alyx: lopez was shot and killed on the north side of des moines at the intersection of 13th street and jefferson avenue. police say that lopez have been visiting a home in the area and got into a dispute with some people. this is the 14th homicide in des moines this year. now to another saturday morning homicide a des moines man came face-face with a suspected murderer, but didn't even know it. brendan mcguinness is suspected of killing a man in waukee saturday morning. kcci's rose heaphy has an exclusive interview with the man who later found mcguinness. >> we were just worried about him as a person. we didn't know who he was. rose: sean says that his neighbor found a man who fell on the sidewalk year. the man was barely conscious. >> he was unable to speak when he came over here. rose: he got a wrap for the man's head and called 911. >> then he was arrested. rose: the man turned out to be brendan mcguinness, the suspect in a homicide that happened just hours earlier. police say that he shot gino was ola several times within automatic gun. the victim later died at the hospital, making it their first homicide since 1977. >> this is a safe place, that's the main thing. this was an isolated incident. rose: when he found mcguinness, sean never felt like he was in danger, making the encounter all the more shocking. >> hindsight? 2020, i guess. we didn't know. we just tried to help a guy. alyx: right now police are not saying what the motive was behind the shooting. mcguinness is in custody at dallas county jail. also new this morning. des moines police responded to a report of shots fired. early this morning. this time at evolution nightclub. officers were called for multiple shots fired on northwest 6th drive. at this point we have not heard if anyone was hit. or any building. we'll bring you the latest information throughout the morning. more big stories this morning, newton police have made 3 arrests after a casey's store was robbed at gunpoint wednesday. 16-year-old gabriel crandall, 17-year-old taylor helton and 24-year-old matthew bridges are all charged with first degree robbery. newton police say they will release more information on monday. now over to fort dodge where 18-year-old onterrail altman junior is in the webster county jail after an overnight chase with police. around 4:30 saturday morning police went to a home on 6th avenue for a report of a person peeking inside the window. officers arrived and saw a truck leaving, they tried to stop the truck but the driver sped off leading police on a chase through a neighborhood. it ended when altman crashed into a utility pole. he ran from the car but was caught. altman is facing a number of charges including eluding law enforcement and interference with a weapon. time now, just before 5:05, for the weather. frank, is the clicker working? frank: i must be color blind this morning, i grabbed the red one when i needed the purple one. notice the windchill? 29, wind out of the south, pressure on the high side. if you look at satellite radar out there, clear skies helping to keep us cool this morning. a tranquil morning, across the midwest there were clouds off to the north and west. stationary boundary down to the south bringing a lot of clouds and precipitation, but that will temperatures are waking up cool, 43 in minneapolis. out to the west, 20's in rapid city. it will be a nice afternoon. near 60 degrees this afternoon across the midwest. can we hang onto that? we have the extended forecast and chances for rain, coming up. alyx: looking forward to it, frank. wizards, zombies and superheros took over the iowa event center saturday. the midwest comicon is in des moines this weekend. from a costume contest to panels of comic book creators and actors fans were nerding out. the most popular costume star wars. i'm sure you could guess. comic-con continues today. tickets are available online or at the events center box office. the event runs from 11 until 4. also today, you can head to the des moines playhouse to check out junie b. jones, the musical. sneak a peek into the top-secret personal beeswax journal of the outspoken and loveable junie b. jones. first is at 1:00, the second is at 4:00. you can get tickets online at dm-playhouse.com or just head to the playhouse box office. still ahead in your commitment 2016 news. donald trump stops by "saturday night live." some not so happy about it. the controversy he stirred in the big apple. meanwhile, hillary clinton stumping in south carolina. the law she says she is ready to sign if she takes the oval office. i get out of work and i go to the store, and somebody's, smellin' around, "mmm! i smell cookies." i say, "oh no, you just smell me. i just got out of work. that's honey bunches of oats, that's all." >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning weekends with sacks and meteorologist metinka slater. frank: good sunday morning. thanks for waking up with us. we are waking up to a cold start to your sunday. a lot like yesterday, 35 in des moines, 32 just off to the north , then outside town the temperature drops to 36 and marshalltown. checking in at the freezing mark this morning, could see some patchy frost in some portions of the state. satellite radar, not a lot going on. clear skies overnight, i would -- radiational cooling, clouds help to drop the temperatures. 59 degrees today and tomorrow, tuesday jumping into the low 60's, then a system slides through and brings us a good chance on wednesday to cool us off for the rest of the week with background on thursday and friday, the next saturday. alyx: turning to commitment news. donald trump made an appearance on "saturday night live" last night. this wasn't trump's first visit to snl but it was his first as a presidential candidate. the businessman and gop front runner tried to play it serious during his opening monologue. he was loudly and provocatively heckled by actor larry david. and of course talked about not holding any grudges against anyone like rosie o'donnell. he was also joined by two-well coiffed doppelgangers. trump: it's wonderful to be here. i will tell you, this will be something special. many of the greats have hosted the show, like you know, like me in 2004. [laughter] a lot of people are saying -- donald, you are the most amazing guy. you are brilliant, your handsome, you're rich, you have everything going. the world is waiting for you to be president, so why are you hosting "saturday night live"? the answer is, i really have nothing better to do. the show has been a disaster for me. look at this guy. trump impersonator: great, great, great, fantastic. [applause] i've got to say, you are doing a great job. the show just got better by about 2,000,000,000%. donald, they just told me it's very interesting, but now that i'm here this is the best monologue in snl history. trump: that is pretty good. [applause] trump impersonator: you think you are this terrific person, this and that. [laughter] alyx: not one, not two, but three donald trump's. but his appearance is angering some people so much they protested in manhattan. >> america is under attack we fight back. alyx: dozens marched from trump tower to rockefeller center in manhattan, where saturday night live tapes. hispanic groups say they are protesting trump's hardline stance against illegal immigration and some of his alleged derogatory statements about mexicans and other groups. the negative attention hasn't seemed to affect trump. he said earlier this week that it would work for him predicting that his appearance would be one of snl's highest rated shows. >> he promised for the whole rack and's -- going to brag and say he's the best at anything. trump: that's right, and i'm going to do the best job anyone has ever done not saying it. alyx: he told fox news that he made sure that some sketches were left on the floor and he doesn't want to upset caucus goers. in other news, hillary clinton spoke at an event on saturday night about her support of the lgbt community. the event was a dinner hosted by a south carolina gay rights organization. clinton attended the equality dinner in columbia. clinton: i want to ask you not to forget how much work still lies ahead. the work isn't finished until every single person is treated with equal rights and dignity, no matter where they live. alyx: she also reiterated her support for the federal equality we are counting down the days until the second democratic principle -- democratic presidential debate, cohosted by kcci. we are less than a week away from the debate which is set for saturday, november 14 starting at 8 p.m. you can catch it all live right here on kcci. coming up today on kcci close-up, we are already preparing for the big event saturday. stacey horst has more this morning. good morning stacey. stacey: good morning. coming up on "kcci 8 news close up" we are less than a week away from we the second democratic debate, taking place right here in des moines. and this morning right after "face the nation," we'll break down what to expect. everything from the role of debate moderators, planning for the event, as well as what each of the 3 candidates needs to to win the evening. that's all coming up this morning at. here on kcci. alyx: below freezing in some areas this morning? frank: you are going to need if you need to take the dog for a walk around the paper, 32, 34 on the lake, below freezing for marshalltown, knoxville, little bit warmer. do not have much wind out there, but if you factor in the temperatures if feels even colder. definitely a chilly morning out there. slowly starting to warm up this morning, sunshine, 45 degrees at 9 a.m., mid 50's, average high this time of year, 52. upper 50's, sunset tonight, then we start to cool down a bit after the sunset, 46 degrees at 6:00. clear skies all day long. one of the main reasons we are area of route -- pressure off the east with return on the backside and out of the south southwest meaning that temperatures will be warm for us over the next two days. an area of high pressure moving to the east, on the backside the wind out of the south and west, packed together around the state , breezy conditions for you today, the wind could gust as high as 25 miles per hour. statewide, i'm going to let this run. running all the way through this evening, you are not seeing a lot of anything happening through monday. looks like a few nice days with temperatures above average at this time of year. upper 50's and 60's. 59 degrees is where we are headed today. breezy out of the south southwest, we will see clear skies, it will be another chilly night with wind out of the south keeping us a bit note -- warmer north. tuesday, 60 degrees, a few more clouds that will eventually lead to rain chances on wednesday. on the warm side, low 60's, cooling down around average, low 50's for afternoon highs. i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was 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the game, 65 yards, iowa led down to three in the second quarter. george allen had something to say about that. two touchdown runs, this was a 29 yard -- to give indiana a 17-14 lead. him right before that, here came -- here comes dj. headfirst in for the score. it's good. 21 to 17 at the half. two straight touchdowns gave cj told his friend george on the sidelines how much fun it was to jump in the air. the middle goes flying into. keeping the offense in check, but king begins with back to back on the 14th. the eighth pick of the season, a school record with iowa ranking ninth, 35 to 27. >> we are worried about winning the next game. we knew that it would be a tough ballgame. we just want a good conference win in november. >> here are the last three games of the regular season, iowa winning two of its final three to clinch a spot in the big ten championship game. the brassica helps out the hawkeyes, facing undefeated brandon reilly is in there, he went out of bounds and came back in, can nebraska hold on for the upset? michigan thought they had more time and threw it out of bounds. sorry, game over. three teams ahead of iowa lost on saturday, oklahoma state got their first loss with alabama beating lsu. we will see if they can move past on tuesday night. the year was 1990. the song was hold on by wilson phillips. iowa state topped oklahoma that year. hold on faded away, the stronghold over the cyclones has not. they have not lost iowa state since 1990. hold up, they came out fast, iowa state having 3-0 with bag of trip and dimitri flowers. a 75 yard touchdown, 21 to three after the first. joe lanning to our was a hard, a beautiful catch. three for three on saturday, it was 21-9, oklahoma at the break. in the second half the wheels came off. 31 straight oklahoma points, that was it. look at this one. 52-16, mike ward at 33 yards for a loss, still three short of the large. finishing their year with a row game at kansas state and west virginia. arkansas and old miss were incredible. down seven, four in 25. for in 25 for seven. that so you don't lose. it's not going to work, is it? alex collins, he's got some room and he's got a first out that led to an arkansas touchdown. stealing an amazing comeback win , he finished the day. you and i, stealing the hole in the dome, blowing out indiana state for the second quarter. pick six, it was 38 to nothing at the half, the top 25 showdown, 59 to 13. in the iowa conference, pat gray out of waukee. yards on the day. gets done big. saturday in marshalltown they had their shot at glory. lexie johnson, 100 fly, demanding a head trip for 55 seconds and ending at 203. congratulations to the winners. prelate team standpoint, dominating the relay behind the stores for a team title and the girls and runaway fashion. kind of a joke, almost, how much they won by. >> it feels really great. i'm just so proud of our team that was on the relay. >> iowa, they don't like these guys. lake erie is in town. we had a fight. curtis great -- kurtis gabriel taking on. going to the ground. get those guys some aspirin. iowa needs a goal, tying it up, sending it into overtime, overtime it goes to lake erie esents proteins in your skin. watch it react to direct contact with ordinary soap. soap weakens the proteins. dove is different. alyx: right now at 5:30, two homicides in one night. what occurred in the two separate incidents. how police were able to catch up with the suspects. and the two men behind bars this sunday morning. welcome back everyone, thank you for waking up with us. on alyx sacks, frank scaglione sitting by. frank, blue skies and sunshine were the two ingredients for a fantastic fall day yesterday. can we expect another taste of that today? the south, easily translating into warmer temperatures. 52 degrees, making it up to 55 yesterday. could not ask for much more, right? windy, all in all very nice. cool to start things out this morning, outside town 10 to 15 miles, really cooling down. low 30's this morning, wind chill factor not much of an issue this morning, but you do factor in the wind gusts out of the south, five to 10, makes it feel like the upper 20's in des moines. day planner, nice morning, you may need to bundle up a little bit, at least until 11:00 or so. by this afternoon it will be warm, 59 degrees. cooling down after sunset tonight. rain in the forecast, we will alyx: right now, authorities in romania say 9 more people have died with burn-related injuries in last weeks nightclub fire. the death toll in bucharest now sits at 41. the fire occurred last saturday during a heavy metal concert, when a spark from a fireworks show ignited foam decor. 180 people were injured when people fled for the only exit in a stampede. people are now blaming a lack of government safety standards for the deadly blaze. the prime minister and his cabinet resigned this week after mass protests. also overseas, russian and egyptian emergency workers laid floral tributes at the crash site for the victims of the metrojet crash. the crash happened last weekend in the sinai peninsula. while examination around the crash site continues, serviceman for both countries laid flowers on the wreckage of the plane. everyone on board the russian airplane was killed. this morning we have learned of jill wagner reports. jill: the cockpit voice recorder from the russian airplane that crashed in the sinai desert one week ago has revealed critical clue. >> of noise was heard the last seconds of the physical recording. >> investigators are in life is to determine if the midair explosion was caused by a bomb or mechanical problem. investigators believe that the plane broke apart at a high-altitude, but what caused it remains a mistress. crews have yet to recover all pieces of the plane. the egyptian government has launched an investigation into the staff and ground crew, reports from unnamed british official saying that security footage shows a lack of security. >> security when we arrived was atrocious. >> days after the tragedy security is now on high alert. thousands of frustrated tourists from russia and britain have days to go home. both countries suspended flights to the region this week. those that were able to get a flight home to russia were told to leave their luggage behind. workers laid red flowers of the crash site to remember the 224 people who died in the crash. alyx: british media saying that an ejection rocket came within 1000 feet of sharm el sheikh in august, but no one was injured in that incident. back here at home. new this morning. des moines police have arrested a teen in connection to friday night's homicide. 17-year-old josue socop has been arrested for the murder of jose lopez. des moines police say 28-year-old lopez was shot and killed on the north side of des moines. it happened around. at the intersection of 13th st and jefferson ave. police say lopez had been visiting a home in the area and got into a dispute with some people. socop is charged with first degree murder. this is the 14th homicide in des moines this year. now to saturday morning's homicide. around 1:30 police say brendan mcguinness shot 41-year-old gino risola several times with a semi-automatic gun on southeast carefree lane. saturday afternoon good samaritans found mcguinness just hours later in east des moines. residents near 28th and capitol avenue say they found a man who had fallen on the sidewalk. one neighbor says mcguinness was barely conscious and bleeding from the head. that man called 911, not knowing the man was a suspected murderer. >> it was strange. i was over here sitting here and this guy came over and we heard it was a murder suspect and we didn't know. alyx: also new this morning. des moines police responded to a report of shots fired. this time at evolution nightclub. officers were called for multiple shots fired on northwest 6th drive. at this point we have not heard if anyone was hit. we'll bring you the latest information throughout the morning. to other big stories this morning. newton police have made 3 arrests after a casey's store was robbed at gunpoint wednesday. 16-year-old gabriel crandall, 17-year-old taylor helton and 24-year-old matthew bridges are all charged with first degree robbery. newton police say they will release more information on monday. now to fort dodge, police say they have arrested 18-year-old onterrail altman junior after an overnight chase through the town. around 4:30 saturday morning police went to a home on 6th avenue for a report of a person peeking inside the window. officers arrived and saw a truck leaving, they tried to stop the truck but the driver sped off leading police on a chase through a neighborhood. it ended when altman crashed into a utility pole. police say he then ran from the charges including eluding law enforcement and interference with a weapon. to hancock county now a former member of the iowa state patrol will face trial next month in a child pornography case after withdrawing his guilty plea. 66-year-old david hubbard, of garner, is set to stand trial december 2. police found two photos and one video involving a minor in november 2013. hubbard retired from the iowa state patrol in 2004 after serving 30 years. we're getting in more viewer photos this morning from yesterdays northern lights. they create such an incredible view in the sky. a viewer captured them near newton. frank, you have an sharing some great photos with us. absolutely beautiful the we can catch that here. frank: that's right, those clear skies at night coolest down a bit, but it's perfect weather to go look at the northern lights. the kp index is what we look at any time he gets around six or seven. i've got a few that i want to show you here. 35 degrees, wind chill is a little cool. by this afternoon the wind will be gusting and out of the south and southwest. we do have some clouds off to the north, south and east, clear skies across the midwest, keeping a school this morning, but by this afternoon that will allow for plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. waking up across the midwest, for the most part we are chilly, 35 in the morning, out to the west 23 degrees, by this afternoon once again a nice day on tap, temperatures in the upper 50's. will we be able to hang onto these above average temperatures . i will have the answer for you, coming up. alyx: recovery is never easy. less than a month after hip surgery, our hometown olympic star lolo jones is back practicing. she posted a video on instagram saying, quote, my first time over hurdles since hip surgery. in less than a year i need to be the fastest to become the olympic champ but i can't even run right now. the 2016 games are in rio de janeiro, brazil. in other news. university of iowa is providing students with a third dose of the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine to combat the spread of mumps on campus. the numbers of mumps cases has climbed to more than 100. the university and the johnson county health department are offering free vaccinations next week to combat the spread. they've ordered 3,000 doses of the vaccine. there are usually only 10 to 20 cases reported a year statewide. new information in the fight against the bird flu outbreak that forced the destruction of more than 31 million chickens and turkeys in iowa. the iowa department of agriculture has lifted the quarantines on all 72 infected farms. ripple meaning all those farms can start restocking the chickens and turkeys that were destroyed. the usda says most infected farms in other states also have been cleared to restock. still ahead on kcci, history buffs listen up. we've got a great event coming up just for you. what you can expect from the learning experience. plus, sandra bullock and billy bob thornton are up to dirty tricks in a bolivian election. john pascuzzi is casting his vote on the new film our brand frank: good sunday morning. welcome back. big story, temperatures this morning, we want to let you know that it's a cool one out there a few haven't been outside yet. iowa falls, 33. definitely going to need a jacket out there this morning. satellite radar, have a whole lot going on. you don't see really anything. no green, no red, no cloud. making for some nice, early mornings in the aurora for the past few days, but the side effect of that is cooler temperatures as you wake up. i know that some folks like to go, but others think it's too late in the season for golfing, but i like it because it's nice and cool. you just have to get your game and before the sun goes down. 11:00 a.m. temperature, 53 degrees. 3:00, 59. a nice, warm afternoon. wind gusting out of the south and west, he that in mind, makes it a good excuse for bad game, little windy for you. alyx: history buffs, listen up. history camp iowa will be taking place next saturday. here to tell us more about the event and why it can up real to a pretty broad audience. -- can appeal to a ready broad audience. >> history camp iowa is great for anyone interested in history. we have the gamut of people from academics, nationals, is he him's, buffs, and nerds like me, ultimately coming to share their stories. alyx: a beautiful backdrop, the historical museum is a perfect setting for some been like thihi. and it is the unique opportunity. >> we are very happy to partner with the museum and they have provided special access to their collections that are not on display for everyone who comes. that familiar with iowa history, is there something for everyone? >> absolutely, presentations run from the most basic kind of stories to the very in depth about specifif events. there are some great presentations lined up. alyx: how do people get signed up, registered to go? >> they can just sign up on our website and come join us. alyx: that's 600 east locust street. what are the hours? >> 9:00 a.m., the last session wrapping up at 5:00, but you can explore after that. alyx: anything you are looking forward to the most? >> there is one session i am really looking forward to about an original lithium curator from iowa who developed a special relationship with one of the native tribes in the state. alyx: how long are the sessions supposed to be? >> each is about one hour with alyx: have you ever done this before? >> we haven't, but the gentleman who started history cap and the boston area, he's a des moines native and i learned about history camp from him. we decided to bring it to des moines. alyx: is there a cost involved? >> to cover the lunch in the t-shirt, but you can waive the t-shirt if you want. please come join us. alyx: it's at the state saturday, no >> the weather is never more than five minutes away, only on "kcci news this morning." frank: we have been getting these great photos and from you local. this one from cherokee, off to the north, check that out, the aurora early yesterday morning, what a beauty. getting those photos income if you have them you can send them to us. click on the you local page, we would love to see them. clear skies, cold, out to the west mid 71 in the mid-30's. here in the metro we started to cool down, knoxville checking in at 36. factoring in a bit of wind -- we don't have much yet -- cooling down, the feels like temperature this morning's 29 in creston. throughout the morning we slowly start to warm up with the wind starting to pick up, 40 five degrees by noontime, temperature 56, upper 50's this afternoon with an afternoon high well above average. cooling down a bit, the 9:00 temperature is in the low 40's. clear skies with high-pressure in control on the backside giving us the wind out of the south and southwest, translating into some nice temperatures. yesterday we made it up to 55, 50's. futurecast of the east, packing close together translating into some breezy conditions across the state, keep that in mind. futurecast letting it run to the afternoon, clear skies staying in place, sunshine through tomorrow, i think we are on tap for a couple of nice days by the work tomorrow. forecast high today, 59, breezy out of the south southwest. mainly clear skies, another cold one, thankfully the wind out of the south is keeping us a bit warmer than if it was out of the north. starting to cool down my the end of the week, slight chance of rain wednesday eventually leading to cooler temperatures. alyx: any shot at 60 we will take. sandra bullock's new film our brand is crisis mixes politics and comedy. so lets see if john pascuzzi is laughing. >> it stars to them -- to academy award winners that bring the talents to the big screen. sandra bullock and billy bob thorton. they are both political strategists and longtime nemesis who are sent to bolivia to help win the presidential a -- presidential election for rival candidates. it's all about one-upsmanship. whether face-to-face are on the road. >> at of believe this. i don't believe it. do you see that? overtake that bus. have you say overtake? -- how do you say overtake? yelling] >> hey, hey, what are you doing? six points, six points you went down. [laughter] >> "our brand of crisis" is a dirty tricks card player with a non-crisis, dealing from the bottom of the deck, ending up being uncomfortable in social upheaval. they are terrific together, but they are not together enough. "this brand is not worth buying into. alyx: john always tells it like it is. the new bond film spectre is off to a great start. hollywood analysts predict it may set records at the box office. the film hit theatres this weekend but it already made $5.2 million from thursday night previews. this is the fourth time daniel craig has played bond since 2006. his film skyfall posted the biggest opening in double-oh-7 history, earning more than 88 million dollars in 2012. next week john pascuzzi reviews spectre. in your health news this morning doctors in london are calling it a breakthrough treatment. a new experimental therapy appears to have cured a baby with leukemia. tina kraus reports from london. >> one-year-old laila richards has no trace of leukemia left in her body. months after they said that she had no chance to survive. ashley richardson said that she begged specialists to try anything to save the little girl. >> she was laughing, so week before the treatment. it was horrible, horrible. >> doctors at the children's hospital in london gave her a new, experimental genetic therapy that had only been used in mice. the treatment manipulates the immune cells to target the cancel cells. she also had a bone marrow transplant to replace her entire blood in the immune system. to early to tell if other patients will respond the same way that she did. >> it worked incredibly well for her. >> we do need to do some proper studies to learn just how good they are. >> months after the treatment she is now home with her older sister, enjoying the things that children do. alyx: touching story there, she was three months old when she was diagnosed. initial transplants failed to help her. the time is 5:54 on your sunday morning. waking up to a very cold 35 degrees out there. below freezing this morning, what do you want to feel connected. informed, included, inspired. so, when important things happen, we're here. your local tv and radio broadcasters. america's number one source for news, weather and information. on every screen in your life. we are broadcasters, always here for you, wherever here may be. text "tv" to 52886. alyx: welcome back to kcci. beauty and talent have been the calling card for oscar-winning actress jennifer connelly from a very early age. and as cbs sunday morning's tracy smith tells us, those attributes continue to serve her well. tracy: jennifer connelly has spent a lifetime make -- picking directors look good. she is at her best as the troubled beauty, whether she is a woman defending her home. or the loyal wife keeping it together while the world crashes down around her. >> punish me, noah. knocked down. tracy: you do not do a lot of comedies. i do not get cast in them very often. tracy: are you funny? jennifer: probably not. tracy: you do not think so? jennifer: i do not now, but i tend to get cast more injured thomas. i think it is my eyebrows. i look stern, even when i am not stern. if i am not feeling cross, i still look a little bit cross. i cannot help it, it is my face. alyx: face to face with jennifer connelly. plus, a photographer's view from the clouds. and, presidential candidate bernie sanders' call for revolution. those stories and more right here on kcci at 8:00 a.m. then at 9:30, "face the nation" with john dickerson. john will talk with gop candidate ben carson about his campaign and recent scrutiny he's faced. plus donald trump joins john to discuss his campaign and what he think of his republican rivals. that's at 9:30, right here on kcci. before we let you go this hour, we are going to take a look at that forecast. a chilly morning out there but a beautiful day on top. frank: if we can squeeze out a 59 or 60 degree day, we are in the money. temperatures are going to be nice. we will see the sunshine. the wind a little gusty out of the south and southwest at 20. tonight, another:. as you send the kids out to the bus stop, keep that in mind. tuesday, we might squeeze out that 60 degrees. the only chance of rain is on wednesday, and temperatures will drop back into the 50's by thursday. alyx: thank you, frank. today's top stories are straight ahead on your morning news leader. stay with us, everyone. another full hour of kcci 8 news this morning weekends starts right now. >> you're watching kcci 8 news. alyx: homicide arrest. who was killed in the city's latest shooting. and the man now behind bars. plus, the suspect from another homicide was arrested. where police captured him and how a couple of residents helped police find him. good sunday morning, everyone. thank you so much for choosing us to start your day on kcci 8 news this morning weekends. it is just after 6:00 on sunday, october 8. frank: you can enjoy the rest of your weekend and the beginning of the work week, and by the middle time -- part of the week, some rain. temperatures this morning definitely on the chilly side. ames in the upper 20's, 34 in fort dodge. we are still hanging on to 35 in des moines but if you get just outside of town, it drops about 3-4 degrees. the wind chill at 29 in the metro, the wind not much of a throughout the afternoon it will be breezy out of the south and southwest. 59 by 3:00 and cooling down a little bit after sunset, 46 degrees. sunset is just after 5:00. eight day forecast, going to detail those rain chances in just a bit. alyx: new this morning des , moines police have arrested a teen in connection to the friday night homicide. 17-year-old josue socop has been arrested for the murder of jose lopez. socop was apprehended just before 10:30 saturday night. >> all i heard was a pop, pop, pop. gunshots and that was it. alyx: des moines police say 28-year-old lopez was shot and killed on the north side of des moines. it happened around 10:30 friday night at the intersection of 13th st and jefferson ave. police say lopez had been visiting a home in the area and got into a dispute with some people. socop is charged with first degree murder. this is the 14th homicide in des moines this year. now to the saturday morning homicide a des moines man came , face-to-face with a suspected murderer, but didn't even know it. brendan mcguinness is suspected of killing a man in waukee saturday morning. kcci's rose heaphy has an exclusive interview with the man who later found mcguinness. >> we were just worried about him as a person. we didn't know who he was. rose: shawn, who asked us not to use his last name, says his neighbor found a man who had fallen on the sidewalk here at 28th st and capitol ave. the man was barely conscious. >> he was unable to speak when we came over here. didn't speak to us at all, so yea, he was out of it. rose: shawn got a rag for the man's bleeding head and called 911. >> within about ten seconds, they had him up on his feet and arrested him. the man turned out to be 42-year-old brendan mcguinness, the suspect in a waukee homicide that happened just hours earlier. police say around 1:30 a.m. mcguinness shot 41-year-old gino risola several times with a semi-automatic gun on se carefree lane. hospital, making it the waukee 's first homicide since 1977. >> waukee is a safe place to live. that's the main thing. this was an isolated incident and in no way does it reflect on the community or its people. rose: when shawn found mcguinness, he says he never felt he was in danger. making the encounter all the more shocking. >> hindsight, yea, 20/20, yea, it's kind of crazy they said armed and dangerous when i looked him up later. we didn't know. we were just trying to help the guy. alyx: right now, police are not saying what the motive was behind the shooting. mcguinness is in custody at dallas county jail. also new this morning des moines , police responded to a report of shots fired this time at , evolution nightclub. officers were called for multiple shots fired on northwest 6th drive. at this point we have not heard if anyone or anything was hit. we'll bring you the latest information throughout the morning. more big stories this morning, newton police have made 3 arrests after a casey's store was robbed at gunpoint wednesday. 16-year-old gabriel crandall, 17-year-old taylor helton and 24-year-old matthew bridges are all charged with first degree robbery. newton police say they will release more information on monday. now over to fort dodge where 18-year-old onterrail altman junior is in the webster county jail after an overnight chase with police. around 4:30 saturday morning police went to a home on 6th , avenue for a report of a person peeking inside the window. officers arrived and saw a truck leaving. they tried to stop the truck but the driver sped off leading , police on a chase through a neighborhood. it ended when altman crashed into a utility pole. police say he then ran but was caught. altman is facing a number of charges including eluding law enforcement and interference with a weapon. the time now, 6:05 on your sunday morning. frank, you have been showing us beautiful photos all morning long. frank: the one from stacey todd in charity of the aurora was beautiful. it almost looks like it was pieced together with a bunch of different pictures, it was just that nice. dot traffic cam, not a whole lot going on. we do have clear skies that are making for some great aurora viewing weather over the past few days, but it is also meant cooler temperatures waking up. satellite radar all across the midwest, not a whole lot going on. on the backside, bringing in wind out of the south so that will translate to warmer temperatures by this afternoon. 35 in des moines. 40's, minneapolis. just out to the west, bismarck and rapid city are in the low 20's. definitely a cool start to the day. by the afternoon, above average midwest, 59 in the metro. just to the west, low 60's. those will be building into your eight day forecast and then we will take a tumble in the temperature department. alyx: thanks, frank. wizards, zombies and superheros took over the iowa event center saturday. the midwest comicon is in des moines this weekend. from a costume contest to panels of comic book creators and actors, fans were nerding out. the most popular costume, star wars. comic-con continues today. tickets aravailable online or at the events center box office. the event runs from 11:00 until 4:00. also today, you can head to the des moines playhouse to check out "junie b. jones," the musical. sneak a peek into the top-secret personal beeswax journal of the outspoken and loveable junie b. jones. there's two showings today, the first is at 1:00 and the second is that 4:00. you can get tickets online at dmplayhouse.com or just head to the playhouse box office. still ahead in your commitment 2016 news donald trump stops by , "saturday night live." some not so happy about it. the controversy he stirred in the big apple. meanwhile, hillary clinton stumping in south carolina. the law she says she is ready to office >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci eight news this morning. with alyx sacks and meteorologist metinka slater. frank: 6:10 on your sunday morning. waking up to some cool temperatures. this is a loop over the past several hours, nothing going on. we have had clear skies for the past several hours. 35 in des moines. 32 in ottumwa, 29 in ames. fort dodge this hour at 44 degrees. it is just about that time for breakfast. i am thinking hashbrowns. doesn't that just sound good, hashbrowns, maybe some scrambled eggs and chocolate covered strawberries? we will see the sunshine and the wind will be light out of the south at five to 10. alyx: you sold me. turning to commitment news. donald trump made an appearance on "saturday night live" last night. this wasn't trump's first visit to snl but it was his first as a presidential candidate. the businessman and gop front runner tried to play it serious during his opening monologue. he was loudly and provocatively heckled by actor larry david. and of course talked about not holding any grudges against anyone like rosie o'donnell. he was also joined by two-well dressed and executed doppelgangers. >> it's wonderful to be here. i will tell you, this is going to be something special. many of the greats have hosted, as you know, like me in 2004. a lot of people are saying, donald, you are the most amazing guy. you are brilliant, handsome, and rich. the world is waiting for you to be president so why are you hosting "saturday night live?" the answer is, i have nothing better to do. this show has been a disaster from a. look at this guy -- this show has been a disaster for may. look at this guy. >> i think this show just got better by about 2,000,000,000%. they just told me this is very interesting, now that i am here, this is the best monologue in snl history. >> you think you are this terrific person. you think you are this, you think you are that. bop, bop, bop. alyx: frank, i think they beat my donald trump impression. but his appearance is angering some people. they actually have a protest in manhattan. >> america is under attack we fight back. alyx: dozens marched from trump tower to rockefeller center in manhattan, where "saturday night live" tapes. hispanic groups say they are protesting trump's hardline stance against illegal immigration and some of his alleged derogatory statements about mexicans and other groups. the negative attention hasn't seemed to affect trump. he said earlier this week that it would work for him predicting that his appearance would be one of snl's highest rated shows. >> donald has promised for the whole show he is not going to brag or say he's the best at anything. right, donald? mr. trump: that's right, cecily. and i'm going to do the best job anyone's ever done not saying it. alyx: trump told fox news he made sure some sketches were left on the cutting room floor. he says there were a couple that were too risque and he doesn't want to upset iowa caucus-goers. in other commitment news. hillary clinton spoke at an event saturday night, about her support of the lgbt community. the event was a dinner hosted by a south carolina gay rights organization. clinton attended the equality dinner in columbia. ms. clinton: i want to ask you not to forget how much work still lies ahead. the work isn't finished until every single person is treated with equal rights and dignity no matter where they live. alyx: clinton also reiterated her support for the federal equality act, a law she says she plans to sign if she becomes president. and we're counting down the days until the the 2nd democratic presidential debate. the debate will air right here we are less than a week away from the debate which is set for saturday, november 14 starting at 8:00 p.m. you can catch it all live right here on kcci. coming up today on "kcci close-up," we are already preparing for the big event . stacey horst has more this morning. good morning, stacey. stacey: good morning, alyx. coming up on kcci 8 news close up we are less than a week away , from we the second democratic debate, taking place right here in des moines. and this morning right after "face the nation," we'll break down what to expect. everything from the role of debate moderators, planning for the event, as well as what each of the 3 candidates needs to to -- to do to win the evening. that's all coming up this morning at 11:30 here on kcci. frank: the time now is 6:16 on your sunday morning. thank you so much for being here with us. we keep getting in these great pictures on your local. if you have your pictures, you this one from andy yesterday, what a neat shot. temperatures waking up this morning on the cool side. we sit at 35 in the metro. 29 for ames, 36, carroll. you factor in that little bit of wind, it feels even chillier, 20's across the state for your feels like temperatures. 28 this hour it feels like an marshalltown. we are going to start to warm up as we see the sunshine. 56 by noon. we will see sunshine all day long, 59 our high way around 3:00. we will start to cool down tonight back into the mid-40's. clear skies have made for some great sky gazing but it has meant some chilly temperatures for your rake up in the morning. notice this high-pressure system , it is off to the east. that will mean on the backside, wind out of the south and temperatures on the warm side. high pressure moves off to the east but it still stays in control, not much going on out to the west. there will be a system pulling in through the middle part of this week that will eventually bring some chances of rain and cooler temperatures. i'm going to let futurecast role all the way today into tomorrow. mainly clear skies both during the day and at night, meaning some warm afternoons and chilly night. high 59, 36 the low tonight. around 60 degrees. >> scott: good morning. the hawkeyes had a perfect season going. beating bloomington would not be easy. iowa new it would have to put up some points. the second play of the game, 65 yards, iowa led 14-3 in the second quarter. jordan howard had something to say about that, two touchdown right before the half, your comes teach -- cj beathard. headfirst in for the score. they call it a touchdown, reviewed it, and it is good. i will lead 21-17 at the half. two straight touchdowns gave them some breathing room. then cj telling his friend george on the sidelines how much fun it is to jump up in the air, and george does it. not only does iowa keep the minneapolis -- the indiana offense in check, desmond king, his eighth pick of the season, tying a school record. iowa ranked ninth in the playoff rankings, held on to win. we are just worried about winning the next game at indiana. just happy to get a good conference win in november. we have three to go. scott: 9-0 tied for the best start in school history. starting with minnesota next saturday. iowa can win two of the final three to clinch a spot in the championship game. nebraska helped out the hawkeyes, facing undefeated michigan state. they scored, randy and riley is in their. -- brandon riley is an there. throws out of bounds. nebraska wins, 39-38 giving michigan state its first loss. three teams out of iowa lost on saturday. oklahoma state gave tc its first loss and alabama beat lsu. we will see if iowa can move past all those rankings. the year was 1990, the song "hold on" by wilson phillips top the charts. while it faded away, ou's stronghold over the cyclones has not. saturday, the sooners came out fast. oklahoma goes to the bag of tricks. mayfield two flowers, who has the entire field to himself, 75 yard touchdown. oh you -- joe lanning to al lazard, over 100 yards. a 51 yard field goal. it was 21-9 oklahoma at the break. in the second half, the wheels came off for the cyclones. ou wins 52-16. mike warren has 52 yards and the loss, still short of the 1000 yards. arkansas-ole miss was incredible. arkansas was down seven, fourth and 25. brandon allen finds hunter henry. might as well do that so you don't lose. that is not going to work, is it? he has got some room and he has got a first down. it led to an arkansas touchdown and they go for two and the wind, and they get it. 53-52, the finish of the day. uni at home and the dome, blowing out indiana state. quarter. it was 38-0 at the half and uni wins, 59-13. in the iowa conference, the ducks and buena vista. touchdown run for pass, over 100 yards on the day and buena vista gets it done big, 38-23. lap after lap, year after year these athletes put in the work and saturday marshalltown had a shot at glory. the swimming and diving meet. that is lexi johnson, winning it. it is newton's samantha hendrix. it goes to southeast polk. congratulations to the winners. when we are talking steve -- team standpoint, no one does it better than ames. they win the relay behind sophie sorenson. it is a team title for the ames girls in runaway fashion. kind of a joke, almost by how much they want. what a win. >> it feels really great. i am so proud of our team. we all swam so well and it was a lot of fun. scott: iowa wild, they do not like these guys, lake erie in town. kurtis gabriel taking on brent allen. they go to the ground. give those guys some aspirin. iowa needs a goal, four minutes left, and they get one. lane ties it up into overtime, but in overtime it goes to lake >> this is breaking news from kcci eight news. alyx: we have breaking news that just came into the newsroom at cole county deputies have responded to an investigation outside evolution nightclub. it is located on sixth drive. it has turned into a homicide investigation. pulp county deputies arrived on the scene around 1:30 after hearing there was a fight. he found a victim with a gunshot wound and the victim was transported to the hospital where he later died. the victor has been identified as deshawn smith. three other victims of gunshot wounds have showed up at other hospitals. we brought you the story earlier this morning, not knowing if anyone was hit. this is breaking news into our newsroom. we will continue to follow the story throw the morning and bring you the latest information as it becomes available to us. welcome back, everybody. yesterday was almost picture-perfect with blue skies and sunshine, but pretty clear. frank: it has made for some picture-perfect viewing conditions for the aurora but that has meant cooler temperatures waking up this morning. 35 in the metro, 29 in ames. fort dodge this hour and waterloo now above the freezing mark, sitting in the mid-30's. we take a look outside at our airports skycam, the sunrise in just a little bit, 35 the current temperature downtown. the wind is out of the south at eight miles per hour. a warm afternoon, 59 degrees by 3:00. cooling down a little bit after sunset. we will be near 46 degrees by 6:00 and some rain chances in the forecast. the new interview show with fernando us playlist launches -- fernando bang -- fernando espuelas starts this week. fernando: i am very excited and i think it is going to be an interesting exploration of what the iowa voters are thinking about. i will be talking to lots of voters, doing some roundtables, of course some candidates as well, some experts. i think for a lot of people around the country, they are quite mystified why iowa is so critical in the process of electing our presidents. i hope to explain that. alyx: speaking of the last democratic debate, hillary stole it. what do you expect this time around? fernando: i think she has tremendous momentum, good news not just from the debate but on i think you will probably see bernie sanders be much more aggressive, less deferential. martin o'malley, who has not caught traction really so far, i think he has to make a big statement through his presence in order to really get some more attention. i think the fireworks will fly. the stakes are getting higher and it should make for a very interesting evening. alyx: turning to your show, ellis a little bit about your background and how it will play into the show. fernando: i am a historian by training but it had experiences across the board in business, politics, and technology. for the last almost decade i have written for newspapers, done the national radio show, and i am very much engaged with the day to day of politics. i am also quite interested in the bigger picture, what is the context. i believe america is at a crossroads and the people that we elect are so critical in this cycle that we really need to understand the real issues that are impacting our country. i hope to bring all that experience to bear in this new show. alyx: fernando espuelas, live in washington. we are very much looking forward to your visit. fernando: thank you. "kcci 8 news -- alyx: right now, authorities in romania say 9 more people have died with burn-related injuries in last weeks nightclub fire. the death toll in bucharest now sits at 41. the fire occurred last saturday during a heavy metal concert, when a spark from a fireworks show ignited foam decor. 180 people were injured when people fled for the only exit in a stampede. people are now blaming a lack of government safety standards for the deadly blaze. the prime minister and his cabinet resigned this week after mass protests. also overseas, russian and egyptian emergency workers laid floral tributes at the crash site for the victims of the metrojet crash. in the sinai peninsula. while examination around the crash site continues, serviceman from both countries laid flowers on the wreckage of the plane. everyone on board the russian airplane was killed. this morning we have learned of , a major development into the investigation. jill wagner reports. jill the cockpit voice recorder : from the russian airplane that crashed in the sinai desert a week ago has revealed a critical clue. >> a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording . jill investigators are analyzing : the noise to determine if the mid-air explosion was caused by a bomb or mechanical problem. investigators believe the plane broke apart at high altitude, but what caused it remains a mystery. crews have yet to recover all pieces of the plane. the egyptian government has launched an investigation into the airport staff and ground crew. reports quoting unnamed british officials said security footage security. >> the security here when we arrived on wednesday was atrocious. jill: but days after the tragedy, security at the sharm el sheikh airport is on high alert. thousands of frustrated tourists from russia and britain have been waiting at the airport for days to go home. both countries suspended flights to the region this week. those able to get a flight home to russia were told to leave their luggage behind. workers laid red flowers at the crash site to remember the 224 people who died in the catastrophic crash. jill wagner, cbs news. alyx: british media is reporting that an egyptian rocket came within a thousand feet of a plane bound for sharm el-sheik in august. in that incident, no one was injured. back here at home, you this morning, des moines police have arrested a teen in connection to friday night's homicide. 17-year-old josue socop has been arrested for the murder of jose lopez. des moines police say 28-year-old lopez was shot and killed on the north side of des moines. it all happened around 10:30 at the intersection of 13th st and jefferson ave. police say lopez had been visiting a home in the area and got into a dispute with some people. socop is charged with first degree murder. this is the 14th homicide in des moines this year. now to saturday morning's homicide around 1:30 police say , brendan mcguinness shot 41-year-old gino risola several times with a semi-automatic gun on southeast carefree lane. saturday afternoon, good samaritans found mcguinness just hours later in east des moines. residents near 28th and capitol avenue say they found a man who had fallen on the sidewalk. one neighbor says mcguinness was barely conscious and bleeding from the head. that man called 911, not knowing the man was a suspected murderer. >> more than strange. i mean here we are sitting over , here my neighbors come get me and this guy is sitting over here and he's a murder suspect. we didn't know. alyx: the people found mcguinness about 20 miles away from the crime scene in waukee. he was later taken to dallas county jail. time now, 6:38. let's take a look at that forecast. is that real? frank: this is live from our stuart webcam. you can see it is already starting to show some blue sky as the sun starts to come up. that is a beautiful shot from our live webcam this morning. 35 is the temperature in des moines, the wind out of the south at eight. stuart webcam is always great to watch to find out if it is windy. satellite radar, clear skies. we will see the sunshine as it comes up, helping to warm us up this afternoon. in the mid to upper 50's later this afternoon. a cool scar -- start to the by this afternoon, temperatures back into the upper 50's. alyx: to other big stories this morning, newton police have made 3 arrests after a casey's store was robbed at gunpoint on wednesday. 16-year-old gabriel crandall, 17-year-old taylor helton and 24-year-old matthew bridges are all charged with first degree robbery. newton police say they will release more information on monday. now to fort dodge, police say they have arrested 18-year-old onterrail altman junior after an overnight chase through the town. around 4:30 saturday morning , police went to a home on 6th avenue for a report of a person peeking inside the window. officers arrived and saw a truck leaving. they tried to stop the truck but the driver sped off leading police on a chase through a neighborhood. it ended when altman crashed into a utility pole. police say he then got out of the car and ran but was later caught. altman is facing a number of charges including eluding police history buffs, have a great event coming up. plus, sandra bullock and billy bob thornton are up to dirty tricks in a bolivian election. vo alyx: time now, 6:43. we have an update to breaking news. officers reported to shots fired at evolution nightclub just before 2:00 a.m.. when they arrived, they heard multiple gunshots and located a gunshot wound victim identified as deshawn smith of des moines. investigating officers received information that three other gunshot victims has shown up to local hospitals shortly after. their names and conditions have not been released. polk county deputies are currently investigating this homicide. let's go ahead and take a look at that forecast. it is a pretty clear morning out there. frank: we have been showing you some live webcams. there are your current temperatures waking up. ames, 29 degrees. 32 in ottumwa. temperatures going to be staying nice over the next few days. a chance of rain on wednesday, and we will cool down thursday into friday into the low to mid 50's. alyx: history buffs, listen up. if you just like storytelling and like i would history, this will be right up your alley. we have history cap iowa taking place next saturday. >> thank you for having me. history cap iowa is the event for anyone who is interested in history. we have the whole gamut of people from academics to historians to history buffs to just nerds like me all coming together to share their favorite history stories. alyx: the state historical museum is the perfect setting and a unique opportunity. >> we are very happy to have it at the state museum, and they have provided special access to the collections that are not on display for everybody who comes. alyx: if i am someone who is not all that familiar with iowa history, or who is, is there something for everyone? >> there are presentations that run from very basic stories to in-depth stories about specific events. alyx: how do people get registered to go? >> anyone can register at historycampiowa.com. we will get started about 9:00 a.m. and the last session will wrap up around 5:00. alyx: is there anything you are looking forward to the most? >> it is about an original museum curator from the state of iowa who developed a special relationship with the meskwaki tribe in the state. alyx: how long are those sessions? >> each will be about half our with 10 minutes for questions and answered. alyx: have you ever done this before? >> we have not, but a des moines native in boston started history cap's and i decided to -- history camps, and i decided to started in iowa. alyx: we will get the information back on the screen for the viewers when more time. it is at the state historical >> weather is never more than 5 minutes away only on kcci 8 news this morning. frank: good sunday morning, welcome back. we are waking up to some truly ratings. especially -- chilly readings. what this'll translate to his you will need a jacket this morning, especially when you factor in that wind. 28 in marshalltown. sunrise in about five minutes. you can see we have pretty blue there is a 01 grand. -- 801 grand. the area of high pressure sliding off to the east and on the backside -- on the backside we are seeing a return flow. a little windy. that will mean a breezy day today. thankfully, it will be a warm breeze out of the south, southwest. i'm just going to let futurecast run into tomorrow morning. we keep the clear skies around, meaning warm afternoons and chilly nights. 59 our afternoon high today, breezy with wind out of the south, southwest at 10-20. tonight, 35 degrees. monday, another warm day, 59, 60 on tuesday. wednesday, we start to change things little bit with a chance for rain. thursday, a cool and breezy 52. alyx: thanks, frank. sandra bullock's new film our brand is crisis mixes politics and comedy. so let's see if john pascuzzi is laughing. john: it stars two academy award winners who bring their immense talents to the big screen in "our brand is crisis." sandra bullock is jane, aka calamity jane bodine. billy bob thornton is pat candy. both are political strategists and long time nemesis who are sent to bolivia to help win the presidential election for rival candidates. now with these two, it's all about one upsmanship, whether it's face to face or on the >> i do not believe this. that is candy's bus. overtake that bus. hey. six points you went down. john: "our brand is crisis" is a political comedy that plays the predictable dirty tricks card by creating a non-crisis. but the film deals from the bottom of the deck and ends up being an uncomfortable mix of slapstick set against a backdrop of serious social upheaval. bullock and thornton are terrific together. unfortunately, they're not together enough. "our brand is crisis." this brand isn't worth buying into. for kcci 8 news, this is john pascuzzi at the movies. alyx: next week, john pascuzzi reviews the next bond movie. 6:53, waking up to a chilly start to your morning. it is 35 degrees. son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. alyx: welcome back to kcci. beauty and talent have been the calling card for oscar-winning actress jennifer connelly from a very early age. and as cbs sunday morning's tracy smith tells us, those attributes continue to serve her well. tracy: jennifer connelly husband a lifetime making directors look good. jennifer: you worked really hard for that. tracy: she is at her best as the trouble beauty, whether she is a woman defending her home or the loyal wife keeping it together while the world crashes down around her. jennifer: punish me. punish me, no one -- no one. tracy: you do not do a lot of comedies. why not? jennifer: i do not know. i do not get cast in them very often. tracy: are you funny? jennifer: probably not. i do not know but i tend to get cast more in drama. i think it is my eyebrows. they are very serious. i look stern even when i am not stern. if i am not feeling cross, i look a little bit cross. i cannot help it. alyx: that is coming up next on cbs sunday morning. a look at the forecast. we are heading toward above average temperatures. frank: we will have some cool starts but if you can hang on, the afternoons are looking good. you will notice the wind out of the south, southwest today and it could be up near 20. another cool night. 59 degrees tomorrow, a nice day for back to work. tuesday, 60. 62 on wednesday and we will cool >> you're watching kcci 8 news. alyx: breaking news just before 7:00 a.m., a homicide investigation. the latest incident heating the city and what we know about the victim. good morning, everyone. thank you for choosing us to start your day on kcci 8 news this morning weekend. it is now 7:00 on sunday, october 8. we will take a look at the weather. frank: we sit at 35 in the 35 the current temperature in des moines. this is our airport skycam. clear skies, went out of the south at about eight miles per hour. a crisp morning. a warm day for this time of year. by this afternoon, 59 degrees. our sunset is at 5:00. 8 day forecast, we have some rain. alyx: now to that breaking news, polk county deputies are investigating a homicide this morning. they responded to shots fired at evolution nightclub just before 2:00 a.m., and when they arrived they heard multiple gunshots around the club. a gunshot victim was identified deputies received information that three other gunshot victims showed up at des moines hospitals shortly after. their names have not been released. deputies are currently investigating. new this morning, des moines police have arrested a teenager in connection with a homicide. >> all i heard was a pop, pop, pop. gunshots and that was it. alyx: des moines police say 28-year-old lopez was shot and killed on the north side of des moines. it happened around 10:30 friday night at the intersection of 13th st and jefferson ave. police say lopez had been visiting a home in the area and got into a dispute with some people. socop is charged with first degree murder. this is the 14th homicide in des moines this year. now to another saturday morning homicide, a des moines man came face-to-face with a suspected murderer, but didn't even know it. brendan mcguinness is suspected of killing a man in waukee saturday morning. kcci's rose heaphy has an exclusive interview with the man who later found mcguinness. >> we were just worried about him as a person. we didn't know who he was. rose: shawn, who asked us not to use his last name, says his neighbor found a man who had fallen on the sidewalk here at 28th st and capitol ave. the man was barely conscious. >> he was unable to speak when we came over here. didn't speak to us at all, so yea, he was out of it. rose: shawn got a rag for the man's bleeding head and called 911. >> within about ten seconds, they had him up on his feet and arrested him. rose: the man turned out to be 42-year-old brendan mcguinness, the suspect in a waukee homicide that happened just hours earlier. police say around 1:30 a.m. mcguinness shot 41-year-old gino risola several times with a semi-automatic gun on se carefree lane. risola later died at the hospital, making it waukee's first homicide since 1977. >> waukee is a safe place to live. that's the main thing. this was an isolated incident and in no way does it reflect on the community or its people. rose: when shawn found mcguinness, he says he never felt he was in danger. making the encounter all the more shocking. >> hindsight, yea, 20/20, yea, it's kind of crazy they said armed and dangerous when i looked him up later. we didn't know. we were just trying to help the guy. alyx: right now police are not , saying what the motive was behind the shooting. mcguinness is in custody at dallas county jail. we are going to switch gears over to newton. we do have a robbery that occurred there and that is one of your big stories. police have made three arrests after a casey's store was robbed at gunpoint wednesday. 16-year-old gabriel crandall, 17-year-old taylor helton and 24-year-old matthew bridges are all charged with first degree robbery. newton police say they will release more information on monday. now over to fort dodge where 18-year-old onterrail altman junior is in the webster county jail after an overnight chase with police. around 4:30 saturday morning police went to a home on 6th , avenue for a report of a person peeking inside the window. officers arrived and saw a truck leaving. they tried to stop the truck but the driver sped off leading police on a chase through a neighborhood. it ended when altman crashed into a utility pole. he then ran from the card that was later caught. altman is facing a number of charges including eluding law enforcement and interference with a weapon. time now, 7:05 on your sunday morning. we will take a look at the forecast. frank: it is a live shot from our jefferson webcam in greene county. you can see the city down below, but definitely a beautiful morning. 35 our temperature in des moines, the wind chill is 28. the wind is less than 10 miles per hour out of the south but as we head into the afternoon, the wind will become a little gusty you will notice mainly the clouds off to the south and east and a system off to the north in sections of canada. that will stay up there, not affecting our weather very much at all. 43, minneapolis. 20's, rapid city and bismarck. 36 in st. louis and 30 degrees in chicago. we are going to warm up nicely into the mid to upper 50's across the state. out to the west, 60's are starting to build in and those are headed our way. alyx: thank you, frank. wizards, zombies and superheros took over the iowa event center saturday. the midwest comicon is in des moines this weekend. from a costume contest to panels of comic book creators and actors, comic con was filled with fans who were getting ready to nerd out. the most popular costume star wars. comic-con continues today. tickets are available online or at the events center box office. the event runs from 11:00 until 4:00. also happening today you can , head to the des moines playhouse to check out "junie b. jones," the musical. sneak a peek into the top-secret personal beeswax journal of the outspoken and loveable junie b. jones. there are two showings today. the first one is at 1:00 and the second is at 4:00. you can get tickets online at dmplayhouse.com or just head to the playhouse box office. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci eight news this morning weekend with alyx sacks and meteorologist metinka slater. frank: welcome back, just about 10 minutes after 7:00, waking up to the sunshine and mainly clear skies. here is satellite radar for the past few hours, time moves and nothing changes. we have had the clear skies all night long and that means cool wake-up temperatures this morning. i tell, 33 degrees, 29 in ames -- ottumwa, 33 degrees, 29 in ames. if you have not had your breakfast, like me, my stomach hot hashbrowns is what sounds good to me, maybe some eggs and bacon. you will need that jacket as you head out this morning. we are headed for the 50's, even the 60's in your 8 day forecast. alyx: thank you, frank. caucus season is upon us and joseph jones of the greater des moines partnership is helping iowa's get up close and personal with candidates, and he joins us this morning to talk about how on earth can folks do that. joseph: the iowa caucus consortium is the way to do that. we have been opening up to the public where they can come for free and meet some of the people running for president. alyx: speaking of for free, that is what you make sure you do, so they can talk to candidates about some of these issues that iowans want answered. >> one is the candidate series where all presidential candidates have been invited to come in and meet members of the community. they speak for about 20 minutes, 30 minutes and then take questions from the audience. simultaneously, we have an issue series or folks can come in and get an in-depth understanding of health care or energy or retirement security. yesterday we had general james cartwright talking about national security. alyx: this is not necessarily a unique opportunity, but a rare opportunity that folks should take advantage of. joseph: we take our role being first in the nation very seriously, and iowans want to make sure they are well informed and educated on the issues, and also that they meet the candidates. we provide that, to meet the candidates and learn more about the issues. alyx: where do people find out more? joseph: iowacaucus.org or desmoinesmetro.com. alyx: do you expect a lot of people to come and jump on board? joseph: we had bobby jindal, jeb bush, general cartwright. the next issue service will be november 20 third and we will be with our two senators, chuck grassley and joni ernst, talking about biosciences. alyx: the connection is there for iowa runs -- four iowans. any other way to encourage iowans to get out and get more in touch with candidates? they are around everywhere. just take advantage of looking at our website and try to direct yourself to one of those candidates to find out more information. alyx: joseph jones, thank you so much for joining us this morning. staying on that political breath, we're counting down the days until the the 2nd democratic presidential debate. it is happening right here in des moines and is cohosted by kcci. we are less than a week away from the debate which is set for saturday, november 14 starting at 8:00 p.m. you can catch it all live right here on kcci. frank: we are showing photos sent in from our your local site. this was from cherokee off to the north. this was the opera yesterday morning. thank you so much, stacy. you can send us your photos. temperatures waking up this morning, definitely on the chilly side. 36 in marion county around knoxville. the sun is out, we are bright, and we have the blue sky. windchill factor, 28 degrees. you will need to bundle up if you are out and about this morning. mid-50's by noon. we make it into the upper 50's by this afternoon. the area of high pressure sits right about here. yesterday, it was just out to the west. a warmer afternoon for you over the next couple of days. yesterday made it up to 55 degrees. notice these isoba. rs these are lines of equal pressure and when they squeeze together, you can expect it to be a little bit windy. futurecast, we are just going to let things role throughout your weekend in through the early part of next week. not much going on, mainly clear, a lot of sunshine with temperatures above average. we are headed for 59 in des moines and central iowa, wind out of the south, southwest near 20. 35 degrees tonight. 59 on monday, tuesday, 60 degrees, low 60's by wednesday. a good chance of rain on wednesday, and thursday and friday we're back into the 50's. self. dad: no? culligan man: no. anncr: leave it to the experts. with a culligan whole-house water softening system, you get better water, and service you can actually count on. e you can actually count on. dad: hey, culligan man. culligan man: hey! dad: this is great! culligan man: i know. scott: good morning. the hawkeyes had a perfect season going. beating bloomington would not be easy. iowa knew it would have to put up some points to keep pace. wadley, the second play of the game, 65 yards, iowa led 14-3 in indiana's jordan howard had something to say about that, two touchdown runs to give indiana a 17-14 lead. howard had 141 yards on the day. right before the half, here comes cj beathard. a groin injury but still doing that. headfirst in for the score. they call it a touchdown, reviewed it, and it is good. iowa leads 21-17 at the half. two straight touchdowns gave them some breathing room. daniels made it 21-20. then cj telling his friend george on the sidelines how much fun it is to jump up in the air, and george does it. what a move. not only does iowa keep the indiana offense in check, desmond king did it again. here comes number 14, his eighth pick of the season, tying a school record. rankings, held on to win. 35-27. but was it enough to move up? >> we are not worrying about it coming in. we are just worried about winning the next game at indiana. we knew this was going to be a really tough ballgame. just happy to get a good conference win in november. we have three to go. scott: 9-0 tied for the best start in school history. here is the last three games of the regular season starting with , minnesota next saturday. iowa can win two of the final three to clinch a spot in the big ten championship games. nebraska helped out the hawkeyes, facing undefeated michigan state. nebraska was down by a touchdown in the final minutes and they scored. brandon riley is in there. he went out of bounds. but he comes back in. game over, nebraska wins, big upset 39-38 giving michigan , state its first loss. saturday. oklahoma state gave tcu its first loss and alabama beat lsu. we will see if iowa can move past all those rankings. the year was 1990, the song "hold on" by wilson phillips top the charts. iowa state topped oklahoma that year. while "hold on" faded away, ou's stronghold over the cyclones has not. in fact, ou has not lost to iowa state since 1990. hold on. saturday, the sooners came out fast. oklahoma goes to the bag of tricks. mayfield to flowers, who has the entire field to himself, 75 yard touchdown. ou was up 21-3 after the first quarter. second quarter, here come the cyclones. joel lanning to al lazard, over 100 yards. sets up cole netten a 51 yard , field goal. it was 21-9 oklahoma at the break. in the second half, the wheels came off for the cyclones. 31 straight oklahoma points. that was it. look at this run. ou wins 52-16. mike warren has 43 yards and the loss, still short of the 1000 yards. arkansas-ole miss was incredible. in overtime arkansas was down , seven, fourth and 25. fourth and 25, down seven. brandon allen finds hunter henry. might as well do that so you don't lose. that is not going to work, is it? collins he has got some room and , he has got a first down. it led to an arkansas touchdown and then they go for two and the win and they get it. an amazing comeback, 53-52, the uni at home and the dome, blowing out indiana state. already at 17-0 in the second quarter. it was 38-0 at the half and uni wins, 59-13. in the iowa conference, the ducks were too much for buena vista. big-time touchdown run for pass, over 100 yards on the day and buena vista gets it done big, 38-23. lap after lap, year after year these athletes put in the work , and saturday marshalltown had a shot at glory. it was the girls state swimming and diving meet. the 200 medley, lexi johnson winning it. the 100 fly it is newton's , samantha hendrix. in the 200 free it goes to alyssa lois. congratulations to the winners. when we are talking team standpoint, no one does it better than ames. dominating the day. they when the 200 medley relay. it is a team title for the ames girls in runaway fashion. kind of a joke, almost by how much they win. what a win for ames. >> it feels really great. i am so proud of our team that was on that relay. we all swam so well and it was a lot of fun. scott: iowa wild, they do not like these guys, lake erie in town. we have a fight. kurtis gabriel taking on brent gallon of lake erie. they go to the ground. give those guys some aspirin. iowa needs a goal, four minutes left to tie it up and they get one. lane ties it up into overtime, >> the most-watched morning news in central iowa. this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci eight news this morning weekend. alyx: we have breaking news, a homicide investigation. what we know about the victims so far this morning. welcome back, everyone. thank you for joining us. let's take a quick look at the forecast. frank: things looking pretty nice, a little bit cool this morning with clear skies, but by this afternoon, we will see plenty of sunshine that will help us warm-up. if you are out and about this morning, you are going to need a jacket, 35 your warm-up temperature in des moines. ames in the upper 20's. we will have sunshine until we have rain in the 8 day forecast. i will tell you about that coming up. alyx: polk county deputies investigating a homicide this morning. deputies responded to a report of shots fired at 4397 northwest sixth drive, which is evolution nightclub. deputies heard multiple gunshots coming from the area around the club. they located a then shop -- gunshot wound victim who was transferred to the hospital and later died. polk county deputies received information that three other gunshot victims had shown up to local hospitals shortly after. detectives are on scene now as that investigation is ongoing, and we are currently speaking with them on scene. coming up, the new half-hour interview and discussion show, "matter of fact with fernando espuelas," launches this weekend. fernando espuelas is live in washington, d.c.. fernando what are your plans for , your trip to iowa later this week? fernando: i am going to be out and about. we will have opportunities to speak to voters and get a feel of what is going on at this critical time about 90 days or so before the caucus. alyx: we are going to move into that debate, hillary won the last debate and went ahead in the polls. what do you expect this time around? fernando: clearly, mrs. clinton has to show that she was not just a one debate wonder, as they say. that she actually can sustain what is going to be a much harder debate. the expectations were very low last time and they are very high also you have senator sanders, who has shifted gears and is being much more forceful in criticizing secretary clinton. i think it will be an interesting debate, and certainly the stakes are very high. alyx: turning to your show, tell us a little bit about your background and how it will play a role in your show. fernando: i am a historian by education but have worked in a variety of different aspects of media, most recently as a newspaper writer and radio host. issues and less interested in the day today, who scored points but rather, what are the actual candidates' plans to fix some need to be fixed. we will just not only have the big names and experts, but also will look deeper into specific issues each week that hopefully will give greater insight to our viewers as to what is happening in washington. alyx: fernando espuelas live in washington, d.c. the debut launches on 8.2 5:00 p.m. right now, authorities in romania say 9 more people have died with burn-related injuries in last week's nightclub fire. the death toll in bucharest now sits at 41. the fire occurred last saturday during a heavy metal concert, when a spark from a fireworks show ignited foam decor. 180 people were injured when people fled for the only exit in a stampede. people are now blaming a lack of government safety standards for the deadly blaze. the prime minister and his cabinet resigned this week after mass protests. also overseas, russian and egyptian emergency workers laid floral tributes at the crash site for the victims of the metrojet crash. the crash happened last weekend while examination around the crash continues, servicemen from both countries laid flowers around the wreckage. everyone on board the russian airplane was killed. this morning we have learned of a major development into the investigation. jill wagner reports jill: the cockpit voice recorder from the russian airplane that crashed in the sinai desert a week ago has revealed a critical clue. >> a noise was heard in the last second of the cvr recording . jill: investigators are analyzing the noise to determine if the mid-air explosion was caused by a bomb or mechanical problem. investigators believe the plane broke apart at high altitude, but what caused it remains a mystery. crews have yet to recover all pieces of the plane. the egyptian government has launched an investigation into the airport staff and ground crew. reports quoting unnamed british officials said security footage from the airport showed lax the security here when we -- >> the security here when we arrived on wednesday was atrocious. jill: but days after the tragedy, security at the sharm el sheikh airport is on high alert. thousands of frustrated tourists from russia and britain have been waiting at the airport for days to go home. both countries suspended flights to the region this week. those able to get a flight home to russia were told to leave their luggage behind. workers laid red flowers at the crash site to remember the 224 people who died in the catastrophic crash. jill wagner, cbs news. alyx: british media is reporting that an egyptian rocket came within a thousand feet of a plane bound for sharm el-sheik in august. no one was injured. back here at home, new this morning des moines police have , arrested a teen in connection to friday night's homicide. 17-year-old josue socop has been arrested for the murder of jose lopez. des moines police say 28-year-old lopez was shot and moines. it all happened at about 10:30 at the intersection of 13th st and jefferson ave. police say lopez had been visiting a home in the area and got into a dispute with some people. socop is charged with first degree murder. now this is the 14th homicide in des moines this year. now to saturday morning's homicide. around 1:30 police say brendan mcguinness shot 41-year-old gino risola several times with a semi-automatic gun on southeast carefree lane. saturday afternoon, good samaritans found mcguinness just hours later in east des moines. residents near 28th and capitol avenue say they found a man who had fallen on the sidewalk. in fact, one neighbor says mcguinness was barely conscious and bleeding from the head. that man called 911, not knowing the man was a murder suspect. >> more than strange. i mean here we are sitting over , here my neighbors come get me and this guy is sitting over here and he's a murder suspect. alyx: the people found mcguinness about 20 miles away from the crime scene in waukee. he was later taken to dallas county jail. we are getting in more of your photos from yesterday's northern lights. these were captured near newton. we will check in with frank for the forecast. frank: we are not getting rid of these temperatures over the next couple of days so if you like it yesterday where we made it to 65, you will really like the next few days. the windmill not blowing around much but as we head into the afternoon, the wind could be gusty at times up to about 20 miles per hour. 35 degrees, your wake-up temperature in des moines, the wind pretty light out of the south at less than 10. translating to a pretty cool start to our sunday all across the midwest. we have lost the heating of the day yesterday with clear skies. we call that radiation all heating. -- radiation all heating. -- radiational heating. low 60's will be pushing into the state of iowa. alyx: two other big stories this morning, newton police have made 3 arrests after a casey's store was robbed at gunpoint wednesday. 16-year-old gabriel crandall, 17-year-old taylor helton and 24-year-old matthew bridges are all charged with first degree robbery. newton police say they will release more information on monday. now to fort dodge, police say they have arrested 18-year-old onterrail altman junior after an overnight chase through the town. around 4:30 saturday morning, police went to a home on 6th avenue for a report of a person peeking inside the window. officers arrived and saw a truck leaving. they tried to stop the truck but the driver sped off leading , police on a chase through a neighborhood. it ended when altman crashed into a utility pole. police say he then ran from the car but was caught. altman is facing a number of charges including eluding law enforcement and interference with a weapon. two hancock county now, a former member of the iowa state patrol will face trial next month in a child pornography case after withdrawing his guilty plea. 66-year-old david hubbard, of garner, is set to stand trial december 2. police found two photos and one video involving a minor in november 2013. hubbard retired from the iowa state patrol in 2004 after serving 30 years. still ahead on kcci, history buffs listen up. we've got a great event coming up just for you. if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. frank: good morning, welcome back. it is 7:42. hopefully you are having a great sunday. mid-30's in ankeny. a pair of 36 is for carroll and knoxville. you will notice the temperatures cool everywhere. definitely one of those mornings you need to bundle up if you are outside. we have clear skies helping to coolest down. maybe you want to play golf. i do not think it is too late in the system. -- in the season. 59 degrees by 3:00. history buffs, listen up. this is the type of event if you are interested in storytelling. danny is in this morning to talk to us a little bit more about what this event is. >> thank you for having me. history camp iowa is the event for anyone who is interested in history. we have the whole gamut of people, from academics to historians to nerds just like me, all slated to come and share their favorite history stories. alyx: and a beautiful backdrop, the state historical museum is a beautiful place for this. >> we are very thankful to have the museum. they will provide special access to things that are not on display. alyx: is there something for everyone? >> there are presentations that run through out the most basic stories to more in-depth specific stories. alyx: how do people get signed up? >> anyone can sign up at hist orycampiowa.org. alyx: what are the hours? >> we will get started at about 9:00 a.m. and the last exhibit will be around 5:00. alyx: what are you looking >> a section about a museum curator from iowa who developed a very special relationship with the meskwaki tribe. alyx: how long is each session? >> about 20 to 30 minutes, with questions afterwards. alyx: have you ever done this before? >> a des moines native in boston started history camp and i decided to bring it to des moines. alyx: is there a cost? >> there is a cost for lunch and a t-shirt. alyx: this >> the weather is never more than five minutes away. only on kcci eight news this morning. frank: 7:48, this morning is just flying by. mary lou just sent me this picture on my facebook page. check this out, we have got the american flag, the clouds, the blue sky. temperatures this morning with clear skies, definitely on the chilly side. 35 in des moines, 25 in ames. 36 this morning in creston. we have the sunshine and that is great but it is a little bit cool. wind chill factor, 28 degrees in des moines, the wind out of the south. all the way through about the noon hour we will stay on the cool side. by noon, we are in the 50's. mid-50's by noon, 59 for the high. tonight, we start to cool down. high pressure in control and that means clear skies throughout the midwest. on the backside, we are seeing a return flow and temperatures this system off to the north and west kind of putting a little bit of a pressure gradient in place across the midwest. that is going to create for a breezy afternoon for us today, so keep that in mind. futurecast, going put this map in motion all the way through the afternoon. i am running the time and not much is going on, meaning clear skies and a lot of sunshine. it is going to be one of those kind of days, and hopefully you can enjoy it, 59 our afternoon high. tonight, 36 degrees, could see some patchy frost off to the north. a cool start tear monday, but by the afternoon, 59 degrees. wednesday, a pretty good chance of rain and we cool down a bit alyx: thank you, frank. here with us this morning is dr. steffany mohan of plaza dental group. and this morning, we're talking about a new groundbreaking treatment that is for gone recession. it is called chau pinhole gun technique. this is more serious than people think. it could be for medical reasons or maybe just to look at her. what to look for is my question. >> a lot of people know already because they have been told by their dentist or hygienist that they have it. people start to get a little sensitivity at the gum line and realize their gums are pulling away a little bit. it is the most sensitive area on the tooth. if that gum recedes below that or above that, it really does create quite a bit of sensitivity. people usually know if they have a little bit of recession and if alyx: it can be for cosmetic reasons or by necessity. >> they say it sometimes can be the beginning of the end of the tooth when the gums recede. people are very prone to get cavities in those areas. alyx: tell us a little bit about this technique, how it works, how long the recovery process is . >> what is wonderful about it is that it is very minor, compared to what we used to do. it is very simple. we make a little opening above the gums and shimmy everything down. it used to be that we had to take a graft from the palette and take some of that tissue off the pallet and then so it on to that area. a lot of times it did not work we kind of bucket in with the gums come together with the teeth and use a little bit of collagen -- tuck it in with the gums -- where the gums come together with the teeth and use a little bit of collagen. it takes a little bit of time but it is not painful to the patient, and the recovery is really simple. people eat pretty normally the next day and do not take very much pain medication. alyx: that is what is so groundbreaking, because it is so different. >> and it is a little more effective than sewing something from a different area on to that. alyx: we are showing some different photos before and after. >> most people think there is not a whole lot they can do or they have tried the grafting in the past. it is a simple, easy procedure alyx: any information that you can give out to our viewers to get in contact with your office? >> the easiest way to find us is our website, dmsmiles.com. we jord alyx: back to breaking news at 7:56, polk county deputies are investigating a homicide this morning. deputies responded to a report of shots fired at 4397 northwest 6th drive, which is evolution nightclub just before 2:00 a.m. when deputies arrived they heard multiple gunshots coming from the area around the club. this is a live picture you are looking at now. officers located a gunshot wound victim who was identified as 20-year-old dashwan e. smith of des moines. he was transported to the hospital, where he later died. there were three other people injured as well. >> there is multiple shell casings found on the scene and we are currently processing all that evidence. polk county detectives along with dci are working together to alyx: while investigating, polk county deputies were able to get more information about three other gunshot wound victims that had shown up to local hospitals. deputies are urging the public for help. if you have any information about the shootings, please call the police. as we wrap things up, let's take a final look at the forecast. frank: a chilly start to did -- to the day, warming up to near 60 degrees. the wind out of the south today. a bit of a warm breeze this afternoon. 36 the low tonight with clear skies. tomorrow afternoon, warming back up, 59 degrees, tuesday, back in the 60's. a pretty good chance of rain on captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been