the fort dodge fire department called in help from webster city. the webster city department brought in its tallest ladder truck... allowing firefighters to attack the flames from above. the burning tires weren't the only worry for firefighters. we got a heavy load of tires and there was some propane tanks that ended up exploding during the incident. its a matter of putting enough water to finally bring it out one firefighter suffered a minor injury. no one else was injured and the cause remains under investigation. the southeast webster school district is prepared for a day of sorrow on tuesday. it will be the first day back to class since the house fire that killed three students. amber sorenson... and her children... 9-year old riley.. 6-year old autumn.. and 4-year old brayden were killed. investigators think it was caused by a space heater. it was being used to keep a rabbit hutch warm. school leaders at webster grand elementary already met with ahead of tomorrow's classes. 15:39:48 we were up front with them as far as the facts- there was a f

so scully and lewis both say, well, it's timothy webster. so timothy webster is arrested. he does confess. and he is tried. and he is convicted of espionage. in this early time of the war, the same thing true with military forces, oftentimes prisoners were exchanged and paroled. later on in the war, somebody convicted or tried or suspected of espionage would be hanged or shot. there was a thought at the time that the north could intervene on webster's behalf and get him paroled and sent home. rose greenhowe is another example. except during the civil war, they did not shoot or hang female spies. they were usually let loose. webster's not so lucky. all the efforts to have him freed and paroled fail. and historians think this is probably because of judah benjamin. this was a man he counted as his friend who not only betrayed his trust, betrayed his friendship. so judah benjamin was bound and determined that timothy webster is going to hang. he went to the gallows on the 29th of april, 1862, and another bizarre twist, he had to be hanged twice. when they dropped the trap the

lyn with webster.he past president >>> the lawsuit aalleges that cooperation went beyond key opinion leaders and that organizations like the one dr webster once led, the american add me of pain medicine, also received a lot of money from opioid manufacturers. the academy's foundation lists a main sponsor as a farmer, making of oxycontin. >> if you are a caregiver or even if you are a patient taking pain meds, opioids, you need to know what the signs of an overdose are >>> his research focuses on developing alternatives to opioids, pain medication that he says won't be addictive. in the meantime, he argues that opioids should be prescribed despite the risks. >> we can abandon the treatment of people in pain. i think that would be inhumane. i think that would be beyond cruel to not try to treat their pain, but in order to eliminate all addiction from opioids would require we prohibit the use of opioids. if we did that, there are incalculable amount of suffering. beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cut

kamisha webster wanted to take her neighborhood back.11:13 we needed a whole lot of help. we needed a whole lot of help out here.nine on your side took a stand for webster and her two children after she told us she didn't feel safe in hawaiian terrace. chief isaac met with residents and increased overtime visibility. chief isaac08:09 she is the type of person that we want to advocate for all of our communities. someone who is willing to come forward and take a stand. someone who is willing to work with us. 17the progress continued. vice mayor david mann led an initiative to install new streetlights and repave portions of the area. vice mayor david mann 04:16 hawaiian terrace filled with scores of children and with a very high crime rate had no lighting at night. 25 since our story aired back in the fall- chief isaac says the police department has spent over 200 hours in hawaiian terrace.07:21 we have also made some significant arrests people that we know are responsible for some of the violence. we have recovered over 4 handguns in this community and over 56 grams of heroi

the southeast webster school district is preparing for a day of sorrow. since a house fire killed 3 of its students... amber sorenson and her kids, 9 year old riley, 6 year old autumn, and 4 year old brayden died. investigators think it was caused by a space heater warming their rabbits. the district will have counselors, clergy, and nurses available to staff and students today. you gotta have support because you don't know what's going to happen. you've gotta be ready never dealt with a loss of somebody their classmate. the 4th grade kids are better able to verbalize but kindergarten aren't necessarily they're very simple in their means. this is how many students are expressing their grief, writing messages on posters. later, the posters will be given to john sorenson, the father of the victims. authorities are still searching for an escaped sex offender... 26 year old ross clouse didn't return to the "fort des moines work clouse was sentenced to prison for sex abuse and indecent contant with a child, but released. he's now serving a lifetime special sup

west in webster county. after identifying a suspect, officers later conducted a search at another home, just a few blocks down, where they found another suspicious device. tyrone fudge has been arrested, charged with harrassment in the first degree, and a simulated explosive violation. jack/ots: an inmate from the fort des moines work facility escaped this morning, but has now returned. 25 year-old karlos goldman jr. didn't come back after work goldman jr. is serving a 26 year sentence for assault while participating in a felony. jack: it is cold outside! with some snow on the way, we turn to chief meteorologst for a quick look at your forecast. brad? brad/wxcenter: now that the cold is finally starting to lose its frigid grip, we are looking at some snow coming into iowa. tonight will be mostly cloudy, but it should stay dry here while sw iowa might see some flurries or light snow late tonight. those nasty winds will finally take a break tonight, but it will still be cold with lows in the single digits. tue

a top ten girls game between number-7 cherokee and number-4 manson, northwest webster. early first quarter - braves trail 7-2 - working it inside and outside to paityn hagberg - three of her 13 points. cougars played tough - brenna peters great move - lane clears out for lay-in - peters had 12 for the cougars. braves kaely hummel - one of the top scorers in the state of all classes - no trouble on her own more points tonight. this one needed overtime - hagberg drives and kicks to open makenna carver - make that in her sleep. cherokee wins in ot, 70-62. back to nebraska -- the 6-2 girls from lyons-decatur northeast -- taking on winless wakefield. out to lizbeth delgado who hits the deep 2-pointer to tie the game for wakefield. lexie bacon gets the pass from a teammate, and she nails a 3-pointer to put lyons-decatur northeast up by though, oetken gets the pass on the inside and gets the basket and the foul to cut the deficit back down to three. but the cougars pull away as ianne haskell gets the inbound pass and takes it all l e way for the basket, and lyons-decatur north

they even called in help from webster city and used a ladder truck... to help put out the flames from above. but crews say their work is just beginning. that's because the warehouse was full of tires. they can smolder and easily reignite. and burning tires weren't the only concern for firefighters.... we got a heavy load of tires and there was some propane tanks that ended up exploding during the incident. its a matter of putting enough water to finally bring it out crews are calling it one of the fire officials say it could take days to put out fully.. until then, they'll monitor the wreckage for hot spots. one firefighter did suffer a minor injury... no word yet on the cause of the fire. the news of a deadly house fire in boxholm is hard for students at one elementary school. this morning marks the first day back to class for southeast webster students since a house fire that killed three students. amber sorenson... and her children... 9-year old riley.. 6-year old autumn.. and 4-year old brayden were killed. investigators think it was caused by a spa

the southeast webster school district returned to class this morning with heavy hearts... a house fire in boxholm killed 3 of its students over the weekend. year old riley, 6 year old autumn, and 4 year old brayden died. investigators think it was caused by a space heater warming their rabbits. the school district brought in a crisis team that included counselors, clergy and nurses they will meet with both students and staff today. the community is also doing whatever it can for the victims' family... it affects a lot of people. there's a lot of people. they had large families on both sides plus friends of the kids and their families who knew the kids. it hurts all the way through. a family friend also set up a "go fund me account" to help the family. so far, it's raised over 42 thousand dollars. you can find a link to it on our website "whotv dot com." hilton magic has struck again for the iowa state men... they toppled the top ranked team in america, oklahoma. it was a back and forth first half but iowa state headed into looking good. the second half turned out to be a g

players like mike webster, junior sao, and frank gifford diagnosed with cte after playing football with repeated blows to the head. >> our experience says somebody who plays football for 10 to 20 years, plus has severe personality changes mid life, including violence and impulse control, nearly every time we diagnosed them with cte. it is reasonable to think simpson has been suffering for a while. >> reporter: for many, that is not the excuse. criticism is coming from those closest to the crime. ron goldman's family telling dr. phil they feel the series takes attention away from the victims adding the filmmakers never contacted them. >> we have a whole new generation who never saw this take place and is now going to see this series and assume that everything in this series is fact. that's very troubling to me. >> reporter: the filmmakers did contact kris jenner.

they even called in help from webster city and used a ladder truck... to help put out the flames from above. but crews say their work is just beginning. that's because the warehouse was full of tires. they can smolder and easily reignite. and burning tires weren't the only concern for firefighters. a nearby group of propane tanks actually exploded at one point. crews are calling it one of the worst fires they've seen in years... this is a big fire. fortunately they are few and far between. and think the last big was a church downtown that burned a few years ago fire officials say it could take days to put out fully.. until then, they'll monitor the wreckage for hot spots. one firefighter did suffer a minor injury... no word yet on fire. meanwhile fort dodge police have arrested the man behind a bomb scare... 40-year-old tyrone fudge is accused of throwing a fake bomb-like device inside a home sunday. police say it was an object with a lighter attached to it. authorities then searched his home and found a similar device... fudge is now charged with "simu

all three kids went to southeast webster grand elementary in dayton. riley was in 4th grade, autumn a kindergartner, and little brayden was in pre-k. all three were described as happy, helpful, and eager to learn. the school brought in a crisis team of about dozen counselors, pastors, and nurses. the group was on hand to talk to grieving students and teachers. school officials met with each class and answered any questions students had. while some classmates wanted to talk about their loss, others put elementary students made posters and wrote letters to the surviving member of the sorenson family, husband and father john. it's an emotional time for all of us. we lost three kids. it's like our collective elementary heart now has three holes in it that cannot be replaced fire officials believe a space heater sparked the fire. it was in a three seasons room at the back of the house and was being used to keep a rabbit hutch warm in these sub zero temperatures. now to a developing story out of fort dodge, where a business has been burning for about 2 hours

huskers start the game on a on 10-0 run, tai webster drives for two. back comes jarrod uthoff answers huskers start the game on a on 10-0 run, tai webster drives for two. back comes jarrod uthoff answers with a 7-0 run of his own. big wakes the crowd up. peter jok's specialty is the 3. 19-17 hawkeyes take their first lead. woodbury then showing off the foot-work. basket and one 23-22 hawks. more uthoff, turn around jumper 31-22 at the half. right now girls basketball. top ranked waukee, and number 5 valley. tigers trailed by 12 at the half, but rally in the 3rd. hannah fuller, future drake bulldog 3 from the corner. then on the break lexi merritt, easy layup. lead down to 7. waukee answers. andie mataloni, buries the 3. warriors still up 7. but the tigers keep the pressure on. fuller drives, fakes 1 way, spins back the tigers upset top ranked waukee 62-59 yvette powell leaked the news on monday about her son desmond king returning to iowa for his senior season. today king confirms that report via social media. posting a message on instagram king says q

stephanie: the hamilton and webster county sheriff's offices are looking into two bar burglaries. the first took place at rungo's at 7 in the morning. the bar owner alarm company and saw the tried to break into a machine in the bar. burglary happened just hours after at the iron saddle saloon in dayton. owners of the bar there called the webster county sheriff's office saying their bar had been burglarized and the suspect took a safe. both sheriff's offices are looking for the same suspect - pictured on your screen. they don't have a name yet, but are loking for any tips the public may have. jack : there's a group of good samaritans in the quad cities making sure everyone has clean laundry. love q-c meets the first wednesday of every month. anyone who shows up gets quarters and detergent for free -- no give away around 14-hundred dollars each time they host the event. " most people they tell us when we're there, like when we're doing laundry, and i'm doing laundry here instead of doing it in my bathtub at home. and i'm like man i never even thought of that. i didn't know that was

vanessa: yes, stacey, all 3 southeast webster grand elementary school. a crisis response team came together and they formed a plan to help students cope today. the mood at southeast webster grand elementary is somber monday, with 3 students permanently out of school. 9-year-old riley, 6-year-old autumn, and 4-year-old brayden taken too soon in an early sunday morning fire in their boxholm house. the fire also claimed the life of their mother, amber sorenson. brayden was in pre-k, autumn a kindergartner and riley a fourth , grader. in the wake of their deaths, the school has extra 14 adults on hand to help, including counselors, social workers, mental health counselors, former teachers, volunteers, and local pastors. they are meeting are meeting with staff and students. teachers read a statement to students about the deaths. principal dan grandfield says they will send out statements in the days after this about grief and dealing with it. >> there is a definite void. there's three holes in our, what vanessa: principal dan grandfield says teachers describe

stacey: the webster county assessor who was fired, then webster county officials voted to fire jeanette thanupakorn last night. she was originally fired after she didn't appeal a 38% state increase in commercial property valuations. county supervisors got it reduced to 16% on appeal. thanupakorn was first fired for the first time but october 27, reinstated and placed on administrative leave to give her time to request a public hearing. mark: a relative heat wave here in central iowa today. temperatures climbing well into the 40's. jason sydejko here to tell us, not to get used to it. jason s: i wouldn't get used to it. but let's focus on the positives. or eight degrees, 70 degrees above average. a page out of spring. winter coming roaring back soon as we will see single digits. as far as snow, some spots off to the north, still a fairly healthy snowpacked in spots. not a lot going on. a few clouds across the state and we have more from the northwest. a dash of snow as we head through the overnight. i will break down the forecast and how much snow to expect, coming up. stacey: a federal

ashley webster. ashley: john, paul, george, ringo and donald. will not be the fifth needle, wiehl. westminster hall. that is where this is all taking place. it is not even the main chamber. it is not a huge deal. it is getting a lot of attention. it does not mean anything. they will not vote on banning donald trump. just an excuse for politicians to get up there and have their say. they are about one hour into this three hour debate. some of those words are poisonous, corrosive, extremely dangerous. whirlpool sieve, even. look, we may not like him, we may not like what he stands for, but he says banning trump would turn him into a martyr. we do not want to be seen as anti-american. a petition with over half a million signatures. he should be banned from his comments say muslim should be temporarily banned from coming into the united states. that is hate speech. that is illegal in the united states. edward leigh said, look, free speech means the right to offend people. he calls mister trump a ridiculous figure. why should the uk beat getting invo

, he was a contemporary of mine and a teammate of mine and atlanta who committed suicide and mike websterwas a weight training assistance coach. so i know the names of these guys and you could imagine in my household with my children and my wife we think about these things and we have to because as stated including a training camp/but we are looking at is potentially the man sitting appeared in front of you has whatever it is that we are trying to understand and how it will escalate up something if it will but it's not that everyone has the same results as these other men who passed away. finally, the last thing i want to say is one of the -- we were talking earlier today and view products troy aikman and i didn't think about this until that moment in 1988 oregon state played against them in the rose bowl. we were down. they didn't win a lot of games. believe me, i was there. to play at the rose bowl against someone like troy aikman -- running back, there was a roster of future nfl football players and so we got wired to play this game where every play was important and i beat the offense

. >> and place you on item 18 ab record number plus on 36 webster street a request are a discretionaryeview authorization and a rear yard variance good evening sharon planning department staff in a nut shell is a request to legalize the one story horizontal addition approximately 1498 by 10 and 8 feet hey at the rear the dwelling on 36 to 26, 38 webster street the property line is setback approximately 11 feet plus and extends to approximately 17 feet with the rooftop line. >> hey. >> hey, we're still working here thank you. >> the proposal includes the removal of an 28 roof deck at the southeast corner the building with a priority to repair the rear addition with the windows in approximately 90 square feet roof deck that was the subject of the board of appeals with the work of the permit it involves conducting a horizontal addition with a footprint to the one that previously exist and in addition the zoning administrator will consider the rear yard variance with the prompt project the proposal was expired because a portion of the horizontal was effected to extend to the rear yard plea

. >> yeah, next stop, santa clara, jahmai webster caught up with grill. ly month driver, this is a pep rally included a car contest. the kus p m orange and blue -- the winner. now r he told jahmai webster, it tooks month get that paint job down. nicely done, young man. what the broncos need to do to punch their ticket for super bowl 50. >> broncos are making the playoff run here shortly, got to ask you, does this team got what it takes to make it all the way? >> oh, yeah, number one defensee defense wins super bowls, man. number one dfdz, we got it -- defense, we got it. >>reporter: for the broncos to have success, what is it going to take. can throw the ball whenever he wants. >> 20 years old, isaiah, defense, and the running game, man is wise beyond his years. when spx returns, we're going to look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what but, uh. the yogurt made from mmmm, yoplait. >>> college hoops, csu forced to circle the wagon, chris smith, he went for 33, aggies by 9. a minute four left. back in the ram, he had a day. this game was n

sabrina: webster county assessor jeanette thanupakorn has been fired. county officials dismissed her for improperly handling a state assessment. this comes after accusations that she returned to her officer during paid leave to delete files from her computer. thanupakorn is suing the county for wrongful termination. elias: number four... elias: seven republican presidential candidates took the stage last night in south carolina for their sixth debate... each pleading the iowa caucus away....with the leading cruz and donald trump sharing exchanges over presidential and new york values. sabrina: and finally in the top five... sabrina: top five... nominees have been named with just over a month to go academy awards. leonardo movie "the revenant" leads the way with 12 nominations, picture, and best actor for dicaprio. this may be the year that the actor finally wins the coveted statue. the oscars will air here on local five on february 28th. elias: pella police asking for help this morning in the search for a missing teen... elias: authorities say the 15-ye

sean: a pair of snowmobile crashes -- a man in webster lost control when he was out testing his machine. there was very little snow and he suffered a serious leg injury. a man went through the ice on a pond in sandown while trying to write a snowmobile across. he was able to pull himself out of the water. alcohol does appear to be a contributing factor. the ice is not safe in many parts of the state right now. erin: the redevelopment plans for the balsams resort are moving forward again. has allowed the plans to move forward to a specific review of the site plans. project leaders hope to break ground this spring. lawmakers in vermont are holding a series of public hearings concerning a proposal to legalize small amounts of marijuana for personal use in the green mountain state. there are several bills relating to marijuana up for discussion. the senate judiciary committee will decide whether any of the proposals will move forward. singer don mclean has been arrested in his hometown of camden, maine. the "american pie" singer was charged with misdemeanor domestic violence. sean: with the

we have jemile webster here. this is big.>>> it is 7:02 and i am here in the studio. divisional playoffs, people. pittsburgh will have to go without their leading receiver then robins berger is expected to store -- then -- ben will not be playing. he is questionable. the broncos are not buying thee injury report. they knew all along that he would be in the lineup. at 2:40 this afternoon, it is go time.>> we are playing the steelers and we are not worried about people who are coming in hurt. we are ready for the steelers. whoever plays, they will get 100% from the broncos.>> he is a super player and you know he will be ready to go into all of the things that he needs to do to win. we have a lot of respect for him.>> reporter: that is one half of the equation. we have tom brady and ron brown cow ski who had 27-20 over the chiefs and the patriots are this is eric who was upset about this. he had the patriots game plan. they are headed to the afc 3 championship for the fifth year in a row. later on we ill hear from the mockers where -- demarcus ware. i will see you then.

meanwhile ted cruz stops in humboldt and webster city ben carson sticks to eastern iowa. and mike huckabee wraps up his 99 county tour with a stop in urbandale. if the cyclones are to compete for a title in the loaded big 12, there can be no unfortunate surprises.. certainly not at hilton coliseum, where they hosted 11-1 texas tech, last night. but the red raiders whittle that lead down to just one before matt thomas rattles off 6 of 10 from beyond the arc. he finished with 22 points. georges niang rode the bench in foul trouble for most of the first half, but comes alive with 14 points in the second half. cyclones fend off texas tech 76-69. the cyclone women can't follow suit...not at number-4 texas, where they fall hard to the longhorns, 75-54. their winning streak ends at eight games. this one is harder to shrug off... the drake men trailed 7-7 indiana state by 22 at halftime...they fall, 79-69. they're now just 5-10 on the season, 0-3 in the missouri valley conference and they play their next two games on the road. from 0-3 in conference, to 3- first time in a while..

````reporter: julie webster has to ``pick her daughter up early from ``work tonight. works ``in erlanger and noticed changing ``>> when you hit grant county, ``you could definitely tell the ``difference. exit ramp was bad. ````reporter: with more than 12 ``hours of consistent snowfall, ``kentucky crews have been working ``12-hour shifts but the struggle ``at dry ridge was keeping ``roads clear. ``>> in this area, a lot of hills, ``a lot of rough terrain to go ``down through and unfortunately a ``lot of people slide off of that. ````reporter: the state has 130 ``trucks covering 4600 lane miles ``and when school is out and are home for ``the day, plowing the roads is a ``bit easier. ``>> you don't see as much traffic ``out there and that's a bonus for ``our guys behind the wheel ``because they don't have as many ``distractions to deal with. ````reporter: the wind has also been ``a major factor, even though it's ``been snowing for 12 hours, ``because of the blowing, there's ``only an inch of snow on the ``ground but in drifts, it's four ``to five inches. ``reporting live in dry ridge, count

steve cortez and our very own passion webster reporting live. dare i say, we're still up 364. what a way to restart the year. >> it is not as bad. it started right at the opening bell. we knew that it was coming. we saw what that did to europe. sure enough, that happened in the u.s. as well. we know that china is slowing down. we know that it's growth is probably 2%. we know that the manufacturing will be weak. the chaos on the chinese markets. let's face it, like a casino over there. not really understanding the concept. everybody is selling. global investors. let's not forget what is going on in the middle east. this is a huge selloff. the very first trading day of the new year. my, oh my, what a way to start things off. >> to that point, whether or not it is over done here. we are in $18 trillion economy. we are pretty big. i did some research on this. $141 billion. that is nothing. you look at our exports to europe. basically, we rely on europe as an economy. everybody is so worried about china. is it overblown? >> i wish i could say that it is. i think what is going on in

members of webster city's with the cold usual to put out the flames. "be pretty cognizant our troops are in, making sure that we keep them warm and keep their blood flowing, keep them fed, we've got some food coming for them so we'll be able to bring them in and out and increase the frequency with which they go to the rehabilitation. " elias: fire crews spent more than three hours battling flames, until the fire was under control. some remained on scene into the night to make sure it had been completely extinguished. the cause of the fire remains under elias: in the small community of boxholm, neighbors are dealing with the tragic loss of a mom and her three kids in sunday's house fire. elias: the tragic story is now spreading to other communities in central iowa who are stepping forward to help. : amber sorenson : amber sorenson and her three young children riley, autumn and brayden were killed after being trapped inside their home. the dad, john sorenson, was at work at the time of the fire... and is the only family member who survived. this tragedy

ames, ogden and webster city. today a des moines man will be sentenced to life behind bars... 20-year-old ngor makuey is an ethiopian refugee who's been living in northeast des moines. he faces a mandatory life sentence for killing his 97-year-old neighbor. makuey broke into the rupert anderson's home on east 46th street in july of 2014... he attacked the elderly man and his wife... rupert was killed in the attack... his wife was seriously injured. she later died in march of 2015. makuey tried using an insanity defense, but the judge didn't agree and found him guilty. this morning he'll be sentenced to life in closure following a fatal ames shooting is on its way today... leigh lepon was arrested last year for the shooting death of devlin lockman. police originally ruled the shooting an accident. but new evidence and witnesses forced them to reopen the case.. lepon faces up to 50 years in prison for second degree murder. he'll be sentenced in story county court this morning. a metro shooting in a mcdonalds parking

day rightsy of early activist donald webster corey. i would like to focus on donald webster corey. he was actually a pseudonym for a real individual by the name of edward said garin. cori persona was something of a hero to many gays and lesbians in the early 1950's. he wrote this book, the homosexual in america. this book was the first to offer a view of homosexuality that was in a positive light. that they were repressed segment of society. rather than some kind of moral or medical or criminal deviance. had something of an odyssey in lgbt history. he participated in activist groups. as a middle-aged man he went to college and ultimately to the phd in sociology and became an expert on deviancy. was ag that homosexuality pathology. one historian has described him as a jekyll and hyde personality between his corey and his real persona. what the fbi files teach us is that corey in 1952 founded in early gay-rights group called homosexuals anonymous. as i know we did not previously know about this group. corey revealed the fbi's use of informants. he willingly offered the fbi informatio

this is webster. we got eight days to kickoff. the madness is about to begin. >> that's right. the broncos will depart on team bus and head to dia. they will arrive in san jose. the super bowl week gets underway. >> fans are invited out to seat team off. get out there at 12:45. wave to the guys on the buses. we're going to be there every step of the way as well. let's stay in the moment. peyton manning is doing this week. he was -- that this might be my last rodeo. he said jokingly that hospital been confirmed. the person close toast peyton, not any of -- did he tell eli anything? >> he's not talked about it. he's not led one way or the other. his focus is on obviously, you know, for a back healthy for this season and he's dope a good job doing that and winning the playoff games and now his only focus and goal is winning the championship. look forward to that. it may be his last, it may not. i don't know. but if it is, a good way to finish with a super bowl win. >> boy, you ain't kidding. that'll be the topic -- the number one topic of conversation next week. why wait? let's ge

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to my is there your -- to my weston -- to my webster -- webster is there right now. >>> we knew there were three potential components the broncos could face next week. steellrs. it as you can see, the chiefs proud because they were able to get the job done and that was also the question i was posed % -- opposed to the broncos early this week. in my mind, it did not matter who they played. you, me, or in and troy could have built a team. they say it doesn't matter. they say whoever comes into town, they will be ready to take care of business. >> it is out of my control. whoever wins, they come here, we will prepare for. it doesn't matter to me. whoever wants to come here and play.>> going with the receivers. you don't know who you're playing wet doee yet so -- you don't know who you are playing at. >> doesn't matter who comes to >> it doesn't matter now. which is will win and go home. it doesn't matter wwo we play. >> going back to fundamentals and really focusing on being the best team we can be. and when we find out who we're preparing for them.>> we will play the lowest seat, whoeve

denver 7 jahmai webster. >> reporter: all right. guys, here we are with broncos safety darian stuart. you talk down the mighty patriots. how does it feel? >> great. great feeling. waiting to get here a long time. >> reporter: all week the talk was about counting you guys out, throughout the season, how do you go out there and play with that tonight? >> people act like we didn't man, i can't blame them. they don't know any better. it is what it is. >> reporter: you got after brady, disrupted him, got an intercept. was it perfect? >> no. it wasn't perfect but we have done the best any team did. we limited brady. limited gronk. at the same time we played our hearts out and we made plays. we won the turnover battle. that was key. >> reporter: i had to leeve the game with a knee injury. is it anything rest won't fix? >> no. man, i will be ready to go. that was easy, man. been down this road before. >> reporter: congratulations. super bowl 50 bound. see yyu in santa clara. >> yes, sir. thank you. >> reporter: super bowl bound ffr the firs

waking up to seven in ames, one in webster city, six in marshalltown. it is below zero in far northern iowa this morning. if you look around the region, there is your below zero temperatures, minneapolis one below, 12 below rapid city. a big cold blast affecting the entire midwest. 23 degrees colder for minneapolis then the same time 24 hours ago. there is your weekend planner, it is going to be a chilly one, more clouds by the afternoon. temperature with wind chills in the teens to 20's below. alyx: the weather may not be heating up, but political season is. marco rubio is campaigning hard in iowa and he is starting this weekend in johnston. marcus: we are here live at the stony creek inn in johnston were marco rubio is on the stage. he is answering questions from people in the crowd right now. he answered a question from someone who says he has bone cancer and whose prescriptions cost $2000 a month, and wants to know what rubio can do about that. you know what, this is just the beginning for rubio today here in iowa. next he is an council bluffs right

we have jahmai webster in the house. he got up early and is not used to this. it has to be important if you are here.>>> it will be 9:02 and 55 seconds. i am live here in the studio on sunday morning and it must be the playofff. the bronco steelers -- bronco/steelers divisional -`playoff. espn reported that tiki five is expected to start in spite of the injured left shoulder. how likely he will be to be able to play with a sprained ac shoulder. ben roethlinsberger did everything asked of him. the broncos are not buying the injury report. they knew all along that tiki 2:40 this afternoon, it is time. >> e are not worried about injured nobody. we are playing the pittsburgh steelers. we are not worried about individuals coming in hurt playing hurt. you are going to get 100% of the broncos d. >> he is a super player and you know he will be ready to go aad be able to do all the things he needs to do to win. we have a lot of respect for -`them.>> reporter: thht is one half of the equation and the other is already set. if the broncos win, they has to -- they hosted ne

including ames, ogden and webster city. democratic contender martin o'malley is wrapping up his two day swing through the state. the presidential hopeful made phone calls to potential voters at his headquarters in des moines last night. according to a recent gravis poll -- o'malley is trailing in third place among the democratic field with ten percent.... however he says the number doesn't worry him. the former governor says since the christmas holiday -- he has noticed a shift in his supporters.. ive seen it time and time again. the pundits and the polls say one thing in december then on caucus night the people of iowa get their say and what the people of iowa are best at are lifting up a new leader for our country so im very excited about these next 29 days o'malley will be back campaigning in the state later this week. a metro shooting in a mcdonalds parking lot has landed one person behind bars and another in the hospital this morning... it happened around 8 saturday night at this mcdonalds near drake's campus... witnes

neighborhoods are safe is if the city shows that it cares. 17nine on your side took a stand for kamisha webster and her two children after she told us she didn't feel safe in her neighborhood. police reacted- and chief isaac met with residents and increased overtime visibility in hawaiian terrace. kamisha webster09:29 it's just so wonderful. it feels so good at night time when i roll down out there and stuff like that. it's just so much better. 37 chief isaac08:09 she is the type of person that we want to advocate for all of our communities. someone who is willing to come forward and take a stand. someone who is willing to work with us. 17as one neighborhood looks to the future- the city has vowed to fix bahama terrace. by next year- the area will get a major street revamp. parents in that neighborhood say it's much needed.donte hightower 15:27 "we need more lights out here to protect the children from going to the park and stuff like that at night. in the summertime, it gets dark around 7:30/8, they need lights out here for the park for the kids. 41residents say it's been a quiet few months in

specifically webster. >> he was good. the pittsburgh punter was awful. >> terrible. >> that helped the broncos quite a bit. potential teams is big. when defense is your number one strength, your special teams has to playoff of the defense. field position is very big for a bronco team that is built now to win 20-17, 23-16 like today. >> i'm not sure that peyton touchdown passes. but it seeps he finally understands the broncos can win that way. >> no turnovers. that is the key. this is the first full game that peyton played in all year he didn't have an interception. he got the ball, the big 3rd down passes. he managed the game. he is brad johnson now. >> there is no need for peyton to force things. no need to throw 40 passes. be smart with the football is your number one job. win the game with the defense and offense just be smart. >> he came up big when it matters most. 1-12 on 3rd downs. when they needed it, he goes to benny on the one and gets the first down and the rest is history. the broncos not come back in the 4th

they were outside cruz's second event today in webster city to protest his economic policy plan that they say serves corporations and ceos, not the middle class. the group says cruz wants to eliminate corporate taxes and repeal the affordable care act, without a new plan to address income inequality or wage gaps facing families across iowa. cruz has also been the center of an attack from iowa ethanol producers while on his bus trip in iowa. they're upset with the candidate's plan to eliminate subsidies by 20-22. stephanie/ram: let's now go out to local 5's josh haskell, who is live in goldfield on ted cruz's last stop of the day. josh, how is cruz doing on these last few days on the campaign trail? josh: (adlib on cruz campaiging in iowa, what his stops have been like, if protesters are disrupting the events, and what cruz has said on the campaign trail about trump's birther remarks) " all across this country, millions of men and women rose up and became the reagan revolution. clapping..." josh: (tosses back to and became the reagan revolution. clapping..." josh: (tosses back to anch

the sorenson kids went to southeast webster grand elementary in dayton.. the youngest, 4 year old brayden.. 15:45:02 he was eager to learn something new every day. he always had a smile on his face 06 next, kindergartner, autumn. 15:45:12 autumn she said was like sugar and spice. and finally, the oldest- fourth grader, riley 15:46:24 very competitive spirit, but very helpful, friendly 28 the kids died and their mom, amber, died when their house in boxholm caught fire early sunday morning. principal dan grandfield says school officials met with each grade to explain what happened. 15:39:48 we were up front with them as far as the facts- there was a fire, they all died. we wanted to let them know that they are safe and they will be ok while they are here 01 the district brought in a crisis clergy and nurses for both the students and the staff. while some classmates just needed a hug or shoulder to cry on.. 15:42:24 they just know that they're sad and they lost a friend. the older ones can talk about it, but the younger ones, they're very sad 36 others put th