A Union County Man is behind bars this morning. Charged with two counts of first degree murder. The Iowa Division of criminal investigation arrested 37 year old Jerry Dillinger of thayer. After the discovery of two sets of human remains in union county. Authorities say one of the victims is his former sisterinlaw. 37 year old Officials Say hunters came across dillingers body in a pond. Near lorimor on december 2nd. They called it suspicious, but released few other details in the case. During their investigation, the dci found skeletal remains in thayer. No word yet on the identity of the victim. Police are searching the missing persons database. And have yet to release a motive in either case. A bondurant man is recovering this morning after getting shot while deer hunting in guthrie county. The iowa dnr says another hunter accidentally shot 32 year old shaymus smith. The shotgun slug hit him in the right leg around 230 yesterday afternoon. Smiths injury is not considered life threaten
Daybreak. Sean it is monday of vacation week. Good morning. Im sean mcdonald. More out of the breaking news in just a moment. First everybody talking about the weather. Were expecting for tomorrow snowfall and considerable amounts. It is a huge change. The colder air continues to rush in this morning gusting over 25 miles an hour. Winter storm watches posted for the northern third of the state and Winter Weather advisories elsewhere starting during the overnight hours tonight and continuing through the day tomorrow. For now still some lingering light snow, flurries out there this morning, not associated with the next system which starts to arrive after midnight tonight in south Western Areas. Not much of a move upward today. Well get in the lower 20s up north. Mid 30s for southern spots with the breeze and more clouds filing in. Well have the latest timeline coming up. Lets look at your morning ride here. Were joined live by deb davidson. Good morning, deb. Should take advantage of the
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Cover up doping violations. I think sebastien co is going to have to answer very difficult questions, probably today, because hes in the room. Im sure journalists will have questions for him. Just looking back if the report that was released, the first part of the report released back in november, and at the time,. Led to russia being suspended from international competition. Remind us of the fallout from that. Russia became the first country ever to be banned from International Athletics because of what wada described as a systematic state sponsored doping. This wasnt individuals breaking the rules, this was the Russian Athletic Federation actively supporting the use of drugs for their athletes to achieve better results. They have promised to tackle these issues. Theres currently an iaaf task force in russia at the moment seeing how they are tackling these issues. They should have their house in order before the Olympic Games in rio which take place next summer, because of course with
Man, machine, even bigger machine to scoop it up and haul it away. In some areas it barely made a difference. People were told to stay home. Many schools remain closed until at leastednesday. Some streets have yet to be touched by snowplows. D. C. s metro worked to clear the tracks as it tries to restore full service sometime tuesday. We want the city back now. Just like everybody else does. Reporter Emergency Management director, chris geldart. You look at manhattan got more snow than d. C. And they in much quicker order were back to school in session, roads being clear, there is more that should have been done here in the district . Here in the district, we know our conditions and what our roadways look like and for our resides and children out t tre making the best decision we can make here. Reporter Robert Greffenius wife is 39 weeks pregnant. He spent the day shoveling a path to the car. At what point does it stop being uh, about 20 minutes ago, probably. Reporter one block over,