are iowa s most your forecast first. james: weather adlib: tonight we are going to be cold and calm with a low in the low teens. saturday we are looking at some early sunshine, then partly to mostly cloudy skies with a high in the lower 30s. sunday still looks very nice with highs in the mid to upper 30s with overcast skies. local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa julia monat, iowa state senior: i yelled fire and they all ran. the four other people in my tent all started running and freaking out. stephanie: students camping out for the hottest seats in hilton awoke to a big suprise this morning after some of their tents caught fire. stephanie/2shot good evening. i m stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i m jack miller. those students are camping out for a shot at the best seats for the upcoming iowa state basketball game against kansas on monday. a towel inside one of the tents caught fire, damaging three tents and causing chaos around the arena. but students s
over a car is more rare. the number of police stops in oakland is down some 75% from a few years ago. that s according to numbers obtained by the chronicle which shows oakland police made about 68,000 stops in 2008 and 2009. in 2010, the number went down to 49,000. in 2011, another huge drop to about 25,000. and by the end of this year, the projected number of police stops in oakland will be 15,733. police cite factors including layoffs which reduced the police force by 25%, cops running from one 911 call to another making it harder to make stops in between. also, special investigative and traffic teams have been disbanded including the motorcycle squads. just the motorcycle squads alone would be responsible for an average of 35,000 stops so that s probably the most contributing factor i can point to. reporter: some first said off camera is that there is a complicated time-consuming paperwork process because of some past abuses by individual officers, every officer now
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