stacey: a new trial start date is set for a man accused of fatally shooting a neighbor in des moines. 30-year-old patrick kirwan has pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in the death of 35-year-old mark hruska. court records show the new trial date is set for february 29. steve: a major increase in the reward being offered in a 2-year-old missing person case. kcci's emmy victor is live in studio to tell us why. emmy: steve, 22-year-old ethan kazmerzak of hampton went missing september 15, 2013. today, hampton police announced the reward offered in the case is going up from $20,000 to $100,000. a group of anonymous donors pooled the money. the reward is being offered for any relevant and useful information that leads to the current location and/or safe return of kazmerzak. he has dark blond hair and a beard, wears glasses and has a grateful dead tattoo on his upper left arm. the was driving a silver 2006 volkswagen jetta with iowa license plate auz-382. anyone with information should call north iowa crimestoppers at 1-800-383-0088. stacey: a norwalk mom is robbed shopping mall. kcci's kim st. onge is in studio with the story. kim lindsey sprouse was walking mall parking lot near von maur just after 6:00 last night when mask. within seconds, he was in front of her, pointing a gun. about an hour after sunset in a well-lit parking lot outside a popular shopping mall, lindsey sprouse experienced one of the most terrifying moments of her life. >> i didn't have much time to react because the second i stepped off the curb and walking vehicle, he stepped off the curb and starting b-lining towards me. kim she's too shaken up to go on pointed what turned out to be a bb gun at her and demanded her stuff. her husband was on the phone with her listening to the entire , confrontation. >> you don't know if you're suddenly gonna feel pain from the bullet that's pointing at you. i'm still really shooken. cam: shaken but luckily not injured. thorpe got away with her wallet, cell phone and keys to her ford escape. windsor heights police spotted the stolen suv 10 minutes later at the walmart off 73rd street. >> always good woman catch them as quick as we did. he was driving the vehicle that he stole. you can do a whole lot better than that. kim: western one of the lycee in that split second, she did everything right. >> there's no sense in getting hurt over some money or a credit cards or even your vehicle. we always advise people to just give them what they're asking for and then call the police immediately. kim: thorpe is in the polk county jail tonight charged with while barred. valley west mall officials would not talk about their have extra off duty officers patrolling the area for the upcoming shopping weekend. in studio, kim st. onge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. steve: a young mother is dead, her boyfriend injured, following a violent crash in a quiet des moines neighborhood. it happened in the 600 block of 35th street between interstate-235 and ingersoll around 8:30 this morning. police say 22-year-old scalicity angel perez died after being ejected from the car. the driver, troy mure junior, is in mercy medical center. the car was so mangled, at first police couldn't even tell the make or model. the vehicle split in half after hitting a high-voltage power pole, which sparked and caught some nearby trees on fire. >> our belief is that it was it slid out of control and hit the pole. the transformer blew, a kind of extinguished itself. steve: family members tell us the driver said he was being chased at the time, and gunshots were fired. des moines police are still investigating what caused the deadly crash. stacey: the johnston community school district is set to approve the resignation of bus driver robert scarbrough tonight. and child endangerment of a special needs student in october. the incident was caught on video by other students. the special needs student's family says they may file a civil suit against scarbrough. steve: more than 24 hours after learning he was fired paul rhodes speaks to the media. kci sports director andy garman joins us now with what he said. andy: if you followed i was capable at all during the paul rhoads, era, you knew a motion would come to the forefront. his emotions came pouring out today as he said goodbye. >> most of all, i would like to thank our players past and present that have given their all for the cardinal and goal. -- cardinal and gold. i trust that i have made a small impact on you. i promise you, you have made a large impact on vicki and i. anmdydy: paul rhoads really led cardinal and gold. today, the leader of the cycle athletic department talked about why the change was necessary. >> sometimes you want something i wanted to be our coach, he wanted to be our coach, but it just wasn't meant to be. andy: coach rhoads will make the cyclones onto the field on saturday for the final game of the season. coming up, one game left in the football season. 4a championship battle between undefeated dowling catholic and cedar rapids kennedy. stacey: those games postponed to monday because of the snowstorm we had friday. kurtis: today, really a meltdown in the metro. where the snow was thicker, temperatures stayed in the 30's. where there was still a bit of snow, highs today in the 50's. pretty shot of the sun going down. temperatures will dip down into the 20's overnight. some of the sidewalks, parking lots re-freeze out there with temperatures dropping below freezing. note, 43. temperature, 49 degrees. fog and drizzle, early morning fog kobe dance. 35 and mostly high skied had on friday -- mostly cloudy skies. >> is solely the turkey -- steve: zoey and spike will be taken to living history farms to both survived bird flu this year. governor branstad says he's glad to see turkey producers getting back to work following the devastating outbreak earlier this year. next at 5:00, imminent and serious. why isis still has people in brussels and paris on edge. stacey: plus, good samaritan shot. he took a bullet to the stomach while stopping a kidnapping. why he's giving thanks that the gun jammed. first,scott: dowling america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving our climate crisis so, what are we waiting for? announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 5:00 with steve karlin, stacey horst, and chief meteorologist john mclaughlin. steve: french police say they have found an explosive belt, without a detonator, in the streets of paris. stacey: and belgium's capital is under lockdown for a third straight day. craig boswell is at the white house right now. craig: french police have cordoned off the area where a street cleaner found what they say is an explosive belt without a detonator. it was in the same location where authorities found a cell phone belonging to salah abdeslam, a fugitive suspected of participating in the paris attacks. in brussels, there is fear a heavily armed soldiers are subways, schools and many businesses are closed. >> the threat of an attack is imminent and serious. craig overnight, security forces : carried out more than a dozen raids across belgium. and charged a 4th person involved in the paris attacks. the hunt for more suspects and the fight against islamic militants tops the agenda when president obama and french president francois hollande meet tuesday at the white house. hollande was with britain's prime minster, david cameron, monday in paris. they laid flowers at the bataclan nightclub where 89 people lost their lives. cameron then returned home and asked britain's parliament to authorize air strikes against isis in syria. mr. cameron: i'll make the case for britain to join our international allies in going after isil at their headquarters in syria. craig france continued its : assault on isis strongholds, launching its first airstrikes into iraq from the aircraft carrier charles de gaulle. this as two victims of the paris attacks were laid to rest, sisters who were eating dinner together in a restaurant 9 days ago. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. steve: americans now gearing up for thanksgiving travel have terror attacks fresh on their minds. kevin cooney is here now with the extra precautions that are now in place to keep travelers safe. kevin: steve, 46 million people traveling in the u.s. this week. airport lines will be longer, they will be slower. tougher screening in place for all travelers, even those with pre-check. tsa workers will take extra time to go through bags of an estimated 25 million air travelers. extra security is also going to be in place for flights overseas. phony bomb threats redirected three flights last week including one to istanbul this morning. new york is increasing counterterrorism efforts. they're adding almost 50 police officers to patrol rail lines. there are also extra officers at tourist destinations and bus terminals. right now, the department of homeland security says there are no credible threats anywhere in the u.s.. stacey? stacey: a man is in jail after a violent crime is caught on a new orleans surveillance camera. you can see the suspect dragging a woman to an suv. peter gold steps in. medical student but seconds later, you can see the suspect holding a gun to his head. he shot gold in the stomach. he tried shooting him in the head, but the gun jammed. 21-year-old euric cain is charged with armed robbery, kidnapping and attempted murder. gold is still in the hospital, but he's improving. the woman was treated for minor injuries. steve: back here in the des moines area, a whole lot of snow melt going on. kurtis: a nice november sunshine. we are still at 42 degrees. humidity, 57%. partly cloudy at 7:00 p.m. we get that re-freeze, so watch out. patchy fog tomorrow. 7:00 a.m. temperature, 26. this time of year, temperatures supposed to climb into the 40's. overall, it is going to be a mild one over the next few days. i think my computer just locked up. we have a complete shutdown their. put that up at the wall and we will finish out with that. i got the next two graphics, don't worry. the clouds through the northeastern part of the state. you can see those clouds in northeastern iowa. those clouds will move on through. sunshine in central iowa. skies. wednesday, the clouds roll on in. it is the showers moving on in. northwestern iowa, we will get a little bit of a light wintry mix thanksgiving day. there. rain showers to the southeast. showers move out. southeastern iowa. look at the rainfall. this is just one computer model. later amounts to the northwest. this is the location where we will see that mix. temperatures in the 50's wednesday. steve: not a whole lot going on in traffic right now. 35th street, the site of that double fatal, just north of the price chopper grocery store between woodland avenue and plea nt street. that will be closed until midnight tonight due to that accident. other than that, across the greater des moines area, things look pretty done good. nine minutes to the west and seven minutes to the east. stacey: kcci 8 news is live with new developments right now. here's what we're working on for 6:00. kevin: more on that deadly accident on the west side. witnesses saying the car was traveling at excessive speeds, maybe as much as 100 miles per hour. we will talk about it with cynthia. the nasa how are those who used : -- vanessa how are those who state athletics responding to the firing of coach paul rhoads . >> what are the must haves this holiday season? friday.tt2watx#@nt p bt@q7y@ tt2watx#@nt p "a@q'u$ tt2watx#@nt p bm@q,^( tt4watx#@nt r dztq (nd tt4watx#@nt r entq xj$ tt4watx#@nt r gzt& am\ tt4watx#@nt r hnt& qc0 tt4watx#@nt r iztq ;*h @nt r it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. stacey: the state high school football playoffs wrap up today in cedar falls. steve: scott is live with a preview of the matchup between dowling catholic and cedar rapids kennedy. scott: imagine if you are dowling and you wait all year long. they are not too happy about having to wait. these guys have been hanging out waiting to play this game for far too long. they are so eager to get out it would give dowling and unprecedented three straight state titles. they are finally excited to get a shot at it. at 7:00, they're going to let it all hang out. >> once we found out we were going to have to wait, our kids after the initial shock just got back to work. they are chomping at the bit and certainly ready to go. scott: the game will kick off just after 7:00. it is a little bit better than walking around on a gym floor. scott rice turn -- steve: kevin cooney countdown is on. stacey: his final newscasts are tomorrow night at 6:00 and 10:00. kcci held a retirement lunch in his honor today. former kcci staffers and elected and public officials turning out to wish kevin the best. you can wish him well too. go to the kcci facebook page and use the hashtag #kudoskevin. steve: we also have a very special story coming up tonight that you do not want to miss. kcci's eric hanson has spent months talking with central iowans who have watched kevin for years. many say they feel like they're losing a member of the family even though they've never met kevin. they say he is iowa. so kevin is iowa, tonight, only on kcci 8 news at ten. a really great thing everybody here for the lunch today. stacey: he so deserves it. back next with a final check of the forecast. you're watching kcci 8 news at here's a penny just for you. that's no penny. that's a galaxy s 6 at u.s. cellular on black friday. whoa, thanks, grandma!! you're welcome. you can also get an lg g4 or an lg g pad f 8.0 with that penny. nice! isn't that just delightful? pennies for everyone! get penny doorbuster deals on great devices this black friday from 8:00 a.m. till noon kurtis: temperature down below freezing tonight. a little patchy fault. high temperature of 49. it does look like wednesday 50's. thanksgiving day, 47 degrees. cooler and drive for the weekend.