stephanie: stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, nice to meet you. nicolas: hi. nicolas goureau.emonis: nicolas, nice to meet you. marcus. and so you deal with the operations. nicolas: i deal with the overall management of the entire business, stephanie finances, and my mother the product. lemonis: everybody's got a role. nicolas: they're my captains, you know, if you want to call it that. lemonis: and you're the general. how many stores do you have? nicolas: so, currently, courage. b has seven retail locations. lemonis: and the business will do how much in sales this year? stephanie: we are shooting to do $6 million. -lemonis: last year, how much? -nicolas: $5 million. lemonis: and so there's some substance to that number. and how about margins? nicolas: 50%. lemonis: okay. stephanie: last year, we lost. nicolas: we lost a lot of money last year. -lemonis: how much? -stephanie: a half million. lemonis: okay. industry average of margin on clothing is about 70%. in 2013, courage. b had margins of 50%. they do over $5 million a year in sales. if we can just get courage. b's margins

stephanie: but next... president obama vows 20-16 will be a year of action -- hear how he could focus on gun control. stephanie: and... a little later on local 5 news at 5... from dropping the ball on new year's to dropping... a moon pie? we're showing you celebrations u-s. we'll be right back. we're taking a national headlines now. president obama is vowing that 20-16 will be a year of action to protect americans from gun violence. in a new year's day address, the president suggested the possibility of issuing executive orders aimed at making it harder for criminals to get guns. abc's bazi kanani is in washington with more. somber memories as the new year begins. the president refers back to the horrifying mass shooting of kindergarteners in newtown, connecticut---as he announced his new year's resolution to act on gun control. (sot obama address) we know that we can't stop every act of violence. but what if we tried to stop even one? what if congress did something-- anything-- to protect our kids from gun

stephanie: then... des moines finished up 2015 with the most homicides in one how the community is planning to start the new year on a better foot. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" stephanie: good evening. welcome to local 5 news, home of we are iowa dot com. i'm stephanie angleson. glad you're with us tonight. stephanie: 20-15 was a violent year for the city of des moines. the 21 homicides this year were the most in nearly two decades. police are saying the last time the city hit 20 was in 19-93. local 5's jacob peklo joins us jacob? jacob stephanie, those numbers don't even include those just outside of the mass shooting at nightclub, or the city of waukee's nearly 40 years. the city has had a wide range, it's been averaging between 5 and 20 a year, the last year 19-90. so business owners are hoping this is truly just an outlier. downtown des moines for about 11 years now. over the years, he's seen the area become a go-to destination. brendan kelley, stuffed olive bar owner: "i thin

cory: preach it, stephanie ruhle. stephanie: paul, what do you think? playing regulatory arbitrage. placeare some agencies in that are supposed to protect investors. i accept that this is a company that investors should have been much more skeptical about when it came out. there's also regulatory arbitrage going on. david: let's talk about a company that doesn't have any hair on it. that would be facebook. these numbers are stored in our. which one jumps out at you the most? cory: the business analysis shows a fantastic company. you still see them adding users in sizable numbers. they've added more users in the last year and a half than twitter has added in its entire lifespan. the monetization of that -- you have this user re-acceleration. you saw user growth falling down to 2%. now, it's up above 3%. sales growth looked like it was slowing. now, 52%. they are able to charge more for mobile. paul: they are stealing share. they've gone from something like 8-11% share in terms of mobile advertising. most of that getting taken from some company called goo

stephanie: next.... as the powerball dust settles...we're learning that iowa didn't go away empty handed. meet the state's two newest millionaire. "your watching local 5 news in hd. home of the jackpot frenzy is dying down now after winners are taking home hundreds of dollars. stephanie: california are tickets were purchased. and the store owners who sold those are just as happy. even though no big billion there were still winners. seven across the state fifty thousand dollar prizes. all the way up to a two million dollar ticket. the nner of the two million stepped forward today. bryon stewart and his girlfriend taylor say they're going to split the money. they were one number away from winning the 1.5 billion. they said they were surprised to win at all but have a plan for the money. "first thing is paying loans off, any type of bill get that out of the way. want to inviest. im only 23 gotta think of the future" stephanie: the onawa casey's general the onawa his ticket also gets a two thousand dollar bo

stephanie: thank you.the fed sinking for the next fed and there are differing views in the financial community about what specifically janet yellen should do. this week, ceo jeff garlock said "the fed really needs to dial down the rhetoric or the markets will humiliate them with further declines." saidy, morgan stanley ceo something different. change means you cut rates, i would be stunned. >> does she have to hold off? byi think should be driven unemployment continuing to maintain levels. we may have couple had a long unemployment. by the way, that is extraordinary. also, inflation getting to 2% with those raised rates. stephanie: there you go. to clearly different views. here is carl riccadonna. back again. carl: we had to look at the middle road. i don't think the federal backtrack unless things get it is not worse, but appropriate for them to be raising rates in the current advisory -- the current environment. it is below 2% and 2% is cruising speed for the u.s. economy. if we dip the low 2%, we are mo

stephanie/2shot and i'm stephanie angleson. glad you're with us tonight. jack: firefighters all over central iowa have stayed very busy this week. they've battled several fires in bitter cold temperatures. the latest one from this afternoon left another family without a home. local fives nikki davidson is here with the latest, nikki? nikki: right this fire was in the town of pleasantville... the house is a total loss... but the community isn't giving up on getting the victims what a fresh blanket of snow covers the charred remains of this house on west jones street in pleasantville... fire crews say a neighbor noticed smoke coming from the home just before noon today... smoke was coming from the roof when firefighters got on scene... they knew they were going to need help fighting the blaze... three other departments were called in... it took until 5 p.m. to get the scene under control. the family wasn't at home at the time... but once community leaders heard what was happening, they came running. the principal of the school came down and talked to us. the

stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. helping us with the red is jonathan ferro. closing out a wild week of trading, and it is not just an exclusive with howard davies. it is a howard exclusive day. ,oward marks, oaktree capital the cochairman, cofounder with us. welcome. howard: thank you, stephanie. jon: another big morning for markets. crude with a 20 handle. 29:66 -- 29.56 on my screen, down 5% on today's session. the headline in the equity market, the shanghai down 20% off december highs. dell futures down over 200 around 30p 500's down points. stephanie: all of yesterday's gains erased, vanished. jon: vonnie quinn has first word news. vonnie: an order is expected today from the obama administration that would start new coal leases on federal lands. about 40% of the coal produced in the u.s. comes from federal lands. japan, a tour bus flipped over on a mountain road in the middle of the night, and at least four people were killed. many victims were in their 20's and there was no know or ice on the road here it police in indonesia have arrested three men suspe

we are iowa" stephanie/2shot good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. after their son, a star student- athlete took his own life. the family of drew lienemann went public today, to try to bring awareness to the fact that even kids who seem perfectly fine can wind up in this same situation. jack: local 5's jacob peklo is here now with more. jacob? jacob the family says there were no obvious signs that anything was wrong with drew. they say he was always quiet, but also very well- liked. and now his family wants to make sure that others don't have to live with this type of pain. the parents of drew lienemann had a very important message to share wednesday afternoon. wanda lienemann, drew's mother: "we do not want to glamorize what has happened at all, just knowing drew and all that he could have provided over his lifetime, it would have been incredible." drew lienemann's death has left many in the waukee community in shock. dan lienemann, drew's father: "we will never understand the impulsive decision that led to drew's death." wanda lienemann, drew's mot

stephanie/2shot and i'm stephanie angleson. glad you're with us tonight. but first let's check back in with chief meterologist brad edwards. brad, we had a bitter cold day today - how cold did it get and can we expect similar conditions tomorrow? brad/wx wall weather adlib: today's cold was pretty brutal with temps in the 0s and wind chills in the -10s most of the day in central iowa. thankfully, milder weather is on the way starting tonight. look for mostly cloudy skies as we head into the night with temperatures slowly rising overnight thanks to southerly winds. by morning, we should be in the 10s to start our wednesday. there will be some clouds around in the morning, but we should have sunnier and milder temps for the afternoon with highs cracking freezing in the metro. we will do even better thursday with highs reaching the 40s! but after that, there will be a couple of arctic cold fronts that will push us back into a deep freeze. the colder air will start to return friday, but will really be felt this weekend with highs in the 0s both saturday and su

brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: thanks, brad! stephanie: we love to see your weather photos! if you capture any good pictures make sure to post them at we are iowa dot com. just click on the share it tab! jack: coming up on local 5 news at five... just after releasing his albulm, david bowie passes away.. stephanie: but next.... given away.. even the tracker can't keep up "you're watching local are iowa" stephanie/2shot welcome back.. it's starting to be dubbed as the "unlucky" powerball jackpot.. jack: but the pot of money keeps on growing. the jackpot has ballooned to at least 1.4 billion dollars -- far and away the largest ever. and don't be fooled by billboards or signs saying the prize is just $999 million. with a record-breaking jackpot of over one billion dollars, the issue for a lot of venues now is the signs simply weren't made to display a prize that big. abc's lauren lyster has more on lottery fever. nats - "the powerball number..." the powerball grand prize, climbing to $1.4 billion dollars monday nats after no-one matched all six numbers to score saturday's 949 m

stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. welcome home. we spent last weekend davos. this man, planes, trains, automobiles. what time do you get in your house last night? david: 8:30, 9:00. p.m., and where is he now? right here. the former managing director at black rock and now a finance professor at columbia business school. and the head of commodities research. we are going to put you to work. between hedge fund performance in oil prices, let's get you some first word news. i have missed you, vonnie quinn. vonnie: i missed you guys, but i was watching of course on tv. it is going to take a while for the east coast to recover from the blizzard that dubbed two feet of snow. thousands of flights were canceled. stocks, bonds, and commodities prices will be open in new york. joined aloomberg has plan for and independent run for the presidency, according to "the new york times." he told friends he would be willing to spend at least $1 billion on the campaign. thes majority owner of parent of bloomberg news. it will be denver versus carolina in the super bowl. a 22-point

stephanie: welcome back to what's trending stephanie/2couch: and it's that brewing controversy over this year's oscars. the academy's president - now promising "big changes" to help improve diversity. jack: abc's lauren lister reports from los angeles. [nats pinkett smith red carpet] today, the hollywood heavyweights calling for a boycott of the oscars over a lack of diversity, getting a reaction quick sot jada video: i won't be at the academy awards" after actress jada pinkett smith posted that video on her facebook page monday and director spike lee announced on instagram he "cannot support it" the academy responds... president cheryl boone isaacs [[gfx in a statement overnight, admitting she is "heartbroken and frustrated about the lack of inclusion" and promising the academy "is taking dramatic steps to alter the makeup of our membership." kabc interview - cheryl boone isaacs sot "what we really need is the support of the industry" (nat) selma star david oyelowo at a ceremony honoring isaacs in l-a last night, joining the critics of [[graphic 20 missed opportunities to recognize a pe

stephanie: next.... a plea from his of an oregon to say to his standoff "your watching local 5weareiowa.com " jack: in national news tonight... more members of that that's taken over a federal wildlife refuge in oregon are now under arrest. the three men turned themselves in overnight. conspiracy charges. meanwhile, the ammon bundy.. . is from his jail cell. attotney, bundy there to leave refuge and go home. "turn yourself in. do not use physical force jack: tightening their grip on the remaining militants, who are now sealed off by heavily armed fbi swat teams at roadblocks. this week, one of the occupiers was shot to death by law enforcement following a traffic stop. stephanie/1shot: a somber anniversary 30 years ago today, the u.s. watched on live television as the challenger shuttle explosed less than 2 minutes after liftoff. today, nasa members on the international space station honored the tragic event with a moment of silence. the challenger accident killed everyone on board, including a high scho

james stephanie: jack: stephanie: stephanie: eighty million americans are still digging out after the historic blizzard of 20-16 jack: huge portions of the east coast and mid- atlantic were hit. many people were forced to trudge into the workweek by whatever means available this morning. snow is melting but the roads are slippery, transit service is spotty and there are mountains of snow everywhere. in many cases, sidewalks are blocked after some cities got an entire winter's snowfall in just two days. " mos -- "just really bad. really, really bad. i've never seen it like this bad. no transportation, really? not everybody has a car." stephanie: in washington were closed today, and schools from washington to the new jersey shore canceled classes. even though airports are open in new york and washington, service is limited - more than 12- hundred flights were cancelled. stephanie: jack: iowa state looking to go 2 for 2 in big monday games! jordan last week they knocked off #1 oklahoma, now #4 kansas is next on the firing line coming up on local 5 sports. " now, local 5 sports are iowa s

thanks for waking up with us, i'm heather hegedus. >> stephanie: i'm stephanie coueignoux. let's check in with fox 25 jason brewer in the storm tracker weather center. and what a difference a weekend makes, jason. because last week, we were talking about snow. this week, pretty quiet. >> jason: yeah, big difference. tracking that nor'easter last week, yesterday, a couple of flakes flying, that was about it. flipper system on the backside of that, fairly dry and quiet weather even a little bit of sun to start out our saturday. temperatures wise, upper 20s in the lower 30s in most locations. 30 in portsmouth, new hampshire. take a look at the sate satellite picture, you do see clearer skies 495 eastward. we do have low clouds out to he's with. hopefully be able to break some of those up throughout the morning as well. low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south. that gives us a southwest wind flow today and that's going to warm us up a little bit more than we normally see this time of year. we'll see increasing clouds midday into the afternoon and keep it a little c

stephanie: on your money now... and we start with big news for a business you've maybe shopped in in the metro. stephanie: family-owned "mills fleet farm" has agreed to sell to a new york-based investment company. the mills family put the chain of 35 stores, including the one in ankeny, up for sale last fall. the price tag: somewhere around a billion dollars. the family will retain a small ownership stake in the 61 year old ownership plans to expand beyond the midwest. car salesmen may be sad to see good year for automakers reported u-s december's sales figures today ...17.5 million cars and tracks were sold in 2015. that's up about 6 percent from 2014 and just edged out the previous record of 17.4 million set in 2000. and the experts say this is why: low gas prices, easy credit, strong job growth, and pent-up demand from years of depressed sales. stephanie: maybe a new car is what you'd buy first if you won 450 million dollars! jack: that's what tomorrow night's powerball jackpot is at. it's been growing now for tw

stephanie and i'm stephanie angleson. stephanie: tonight's big story is the weather and those commuters trying to get home. jack/3 dtlwx: let's send it over to local 5 meterologist james peterson who's in the weather center with all you need to know about tonight's storm system. james: (ad lib about weat her) jack/2shot first-hand look at those roads. stephanie: we have local five's claire powell driving the interstates as our road warrior today-- claire what are you seeing? claire claire ad lib road conditions heading north toward i35 claire toss back jack: stephanie/ots: police are still looking into des moines' first homicide of the year. norma jean mcneely was police got a call early sunday morning. blood was found on the front porch as well as down the street. stay with local 5 jack: take a good look be able to help man. albia police say this man, leslie hartley, was thursday at the albia lions club around 8:30 at night. he was driving a maroon 1999 buick lesabre with iowa plates 487 zog. call the albia police depart

stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. sports reporter jordan furbee, and jordan.....rose bowl going on as we speak and it wasn't a good start for iowa... jordan/3wxhang: probably the worst start you could have if you were the hawkeyes.... coming up on local 5 sports, an update on the rose bowl, plus highlights from some other bowl are iowa sports" jordan: it's a game almost a month in the making, but for most fans it's more like 25 years in the making. iowa taking on stanford in its first rose bowl since 1991! and it is ugly! hawkeyes down 38-0 and it feels like more. it's the first time all season the hawks were held scoreless in the first half. christian mccaffery carving iowa for 284 all purpose yards and 2 touchdowns including a punt return score. hopefully iowa gets it in gear, we'll have highlights and more from pasadena tonight at 10. ohio state versus notre dame in the fiesta bowl. already 7-0 osu. jt barrett hits michael thomas for the 15 yard score. 14-0 buckeyes. both osu and notre dame playing without jaylon s

stephanie/2ram good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2ram and i'm jack miller. it's been nearly a year since the powerball jackpot was as high as it is tonight. which means plenty of people have been out buying up tickets today hoping to get lucky. but is there a way to actually figure out which numbers have a better chance? tonight, local 5's nikki davidson talked to several experts for answers. jack: she's here with more in tonight's big story, nikki? nikki: right a lot of people stopped by places like this hoping they'll get rich tonight... but the truth is... the odds of winning with one ticket.... are one in 292 million.... not good odds... but how can you maximize your chances of winning? we asked quite a few "experts" in different areas today... (nat printing) once those numbers are selected... it's a just a waiting game until the big drawing... the iowa lottery says here in iowa... often it takes just one shot. 19:22:05 we've had one ticket, really all it takes is one. and most winners do have a certain way to pick their numbers... 19:22:57 80 percent of

stephanie: i appreciate that.h barryn off ritholtz next to me. up.s what, giddy the fomc is meeting for the first time since they raise rates in december. it in the turmoil we've seen in the last few weeks, we are obviously asking the question -- did they move too soon? take a look at what they said in davos. made a mistake, growth is disappointed, inflation will go lower than higher. now you have turmoil. certainly, they cannot do four hikes, barges off the table, made by june. -- maybe by june. they're going to do something, but there is something from the fed means we don't hike in march. maybe in june. tracy: -- stephanie: is noteworthy as those comments are, only he has assured opened with two buttons, while the rest of us were completely buttoned up. as i mentioned, barry ritholtz is here with our friend brendan greeley, who we haven't seen in a while. brendan: you were busy in nightclubs at davos. stephanie: i was working. and carl riccadonna. let's throw it in the middle of the pot. janet yellen. what's go

stephanie: and tonight some the mat around the ciml jon: yeah stephanie a top 10 match metro tonight. coming up on pull off the upset against fort dodge or if the dodgers would flex their muscles on the road. are iowa jon: we're just 41 days away from the start of state wrestling. let that sink in... it is likely the biggest sporting event to come fargo arena on a yearly basis. tonight we get a preview of two teams that could meet on the championship mat come february as number one fort dodge visits number three valley. we start at 106. fort dodge getting up early drew bennett for the dodgers against nick oldham of valley. there's a take down for bennett he'd win by 5-1 decision next at 113 brody teske in for fort dodge taking on noah micka-- teske lands the pin 20 seconds into the second period dodgers up 9-0. then damond lockner helps fort dodge a take down there against noah hughes reilly he'd get a 3-1 decision fort dodge up big early. but valley getting the turnaround. grant stotts gets a pin at 132 pounds. then noah carr follows suit at 138 valley is able to pull away in the end

brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: thanks, brad! jack:/ stephanie: thanks, brad! jack: what's trending jack: the estimated powerball jackpot for the drawing tonight is 500 million dollars... half a billion! stephanie: that's the fourth largest in powerball history... it's been growing for two months with no winners. so plenty of people out tonight buying up tickets. "people have come in left and right to buy their tickets coming in with their specialized tickets with their own numbers pulling numbers out of everywhere grandkids kids cars everywhere so it's been really crazy with the powerball today" jack: you can keep buying tickets until 8:59 p-m. the drawing happens at 9:59. weather adlib: a light mix of precipitation will continue into the early evening, but in most cases the roads are just wet. temperatures are above freezing in most areas of central iowa, but they are close to 32 in northern counties where some hours. overall, the precipitation will be tapering off this evening, but some light showers or drizzle may persist overnight. thankfully, the metro wi

stephanie: next.... it's a high profile endorsement for donald trump...so will sarah palin's support end up helping the republican front runner? "your watching local 5 weareiowa.com " weareiowa.com " stephanie: a powerful endorsement for donald trump during his time in ames this week tops your local election news tonight. stephanie: welcome back...alaska governor sarah palin has officially endorsed trump, and experts say this could be big for his campaigh. endoresements in general are a show of support, but some carry more weight than others. whether it's a huge celebrity endorsement, like katy perry for hillary endorsement - lindsey graham announcing support for jeb bush... endorsements make a statement. rachel 32:04 more than anything an edorsement signals to voters what your positions are and the level of comfort that somebody has with your candidacy. stephanie: it used to be that newspaper endorsements carried a ton of weight... not as much anymore. still - they can be significant, many people are cu

stephanie: say what?high global economy that has downshifted to half its normal historical trend line. they have to worry more about moguls. that's what blew us up in the first place and i think they will. i think they will back off this. i'm not saying they're going to throw it out. but they will skirted it. the fed already did in a sense. that we can to know get to 2%. we don't have to see it. i think you are going to see that inflation target getting put a little bit back in the closet. stephanie: we have a lot more to cover over the hour. brendan greeley, i might let you go back to sleep. it is very early in san francisco. robert, you are sticking around. before we go to break, take a look at this. it is all about the experience when it comes to sony's new playstation virtual-reality platform. the company has planned demos for shopping malls and game stores. the new platform will premiere later this year facing competition by facebook's oculus htc's headset. all of these will be on display in vegas. w

stephanie: tomorrow, donald trump will arrive in the granite state. he is hosting a town hall in windham at 11:00. he will speak at the castleton banquet center. president barack obama is inviting two dozen guests to sit with the first lady at his final state of the union address tuesday. among the guests is a syrian scientist suffering from cancer, a california man whose partner was killed in the san bernardino attack. one seat will be empty to represent the victims of gun violence. what of new hampshire' s leading addiction efforts will be attending that speech. senator kelly ayotte has invited dr. seddon savage. ayotte says her expertise is critical to fighting new hampshire' s heroin epidemic. nashua' s new mayor was sworn in, but this isn' t his first day on the job. jim donchess took the growth of office in front of a large crowd at nashua north high school. >> we still plow the streets. we still have to keep the schools going and great. there are some things. changed. the challenge of economic growth and jobs is different. stephanie: the mayor

stephanie: and i' m stephanie woods. that mammoth winter storm that pounded areas along the east coast impacted the 2016 race this weekend. check out this video of flooding in new jersey. that forced new jersey governor chris christie to cancels stops and head back home. but now that the storm has passed, christie has returned to the granite state. he started his morning with a town hall in portsmouth where he discussed his trip home and answered question' s. he also made stops in hampton and is currently attending a patriots watch party in hampton falls. adam: john kasich telling voters in a negative g.o.p. field, he is the positive candidate. the ohio governor is hoping keeping things on the up and up will have him on top in 16 days. the john kasich bus rolled into goffstown sunday afternoon, the candidate feeling the momentum as he hits a campaign trail re kind of just getting started, right? >> i mean, look at this turnout. we' we' ve got another game that no one here cares about. [laughter] adam: keeping his event s

brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: stephanie: thanks, brad! jack: jack: coming up on local 5 news at coming up on local 5 news at five... you remember the poor vikings kicker who botched things on sunday? we'll show you the sweet gesture from some minnesota school kids. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd. we are iowa" a big shake upthe st. louis rams are saying goodbye to missouri... and going back to their roots in los angeles. fans have a lot to say about the n-f-l's decision. and -- the rams may not be the only team moving to l-a. abc's brandi hitt has the latest from los angeles. nats -- (football cheering - big play - quick) the rams are heading back to los angeles. nats -- a home-coming l-a fans have been waiting for? after the team packed its bags after the 1994 season... and moved to st. louis. sot -- randy troy, la rams fan with two dueling l-a stadium proposals -- also involving potential moves by the san diego chargers and oakland raiders -- n-f-l owners approved the rams' move to this billion dollar inglewood stadium. sot --

stephanie/2shot and i'm stephanie angleson. jack after a short holiday, it's back to the campaign trail for presidential candidates tonight. former president bill clinton hit the campaign trail for the first time. and he's finally responding to donald trump's threats to bring up his past sex scandals. trump says clinton's past is fair game. but the clintons are so far brushing off trump's threats. "donald trump taking on hillary clinton at a rally in massachusetts. sot bill clinton in nearby new hampshire for the first time solo in the 2016 race, hillary clinton on the road in iowa...both trying to ignore gop frontrunner donald trump's recent frontrunner donald trump's recent attacks. abc's cecila the former president... q- "donald trump says your past is fair game, decide who they want to nominate?. today, donald trump took it up a major notch agreeing when a conservative talk radio host of the kuhner report said this about the clintons.... sot host: so by her own feminist logic, her husband is a sexual predator and a rapist,

stephanie: so what can you do with the winnings? perfect time to tackle those new year's resolutions! if your goal is to get fit ... maybe you want to look like a celebrity? with 400 million dollars - you could hire celeb trainer to the stars, tracey anderson at her monthly rate for you and 500 family & friends ....for life what about maybe you want to ditch the cheeseburgers and go for subway ... with 400-mill you could buy more than 1400 subway franchises. and if your 2016 goals include some worldwide travel - this prize will get you nearly 18 thousand trips around the world jack sounds great right? hate to break it to you, but your right? hate to break it to you, but your chances of winning are one in 292 million. jack: so how would you spend the money? so how would you spend the money? let us know us on facebook and twitter. send us an email to: "news at we are iowa dot com" or call us in the newsroom: 1- 800-858-5555. and we'll be pass along about a daytime t-v show you've gotten used to seeing here on local five. the meredith

stephanie/2ram and i'm stephanie angleson. the discussion comes after new details in the death of this man, tyler sash. in september, the former central iowa football star was found dead in his home. he had accidentally mixed two types of pain killers. jack: last night, doctors confirmed tyler sash had advanced traumatic injury to his brain after years of hits on the gridiron. and now, the question is, will the news of this condition in a local star affect the game for kids in iowa? jack: local 5's jacob peklo has more in tonight's big story. jacob? jacob there's been a lot of talk about chronic traumatic encephalopathy and head injuries in the have brought to light how serious the problem is at the professional level. experts we've talked to say the game as currently constructed will have to change, otherwise we might see the end of football as we know it. ryan westerkamp is gearing up for another spring flag football season. natural sound of flags dropping down he says interest in the game around the metro has stayed steady

stephanie: taking a look around iowa now-- stephanie: a heartwarming story... as one quad citian goes above and beyond to help a homeless vet get back on his feet, and behind the wheel. jeffrey salkil is a homeless veteran. he hasn't had a way to drive around town for months. his van broke down and he didn't have the money to fix it. a local business owner took it upon himself today to help and gave jeff a free van. "i've been homeless without income, and now that i have this vehicle again i can return to make income, and carry on with life. " stephanie: jeff says he plans to look for a job with a restaurant here in the quad cities. jack:/lam in your local election headquarters. former president bill clinton is campaiging around iowa tonight on behalf of hillary. he says democratic policies would be best for this country. today he was in marshalltown. " i've worked just about everywhere, here's what i know. wherever there's a system, that i will borrow hillary's words, the struggling, the striving, and the succesful, when we work together across the lines that

stephanie: and i' m stephanie woods. here to tell us if snow will fall in your area is chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike? mike: we have cold air and snow couple of weeks. the next round moves in in the next couple of hours. flurries drifting in but a lot ground. tracking. south of new hampshire. notice the squalls and snow showers through toronto and buffalo. that will be moving in here late overnight into the morning commute for monday. area roadways. temperatures all subfreezing across new hampshire. all it takes is a coact ting of snow to make it slick. not a lot will accumulate through midnight. after that and through the morning commute, deep blue indicate the potential for a snow squall. that means near whiteout conditions and a quick 1.5 inches in spots. what about the total from this rest of the week? we will look at that straight ahead. adam: we' re following a developing situation up at mount washington. gorham dispatch says an avalanche happened on tuckerman ravine which is on the eastern side of the mount

stephanie: candidates are getting called out on big money stephanie: the group called "iowa pays the price" put out their scorecard today of the 2016 presidential candidates. they say bernie sanders and donald trump are the top candidates from each party when it comes to not accepting super pac money... and talking about transparency of campaign finance. the organization says being able to have an unlimited amount of money in politics gives voters a smaller, less powerful voice. "ruth 46:59 all that spending didn't result in more participation. it ended up people felt negative ads, robocalls, felt both sides were crooked at didn't feel happy about voting." stephanie: came out a week and a half before the iowa not a coincidence. the group who put it together says there's still time for voters to press candidates on this issue. local five's chief political correspondent will have a closer look at this tonight at six. jack: there's a new tv ad released by the bernie sanders attention today. the ad features the song "america" from simon and garfunkel, and has video of sanders rallies acr

we stephanie: welcome back to what's trending now stephanie/2couch: and something you can expect in the next operating system update from apple. jack: mode, to change an iphone or ipad screen light at night. jack: the company added the option based on a study that says exposure to blue light from screens in the evening can make it harder for you to fall asleep. night shift mode automatically shifts the colors on your iphone or ipad display to warmer colors, making things easier on your eyes at night. the system will use the clock and geolocation on your device to figure out when it's sunset where you are. in the morning it will return to its regular settings. stephanie/2couch: well no need for flyers and rewards-- there's a new way to handle the problem of a lost pet. jack: there's a new app out there called "finding rover." it's actually a facial recognition app. so once you download it, you can take a picture of your pet and it gets scanned into the system. if your dog gets lost, you can post that-- and the app will search through any new pictures posted to try to find a match. if you

stephanie: new at 5 two people have been charged with murder in a 10 year cold case stephanie: state and local police announced today that they've arrested 28 year old christopher yenger and zachary dye with two counts of murder. both men are linked to a house fire in wapello county that killed two men in 2006. officials say new information from recent interviews points to a fight at the house, and that the fire was started intentionally by yenger and dye. the two victims killed in the fire were 20 year old nathan messer and 22 year old seth anderson. stephanie: and we have new details on the death of a local architect found over the weekend. kirk blunck was found dead inside the building at 500 east locust in downtown des moines around 4 in the afternoon sunday. blunck is a well-known architect, and has work in the east village. he was 62 years old. the case remains under investigation. jack: the democrats are outlining their budget for the state of iowa -- and it's lower than the governor's. jack: democratic leaders in the senate released their ideas for the state budget. it calls

stephanie/2shot time for another quick break... and charlotte to des moines have been cancelled, the bad weather isn't fun to moines to charlotte and charlotte to des moines have been cancelled, the bad weather isn't fun to travel in, even if we aren't getting affected, etc.) stephanie/2shot time for another quick break... quick break... chief meteorologist brad edwards will be back with one last look at our forecast. james/wxhang weather adlib: put script here in green looking at some early sunshine, then partly to mostly cloudy skies with a high in the lower 30s. sunday still looks very nice with highs in the mid to upper 30s with i'm expecting light rain/snow mix on monday morning, then switching over to light afternoon and evening snow. strong winds will kick up and blowing snow is very likely so drive safe that day. temperatures will slump into the upper 20s until next wednesday, but after that we look to grab a warming trend and 40s may finally creep back into the state. have a great evening! stephanie: thank you for spending

stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. . stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. . stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. . stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. . stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. . stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. . stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. . stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. jack/2bam: jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon the iowa hawkeyes impressing a lot of people over the last week on the basketball court. jon/2bam: yeah jack-- so much so they've moved into the top 25 ranked 19th by the ap. coming up on local 5 sports we'll preview their third big ten game of the season as they get ready to host the huskers. jon: the iowa hawkeyes mens basketball team is already over achieving in the eyes of many. they've had back to back wins over top 15 opponents taking down then number one michigan state purdue. the hawkeyes have won eight of their last nine games reeling off four straight since a heart breaking loss to iowa state. they'll take on their third big ten opponent of the season as they host nebraska tonight at home. jarrod uthoff leads the team with 18 points per game. the nebraska

stephanie: thanks so much. two sisters visiting new york sent us this picture. there plans to see a broadway play were thwarted. they are chipper about the another day for us. new hampshire is nearly missing the snow from the storm, but it is a cold weekend. meteorologist hayley lapoint is here with a look at your weekend forecast. hayley: it is so close, we are talking 40 miles and we could have significant snow in new hampshire. but this storm continues to track south. you see it trying to climb north. what we have going on is high-pressure to the north that keeps suppressing it to the south. and very dry air on top of us. you cannot get the snow to come to the ground. where we could see a few flurries would be at the hampshire, places like salem, you may see a few flurries over the next few hours. but that would be about it. look at how big this system is. it has been snowing for 24 hours in washington, d.c. over 20 inches of snow. we remember what that is like. temperatures are cold now. 22 in my current --

stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... the numbers to the largest jacpot in american history will be drawn tomorrow night. and the nation is going nuts. jack: but next... there could be one only two democrats standing on the next debate stage. see what's happening with the new eligibility rules. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." jack: it was a wild night at a donald trump rally in vermont. jack: frontrunner was met with his campaign event. meanwhile, maine's a chris christie supporter, has ignited a firestorm with remarks that are being called a abc's kenneth washington. "today it's on to south carolina for donald trump but overnight, a volatile welcome in the liberal backyard of bernie sanders. nat "get em out of here! take em out" the gop frontrunner...interru pted, drowned out and screamed at by demonstrators in burlington, vermont. nat "get em outta here! don't give him his coat. keep his coat. hundreds of people cheered on the billionaire

i'm heather hegedus. >> stephanie: i'm stephanie coueignoux. hard to believe today is the last day of january. it doesn't feel like it outside. sarah wroblewski: it's been super mild. meteorologist jason brewer is in the storm tracker weather center. it's going to be warm today and warmer tomorrow? >> jason: that's right. we're going to keep walking right up the thermometer in into the 50s. a few spots in this range, a lot of spots in that range tomorrow. a mild air up out of the southwest despite clouds around this morning, we'll still see temperatures climbing this afternoon. temperatures upper 30s, lower 40s, boston over to swampscott. 33 in fitchburg, west of there, freezing readings. but that's it. the rest of us all about freezing this morning, marshfield, plymouth, provincetown, all in the lower 40s. take a look at day planners ipswich today, mid 40s by 1, 3:00, even in keene, temperatures getting into the middle 40s here despite clouds around. bon of, looking at temperatures down to the south near 50 degrees today. back with the 7 day a

stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... major changes could be coming for women in the work place if president obama has his way. but next... the zika virus getting closer to the u-s. do we really need to worry? "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." jack: the battle against the zika virus intensifies throughout the u-s and the rest of the americas. jack/1shot: there are major concerns the mosquito born disease will harm pregnant women and their unborn babies. abc's kenneth moton has the latest on what's being done to slow the spread of the virus. "preventing the mosquito born zika virus and fighting the spread... these images of newborns with birth defects are difficult to see but health officials are sounding the alarm for families across the americas. dr. margaret chanworld health organization the level of alarm is extremely high. more than 30 cases of zika in the us...all brought back

stephanie: dr. ben carson is back on the campaign trail tonight in your local election headquarters.... stephanie: he suspeneded all his campaign and wednesday volunteers died in a car crash. 25-year-old braden joplin of texas was here dr.carson... the campaign bus was full of volunteers when it hit a slick spot on i-80 near atlantic. after the van spun out of control... a truck t-boned it. today, the republican presidential opened up about joplin's death. "..he worked so hard, died we have a video of beaver trying to get stephanie: carson will hold a prayer rally in sioux city saturday dedicated to braden. jack: 30 million americans are bracing for another "snow- mageddon" as a blizzard watch is in effect for much of the east coast. up to two-feet of snow could fall in some areas. seven states have already declared a state of emergency. if you're planning to travel to the east coast this weekend, you should reconsider. more than 3,000 flights have already been canceled for friday and saturday ahead

stephanie: and stephanie ruhle. rro. us is jon fe a message for warren buffett. have message. we are having a serious conversation about how to reduce the inequality gap. billionaires take the line that we need to make a difference. they can make a difference in a simple way, can't they? david: they can. stephanie: pretty sure he said show me the money. thank you. german chancellor angela merkel prompting quick action to expel refugees who commit crimes. merkel is responding to political fallout from new year's eve sexual salt blamed on refugees. germany took in more than one million refugees last year. news corp. chairman rupert murdoch is it engaged to a former supermodel. the longtime partner of mick jagger of the rolling stones. they got engaged over the weekend in los angeles where they attended the golden globe awards. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists around the world. let's go to julie hyman on the markets. julie: u.s. futures rising to highs of the early session, indicating a higher open on some optimism may be we past concerns about

stephanie? stephanie: thanks so much. i hear there is a gentleman' s wager between the governor of massachusetts and the governor of missouri. can you tell us about that? jennifer: it is a face-off between boston cream pie cupcakes and kansas city ribs. we are hoping those ribs are making their way to new england after the game. stephanie: sounds like a delicious wager. we will continue to bring you jason king will be live at gillette stadium with the latest on the playoff battle. trump' s jet made it to portsmouth where he linked up with a man that knows about upsetting established political order. >> the next president of the united states, donald trump. adam: the republican front-runner touchdown in portsmouth saturday for an event hosted by former massachusetts senator scott brown. donald trump: i told him he had to do me one favor. have ever had -- adam: no problem with that. trump laid into his latest target, senator ted cruz. s a nice guy? as it turns out he finally went adam cruz and trump tangled in : thursday ni

stephanie/2wx: thanks james. jack/2bam: i'm here with jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon baylor was the only team to beat iowa state at hilton last season. jon/2bam: yeah jack the season. jon/2bam: yeah jack the bears swept isu last year-- so the cyclones are looking for redemption. coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear from the team as they get ready for a big battle against baylor tomorrow. "now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we jon: iowa state's legendary running back troy davis can honor to his list. this time he's headed to the football hall of the induction was announced foundation's college football hall of fame. davis is the only player in college football history to rush for 2000 yards in consecutive seasons. in 1995 he ran for two thousand and ten yards just to follow it up with two thousand one hundred and 85 in 1996. he set a school record for yards in a game with 387. in his career he amassed a school record 4, 382 rushing yards, he still holds iowa state records in

stephanie: time for another quick break... chief meteorologist brad edwards will be back with one last look at our forecast. brad/wxhang h the metro reaching 40 degrees! and it looks like we can keep this mild weather going the rest of the week. skies will become mostly clear tonight behind a rather weak cold front. this front will more northwesterly direction into thursday, but our temperatures will really not go down because this air is fairly mild. we should have a mix of sun and clouds again thursday with highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s. it will be breezy the next few days with southerly winds returning on friday and saturday which will mean warmer temps! highs friday and saturday should reach the mid to upper 40s for most areas in central iowa with some 50s possible in sw iowa! it will be dry through saturday, but we could see some light rain or snow morning with >>> tonight, the no-show.

i am stephanie ruhle. ♪ stephanie: you are watching "bloomberg best." i am stephanie ruhle. lot of time on bloomberg television discussing activist investors. they played a visible and often controversial role in many stories we cover throughout the year. we talked about activist investors and their effect on companies and we also talked to them about why they do what they do. >> what do you think the value of activists is right now? >> i think it is important. i think the balance of power has shifted back to the owners of the business in a very dramatic way. i think in the last 10 years, as a result of the growth of shareholder activism. stephanie: what about the argument that corporate ceos are not making responsible long-term decisions because they are scared and saying, i hope bill ackman does not call? >> the kind of changes we propose are not short-term changes for value. they are two fundamentally improve the business. over many years. they are long-term changes. there are some shareholder activists that push for large leveraged buybacks and that how a short-term bene

stephanie/2wx: the latest in weather . stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon the iowa jon/2bam: yeah jack and it's on the road coming up on local 5 sports hear how the team feels about handling business on the road-- especially in a loud environment like maryland. jon: the iowa themselves sitting in the ap first time in over 25 years. to stay there-- they'll have to get a win on the road at 8th ranked maryland tomorrow night. feat in the big against a top ten opponent. " you're going to have typically. we saw that adjustments throughout the course of the game. coach to make one, it's another for the players to execute they were able to do it because they've been there before." pressure. every big 10 place gets loud and you gotta be able to control what you do on the court. the size of the court is still the same, the ball is still the same. it's all about controlling your emotions and finding a way to win. every road game in the big 10 is very tough, no matter what opponent it is. whether they're

stephanie: and.... we'll have an update of the weather on your evening commute - and if the snow or sleet is here for long. "your watching local 5 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: ben carson is back on the ground campaigning in iowa. jack: carson was all over central iowa today, finishing up in pella tonight. he sat down with local 5's sabrina ahmed to talk about the final weeks leading up to the iowa caucus, as well as a different take on an issue close to iowa farmers. " i do not like subsitides from the govt in general so im not going to rip the rug out from anyone. ive talked to farmers about ethanol and they think they can make it work so long as theyre on a level playing field... but if the oil industry has certain subsidies thats playing field... but if the oil industry has certain subsidies thats not a level playing level the playing field for every body and let those who are succes