todd: this all on voted -- unfolded at 4:00 this morning at the holiday inn on merle hay road. kcci's rose heaphy has the new information for us. rose: just after 4:00 a.m. urbandale police responded to a drug complaint at the holiday inn off merle hay road. when they got there three suspects were in the lobby. >> their conversations did not last long before they ended up in sa struggle with one of the subjects who ended up pulling a gun. one shot was fired by him and our officers returned fire. rose: the man died from his injuries. two women left the area, but are now in custody. >> i think our people and the staff at the hotel last night did an amazing job. rose: the busy crime scene came as a surprise to this hotel guest, who asked us not to use his name. >> i asked the cop what had happened and he said somebody was shot. i guess its kind of weird not knowing it until i got up. rose: officers say there will be a long, extensive investigation. in urbandale rose heaphy kcci 8 todd: officials are not saying how many officers are involved. no names have been released. laura: new at 6:00. we've learned the name of the suspect involved in a shooting near drake university. police say 45-year-old reginald douglas fired gun shots into the air outside platinum kutz on university avenue. no one was injured but university avenue was shut down for a short time friday night. douglas is facing two weapons charges and a drug charge. video evidence in the case against a former des moines roosevelt high school girls basketball coach could be thrown out. gerald tig johnson is accused of having inappropriate contact with a student. des moines police tell us video evidence from the school district was corrupted. johnson's attorney filed a motion to have the evidence thrown out because johnson cannot get a fair trial. back in december, police charged johnson with sexual exploitation and assault to commit sexual abuse, after a student claimed johnson kissed and touched her. todd: also right now at 6:00. more snow moving into the metro tonight. jason, what can we expect over jason: snow is going to start following -- following -- falling. this will strengthen throughout the evening hours tonight. we could see a few inches. quite a bit more than that and other spots. we'll get the totals in just a bit, but because of that we have a winter weather advisory for the northeastern two thirds of the state. even down to the southwest year we will likely be seeing snow, just not to advisory levels. we warm up for the evening, rather than cool down. i will have the latest on how much so we can expect. todd: it's an issue affecting more than a half million low income and disabled iowans but it's also one many have a hard time understanding. the plan to privatize medicaid in iowa has its critics the iowa senate voted this week to halt the process. the iowa house but opponents , continue to warn the change, could impact patient services. those in favor say that's not true and something needs to be done to reign in the rising cost of medicaid. >> the services are not going to be reduced. they're going to be better managed and coordinated. >> a model to deliver services with -- to people with complex health issues. todd: we unravel the details and the concerns with guests senate president, pam jochum, and governor terry branstad. close up airs sunday morning at 10:30, right after face the nation. laura: new at 6:00. the search for an escaped research goat cost the university of iowa around $10,000. officials captured the goat nicknamed "william the goat" earlier this week. he escaped back in january while being transferred from a portable carrier to a vehicle. , a theatre group to tackle bullying. together, they're introducing an online bullying toolkit. it's called "hear", helping educators use art to reduce bullying. it's meant as an arts-related resource for teachers to help handle issues related to bullying. one of the lead researchers hopes the art-based program appeals to students' emotions. >> we want them to really focus on bullying, which is an emotional experience, and turn the communication toward a more positive interaction rather than bullying. laura: researchers say classroom-based programs on bullying aren't working very very well. she hopes the bully toolkit will resonate more with teenagers. todd: pope francis is spending his first full day in mexico. thousands lined the streets to get a glimpse of the holy father. adriana diaz has more from mexico city. adriana: pope francis emerged saturday morning, to the roar of thousands. bells tolled as he rode on his the holy father stopped time and time again to bless the sick and kiss babies. lila aldana and her mother traveled all the way from guatemala to see him on her mother's birthday. >> it was a very exciting experience her with my mother. it was a blessing adriana: at the presidential palace, a military band played during the pope's official welcome ceremony. later, the leader of the catholic church delivered a message of tough love to mexican politicians. he told them not to be seduced by privilege but to offer true justice and meet the basic needs of all mexicans. for many this is the place to be. crowds are camped out at the pope's residence. their best chance for a close encounter. you feel his presence just by being close to his residence? >> yes of course. adriana: the pope also met today with mexico's catholic bishops, urging them to show more transparency and fight against the evils of the drug trade. city. todd: the pope ends his day officiating mass at the basilica of our lady of guadalupe. laura grammy ready. : the preparations underway right now for monday's big show. hear who the opening act will be. todd think spring. : why hundreds of iowans had warmer weather on their minds. laura the panthers have done it : again. later in sports, see how uni win. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 6:00 with todd magel, laura nichols, -- laura carol, meteorologist jason sydejko and sports with scott reister. todd: it's the biggest night in music and it's almost here. laura: the grammys are monday night here on kcci. suzanne: marques shows us what we can expect. suzanne: audiences can say "hello" to adele. the british superstar returns to the grammy stage to perform a song from her record-smashing album, "25." taylor swift will open the show for the second time in three years. swift is up for 7 awards, also, record of the year and song of the year. she goes up against kendrick lamar, who leads with 11 nominations, country star chris stapleton, r&b artist "the weeknd", and southern rockers "alabama shakes." lady gaga is slated to give one of the night's most highly anticipated performances, a tribute to the late david bowie. >> she has something very cool planned. she's been her sing off skype -- off-site in an undisclosed location. suzanne: ll cool j will host music's biggest night for the fifth consecutive year. he says the bowie tribute is not to be missed. >> it's going to be an amazing night. i think people are going to be blown away. suzanne: the grammys are also a forum for new artists, including soul singer andra day. she'll duet with ellie goulding. >> right now i'm not too nervous but day of it's going to happen. , suzanne: day is also up for two grammys. suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles. laura: also on monday night, the to glenn frey . plus lionel richie will be , honored. it all starts at 7:00 p.m., monday night, right here on kcci. jason: a lot of people dreaming of warmer weather. folks we spoke with said this was a great way to think spring in the middle of winter. >> i'm starting to get spring fever. it todd: the show will be open feels good with all of the snow. tomorrow from 10:00 to 6:00. tickets are $12 at the door for adults. laura: checking back in with jason tonight, no spring-like weather for a while. jason: we've got a chance. the forecast has just about everything you could want in it. right now, we have the snow. have been fighting off a little bit of dry air. eastward and bring in light snow and even chances for moderate snow, mainly for overnight hours tonight. 10 below at stone lake. we are at the edge of a warm here -- warm up your. if you did make it out, you were kindly rewarded. absolutely it what there. continue to send the shots and. you have seen -- see what we have coming. this is going to continue to push eastward. we have chances for some spots to pick up around five inches. not too comfortable. 15 degrees. when show at two degrees, but i'm had to say we are going to overnight tonight by 10:00 p.m., we are back up to 21 degrees. you can see the system to the west is driving that in. deep blues as we head into the morning hours tomorrow. that eventually pushes eastward, so it won't be with us all day, but for a significant portion of the morning and afternoon, we're going to see the snow falling out there. not incredible snowfall, but still, snow walling enough to make the roads slick. you can see things wrapup of the overnight, some of the deeper blues for the metro. by 7:00, if you are an early riser, it will be slick out there. this will push eastward to late afternoon, evening hours. could bring a little bit of sunshine to star on monday. do plan on so before that. 2-4 inches for the metro off to the southwest, you have dodged the bulk of the snow. 13 degrees tonight. light snow and we continue that throughout the day tomorrow. 31 degrees, but that tapers off in the afternoon, into the evening hours and after that we finally get to see warmer air. 40, council bluffs tomorrow. 31 in the metro. up to 39 on tuesday. the next chance working letting snow after that, look at the end of the week -- of a team letting snow -- of accumulating snow reporter:ternet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider >> from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. scott: you and i can beat the top teens in the nation -- teams in the nation. which team would show up on saturday? on thursday they the road taking on wichita state. first half, ron baker puts it back. shockers go up by one. final minute of the half. carlson drains the three. he had 12 points off the bench. uni led by 11 at the break. they pushed the lead to 15 at the -- in the second half. the game tied at 44. it is meant to years since the shockers lost and this ruling. panthers did not care. puts them up by four. moments later, after a stop, matthew shoots about 1003 said they and makes most of them. that puts them up by seven pure final seconds, shockers down by three, but connor. uni whence -- wins 53-50. >> there is a different confidence about us. that confidence has helped us out defenses -- defensively, rebounding, toughness. >> tougher environment. 10,000 plus fans screaming at you. it is a team effort. it takes guys like wyatt and clint to step up and make really big plays. it proves once again just how good we can be. scott: they took down with killing earlier this season. then they beat this ranked iowa state. wichita state was ranked 25th and they beat them today. 8-6 in the valley, four games out. drake's season continues to get worse. drake falls to 1-13 in the valley. the first time kansas and oklahoma met the top ranked , jayhawks beat the second-ranked sooners 109-106 in saturday we got the sequel. at home this time taking on the jayhawks. second half, he'll drains the free and oklahoma -- he'll drains the three. kansas goes on top. closing seconds, isaiah for the three. that would have tied it, instead it is a kansas victory. 76-72, the jayhawks win again. the cyclones are now 2.5 games behind big 12 co-leaders kansas and west virginia. the 14th ranked clones host number 24 texas tonight at hilont. they are trying to rally back drum wednesday's 85-82 overtime >> shot-blocking, running, rebounding. dunking balls over the rim. scott: it is a 7:30 tip. if you cannot make it, the game is on its -- espn. the cyclone women are struggling. they lost 79-69 at tcu saturday. isu falls to 4-9 in the big 12. in the loss bridget carleton set an isu freshman record with 19 rebounds and the loss. the biggest week in high school wrestling is just days away. to get there you had to get through today. kobe printer loss his leg to cancer, but here he is. running gets the decision. at 126, waters whence a 4-0 decision. michael zachary is going to the state tournament as well. 21-a, a dominant decision. let's i love the atmosphere. i ve the and spirit i love the competition. it never gets old. i just love to go there and compete everything we are. >> last year i felt really short -- bellfell really short. >> it is an describable when you come out of the title and see all those people. it is probably one of because moments of my life. i am really on her to come back. scott: we have some history in the water saturday. in marshalltown, waukee won its first ever boys state swim title. they were led by josh waltman, were named coaches of the year. dowling came in tenth. and had a great moment when the iowa high school athletic association honored long time coach mark crouch. mark crouch has been a swim coach for 40 years. kasey tickel shared this collage on the teams facebook page. he still has some great stuff -- great hair. congratulations to crouch on his big day. speaking of marshalltown, check out the scene at last nights basketball game. they dedicated a new court to longtime coach george funk. the 82,-year-old was on hand, along with he 1965-1966 championship team. the court is part of the renovation of their roundhouse, which has been around 51 years. thanks to ann vance for thetodd: we continue to follow the breaking news that antonin scalia has died at age 79. more: -- laura: the impact this could have on future cases and the impact of the presidential election. todd: by 10:00 we should begin some snow. jason: if you're headed out, be safe, but i think everyone can latch onto some part of it. we have got the cold and so chances tonight. we will get some more tomorrow. 40 degrees in council bluffs. but we have 50's in the forecast. a couple chances of snow, but after that is looking good. laura: you're teasing us with those springlike temperatures. [laughter] today on "matter of fact." >> today on "matter of fact." the front runners face a new test -- can old strategies work in america's new south? then, dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz reacts to the race between democrats that no one predicted. >> our candidates are going to continue to run their own races. >> plus, with the stroke of a pen, she became a dreamer. now presidential candidates seek her endorsement. fernando: i'm fernando espuelas. donald trump had a huge victory in new hampshire. and now he's moving south, to a road perhaps that leads to the nomination. will the other candidates be able to compete with him in south carolina and beyond? with me today are two journalists who are following the candidates' every move. priscilla alverez is with "the atlantic," looking for differences between candidates on the issues. shane goldmacher is with "politico" and just spent 21 days on the gop campaign trail. shane, priscilla, welcome to the program. priscilla: thank you for having us. shane: thank you. fernando: shane, you've been following the trump campaign for some time now. what's going on there? obviously they're thrilled, but what''s their plan going forward? shane: kind of the remarkable thing is for once donald trump wasn't the center of attention, and he might have been even bigger than he got. donald trump just won a state. he won new hampshire. he leads in every subsequent state in the entire country. pretty remarkable sequence right now.