webster. you? yes, me. now, children, this is a window and i am shooting at the indians and dennis is loading the muskets. oh, dennis, do you know how? sure, i know how from watching tv. where's the gunpowder and the bullets? oh, no, no, no, dear. we're not really going to load, you know. this is just make believe. now, indians, start creeping toward the cabin. that's right, creep. cower, girls. now then, i'll start shooting. bang! get me another loaded musket, dennis, before they get here. all right, boys. all right, indians, creep. creep. bang! cower, girls. excuse me, mrs. webster, but you're banging. i beg your pardon? you're banging. you gotta kapow. i've got to what? when you shoot, you gotta go kapow, like that: kapow. kapow? oh, oh, oh. kapow. oh, all right. all right now, indians, once again. start creeping toward us. that's it. that's it. kapow! oh, indians. you're not doing it right at all. now, you must act like indians. you must think like indians. excuse me, mrs. webster, but i got a friend th

webster has worked with the school for 15 years. according to his file, he was never reprimanded for the altercations he had with the students. why is that? he agreed to complete mandated classes. in exchange, the incidents wouldn't go on his record. were the parents made aware of the school's disciplinary actions? look, being a bus driver can be stressful. you're responsible for getting these kids to and from school. add a few unruly teens and someone's bound to bump heads. is that why carol roberts was assigned to monitor the bus? agent hotchner. [indistinct police radio] it's roy webster. he suffered two bullet wounds. the first was a clean shot to his left leg. the second in his chest. why not go for the kill first? they probably still needed him to drive. if they dumped webster this quickly, i'm sure carol roberts isn't far behind. there's no way somebody pulled this off alone. one unsub probably ntrolled the adults and one controlled the kids. well, why get rid of them before they reached their destination? [cell phone rings]

violence on stage at webster hall saturday night. much of it caught on video, posted to social media. rapper skate in the middle of his act and webster hall security apparently wants to stop the show after a fight broke out. these two fans saw it all >> then he grabbed like security like off of a fan and that's when he like stomped the ground. > >> they picked him up and threw had him on the ground and started kicking him. >> reporter: the 21-year-old rapper grabbed by guards seen getting kicked repeatedly. >> when skate came out he had cuts all over him. >> reporter: on his twitter page he declared, quote, security has outside webster hall the young rapper's fans appalled and angry. >> to see him like get hurt like that and like crying i just like wanted to cry with him. >> reporter: surveillance video shows police arriving at the scene, but it's not clear how or if they intervened. a police source tells us there were no assault complaints, no arrests, no charges filed. webster hall management not available, but a statement on the v

that' s been a challenge for webster. property records show his home of more than three decades is here in west orange county. it was in his district when first elected, but is now in district five, represented by congresswoman corrine brown. records also show webster bought this house in clermont 14 months ago. there' s no mailbox and no recent delivery. >> a long time ago. >> a long time ago? more than a year? >> yeah. greg: so, does webster live or plan to live here? neighbor juan fernandez talked with webster' s son. >> they did not say they are renting. they just said keep it or sell it. >> keep it or sell it? >> yeah. >> i wasn' t going to make a move until the district was done, and so now it is and i will be moving over there. greg: the home is in the new district 11, but that gives little comfort to webster' s opponents. justin grabelle' s campaign told us, based on justin' s conversations with his neighbors, nobody is fooled. they see this for what it is, a career politician trying to hold onto power. so far, we

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in webster county, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa." nikki: a separate crash took the life of another teen saturday near maxwell was driving southbound on 645th avenue when his pickup lost control and went off the road... chase was prounounced dead on scene... his passenger 16 year old william spencer was taken to methodist hospital in des moines. the crash remains under investigation. stay with local 5 for updates. nikki on friday, we brought you the story of a woman that was killed in an car accident in rural ankeny. the victim has been identified as 30 year old samantha overton of ankeny. her four year old son who was traveling with her is in good condition according to the polk county sheriff's office. nikki/ots: america continues to mourn the loss of one of the most controversial and iconic justices to ever serve on the nation's highest court. today -- we learn about his legacy --- and the fight for who will be his replacement. abc's ray raimundi has the latest developments. "the body of justice antonin scalia -- transported by a c

webster hall's staff do not carry tasers and are not armed. they carry strobe flashlights. the safety of guests is always our primary focus. >>> police were called to the unitarian universalist church in cherry hill this morning. an employee at the hill noticed signs outside the church were the signs were meant to promote an open community discussion. >> this is vicious. this is angry. this is hate-filled. and that's not what we are. >> the signs were first put up ring martin luther king, junior weekend. police haven't made any arrests. >>> a massive cleanup is under way in fiji after one of the most powerful storms ever hit the pacific islands.ithe storm flattened remote villages with wind gusts up to 202 miles per hour. the death toll now standing at ten people and seven fishermen are still missing at sea. communication is knocked out. schools are closed and there is a 30-day state of emergency. >>> we could get used to the weather, but change is on the way, right? >> slowly but surely, you will notice the temperatures filling off. tomorrow will get even a little bit cool

. >> reporter: a forensic pathologist, omalu first an autopsy on nfl great mike webster. a four-time super bowl champ who died from a heart attacac while homeless, broke, and alone. >> mike webster died today. a heart attack took his life at the age of 50. >> reporter: believing that behavioral changes were caused by trauma to his brbrn, d d omalu performed webster's extensive autopsy. >> what struck me, what everybody was talking about how he did not do so well after football. ii had to provide an explanation for that. >> reporter: he analyzed webster's brain and uncovered a new medical condition. that's when he called it cte and weechbtly told my ly recently told my colleague brian pitts about his findings. >> the most significant contributory factor to ct sechlt exposure to blunt force trauma of the head. >> are we talking like gentle slaps to the head? >> violent slaps that would make your brain move forward and backward, sideways in your skull, causing shearing injuries. >> you have to think about hits smoking and lung cancer. you start young enough, you're going to

for that. >> reporter: he analyzed webster's brain and uncovered a new medical condition. that's when he called it cte and weechbtly told my ly recently told my colleague brian pitts about his findings. >> the most significant contributory factor to ct sechltt exposure to blunt force trauma of the head. >> are we talking like gentle slaps to the head? >> violent slaps that would make your brain move forward and backward, sideways in your skull, causing shearing injuries. >> you have to think about hits to the head like we think about smoking and lung cancer. you start y young enough, you're going to open up the door to lung cancer, just like if you get hid in the head thousands of mes every year while your brai is still develeloping y're opening up the door to cte. >> reporter: today more professiononal athles are not as toll contact sports is taking on them. >> manning. >> reporter: aormer tht end for the indianapolis colts and cincinnati bengals. >> for me it has revolved more around memories and, you know, cognitive -- my cognitive abilities. >> reporter: the nfl releas

after webster genetically modifies the dna...she injects it into the egg. careful not to damage or lose it. and it needs to go in at just the right "moment" to get into a mosquito's reproductive system. then that mosquito will produce offspring that carry the anti -viral gene..and their offspring can carry it..and so on. -scott 12:07:19 so that all of his offspring carry the anti viral gene. then you can show mathmatically that this will spread through the 3 population." max scott is 3 part of a team of entomologists...studying gmo insects at n-c state. -scott 12:05:45 if you're dealing with an insect that's present in high levels, it's very hard to out number them. so the alternative strategy is- ok, we won't try to eradicate it, but we will try to change them so they can no longer transmit disease." reporting. mosquitos are not the only way the virus is spread. the u-s centers for disease control and prevention says it is investigating at least 14 reported cases now of sexually transmitted zika virus. coming up in our next half hour, we will talk live wit

and engage in learning 25:09 webster elementary has 590 students... enrollment in the school tripled since it opened in 20-06. a harding middle school student is also being recognized... campaign tied to the super bowl.. coming up, why he feels honored and chicken wings is a popular choice on a super bowl menu... how many pounds of wings local restaurants are preparing to serve up... and still to come, the worries about young football players... and head injuries. what experts say can be done to make the sport safer for kids... and what parents need to weigh if they are considering putting as we gear up for the super bowl this weekend, a local middle schooler is helping with an ad campaign... harding middle school student johnny castro is part of a nation wide social media campaign... it promotes several p-s-a's that will air during the super bowl. it's all part of the 'i have a dream' campaign. part of it features castro holding a football and diploma in a cap and gown. the i have a dream foundation helps children from low income areas save for colle

werneburg does have other charges in webster county having to do with his arrest. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for the 26th. a business man from yankton, south dakota will challenge republican senator john thune in the november election for u-s senate. the south dakota democratic party introduced jay williams today at an event in sioux falls. the 65-year-old is the founder of a yankton-based software development company. he served on the yankton school board from 2011 through 2014. he lost bids f a state house seat in 2010 and 2014. a state senate committee wants a 20- week abortion ban in south dakota. the senate health and human services committee voted 4-to-3 on the bill friday. the proposal offers some exemptions for women in medical emergencies, but not in south dakota currently limits abortions at 24 weeks. the bill now heads to the full senate chamber for consideration. an iowa resident has tested positvie for zika virus. that's according to the iowa department of public health. the resident recently traveled to countries where the virus transmission

we'll also tell you how long our visit will take christina: webster hall more like webster brawl, a popular rapper is attacked by security. i am christina park, antwan lewis has night off, a concert for rapper skate ma lou will i turned into an all out brawl, many of his fans watched the assault play-off, lisa evers with the latest from the east village. reporter: rapper sing are, usually draws a calm crowd, as you see in this music video. women started throwing punches at each other, one waving a piece of silver hair piece like a victory flag. >> we were just trying to have fun this just happened, we paid to see a show we got robbed by it. reporter: onstage, fans say his partner was man handled and beaten by security, they made it worse. and she ended up with a concussion. >> it was so scary, i thought i was going to get tased. i was pushed down the stairs by security guards. reporter: venue manage. said there are misreports about what took place, the webster hall staff do not carry tasers and are not armd. >> they made it worse, there are so many different ways they could have dealt with

webster was seen on dash-cam video kicking a suspect in the head in 2015, a jury acquitted webster and he will receive his pay and benefits through june 30th. >>> mayor jim kenney spent this afternoon taking a tour of 5th street and north liberties, the first stop was a visitors center that sparks economic development in the area. the first floor is dedicated to showcasing the work of local artists. >>> yesterday we told you the story of a philadelphia woman that had a baby on an amtrak train, we hear from the mom shara lowe. gray hall has the story. >> reporter: an amtrak explain is probably not the first place you think of for babies being born and certainly not the ead i'll place for philadelphia mom hara lowe but she could not wait. >> i could not go back to my seat three doors down. >> her water broke as she was heading back to philadelphia from north carolina. the baby was not due until march 4th. the train made the unexpected stop and surprise said delivery in aberdeen, maryland, and passengers tried to help, medics rushed to her rescue. >> they laid me down on the benches and t

webster city is at three below. we are not the only ones braving the cold this morning, minneapolis at six below. it is a little warmer to the west, in the 20's and 30's. warmer air to the south and west, and colder air ahead of the front that will be lifting through, starting to warm us up by tomorrow and will bring us a little bit of snow. the snow moves in tonight into tomorrow, 31 degrees on sunday. temperatures back in the 50's on the 8 day forecast. alyx: city leaders in clive are taking steps to respond to flooding faster. in june surprised them with how fast the water levels rose. thursday night, the city council adopted an updated flood

webster hall staff does not carry tasers and are not armed. he took to twitter this morn quote, charlotte show has been canceled. right now i'm more worried about fan safety and want this tour to continue on safe terms. the concert here was again part of that national tour, one much 14 shows that skate is doing across the country. even after all these fights broke out, only one man was arrested. 23 years old, for allegedly punching another man in the face. police could be going back with the cell phone video to look for more suspects and potentially make more arrests. hall this morning, greg and rosanna back to you you. >> nobody seriously hurt, right? >> i have to tell you, there is more video, thanks so much, liz, from different angles. it is really frightening. there is video of skate leaving webster hall and the guy is crying hysterical. >> crying? >> crying, crying. because he got roughed up and his family got roughed up. >> i'm sorry about that. we have other stuff going on. a plane crashed over the weekend a small plane, a piper in the

webster feels like 18 below zero, six below in knoxville. the wind is not very strong, but there is just enough out there to put the extra chill in the air. they are out of the northeast at about five miles per hour. southwestern iowa, much of that not making it to the ground. the next system will be coming through tonight into tomorrow, bringing us a better chance of snow. with that sinking air, we are not saturating the lower levels of the atmosphere for the snow to hit the ground this morning but as high pressure moves out, this warm front will be moving through the state along with this area of low pressure. let's track it with futurecast, starting things out, i think most of the day stays dry but it will be very cold. 4:00 is trying to spit out some snow showers for northwestern iowa. it is going to start as light snow but will be over a longer period of time. the snow continues throughout the overnight hours tonight into sunday before it will finally pull out by the end of the day just how much snow we are expecting, two to four inches

another person however, from webster city, says he was deprived of a very big jackpot. here's his story. "just last year, eddie tipton, former security security director at the multi state lottery association was convicted of fraud for rigging the hot lotto jackpot. tipton tried claiming the 16 million prize for himself back in december of 2010. the main evidence - this quik trip video surveillance showing tipton buying the ticket himself. "he was caught, if that video didn't exsist, who knows if still going on" now the crawford mauro lawfirm has filed a landmark lawsuit- stating by allowing tipton to rig the jackpot- the iowa lottery and multi state association deprived the legitmate hot lotto winner millions of dollars. "the odds arent exactly great,if you actually win you should get your prize" attorneys are asking the courts to award their client - larry dawson, of webster city- 10 million dollars, plus interset. they say, after tipton's rigging in december of 2010, the lottery reset to 1 million. meaning when, dawson won on may 7th 2011, he won significantly less.

on the other side of the bracket-- webster decision the show that he belongs with the top contenders in 2a. sot jon: now we head to jordan furbee jon: now we head to jordan furbee who is at wells fargo arena with this afternoon's early semifinal tilts. jordan. jordan: ad lib intro "we pick things up at 120, 2nd ranked brady kyner of se warren, graps the pin 3:39 in and is on to the finals "it's been a long year coming... ...finally got it." of moravia holds on for the 3-2 decision big difference from year ago and you can see it on his face. year ago and you can see it on his face. "i've been holding back... ...tears of joy." 160 pounds, i-35's sal arzani racks up the points with the 14-3 major decision and is on to the final. 182, ogden's austin lentz moves to the championship with the 9-1 major decision! a great one up at 220, #1 rylan richardson of south central calhoun moves on to the finals with the 3-2 decision. "i've put in a lot of hours... ...i'm just so happy." and up to heavyweight, manson nw webster's tim butcher is just one win a way from a state title after the 3-2 decis

and he was thrilled. 1:01 the ticket was purchased at the dock stop at webster city jackpot on may 7, 2011. the cash value of six million dollars was paid to him at the time. and he was thrilled. 1:01 the ticket was purchased at the dock stop at webster city and i jumped up and i said thats me but now his attorneys are saying he's entitled to more money.... 16:32:15 'the odds arent exactly what we call great to win the lottery, and if you actually win the lottery then you should get your prize the crawford mauro law firm saying dawson should have been paid 16 million dollars cash instead of the six he received...and that he would have if it wasn't for former lotto security executive eddie tipton... in november 2010, tipton, rigged the hot lotto game. on december 23, 2010, tipton bought a ticket for the 12-29-2010 rigged drawing. when the rigged lotto numbers were ticket for the 12-29-2010 rigged drawing. when the rigged lotto numbers were drawn, tipton won a cash value jackpot of ten million dollars. the jackpot then wrongfully reset to one million dollars. in may of 2011, larry dawso

coldest reading right now on the map is webster city. seven degrees in pella. actual temperatures in many locations, teens and 20's. there will be a few morning clouds and that will see some sunshine. they little afternoon cloudiness. temperature tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., 12. we will warm up to around the freezing mark, near our average high. a gradual warming trend. low 30's up into the mid-30's on saturday. sunday, a high around 40 degrees. moving in early next week. stacey: blowing snow and ice are making travel treacherous north of the metro. kcci's vanessa peng is live in hamilton county. vanessa, how are the roads now? vanessa: it is a lot better now. that is because the wind has died down quite a bit and on the blowing snow has slowed down. it is very cold out here with that wind chill. you can see there are some spots where it might be icy. usually, you can tell. the blowing snow made for dangerous driving conditions out on highway 69 in both directions between story city and webster city. we drove northbound and hit quite a few slick spots. plenty

jahmai webster happy to be with you. -- "7sportsxtra". jahmai webster , happy to be with you. a du school record attendanne of over 35,000 today at coors field. the freshman is big on the big stage. they got down to business. unleased the beast. the top offensive line since 2016 began. moving the puck nicely, sets up the one time or. do you like offense? you are in the right place. later dillon graham brown -- [ name indiscernible ], each with a goal and assist. the end -- du gets the win with a score of 4-1. >> the fans were loud and packed in. it's a little different. with us being outside, you could still hear them pretty nice. these guys did a amazing job with the ice. it was unbelievable. >> a trip to edmonton in the best ice in the nhl. 3 john mitchell is in front of the net to not it up -- knot it up at one goal apiece. look at this. the avs are ahead right now 3-1 in the 3rd period. became the very first division i lacrosse champion west of the mississippi. that was then. what have you done lately? they take on third-ranked duke for the third straight year. this one we

scott forbes/ems webster co came up fast- housing for some residents. reports on ice jams we like to document them jeff zogg of the national weather service was touring areas where the ice had caused some flooding today. he says this part of the river is prone to ice jams.... sot zogg the last big flood in riverdale was in 2010..and most residents here know that this comes with having a place along the river.. sot sara in fort dodge rr channel 13 news ad lib main weather it will be ad lib main weather it will be this evening will remain cloudy with temperatures dropping to the low 30s. a cold front will move will could bring a quick rain/snow mix through central iowa, but accumulation is not expected. winds will pick up during the middle of the week with temperatures dropping back into the middle to upper 30s. temperatures will bump up to the upper 40s again briefly on saturday with the possibility of more snow on sunday night into monday morning. therapy animals can be a life or death companion for some ... therapy animals can be a life or death compan

werneburg does have other charges in webster county having to do with his arrest. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for the 26th. switching gears... president obama says he has plans to choose a replacement for supreme court justice antonin scalia, who passed away last weekend. however, some republicans say since president obama leaves office next year... the next president should pick the replacement. as a result... iowa senator chuck grassley will be a prominent figure in the debate because he is the chair of the senate judiciary committee... which is the first step in hearings for a supreme court nominee. dave price has more. << (nats) "i want to respond to all your questions." in this marengo public library were almost as many questions for senator chuck grassley's traditional town hall. planned parenthood, the debt, trade deals. but no topic brought more questions than this. mos "justice scalia was the anchor to hold the constitution together." a half dozens questions on what grassley would do if president obama nominates a replacement for the late justice

jack/1shot: there was a drug bust in webster county yesterday. two people at a trailer in the trailer park, long drug investigation. investigators say 21 year old and 25 year old danielle wilson were fake meth . both were arrested and taken to the webster county jail. underway in johston. the merle hay road gateway is getting some big changes done to it. six buildings along merle hay road, including the old location of the north end diner and best western diner will be torn down. these demolitions are part of johnston's merle hay road gateway redevelopment plan to add new retail, hotel, and office locations. jack/lam: and if you want to spruce up your home or garden this weekend, the iowa events center has the perfect opportunity at the annual home and garden show. the home and garden show has more than 53- hundred square feet of garden landscapes to walk through, as well as featured guests. the home and garden show goes through sunday. you can buy tickets at the door or online. stephanie/otsr: you may already know about this? homemade snacks and

i am jahmai webster. after much anticipation it is here, redwings and avalanche, coors field. the first nhl outdoor contest here in denver. >> what a backdrop! it was 65 degrees. it doesn't bode well for the ice but it made for an unforgettable night. it was like the march of the penguins. even here. say -- shades of joe sakic. >> they put the puck on the net. it's a freebie. he tied it again with 6:15 left. it stayed that way until this. nicholas cromwell, brad richards, there's the goal. detroit tacked on an empty netter, 5-3 they win the game. >> i enjoyed it. it was a nice experience. i am disappointed because we lost tonight but everything was first class by the organization. they did a super job and every detail was perfect. it was a nice experience. >> good times, almost 50,000 of -`you went back to the future ii" see the avalancheetake on here's peter forsberg, at 42 he still has it. his game is still in tact. >>> in case you haven't noticed, twitter is abuzz. peyton manning future is a hot topic. number 18 will indeed ride off into the sunset. >> that's right. two unn

webster county would appreciate a call if you know anything. stephanie: and new information now on a 2006 case out of ottumwa in which two men allegedly lit a house on fire, killing two people. christopher yenger and zachary dye submitted written pleas of not guilty today and asked for a speedy trial. we reported back in january that after 10 years of no movement on the case, the two men were arrested by deputies for the murders of nathan messer and seth anderson. the initial investigation was unable to pinpoint a cause of the fire. new information told police that the fire was started intentionally. coming up on local 5 news at six... we check in with local 5 sports director jon schaeffer on what to expect from the state wrestling tournament tonight. and.... the countdown continues until the next presidential primary for candidates, and we've got some new numbers on where those candidates stand right now. "your watching local 5 iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 director jon schaeffer. this is loca

werneburg is being held in the webster county jail. the sac county sheriff's department turned to facebook to try and ktiv's tommie clark shows us how their job. << a recent case involving a man wanted for attempted murder in sac county, iowa, has spotlight. the sac county sheriff's office's facebook page drew in thousands of people after posting a photo and information about jeremy werneberg's capture. sac county sheriff ken mcclure says it's a way to reach out to their community...and it's working. example you know when you get over 125,000 people viewing that and people talk and they share it you know virtually everybody knew who he was," said sac county sheriff ken mcclure. besides the post about werneberg, mcclure says their facebook page regularly posts information that is important for the public to know. that includes news releases, weather and information from other law enforcement agencies. but there are drawbacks to social media use if the wrong person posts something... "victims of crimes, family members, have found out bec

eddie tipton manipulated the hot lotto system so he would win, but another person, from webster city, says he was deprived of a very big jackpot. "just last year, eddie tipton, former security security director at the multi state lottery for rigging the hot lotto jackpot. tipton tried claiming for himself back in the main evidence - this quik trip video surveillance showing tipton buying the ticket himself. "he was caught, if that video didn't exsist, who kns if hed be there and this now the crawford led a landmark lawsuit- stating by allowing tipton to rig the jackpot- the iowa lottery and multi state association deprived the legitmate hot lotto winner "the odds arent exactly great,if you actually win you should get your prize" attorneys are asking the courts to award their client - larry dawson, of webster city- 10 million dollars, plus interset. they say, after tipton's rigging in december of 2010, the lottery reset to 1 million. meaning when, dawson won on may 7th 2011, he won signgnicantly less. then in december of 2011, tipton's unclaimed 10 million was returned to state lotteri

a van was driving westbound on 170th street and taylor avenue in webster county... thats just three when it went off the road into the ditch and rolled several times. the webster county sheriffs office says multiple people were ejected from the vehicle... 13 year old duane touney was pronounced dead on scene... the driver was an adult... and many in the car were young family members. all five are in the hospital and are expected to survive. the cause of the crash is still under investigation but it is not believed that weather conditions, drugs or alcohol played a factor. nikki/1 shot: over near maxwell, iowa state patrol is investigating a second deadly crash involving a teenager. 17 year old chase mohler was driving southbound on 645th avenue when his pickup lost control and went off the road... chase was prounounced dead on scene... his passenger 16 year old william spencer was taken to methodist hospital in des moines. the crash remains under investigation. nikki: police have arrested a man for firing a gun outside of platinum kutz barber shop in des moines. des