. >> scott woodbury heard a series of six shots after he had gone to bed. >> how was that? >> it was kind of scary. >> another eyewitness who did not want to be identified told us he tried to help almond who he said was shot in the chest. >> me and another next door lady tried to do everything we could to try to keep him going until the police got there. >> both eyewitnesses said they heard about a half dozen shots. >> it was like four or five it was like execution style. >> we're told almond and another man who police are not yet identifying were both shot apartments and the victim who survived ran across the street to get help. >> reporter: we found out opd has been called here to the serano and the summer gate condos about 30 times over the last year, mostly for trespassing. police believe someone here saw something that could help them catch the killer and they're asking whoever has information to call crime line. it's confidential and there could be a reward if your tip leads to an arrest. you can find the number on wftv.com. reporting live in orlando, kathy belich, ch

my guest today, scott rustwick of the woodbury county pheasants forever. big banquet coming up saturday, tell us about it. our 31st annual banquet, it's going to be held at the sergeant bluff community center. doors will open at 5:30, dinner is at 7. this is our annual banquet and fundraiser where we end up giving everything that we make for profit at the banquet, we end up county, deciding what we want to do with it. like events for youth will get paid for with this banquet. that's right. we have three different events that we hold throughout the year and it costs the kids nothing to attend. get them outside and enjoy mother nature. it's taking place saturday at the sergeant bluff family rec center. doors open at 5:30 with dinner at 7, what else is going on there? we have a silent auction, a lot of raffles going on, different events as far as that, we have our main auction after dinner. what's the cost? dinner tickets are $60 for membership and dinner, child and spouse are $25. that gets you membership for the next year? for another year. what's for dinne

a key to that, is big man adam woodbury. scott westerberg has the story. iowa's depth in the post was an area of concern entering this season after losing aaron white and especially gabe olaseni. but it ended up being a good thing for adam woodbury. "i think it's really helped woodbury with his confidence. he's playing a lot more minutes. his s role is obviously much more critical than it's ever been." "this year it obviously has been. i don't have a great back-up like gabe. with the more minutes, you guys have e en the stats gogop and up."woody is enjoying a career year in minutes played, points, rebounds and shooting percentage. he's registered double digit rebounds in five of his last six games. it's hard work and a little luck. "just staying aggressive, staying after the ball and just do whatever i can to get on the offensive glass. had some ones come to me, was fortunate in some sitittions and tried to pursue some others." but where woody receives the most praise from his coach and teammates is on the defensive end. adam's not an elite shot blocker, bu

y guest today, scott rustwick of the woodbury county pheasants forever. big banquet coming up saturday, tell us about it. our 31st annual banquet, it's going to be held at the sergeant bluff community center. doors will open at 5:30, dinner is at 7. this is our annual banquet and fundraiser where we end up giving everything that we make for profit at the banquet, we end up getting to use here in the county, deciding what we want to do with it. like events for youth will get paid for with this banquet. that's right. we have three different events that we hold throughout the year and it costs the kids nothing to attend. get them outside and enjoy mother nature. it's taking place saturday at the sergeant bluff family rec center. doors open at 5:30 with dinner at 7, have a silent auction, a lot of raffles going on, different events as far as that, we have our main auction after dinner. what's the cost? dinner tickets are $60 for membership and dinner, child and spouse are $25. that gets you membership for the next year? for another year. what's for dinner? st

most populous, and therefore valuable states by delegate cont: woodbury, potawatamie, dallas, madison, polk, blackhawk, linn, johnson, scott, and dubuque. clinton only won four of these ten counties, and sanders had wider margins in several. what it came down to, oddly enough for clinton, she took a total of 60 iowa counties in all, including a vast majority of rurual areas, places much less kind to when she faced barack obama in 2008. in the digital media center, lucas casey, local 5 news, we are iowa. jack: news now. jack/1shot: you need to be warned about a new phone scam -- that what the polk county sheriff's office is telling us. it comes from a recorded service with an 8-0-4 area code . it's been telling iowans they have a federal law suit filed against them and that they'll be arrested if they don't call back. polk county warns this type of call is fake. so hang up and don't call the number back. stephanie/1shot: a emergency on missouri men died after falling through thin ice on little river lake. yesterday afternoon, decatur county officials pulled 63 year-old david adair and 33 year-old joe adair from the lake, of

in sioux city with photographer scott locati, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> here are the results for the woodbury democratic party. right now we see hillary clinton with and sen. bernie sanders with votes ktiv's tommie clark was at west middle school and has how those precincts ended up. ktiv's tommie clark was at west middle school and has how those precincts ended up. << democrats caucus sioux city :10 ben nesselhuf woodbury county democratic party :24 "there's 13 different locations for democrats to vote in woodbury county, but here at west middle school they saw turnout in the hundeds." through the front doors... nat pop down the hall... from one side of the room... to the other... democratic caucus-goers busseled around west middle school for the first in the nationonaucus. t's really interesting to see the differert kind of activistt that you h he here in iowa compared to other r states. these folks s ey know the candidates, they k kw the issues. thehetake their job vetting thoseseandidates and winnowii down the field very seriously," said woodbury county democratic party organizer, ben nes

scott westerberg h h more. news of iowa's place on the cover of sports illustrated traveled fast, but not fast enough to reach adam woodbury before today's press conference. "jarrod was on one of the regional sports illustrated covers this week." "oh really? i had no idea." jarrod uthoff had heard the news before meeting with the media, but as always, he was quick to deflect any attention n ay from himself. "i think it's great for the program. i think hawkeye athletics is having a lot of success, and i'm thrilled about it. you can look back on this after the season. it's just like success, you can look back on it after the season, but during the time you just got to keep your head to the grindstone."c handle the extra attention, so he was glad to see their hard work get recognized like this." "when you see them work as hard as our guys work, you want to see them recognized properly, so i think it's a terrific honor."while the rest of the tete thought the si cover was cool, thth all agree they've got bigger goals in mind. "it's cool for the fans to see. you can ask jarrod about it, it means nothing to him, and he'll say tha

this is scott's charged with a sex crime, he had been charged twice for sexualassualt t wisconsin back n the '90's. he has also been convicted twice of failing to register as a sex offender in woodbury county, back in 2006 and 2007. he's currently being held in the woodbury county jail on a $50,000 bond and is due back in court on march 7th. tim on cam there's news concerning two upcoming races right here in siouxland. iowa senator rick bertrand from sioux city says he's considering his future options and that includes a look at iowa's 4th district congressional seat currently held by fellow republican steve king. " " and make sure to tune into this week in siouxland sunday at 9 where we'll talk more, and thats all right here on abc9 tim: two orange city republicans say they hope to win election to iowa house dist 4 covering most of sioux city. both 54 year old jeff vanderweerf and 22 year old skyler wheeler are from orange city. venderweergf a professor of political sciene at nmorthwestern college and eeler who is a sale coordinator will be on the june 7th priomary ballot. john kooiker of boyden currently serves dist 4 but will leave office after one term. he won a speal election t

scott westerberg has more. news of iowa's place on the cover of sports illustrated traveled fast, but not fast enough to reach adam woodbury before today's press regional sports illustrated covers this week." "oh really? i had no idea." jarrod uthoff had heard the news before meeting with the media, but as always, he was quick to deflect any attention away from himself. "i think it's great for the program. i think hawkeye athletics is having a lot of success, and i'm thrilled about it. you can look back on this after the season. it's just like success, you can look back on it after the season, but during the time you just got to keep your head to the grindstone."c oach mccaffery knows his team can handle the extra attention, so he was glad to see their hard work get recognized like this." "when you see them work as hard as our guys work, you want to see them recognized properly, so i think it's a terrific honor."while the rest of the team thought the si cover was cool, they all agree they've got bigger goals in mind. "it's cool for the fans to see. you can ask jarrod about it, it means nothing to him, and he'll say that. f

lukas:coming up in sports...adam woodbury and mike gesell (guh- zell) play their final game in tomorrow night. we'll check in with the sioux crew when we come back. scott: lukas: you justaw all of the stars red carpet for the oscars ... a lot of them actively training for the big night to look stunning in their dresses or ... tux... and often times part of that training is yoga ... a century old practice that has entered mainstream workout routines around the world ... and here to talk with me about it ... and show me some tricks is connie reynolds of sioux city's yoga college .... lukas: after four years, red carpet for of them actively training for the big night to look stunning in their dresses or ... tux ... and often times red carpet for the oscars ... a lot of them actively training for the big night to look stunning in their dresses or ... tux ... and often times part of that training is ga ... a century old practice that has entered mainstream workout routines around the world ... and here to talk with me about it ... and show me some tricks is connie reynolds of sioux city's yoga college .... lukas and connie are doing a yoga lukas and connie

here's the 7 jessica rae: scott: adlib lukas: the lawyer of a man accused of shooting a sioux city police officer is looking to have the trial moved out of woodbury county. isaiah mothershed's torney has also filed a motion for a gag order totoe placed on sioux city's p pice chief and the woodbury county attorney's office. mothshed's is due back in court friday morning. he's being held on a 300 thousand dollar bond we will keep you updated on this case as it develops. lukas: a fraternaty house on the campus of the university of south dakota was vandalized over the weekend. a message spraypaintnt on the walls has university officials teaming with police to investigate the matter. reporter tess drick brings us an update " sunday morning, the men of phi delta fraternity woke up to this message. called the vermillion police. police believe the vandalism happened in the early morning hours by one suspect -- who that person is, they don

scott saville has more on the s-i cover.. news of iowa's place on the cover of sports illustrated traveled fast, but not fast enough to reach adam woodbury before today's press conference. "jarrod was on one of the regional sports illustrated covers this week." "oh really? i had no idea." jarrod uthoff had heard the news before meeting with the media, but as always, he was quick to deflect any attention away from himself. "i think it's great for the program. i think hawkeye athletics is having a lot of it. you can look back on this after the season. it's just like success, you can look back on it after the season, but during the time you just got to keep your head to the grindstone."c oach mccaffery knows his team can handle the extra attention, so he was glad to see their hard work get recognized like this." "when you see them work as hard as our guys work, you want to see them recognized properly, so i think it's a terrific honor."while the rest of the team thought the si cover was cool, they all agree they've got bigger goals in mind. "it's cool for the fans to see. you can ask jarrod about it, it means nothing to him, and he'll say t