avenue to southwest 14th street... she said they fired more shots while driving away. police found a shell casing near the area. no one was hurt in the shooting. nikki: police in fort dodge need your help solving a string of car buglaries. yesterday the fort dodge police department had several complaints about windows being broken out of vehicles. twelve incidents were reported throughout the city of fort dodge from 19th street to 14th street and 3rd avenue north to 2nd ave south. the police department have had sveral similar reports in other areas of the city. they're telling people to be on the lookout for any suspicious activity. anyone with information is asked to call police. nikki: des moines police are investigating an assault that happened inside a burger king. it happened yesterday afternoon at the store off east euclid avenue in des moines. a middle-age woman ordered chicken nuggets at the drive- thru, then went inside the building and complained they were cold. the customer threw the bag of the food at the manager, hitting the back of her head, then left the restaurant. so far, police have not yet nikki/lam the doors on a metro building involved in a gay marriage and religious liberty debate are back open... the gortz haus in grimes has new owners... a church. they held their first services today... and the former owners were there to see it kick off. its the first time in months that the gortz haus has looked like this... crowds in and out of the historic building...and an excited buzz within the walls (chatter) a few months ago the gortz haus gallery closed up shop... after the wedding venue refused to hold a same sex marraige... they were told they had to allow same sex ceremonies... so choose to host no weddings at all. (music) but months later... there will be weddings in this buliding again -- but under new ownership, the harvest bible chapel church. the non-profit bought the building this summer. 15:33:52 if it can't be a gallery, the gortz haus gallery then this is the next best thing. former owners betty and dick odgaard know the church pretty well - they've been members for 8 months. 15:34:14 we are totally delighted with the teachings and the way they preach the day is bittersweet. 15:33:55 to pass it over is difficult but we are proud of what it's become. anything less would have been harder. while there will be marriages here, they won't be same sex. the church and the couple see this as a message that they won't stand down from their beliefs... 15:35:28 this was the answer to our prayers, victory in our hearts. harvest bible chapel church says they gutted the basement, and made quite a few renovations. but there's a lot that will stay the same, 15:38:36 we love the history of this building, every part of it 15:38:40 we love this new chapter for this facility to be a church that once again proclaims the gospel. nikki: harvest bible chapel church will have services at 9 and 11 am on sundays. nikki/ots it may be past halloween but november first is another day of celebration-- the day of the dead. the festival is a big part of mexican culture. today at the des moines art center, they held a version of their own featuring arts and crafts, a mariachi band and more. hundreds of people across the metro took part in the festivities. they also paid homage to the dead with a wall of remembrance. "people come into the art center and enjoy this thing and really seeing their faces experince something new that they've heard about wern't sure if it was scary but found out it was very pleasing " nikki: today was the museum's 15th year hosting the event. nikki: now that the weather's getting chilly....its the perfect time enjoy a cup of hot chocolate. that's what 12 hundred runners did this morning for the annual halloween hot chocolate run. the sixth annual event was held at principal park and they took part in either the 5-k or 5 mile race. proceeds from the event went to above and beyond cancer to empower cancer survivors across the world. "i've loved running all my life and to be able to couple something participation is very rewarding " nikki: this year they helped raised 15 thousand dollars for the cause. nikki: coming up on local 5 news at 5:30. some parents were shocked after what they found hidden inside their kids halloween candy. nikki: and investigators and families are still searching for answers after a plane crash killed hundreds of passengers. we have the latest on the investigation. 5 news at 5:30 in hd. we are iowa" nikki/lam new information today in the plane crash that killed more than 200 people in egypt. the plane, bound for russia, crashed less than a half hour after takeoff. investigators are already sifting through the debris, finding the all- important flight recorders. abc's alex marquardt is in egypt with more. the debris field stretches over five miles. from huge chunks of the plane? to tiny pieces of metal. stray clothing scattered in-between. sot - steve ganyard / abc news aviation consultant "why an airplane would just come apart in perfectly good weather - that's a sobering question." all 224 people on board killed - including 17 children. russian investigators arrived in egypt - saying today that it's too soon to say what triggered the crash? but that the plane clearly broke up at high altitude. the plane's black boxes, including the flight data recorder, provide crucial answers. sot - john nance / abc news aviation analyst "the probability is here with an in-flight breakup that something caused that, something on the order of a bomb or an incendiary explosion of some sort in the airplane." egypt says there was no distress call or sign of a mechanical problem before. but just after 20 minutes after takeoff - the metrojet plane began to quickly descend from 31- thousand feet - then disappeared from radar. nats the co-pilot's ex-wife told russian t-v that her husband had repeatedly complained about technical issues with the 18-year-old airbus 321 - including that fateful morning. sot - steve ganyard / abc news aviation consultant "russian commercial aviation has about the worst safety record in the world." militants in the sinai linked to isis quickly claimed responsibility? but intelligence officials say they do not have the weapons to shoot down a plane that high. nats in st. petersburg,- where the plane was supposed to land: grief-stricken family members gathered at the airport? the rest of the nation went to church - lighting candles in memory of the victims. in sharm el-sheikh, egypt - alex marquardt, abc news. possible oncam close: now, four major international airlines announced they will not fly over the sinai until there's more information about the cause of the crash. the full investigation will likely take months. in sharem el-shiek, egypt - alex marquardt, abc news. nikki four people-- including the gunman-- are dead after a shooting spree in colorado. police responded to reports of a shooting in colorado springs yesterday morning. according a resident, a man with several weapons-- including an assault-style rifle-- shot three people. officers arrived on scene and chased the man. authorities say the man fired at the officers and they fired back and killed the gunman. none of the victims' names have been released. nikki: police say three people were killed when a car plowed into a group of trick- or-treaters in new york last night witnesses say the vehicle jumped the curb and went over another parked car, before smashing into a gate. the three victims include a 10- year-old girl. the driver and three more people were hospitalized, but their injuries are not life- threatening. witnesses say the scene looked horrific. " "mos: "all you heard was the 'broom' literally and the car landing on top of these young kids' bodies." mos: "you just go automatically into a rescue mode... when i saw the amputated body, i just covered him with completely because i didn't want other kids to see him." nikki: police are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. nikki/ots this halloween season-- be sure to check any candy before giving it to your kids. sewing needles were found in five twix bars handed out to kids in a town in pennsylvania. the incident was reported after someone read on facebook about snicker bars being tempered with. that person then checked his children's candy and found needles in it. it's still unclear who put the needles there... someone in the neighborhood, or someone in food distribution. nikki: an e-coli scare has temporarily closed more than 40 chipotle restaurants in the northwest. health officials say 22 e-coli cases in washington state and oregon have been linked to store locations. eight people have been hospitalized, but there are no reported deaths. the contamination has been linked to only six restaurants but the company closed more locations as a caution. nikki/2shot we are iowa's most accurate weather team... meteorologist james peterson is here now... james: i'll have your "now, we are iowa's most accurate meteorologist james peterson certified by forecast with meteorologist james peterson certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" james/wx wall welcome to november! it is starting off very mild with highs in the upper 60s to lows 70s see lots of sunshine and have a breeze streaming in from the south. tomorrow looks to be the warmest day of the week in the mid-70s, but it will be breezy. through mid-week, our overnight lows will stay in the 50s and the daytime highs will remain in the 70s with sunshine and wind. by drop closer to average for this time of year (57) and rain chances go up. exchange those winter coats for jackets for at least a few days! enjoy your sunday! folks in ames are still smiling jordan: it's been a long time coming, but when you beat texas and not only beat, but shutout the longhorns, celebrate as long as you want. coming up on local 5 sports, we look back on the cyclones big win as one defender picks up a national honor. " now, local 5 sports tt0w!t%(q! %4@-'o< tt0w!t%(q! el@--hp tt0w!t%(q! ed@-+j4 tt0w!t%(q% )8h-k4h tt0w!t%(q% kzh-v[4 tt0w!t%(q% n-h-#28 tt0w!t%(q% 0ph-=u tt0w!t%(q% s"h--'@ tt0w!t(q%% ueh-.e0 tt0w!t%(q% 7hh-2gd sports" jordan: last night, iowa state did something no other cyclone team has ever done. beat texas in ames! and while a lot of the focus was on the offense and new qb joel lanning, the defense is what stood out! the cyclone "d" made life miserable for the longhorns. it's the first shutout ever in the series and isu's first defensive goose egg since shutting out kansas in 20-13. the cyclones held texas to just 204 yards of offense, 119 on the ground and 85 through the air, even picking off a pass in the 2nd half. the longhorns were just 2-13 on third down conversions, iowa state was...15-24!! 7 times in the game, texas went 3 and out. clearly the isu defense is finding its mojo, they'll get another big test next week when they head to #14 oklahoma. one of the men responsible for last night's big defensive effort has picked up a national recognition. reshirt junior jordan harris has been named the walter camp defensive player of the week. harris recorded seven tackles and this interception against texas! he's the third cyclone to earn a walter camp honor, joining wide out todd blythe in 2005 and lb jesse smith in '09. jordan: meanwhile another week, another win for iowa. the hawkeyes find themselves 8-0 with talks of p "(alex giaimo) iowa beat maryland to remain unbeaten on saturday. the win brings them even closer to playoff discussions but the hawkeyes insist they are still taking it one game at a time. (george kittle) ever since we started the preseason back in january, even back then our coach instilled in us to take it practice by practice, day by day. and its just something that stayed with us through the season and we are trained for and we are going to just keep doing that. (giaimo) the highlight of the second half was when desmond king caught his league best seventh interception of the season and returned it 88 yards for a touchdown. (desmond king) it felt real good, first off just catching another interception, and know that i can help the team out with my ability and just get another touchdown it felt real good. (alex giaimo) with starting running back jordan canzeri out with an ankle injury and cj beathard struggling to throw the ball, kirk ferentz stuck to his traditional hawkeye roots, and utilized all three running back, each of which had a touchdown. (kirk ferentz) its kind of been the way the season has done. it's emblematic of the way the team's been playing. it seems like when someone can't go or can't contribute then somebody else jumps in there and does it. you know a lot of good things happened today, a lot of high points. and certainly one of the best things i saw it looked like leshun was back to being leshun daniels again. (giaimo) daniels' one yard touchdown run was his first of the season. he thinks sharing time with the other running backs sparks a healthy competition. (leshun daniels jr.) we have plenty of competition but we are always pulling from one another. none of us are selfish, and what not, so whenever one of us scores it juices everyone else up. (giaimo) the hawks head to bloomington next weekend to take on indiana. with your hh report in iowa city, alex giaimo, local 5 sports, we are iowa." we head across the pond, lions and chiefs playing in jolly old london. detroit up 3-0 in the first but it was all kc from there. de'anthony thomas takes it in for the score to make it 7-3. 2nd quarter same score, alex smith runs it from 12 yards, 14-3 chiefs. 2nd half, now 24-3! smith finds travis kelce who dives for the score, 31-3. and the route was on! break out the tea and crumpets, chiefs win 45-10 vikings visiting da bears 4th quarter all tied at 13. jay cutler, using his wheels, he runs it in for the score. chicago up 20-13. ensuing minnesota drive, teddy bridgewater finds rookie stefon diggs, he cuts past his defender and is endzone bound! we're all tied at 20! after a bears 3 and out, bridgewater finds charles johnson what a catch! that sets up blair walsh, the 36 yard field goal is good! vikings pick up their first win in chi-town since 2007, 23-20. jordan/2shot nikki: we'll be right back... you're watching local time for no shave november. here at local 5, the men are growing out their beards and mustaches to raise cancer awareness. if you'd like to help our cause-- donations will only be accepted through the no- shave website. for a link to that head to our website at we are iowa dot com. james: welcome to november! it is starting off very mild with highs in the upper 60s to lows 70s today! you read that right, 70s! we'll also see lots of sunshine and have a breeze streaming in from the south. tomorrow looks to be the warmest day of the week in the mid-70s, but it will be breezy. through mid-week, our overnight lows will stay in the 50s and the daytime highs will remain in the 70s with sunshine and wind. by thursday, it is back to reality. temperatures drop closer to average for this time of year (57) and rain chances go up. exchange those winter coats for jackets for at least a few days! enjoy your sunday! nikki/3shot thank you for spending your time with us tonight. log onto our k pepepeak at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. 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