriously. these guys have figured out a way way to penetrate security. now, it looks like more than ever, that they are actually strutting their wings. they may have well recruited someone. and all the places that were mentioned, there are isis in all of those places. how the vector would have been from one of these folks to put together a weapon, a bomb, to get it through security and get an aircraft.

local 5's sports director jon schaffer is in johnston tonight, previewing some of tonight's big games. jon: jack, it's another great night for football. it's win from going to the dome next week. a little later in sports we'll talk about this johnston valley matchup and the rest of the games we'll cover tonight on the blitz playoff edition. jack: coming up on local 5 news at six... it's begining to look at lot like winter. especially now that one of the bigger winter attractions downtown is almost ready to open. find out when you can bust out your skates . stephanie: but next, metro studnets honor the men and women who've served our country. we'll show you how they built a special relationship with these veterans after the break. "your watching local 5 jack miller, smeteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie: next week we honor veterans for their service to our nation. tonight, we're meeting a special class of metro students who are honoring veterans in a special way. stephanie: fourth and fifth grade students at park avenue e

random cops and victims but french intelligence had missed a mini army preparing to attack anthony schaffer (framerate 29.97) 19;53;51 they were able to have automatic weapons, apparently there were suicide bombers were involved, that means a bomb maker,and obviously they were able to keep this completely quiet off the radar 01 paris scene tonight, washington is worried ncdc15bp0298 michael leiter (framerate 29.97) 19;34;01;29the undetected sophisticated nature of the attacks in paris really will give us counter terrorism officials pause :08 as freedom tower in new york stands lit in solidarity in the colors of france the focus in paris and here in washington had been on small attacks by a diehard or two. this changes everything. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. security ramping up here in the states as well -- incluidng extra personel at capitol hill and in new york city. we will continue to bring you all the details here and on our website at kwwl dot com. also tonight -- a fiery crash involving multiple semis on the interstate. take a look at the scene here in indianapolis. ou

. >> steve schaffer is one of those people who has lived and worked in golden for his entire life. as the third generation owner of this 70-year-old business, mye represe r hardware, his store has just about everything and then some. >> we have fishing rods, house wears, canning equipment, lawn and garden. >> and even though golden has several big box store, steve says when a customer can't come what they're looking for, the large stores often refer them back to myer. >> probably a day doesn't go by that we don't have a recommendation from one of the big boxes. >> and the owners on main street are working together to use the small business saturday as an opportunity to further the community's engagement with the local businesses. >> small business saturday is a huge deal. we have that morning the elf run. which is 5 k through town. we all have the opportunity to give out products and samples and coupons. a lot of people will do the race and then have breakfast in town. >> anywhere to the 5 k run, vital outdoors is one of several main street retailers participating in a scavenger hu

. >> steve schaffer is one of those who lived and worked in golden for his entire life.s the third generation owner of this hardware store, they distinguished themselves of having everything and then some. >> canning equipment, lawn and garden, power equipment. >> and even though golden has several big box stores, steve says when a customer can't find what they're looking for, the large stores often refer the customers back to meyer hardware in golden. >> probably not a day that goes by that we don't have a recommendation from home depot or one of the big boxes. >> as small business saturday approaches, the owners on main street are working together to use the day as an opportunity to further the community's engagement with the local businesses. >> small business saturday is a huge deal. we have that morning the elf run. which is 5k through town. we all have the opportunity to give out products and samples and coupons. a lot of people will do the race and then have breakfast in town. >> in addition to the 5k run, david livingston's vital outdoors will be one of the retai

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investigators say mewes, along with 18-year-old seth pille and 17-year-old michael schaffer assaulted younger football players at the school. all three were expelled from school last month. elizabeth: next week marks a very somber anniversary. 30 years since a fiery plane crash killed several members of the iowa state women's cross country team. the plane went down in a residential neighborhood at the intersection of shriver avenue and country club blvd in des moines. the pilot, one trainer, two coaches and three runners died in the crash. the isu women's cross country team was on the way home from milwaukee where they placed 2nd in the nation at the ncaa national meet. organizers are planning a special memorial at the site of the crash to remember the victims 30 years later. ron maahs: i am obviously never going to forget. my family is never going to forget, but it's really nice to know that other people haven't forgotten. elizabeth: the public is invited to attend the ceremony where a new park area will be unveiled to serve as a memorial at the site of the plane crash. it all starts

with us right now is lieutenant colonel tony schaffer. the first thing you try to put together when you hear reports of multiple incidents, none of which we hear paris authorities are calling terror, what do you start thinking and doing and start telling your men? >> well, you said the same thing. "charlie hebdo." you think what has already happened and look at the patterns which you may have missed last time which are coming up again. let's be clear here, we know that isis is becoming, i would say, extraordinarily aggressive, and you add on top of that the refugee flow which everybody wreck nyes is out of control. these are new factor is would add to the picture and would immediately look at what they're trying to do here. and by the way, these things tend to happen more than in just one location so may be other attacks either planned for execution adjacent to this or near this, or within the next couple of days. so i'd start looking at what we missed last time, what is new, the new isis aggressiveness and new refugees and what might be

are we schaffer today than we were then?ars in intelligence, i don't know of a time we have been beset by a more diverse array of challen challenges, threats, crises around the world. >> jim sciutto, talk about incredible access. tell me what your report will show us. >> those last comments by the director really say it. they are just such a diverse array of threats right now. the ones that are so similar you and i talk about isis kind of terrorism, al qaeda terrorism on soft targets. but then you have these bigger issues, which we don't talk about as much. russia and china today, the nsa told us this directly, have the ability to shut down key parts of u.s. infrastructure via cyber attacks, financial, et cetera. that would affect people's lives and shut down the country. and that's the kind of variety that u.s. intelligence is facing now. those small players like in isis and then big super power players like russia and china, if that combination -- i ask him this all the time what truly keeps you up at night, it's that comb

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