we start with a developing story out of waukee. police there are investigating reports of shots fired, which left one person hurt. it led to a lockdown of an apartment building and area schools this morning. waukee police responded to the 1- thousand block of southeast olson shortly before 8 this morning. channel 13 josh nguygen is live there this afternoon. shortly after 8 a.m. on shots fired in the 1100 block of se olson drive. shots were fired, however, no one was hit. one victim was taken to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries sustained during the altercation. waukee high school, waukee middle school and prairieview school were under lockdown for a portion of the morning as a precautionary measure since the "the victim was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries...and has been released from the hospital already..so right now we are just conducting interviews with potential subjects potentially involved inside the investigation." alright, thanks josh... it's time now to get a first alright, thanks

temperatures will be chilly tonight as we drop to the low teens with wind waukee police are investigating a shooting at an apartment complex this morning. it prompted several schools and businesses to go on lock down while police searched for the shooter. channel 13's jodi whitworth has more from waukee known for it's schooling, sports and booming population... negative attention is virtually unheard of in waukee... 500606 - we moved from chicago to escape the violence and we moved here and its the same thing. its kind of scary - conny myles conny myles lives in the autumn ridge apartments at the corner of se brick and se olsen drive.. around 8 wednesday morning he heard a group of men fighting across the hall followed by several gunshots 491527 - i throw on a pair of pants and run to the door and see my neighbor bleeding from the head waukee police say the victim was injured during the fight but not by a bullet 100811 - were are still garnering facts based upon the interviews we are conducting with potential witnesses and potential suspects scene and were believed to be hiding across the

waukee. tonight , police have made arrests. stephanie: plus...the caucuses are over but the results are still causing waves on the campaign trail. see who called it quits after monday's results. jack: but first--new developments in the hot lotto mystery that stumped iowans for years. "this was a theft. this was a rigged game. there was no prize as lottery rules" jack: tonight, an iowa man says that prize should have gone to him instead of the hot lotto being re-set. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" stephanie/2shot good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. a year long hot lotto mystery that culminated in an arrest and a conviction has now become a lawsuit. the guy who won the hot lotto right after the tainted drawing, says the iowa lottery owes him another 10 million. jack: local five's claire powell has the latest developments. jack and stephanie-- this lawsuit filed in polk county court today says that because eddie tipton manipulated the hot lotto system so he would win... anothe

jack: we have the names of the people who police say were involved in a shooting near a cluster of waukee schools this morning. police say those involved are 19- year-old jejuan (jay-jonn) lyke (like) junior, 18 year old william walls, and an unnamed 17 year old. charged with attempted murder, robbery, intimidation with a weapon, and going armed with intent. this happened a little after 8 am, when waukee police were called to the 11-hundred block of southeast olson drive on a report of shots fired. no one was hit, though one victim was taken to the hospital for none life- threatening injuries. "upon arrival there they found a subject there that been injured during an altercation it was determined during the course of the investigation that shots had been fired but the subject had not been hit nor had anyone else been shot during the altercation " jack: waukee high school, prairieview and waukee middle school were put on lockdown. no one was allowed to go in or out . once the district realized there was no threat to the schools, they returned to normal. jack: we also have the name of the m

waukee police say there was an williams pointe condos. when officers arrived they did find evidence of shots fired but no one was shot. >> the victim was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and has been released by the hospital already. right now we are conducting interviews with some potential suspects -- subject involved in side investigation. mollie: it's not known how the person was injured. the schools were locked down as a precautionary measure. they were lifted about 9:00 this morning. west des moines police have released the name of a man who was struck and killed monday night in the 7000 block of ashworth road. they tell us richard carson was hit and killed while crossing ashworth. police say the driver did not violate any traffic laws at the time of the accident. new at noon, roads across this morning following another snowfall. plus re-freezing lead to a few more accidents. like this car that spun out along i-35 and morningstar. blowing snow also a factor decreasing visibility and adding more snow to

waukee police got the call just after eight a- m...with a report of shots fired at the 11-hundred block of southeast olson drive. no one was hit, though one victim was taken to the hospital for none life- threatening injuries. "upon arrival there they found a subject there that been injured during an altercation it was determined during the course of the investigation that shots had been fired but the subject had not been hit nor had anyone else been shot during the altercation " elias: waukee high school, prairieview and waukee middle school were put on lockdown until administrators determined there was no threat to the schools. sabrina: developments from the hot lotto jackpot case. sabrina: the case resulted in the arrest and conviction of eddie tipton...a former security director for the multi state lottery association. a jury found tipton guilty of rigging the hot lotto jackpot in his favor. now, a lawsuit has been filed over those actions... a des moines lawfirm says when the association allowed tipton to rig the jackpot - they took away from a webster city man's jackpot. they're a

waukee police got the call just after eight a- m...with a report of shots fired at the 11-hundred block of southeast olson drive. no one was hit, victim was taken to the hospital for none life- threatening injuries. "upon arrival there they found a subject there that been injured during an determined during the investigation that shots had been fired but the subject had not been hit nor had anyone else been shot during the altercation " sabrina: school, prairieview and waukee middle on lockdown determined there was no schools. sabrina: morning...the the week having some lasting efeects in iowa.. iowans may have snowfall, but limited travel blood banks had low turnout for donation...which has reduced the current blood supply in the state. sabrina: life-serve, which provides blood products to hospitals in iowa, normally keeps a three to five day supply of blood on hand.. but the winter storm has cut the current stash to less than two-days. to help build up supplies, donor centers around the metro will be open extended hours this weekend. you can find out more about scheduling an appointme

a developing story at this hour from just west of des moines in waukee,. police are investigating a report of shots fired in an apartment complex -- that led to a nearby school being on lockdown. the police chief said, within the last hour, that one person was injured but not by gunfire. one other person is in custody. elementary currently. six days remain until the new hampshire primary -- the latest step in the process to secure and bernie sanders hold sizable leads in the republican and democratic polls in new hampshire, respectively. trying to close the gap before next this is hillary clinton's 2nd day in a row in new hampshire. she spoke to voters just outside of manchester this morning. clinton will be in that state through tomorrow when she and senator bernie sanders debate tomorrow night. republican winner ted cruz is in the state right now. this is a live look at his event in the manchester suburb of hookset. cruz won iowa by only 3 percent and currently trails donald trump by double digits in recent new hampshire polls. abc's marci gonzalez reports. tod

teens are in jail in dallas county, charged in connection with that shooting investigation in waukee. police say a report of a shooting at a townhome complex forced three nearby schools to go into lockdown. they later discovered there had been shots fired during an a 17-year-old, 18-year-old william walls and 19-year-old jejuan lyke, jr. are all facing charges of attempted murder, intimidation, and robbery. eric: plenty of reaction this morning to a lawsuit filed by an iowa lottery winner. larry dawson of webster city won a $9 million hot lotto jackpot back in 2011. he took home $6 million. now he claims he should have won more money than that because former lottery security chief eddie tipton rigged the game just before dawson won his jackpot. dawson argues that $10 million should have been rolled over and part of the jackpot he won. his attorney and the iowa lottery had this to say, >> anybody who knows our clients knows that they are the last thing from greedy, as evidenced by what they did with the money before. >> the iowa lottery believes that we rightfully paid mr. dawson the jackpot

waukee. sabrina: police say they were called to the winhall of williams pointe townhomes in waukee around 8 this morning. there's been very little information released so far. but we do know a man was taken to the hospital and released for injuries sustained in the waukee schools are no longer on lockdown - -that lasted about 30 minutes. right now - police are talking to potential suspects and still investigating. sabrina: of course we'll keep you posted. for the latest on the story -- check in on our website. that's we are iowa dot com. sabrina: meanwhile -- the polk county sheriff;s office has shared some details to give citizens an idea of what to be watching out for... first, the call 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. anyone who receives such a call should also report the information to their local law enforcement. sabrina: new this morning...iowa city will c

anyone with information is asked to call newton police. waukee students are headed back to class this morning after a scare yesterday... the high school and two other schools had to be put on lockdown because of a report of shots fired nearby. police say it stemmed from a fight at the autumn ridge apartments. one person was injured in the fight. police say shots were fired but nobody was hit. soon after, police arrested three people. 18-year old william walls... 19-year old jejuan lyke and a 17-year old face charges including robbery and attempted murder. police have not released a photo of lyke. they're withholding the 17-year des moines police are stepping in to cancel a metro meeting. 11:57:56 when you start advocating violence about anyone, you're definitely going to get our attention and it's something that we're going to continue to monitor the group "return of kings" is known for shaming victims of sexual assault. its leader is a blogger who has been described as "pro-rape". organizers were planning to meet here in des moines at the v-a th

high school and prairieview are on lock-down due to what they're calling an external threat that waukee police are dealing with off school grounds. but the district says all students are safe. we have a crew there and will bring you the latest information your weather in 30 seconds! and now we get the wind! strong winds will continue to make for hazardous driving conditions due to blowing snow throughout the day. winds will eventually relax this evening, but plan on wind chills in the single digits for most of the day and a few peeks of sunshine. temperatures after today will be on the increase to near 40 by sunday with a stray chance for snow monday. have a >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the new comedy, "how to be single," rebel wilson. and music mogul and author l.a. reid. plus, michael cooks up a healthy, tasty dish as we continue our "big game week." all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] >> and now, here are your emmy award-winning co-hosts, kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause]

steve: as a precaution, police locked down waukee high school, waukee middle schools, because of the gunfire. the lockdowns were lifted around 9:00 this morning. stacey: we now know the name of a man who died after being hit by a car along the 7000 block of ashworth road monday night just east of jordan creek parkway. 69-year-old richard carstensen was hit while crossing the street. there are no stop lights or crosswalks where carstensen tried to cross. the accident happened just before the iowa caucuses near a caucus site. but police say its still not known if that's connected to the accident. steve: the iowa caucuses ended on monday but the vote-count controversy continues. on the democratic side, bernie sanders refuses to concede the iowa results. speaking on "cbs this morning" from vermont, sanders says, right now, he lost to hillary clinton by 2/10 of 1%, but, with some delegates being decided by coin toss, he just wants to be apparently, by 2/10 of 1%. three clinton, it looks like, got 22. they were districts where there was literally a coin toss. the bottom line is, we are mov

tonight at 10-- we talk to des moines police about why they're concerned, and what they're doing about it. stephanie/ram: a scare this morning in waukee-- several schools were locked down because of shots fired at a town home complex. police aren't saying much-- call at a-m. nobody was however there injured that was hospital with injuries. upon arrival there injured during an determined during the course of the shots had been fired but the subject had not been hit nor had during the altercation stephanie: as a precautionary measure, waukee high school, prairieview and waukee middle school were placed on lockdown, which means no one was allowed to go in or out of the building. once the district realized there was no threat to the school, they returned to normal... saying it a statement that the "safety of our students and staff is top priority." stephanie: we're learning more today about a west des moines pedestrian death. police identified the victim today as 69 year old richard carstensen he was killed, hit by a truck crossing ashworth road in front of a caucus site on monday night. there is not a crosswalk in this area, and police s

police. people in waukee are reacting to a scare along their quiet streets yesterday. waukee high school and two other schools had to be put on lockdown because of a report of shots fired nearby. police say it stemmed from a >>> it's 8:00 on today. sororities in the spotlight. >> no one should be made to question selfworth because they don't look a certain way. >> the decision to quit that has >>> pulling back the curtain on the life of a supermodel. >> when you think back to those years what type of memories do you have? >> really bad hair. i look back and i was a kid. >> rachel hunter opens up about life as a cover girl and why she is seeing beauty in a new light. we have an a to z guide on the brands you are probably mispronouncing. today is february 4, 2016. >> good morning st. louis. >> good morning. >> happy birthday uso! [ cheers and applause ] >> it's 8:00 on today, february 4. great to have you joining us on a wet morning here in new york city. what a great crowd we have in our plaza. members of the uso right here. so honored to have them. >

police aren't saying at this point, whether they've determined a suspect. the aclu is pushing back against a plan to get students in waukee to say the pledge of allegiance each day. monday, the district decided to expand the pledge routine through high school. aclu representatives responded yesterday, saying they're concerned free speech issues are at stake. the school's superintendent told the des moines register they offer

complex and three waukee schools on lockdown currently the three suspects are being detained.. police have not made any arrests des moines police still aren't releasing any new information about the first homicide of the year in the city. norma jean mcneeley was found dead in her home on january 21st. police still aren't saying how the 71- year old died ... and no suspects have been named in the investigation. and des moines police also have no information in the investigation of the death of architect kirk blunck. the 62-year old was found dead in the "teachout building" last month. earlier this week two potential witnesses to his death were interviewed. his death is being called suspicious ... but isn't being classified as a homicide. we learned today that a father and son died while ice fishing in southern iowa over the weekend. it happened on little river lake near leon in decatur county. the sheriff's office there says 63-year old david adair and his joe fell through the ice while fishing on sunday. rescue teams were not able to safely venture onto the ice and had to wait for boa

waukee. steve: this happened this morning in the 1100 block of southeast olson drive. police found evidence that multiple guns were fired during an alleged assault. one person was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries but was not shot. walls and 19-year-old juwan wright are in custody. while he high school and a middle school nearby were placed on lockdown for about an hour. time for traffic. what they desire you about your heading westbound. a little bit of an accident on 56th street. that is slowing things up a little bit. we will take a look at that. going out to the west mixmaster, about eight minutes slower in normal and off to the east, things are normal. stacey: tonight on kcci 8 news at 6:00 lottery lawsuit. , it's a story we've been following all day. a former lottery winner is suing the lottery for a bigger jackpot. when he says was not enough. $6 millionkim: new concerns over the zika virus after the first united states case was sexually transmitted. im kim st. onge, the precautions everyone should take. andy: hawkeye hoops are in full -- tony: haw

waukee. it happened this morning in the 1100 block of southeast olson drive. police responded to the scene and found evidence that multiple guns were fired during an alleged assault. one person was taken to a hospital with non life-threatening injuries, but he was not shot. tonight, a 17-year-old, 18-year-old william walls, and 19-year-old jejuan lyke junior, are in custody. they all now face charges of robbery, intimidation with a dangerous weapon, and attempted stacey: an iowa lottery winner says his $6 billion hot lotto -- his $6 million hot lotto prize should have been $16 million and he's suing the lottery. kcci's todd magel has the details of the lawsuit. todd: larry dawson of webster city won his $6 million jackpot back in 2011. now he says a rigged jackpot won just before his win, cheated him out of a bigger prize. >> the question that our lawsuit poses and that we think should be very easy to answer is if you can't trust the lottery to pay in full when you win, why would you ever play? todd: des moines attorney jerry crawford is representing larry dawson who

police officer is sworn in... on all fours. what it took to get smokey on services are needed. and waukee school are changing the pledge of allegiance... who will now be asked to recite the was brought to but first... president obama announces his plan to close down guantanamo bay where prisoners would go if it's shut down... and the fight what the obama administration is offering up a plan to close guantanamo bay... the move comes seven years after the president promised to close the military prison. president obama proposed, again today, that congress close the u-s prison for terror suspects in guantanamo bay cuba. republican leaders in congress steve handelsman has the new back and forth on this old issue... for 7 years president obama has tried to close the u-s prison at guantanamo bay cuba "it undermines our standing in the world" u-s allies want gitmo closed. isis uses gitmo as a recruiting tool. dressing hostages for beheading in orange like gitmo prisoner used to wear there's no need for a prison in cuba where u-s law do not apply... says mr obama. "we can capture terrorists, prot

waukee school district, a duller day would be a better day... at least, duller than yesterday...the high school and two other schools were put on lockdown yesterday morning after a report of shots fired nearby. police say it stemmed from a fight at the autumn ridge apartments. one person was injured in the fight. police say shots were fired but nobody was hit. police arrested three people. 18-year old william walls... 19-year old jejuan lyke and a 17-year old face charges including robbery and attempted murder. police are not releasing the 17- year old's name because he is a juvenile. newton police say they've made a 3rd arrest and are searching for another in a drug-related child endangerment case. 28 year old eric mcdowell faces police say children in his care tested positive for methamphetamine. the arrest stems from an october 2015 investigation which found a 4 year old and other children were exposed to drugs in a newton home. newton police then arrested 29-year old cristy clark and 28-year old somer speer that december. officers say they are looking for 23 year old mariah dawson. the zika virus is now being spread not just by mosquitoes, but also through sexual contact. so an ames company is

waukee school district is hoping for a much calmer day of class this morning... the district placed the high school and two other schools on lockdown yesterday morning after a a report of shots fired nearby. police say it stemmed from a fightt the autumn ridge apartments in the 11-hundred block of south one person was injured in the fight. police say shots were fired but didn't hit anyone. police arrested three people. 18-year old william walls... 19-year old jay-jon lyke and a 17-year old face charges including robbery and attempted murder. police are not releasing the 17- year old's name because he is a juvenile. newton police say they've arrested one more person and are searching for another in a drug-related child endangerment case. 28 year old eric mcdowell faces child endangerment charges after police say children in his care tested positive for methamphetamine. newton police first arrested 29- year old cristy clark and 28-year old somer speer in december following an investigation that october...which found a 4 year old and other children tested positive for drugs at a home on the 900 block of east 12th street. officers say they are still a warning from police was all it took for a contro

waukee school district is hoping for a much calmer day of class tomorrow... the high school and two other schools were put on lockdown this morning because of a report of shots fired nearby. police say it stemmed from a fight at the autumn ridge apartments. one person was injured in the fight. police say shots were fired but nobody was hit. police arrested three people. 18-year old william walls... 19-year old jejuan lyke and a 17-year old face charges including robbery and attempted murder. police have not released a photo of lyke. they are witholding the 17- year old's name because he is a juvenile. a warning from police was all it took for a controversial group to cancel the meeting it was planning here in des moines. the group is called "return of kings." its leader is accused of shaming victims of sexual assault. organizers announced the cancellation on their website police issued their warning about it. parizek 11:57:08 we're encouraging people not to go for the obvious safety reasons. he definitely advocates violence against women and that's not something we'd want anyone to be around. 11:57:56 when you start advocating violence about anyone, you're definitely going to ge

police have been contacted by those in these pictures. the investigation is still ongoing. jack there's some dealing going in waukee between the city and the school district. waukee's city council recently approved the deal for a land swap. the city is giving the schools a piece of land near 6th street and university. the schools two new buildings with offices and bus parking. a joint fueling station will also be there for both city and school district use. the district has been parking buses four miles outside of waukee. city leaders say it's a good deal for both parties. brad deets, development of services director: "it comes down to convenience, it comes down to timing for our employees to go elsewhere to get gas and obviously there's a savings relative to the rate of gas because it's bulk fueling as opposed to retail fueling." jack: work on the project starts this spring, and should be done by fall. stephanie: jack: coming up on local 5 news at 10... there are a lot of differences between republicans and democrats... how some toys will help us understand the parties a little better. stephanie: jack: then, there

waukee residents were awoken in their beds by the sound of gunshots... hear how a morning fight lead to school lock downs, and several arrests. des moines police are warning women and girls to stay vigilant... find out when a group that advocates violence is expected to visit. a conviction of a former "multi

police aren't saying at this point, whether they've determined a suspect. the aclu is pushing back against a plan to get students in waukee to say the pledge of allegiance each day. monday, the district decided to expand the pledge routine through high school. aclu representatives responded yesterday, saying they're concerned free speech issues are at stake. the school's superintendent told the des moines register they offer requ >>> 7:30. it's wednesday morning, february 24, 2016. it's that kind of day in new york city. the country has high winds, heavy rain, more weather. al keeps saying he has winter to talk about. that doesn't sound good. >> it's not. >> we'll hear more about the storms coming up. >>> let's take a look at the headlines. make it three in a row for donald trump, cruising to victory picking up half of nearly all the votes cast. >> of course, if you listen to the pundits, we weren't expected to win very much. now we're winning, winning, winning the country. soon the country is going to start winning, winning, winning. >> senator marco rubio way back, edging out ted cruz for second place. >> it is going to