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just saw her dropping those headlines -- [laughter] actress and commentator stacy smith, sandra smith -- staceyh and one of the wisest men in the building, host of lou dobbs tonight on fbm, the one, the only lou dobbs. and you're outnumbered. >> i have to tell you, there's no complaint here. [laughter] >> welcome back, sir. we're very happy to have you on a big news day and a big political news day. so let's get right to the headlines. we begin with donald trump's poll numbers going in the wrong direction a little bit, well, at least from his perspective. he's hanging onto his front-runner status, but his numbers are sliding a little bit in some key early nominating states with ben carson and carly fiorina seemingly closing in. in new hampshire trump only holds a five month -- or i should say a five-point advantage over a surging fiorina, 2 21-16%. this is in a new "wall street journal"/nbc poll. just a few months ago his lead over his nearest competitor was 16 points. in iowa trump is ahead of dr. ben carson 24-19% with fiorina in third at 8%. but trump's lead over carson in this same poll a m

in the studio, ryan smith, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: this video is getting a lot of reaction online. you can watch the full video on our kcci app. also, our website kcci.com. kevin: new charges today in a north central iowa hazing case. three clarion-goldfield-dows football players each now face 3 counts of third degree sexual abuse. that's in addition to one count of hazing and one count of simple assault each. police say 18-year-old seth pille, 17-year-old michael shaffer, and 16-year-old tristan mewes assaulted younger football players in the school locker room before practices. shaffer and mewes will be tried as adults on the sex abuse charges. new tonight the polk city police , department investigates a burglary at a city maintenance facility there. it happened overnight at the facility on northside drive. authorities say two ford f-350 super duty utility trucks were stolen. they both had city logos on them. the estimated value of the items is between $100,000 and $150,000. the polk county sheriff's department is insisting in the

live in des moines, ryan smith, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: the top 10 republican presidential hopefuls gathered again for their third debate tonight. steve karlin has the latest on the battle in boulder colorado. steve: this time, billionaire real estate mogul, donald trump, had to share center-stage with the new front-runner, ben carson. boulder fanned out to the sides. the two top: candidates, washington outsiders ben carson and donald trump, left much of the early contingent debating to the eight candidates on the stage. gov. kasich: we have to wake up, we cannot elect somebody that doesn't know how to do the job. steve: jeb bush, who has cut spending and reorganized his campaign structure, went after fellow floridian marco rubio for missing votes in the senate. mr. bush: you should be showing up to the senate. what is it, like a french work week? steve: senator ted cruz criticized the moderators. sen. cruz: the questions should be trying to get people to tear into each other, it should be the substance. >> i asked you about the debt limi

live in johnston, ryan smith, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: this incident had us wondering, what kind of training do school bus drivers go through to deal with student behavior? the state of iowa has policies and procedures in place to make sure students are safe on a bus. aside from dot training to get a special license, drivers then go through scenarios on how to deal with unruly students. in most cases, they are told to pull over, secure the bus, and some districts like johnston have drivers work with a trainer. laura: this trainer has been with us since 2011. he is well-versed on what happens on a bus and what drivers can encounter on any given day. stacey: tonight at 6:00, cynthia fodor explains the specific steps school bus drivers go through to ensure student safety. steve: urbandale police need your help identifying two men spotted on hyvee store surveillance video stealing toilet paper and other things. police say the thefts involves more than $1200 in merchandise stolen from the store at 8701 douglas. these surveillance photos show

ryan smith coming kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: a third victim in the pleasant hill shooting rampage told jurors in court today that pete polson shot at him several times, missing him by just an inch. kcci's kim st. onge is back from the polk county courthouse with what happened during day 2 of this trial. kim: that victim, matthew stephenson, says he saw a man sitting in an suv outside his father-in-law's home around 6:45 last november and said what's a.m. up, but got not response. he thought nothing of it and started to open the door to his truck when polson allegedly started shooting. stephensen was uninjured and able to take cover in front of the truck as polson continued to shoot. >> it happened so fast, it all did. i had been hunting for years; i knew it was a gun shot, glass is breaking. i don't know what is going on. i just instinctively was going for cover. kim: new dash cam video shown in court today is giving us a better idea of what happened when polson was taken into custody. the arresting iowa state trooper brian mos

in the studio, ryan smith, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: protesters gathered in windsor heights to confront carly fiorina tonight. the republican presidential candidate spoke at a fundraiser hosted by the polk county republican women. the former hewlett-packard ceo touted her problem-solving abilities as an executive. ms. fiorina: every time i ran to a problem, i knew, i discovered that we actually knew how to solve the problems but we had to challenge the status quo and produce results and solve the problem and we haven't had that in washington in a long time. stacey: fiorina showing up at the middle of the pack in the latest fox news national poll. her support at about half of what it was after september's republican debate. fiorina continues campaigning in iowa tomorrow with stops in pleasant hill and grinnell. kevin: republican presidential candidate rand paul under attack tonight for a comment he made against gay rights at drake university yesterday. was at the olmsted center, paul when hewas at the olmsted center, paul was asked, sho

stacey: robert scarbrough faces chges of assault and child endangerment for pushing a ninth grader to the ground on his school bus yesterday. kc's ryan smith is live in johnston. ryan, you found out a judge denied scarbrough's request for a court-appointed attorney. ryan: stacey, as of today, according to the johnston community school district, scarbrough is on administrative leave. that said, a polk county judge told him, as a district

stacey: for that 10:00 an , anti-bullying conference under fire. accusations of sexually-oriented presentations. kevin: as kcci's ryan smith reports lawmakers will soon meet ryan: a group of house lawmakers now focusing their attention on the governor's conference on lgbtq youth. new charges of sexually-explicit material presented to students. the organizer tells me this is a -- this is nothing more than a political stunt. in april, hundreds of students, teachers, and parents gathered for a day of learning about bullying prevention and lgbtq issues. >> to know, they're not alone, they're ok and give them some inspiration to go home with. ryan: but some topics, allegedly discussed at the 10th annual conference, now at the center of a state investigation. >> there were some presentations that were given to minors without parental consent that was so inappropriate that it wouldn't make the cut to be on a rated r movie. ryan: state representative bobby kaufmann says more than two dozen complaints were made. the republican lawmaker supports the conference's mission but says some discussions went too far. were encouraged to prac

smith to the hospital. that's how police found him. he had checked himself in to an area hospital with a gunshot stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> a new york celebrity chef distributing child pornography. it's a case that includes allegations he had sex with a minor and then shared the encounter online. matthew tivy who owns an eatery in manhattan was arrested in may for sexual abuse of a minor. after examining tivy's cell phone, investigators discovered the pictures. >>> we're going to turn to the developing story in connecticut. police say they have found the car used in an attempted kidnapping of a teenage girl in bridgeport. the girl escaped. you can see by jumping out of a moving vehicle. right now they're still looking for the woman whose driving that car. tim fleischer is here with the very latest. >> police are certain that the driver and the teenager never met, didn't even know each other. as for a possible motive, that remains unclear but one thing for certain tonight, police do know who they're looking for. >> reporter: the shocking video. a 17-year-old girl making a desperate escape bridgeport police say, tumblin

stacey: there will be training for truckers to identify what human trafficking looks like. the white house is honoring an iowa farmer for promoting sustainable practices. tim smith of eagle grove is being recognized for his work with the iowa soybean association and other groups to implement farming methods designed to strengthen soil health and improve water quality. he was one of twelve farmers nationwide honored as champions of change. sally: budget deal on capitol hill. i'm sally kidd in washington. the agreement would prevent a debt default and government steve: also ahead of the news at 5:00, who's at fault? why a disturbing video of school discipline that's gone viral may not tell the whole story. later -- >> a new online tool is making if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 5:00 with

vanessa: both the smiths and zeiser say this is a good reminder about the importance of having co2 detectors in your home. live in the ames bureau, vanessa leader. stacey: if you haven't gotten your flu shot yet, here's another reason to get one. the iowa department of health says the first cases of influenza in the state this season have been reported. health official say 300,000 iowans get the flu each year. an average of 1000 of those folks die from the disease or its complications. a flu shot is recommended for everyone 6 months old and older. at lake red rock, the new dam under construction is alive with the sounds of explosions. crews are using explosives now to help with the excavation of the new hydro-electric dam. for safety reasons, highway t-15 is forced to close for short periods of time. the explosives will help clear more than 3200 cubic feet of rock. that is enough, by the way to , cover a football field 15 feet deep in rock. kevin: well, the doorbells may be ringing already. expect lots of little trick-or-treaters on the streets over the next two hours. most cities in the metro -- including des moines, west des moines, ankeny -- holding

stacey sager is right now with the rest of the story. stacy? >> reporter: here's what we know about the suspects in this case. one of them, 22-year-old kaye sean smith was on parole for a gun violation. the other two were picked up this morning right here in the neighborhood. the real question is why did they start shooting and did they know they were shooting at cops? what we now know is that three officers were in this unmarked vehicle for a reason last night. >> two weeks ago, there was a triple homicide in that development. we're still actively investigating that case. >> reporter: it wasn't long before the bullets were flying here on park and north portland in fort greene. police say the lieutenant and two officers in plain clothes came around this block when suddenly one suspect, kayshon smith, carrying this handgun, fired at least seven times. >> returned fire at mr. smith, striking him in the leg. additionally, when that was happening we had another and arrested. we believe four rounds from a 10-millimeter gun, but we do not have it in custody right now. >> police have been searching the area ever since. also s.w.a.t. teams entered the housi