road. he gets out while the officer tells him to pull over elsewhere. bolinger takes off, starting a low speed chase. officer miller gets involved to help. when bolinger makes a u-turn at the intersection of merle hay and urbandale, he becomes blocked by miller and the other officer. that's when bolinger gets out of his car and runs up to miller's window ... she fires. "we've wanted to review more of the evidence. unfortunately despite multiple requests we have not received that evidence. we don't have the witness statements, we don't have the reports, and all of the other things that the police claim constitutes their basis. so our hand was forced to file this lawsuit now as opposed to waiting until we had a chance to review that evidence for starters." kattey: beattie says it wasn't a surprise officer miller was cleared. and while no amount of money can bring bolinger back ... he says justice needs to be served in the interest of all iowans. live in des moines kattey ortiz local five news we are iowa. stephanie: we want to know bollinger family suing the city of des moines? (insert related tease) let us know for a chance to see your comments on-air. you can post you thoughts on facebook and twitter. or send us an email or give us a call . we'd love to hear what you think! the contact information is on your screen. jack: six people are arrested in osceola in a human trafficking sting earlier today. it all went down at a business in osceola, and all but one of the people arrested are from iowa. they're all being held at the clarke county jail. stephanie: we now know what made more than 50 roosevelt high school teachers sick last month. it was bacteria in meat served at a lunch at the school. the polk county health department says the bacteria clos-tridium per-frin-gens caused the staff to get sick. it's not clear where the meat was from, but teachers were all served the food during a lunch on october 22nd. san a des moines teen was stabbed with a screw driver while walking home last night. it happened around 5 last night in the area of 16th and washington. the 15 year old victim told police he was walking home with a friend when they walked by a man who was staring at them. the teen says he asked the man why, and then the man came up and stabbed him with a screw driver in the stomach and then ran off. the boy is ok, but police are still looking for the suspect. jack: a local leader is getting a big raise. jack: des moines water works c- e-o bill stowe is getting a half a million dollar bonus over the next 5 years. million dollar bonus over the next 5 years. that's if he remains with water works through 20-20. stowe is making more than 211- thousand dollars this year. his bonus allows him to get the money, even if he leaves the board, quote, "for good reason." however, stowe can't collect the money if he leaves and takes another job. there's been some backlash against stowe's bonus, as some say that money should be used for infrastructure improvements. jack: crowdfunding, as it's called, is going to new levels. a coe college senior behind on tuition payments is turning to crowdfunding to pay for his final semester. he needs 17- hundred dollars in order to register for classes by november 17th. ernie french attended his first 4 years at coe on a scholarship. when he started his 5th year, he found out the funding would stop, and he would need to pay for things out of pocket. he started a go-fund-me page and in less than a week, he's halfway toward his goal. " i'm just a kid from the inner city who has always dreamed about doing something important in his life. if i do finish what i'm doing here. i can take that." jack: coe college says it does offer tuition discounts, but can't comment on a specific student's situation. stephanie: some city cgovernment shake-ups from last night's election results. stephanie: the knoxville city council has a few new members from last night's election. council members april verwers and carolyn formanek failed to win back their seats in the election. both councilors voted monday night to remove the controversial soldier's memorial from city property, and it's believed that decision may have cost them. stephanie: in colfax...a city council seat may have been clinched by one vote...though city officials are still waiting for a few absentee ballots to come in. (take map) jasper county is holding out for ten absentee ballots to put in last night's election results for cities including colfax. right now, curtis small is the new city councilman at- large with 161 votes, while dennis williams got 160 votes, but again, those are unofficials results. final results will be announced next tuesday. jack: winter's nearing -- and many people came out today to give outerwear in the second annual "fill the truck" event. it's a winter warmth drive that gives new or gently used winter clothes to children in need . organizers are looking to collect nearly 12-thousand items this year, and hope to reach that goal by the end of tomorrow. " it's sometimes hard to reflect on where we've come. we never started with the idea to do this this far. joking about before we had everything stuffed in the back of my car, sorting in my garage. we outgrew that within a few years. now, we've got several big trucks and we're in a huge it, what i more enjoy, is seeing everybody work together. everybody work together in our community to help the rest of our community." jack: organizers collected 9- thousand items in last year's event. jack: a fallen des moines police officer was honored at sheridan park earlier today. des moines parks and recreation formally dedicated a new shelter at the park to lewis e. rhodes junior who passed away in 2004. rhodes was an army veteran of the korean war and also served as a des moines police officer and chief deputy of the polk county sheriff's department. jack: " i think people are leaving them up. i know i went around just to see what other peoples said and what they wrote" coming up on local 5 news at six... who put sticky notes on urbandale students' lockers today, and why? stephanie: and the iowa hawkeyes hit the road for indiana-- hear why this could be the toughest test left until the big ten championship later in sports. "your watching local 5 jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack: when was the l ast time you said something nice to someone...just because? well, we are writing notes to one another on these sticky notes... and we'll tell you why in just a moment. (steph reads note she wrote to jack and brad...and then jack reads) stephanie: that is so thoughtful of you... and we were inspired to do this becuase of something that happened inside an urbandale school today. claire powell has the story. " "i noticed it as soon as i walked in, they said oh my gosh what is it?" "people were excited, it was a good environment" high schoool students and teachers noticed colored sticky notes.. everywhere. "its not like that every morning when you come into school" "usually its adults improving the climate but this time its refreshing, the boost came from our students" on those notes - positive messages. some short. "be bright, shine on" some long. "desire to inspire before you expire" but who took the time and the effort to write all 1300 was the question everyone was asking. " we decided as a club to go one step farther to leave a note for every student in teh buidilng" it took 20 student members of the key club just one hour to make "project happiness" happen. "usually ill walk in backpack looking down on their phones going to class, today i saw a bunch of people talking to each other, to your face...yeah" and as much as the students were smiling so were the teachers. " it was wonderufl to have the kids give us a who knew something so small could bring so much happiness. "yeah my hand got tired but in the long run im glad i did it" " from urbandale, claire powell local 5 news we are iowa stephanie/2couch jack/2couch chief meteorologist brad edwards is here now... brad:2couch ( local weather is coming up next. foreca independent t ather experts" brad/wxc: welcome back. i'm local 5 chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: let's take a look at we are iowa's most accurate forecast. brad/wxwall: weather adlib: put it has been one of the warmest starts to november we have on records for iowa, and it will continue for one more day! we had a lot of clouds around today in central iowa which kept us in the 60s, but some areas in western and eastern iowa did reach the 70s. everyone will be mild tonight thanks to some clouds and fairly winds of 10-20 mph. temps will only fall into the mid and upper 50s by thursday morning. it will be another mostly cloudy day thursday with a few showers possible, but many areas will stay dry. highs will reach the mid to upper 60s with south winds of 15-30 will spark some thunderstorms for central iowa between 5 and 9 pm thursday evening and will also usher in some much cooler air. we will be back to seasonal averages on friday with highs only the mid 50s. the weekend will be cool, but sunny and dry- good leaf raking weather! next week is also looking closer to average but mainly dry until the end of the week. brad/2wx: that's all for my forecast. check out weareiowa.com for the latest in weather . stephanie/2wx: thanks brad. stephanie: snap a cool weather photo? post it to we are iowa dot com. just click on the share it tab! jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon iowa inching closer and closer to a perfect regular season. but they have to take down indiana this week. jon/2bam: yeah jack a hoosier team that can put up points. coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear from the hawkeyes on just how dangerous this team is and why 9-0 is something that hasn't been done in 6 years. jon: the iowa hawkeyes are trying to move to 9 and 0 on the season for the first time since 2009. they go on the road to bloomington indiana to battle the hoosiers. in my mind this is the toughest game left on their schedule-- sorry nebraska you're not the same husker team as years past. the hoosiers pushed ohio state at home only to lose by 7. but it's a chance for this iowa offense to put up some points-- indiana has allowed more than 50 points in each of their last two games. alex giaimo has more on the hawkeyes from iowa city. "(alex giaimo) this week iowa travels to indiana for one of the toughest tests of their season. they'll be taking on a hoosier football team with an explosive offense so the hawkeyes know if they are going to win, and win on the road, they will have to put up a ton of points on the scoreboard. (kirk ferentz) it's going to be a real challenge for us. they are very, very productive offensively, very balance, they do a nice job running and throwing. high tempo..with really good players and one of the better offensive lines in the big ten from my vantage point so they pose a lot of problems, been very productive, score a lot of points. (giaimo) the iowa offense will need to keep pace with an indiana team that's leading the big ten in total offense. (adam cox) very explosive offense, high tempo, so we need to keep up with that pace. we have a really good defense that hopefully will styme it a little bit but then hopefully we'll put up a lot of points and keep up with them. (cj beathard) we know their offense is up- tempo and they score a lot of points. hopefully, our defense holds them to no points, that would be nice, but you know that's hard to do though to do against any offense especially the way they're built. i feel like we are going to have to score some points. (giaimo) and the hawks think it's important to establish their offense early to avoid getting into a shootout mentality in the game. (tevaun smith) i'd say it's really important and obviously our defense is going to play a big role stopping them from getting all those points but i think if we play our part on special teams, offense, and defesne we should be alright. (alex giaimo) and kirk ferentz again reiterated in his press conference that it's not how you start but how you finish. kickoff on saturday in bloomington will be at 2:30pm. in iowa city with your hawkeye headquarters report, alex giaimo, local 4 sports. " iowa and indiana kick off at 2:30 saturday afternoon on espn. jeff woody will join me once again for the cyhawk rewind as both iowa and iowa state are on the road. that show starts at 6:30 here on local 5 right after your news at 6. here's a look at iowa's remaining schedule after indiana they'll host minnesota and purdue in consecutive weeks then finish things off at nebraska. not saying anyone wants this to happen but iowa can lose one game and still be a lock for the big ten championship as they hold the tiebreak over wisconsin. the big ten championship is saturday december 5th in indianapolis. here's a look at the college football playoff rankings-- the first one was released last night... clemson-- lsu-- ohio state-- and bama would be the four teams in right now if they shut it down today... notre dame on the bubble at 5. baylor at 6. michigan state at 7. the spartans and buckeyes meet november 21st. tcu is number 8. there are your hawkeyes undefeated and number 9. florida rounds out the top 10. jon/sx3s stephanie/sx3s jack/sx3s we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at six. miss a story? don't forget to visit local 5 on the web. don't forget to visit local 5 on the web. we are iowa dot com is your home for the latest in news, weather, and sports. jack/wxhang: now one last check of your weather, with chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: weather adlib: it has been one of the warmest starts to november we have on records for iowa, and it will continue for one more day! we had a lot of clouds around today in central iowa which kept us in the 60s, but some areas in western and eastern iowa did reach the 70s. everyone will be mild tonight thanks to some clouds and fairly strong southerly winds of 10-20 mph. temps will only fall into the mid and upper 50s by thursday morning. it will be another mostly cloudy day thursday with a few showers possible, but many areas will stay dry. highs will reach the mid to upper 60s with south winds of 15-30 mph and gusting higher. a cold front will spark some thunderstorms for central iowa between 5 and 9 pm thursday evening and will also usher in some much cooler air. we will be back to seasonal averages on friday with highs only the mid 50s. the weekend will be cool, but sunny and dry- good leaf raking weather! next week is also looking closer to average but mainly dry until the end of the week. stephanie/4shothang: thank you for spending your time with us tonight. jack/4shothang: we are working hard on another great newscast for 10pm. we're proud to sa after their brad and angelina's new york night out. >> plus halle berry's ex visits her home as she steps out for the first time since the divor