i-235 @ 22nd i-235 @ euclid first on 13. an overnight speeding through snowy streets. it all happened just after midnight on des moines west side. police say they were responding to a home invasion in the 600 block of park avenue when two men sped off in a car, leading officers on a high speed chase. it all came to an end here, at 63rd and park. where the car crashed into a ditch. officers say the chase reached speeds of 70 miles per hour at points, so they put down stop sticks. with flat tires, the driver tried to turn onto 63rd. but their tires spun out. the men quickly escaped the car and ran into a nearby wooded area. officers were able to follow their footprints in the fresh powder and arrest them soon after. the driver now faces charges of traffic violations and felon in possession of a firearm. we re learning today that a union county murderer will not face trial. jerry dillinger admitted to killing two people and hiding their bodies on his land. yesterday he was
a man convicted on two counts of first degree murder is now dead. elias: back in september of 2015, jerry dillinger shot and killed loretta dillinger and another man. during his court appearance earlier this year, he plead guilty to both charges of first degree murder. after pleading guilty, dillinger declined a trial and asked to be sentenced on the spot. dillinger was to serve two consecutive life sentences at oakdale prison. and was ordered to pay restitution to both loretta and the robinson families. today, he was found dead from an apparent suicide at the iowa medical and classification center in oakdale. elias: also new this morning a young metro man brandon ellingson was taken into custody in 2014 by trooper anthony piercy on suspicion of boating while intoxicated. while handcuffed, he fell overboard and drowned. earlier this month a special prosecutor in the case filed involuntary manslaughter charges against piercy, who authorities. this morning, piercey had his fir
associated cases have been found in the u-s. with no effective vaccine to prevent the virus, an iowa research company is one of many companies trying to solve this puzzle. local 5 s claire powell is here with more. claire/bam: jack, there s a delicate balance between giving information on the zika virus and scaring people. of the two speices of mosquitos known to carry the virus, yes one is found here in the u-s and in iowa. but its the unknowns that have iowa researchers frustrated. they re trying to make an effective vaccine while educating people in the meantime. at this time last year, researchers say the zika virus was basically dorment. it feels like a mild flu, most people thats what happens and they dont know theyre infected within 10 months, that s all changed. what was amazing was there were no cases and now its over 1.5 million in brazil. its incredible, thast just from last year the virus, discovered in the 1940 s, has spread to a pandemic. recently, newlinnk
are scheduled to start march first. pam 4:46 questions as simple as, are my child s providers signed up with any of the managed care companies? what do i do if i have my medical doctor over here in this company but my child s waiver service provider s over in this one. senator jochum and other senate democrats wrote a bill to stop the deal with the manage care companies. it passed 29-19, getting support from 3 republicans. schultz. in opposition to this would set us back, turn the train around and take us to the governor branstad stands by his plan, his statement saying managed care means more doctors for medicaid patients. managed care means better access for those patients to doctors. and managed the exponential cost growth associated amanda tag 13:48 one important thing to agency that has to give approval has given a deadline of march 1st. they still approval at this point. at the statehouse, amanda krenz, local 5 news, we are iowa. jack: those numbers once again on from
equipment and the use of the dog team to locate where the remains were located. rose: and loretto dillinger was his ex-sister in law. this case is still under investigation. live in union county, rose cv, ose heaphy, kcci 8, iowa s news leader. laura: praise and protests as history is made. nearly 200 nations adopt the then eliminate, the use of the hope of the paris agreement of global warming. brian webb reports. [speaking french] [applause] brian: after 10 days of talks, nearly 200 countries agreed to fight global warming by limiting greenhouse gas emissions. they pledged to switch from burning oil, coal, and gas to clean and renewable energy sources, like solar power, for decades to come. it is ambitious, flexible, credible, and doable. brian: it calls for the global average temperature rise to be held to less than two degrees celsius that s 3.6 degrees fahrenheit and even lower if possible. $100 billion will be given from rich countries to poor countries, to help t