todd magel with the hillary clinton campaign at the olmstead center. todd: they just opened the doors to the hillary victory party here on the second floor. we are going to kind of show you the crowd that is just coming in alter our right, your left. those are all network correspondents from abc, fox and nbc, and cnn. there are probably doesn't fall from iowa stations and other stations across the country. the feeling here is one of excitement. the phone to came at the door were cheering when they walked in. even though they were very close, they feel that they may have a real victory party here tonight. we talked to some of the clinton they said she is at a des moines hotel, watching these results go in. as soon as they have a fairly competent feeling about where these numbers are, she will come over to drake university and either accept a victory or talk about defeat. eight years ago, it was a tough defeat. this year, they change their game and hope they have the kind of support. we are in a holding pattern here with the folks who have come in. we wi

this is kcci 8 news at 6:00 with todd magel, laura terrell, meteorologist jason sydejko, and sports with scott reister. todd: welcome back. the town of elliott can now drink its own water. laura: the dnr put out a boil advisory tuesday, after an electrical failure drained the town's water tower. residents were advised to drink drinking water from the tap. but the electrical problem has been repaired. and tests show the water is safe now to drink. todd: in western iowa, dubuque employing a bug-sniffing dog to go though the town's library. a specially-trained labrador, named cooper, has been sniffing the library monthly, since bedbugs were discovered in the folds of a couch at carnegie-stout public library. library officials now have requested $5400 to continue the canine inspections. a library patron first spotted the bug in october. well, if you have been outside today, kind of warm weather today. laura: but parts of central iowa facing blizzard conditions tomorrow. kcci meteorologist jason sydekjo with your storm team 8 forecast. jason: yeah, and the vibe has been rather split. some one

this is kcci 8 news at 6:00 with todd magel, laura nichols, -- laura carol, meteorologist jason sydejko and sports with scott reister. todd: it's the biggest night in music and it's almost here. laura: the grammys are monday night here on kcci. suzanne: marques shows us what we can expect. suzanne: audiences can say "hello" to adele. the british superstar returns to the grammy stage to perform a song from her record-smashing album, "25." taylor swift will open the show for the second time in three years. swift is up for 7 awards, also, record of the year and song of the year. she goes up against kendrick lamar, who leads with 11 nominations, country star chris stapleton, r&b artist "the weeknd", and southern rockers "alabama shakes." lady gaga is slated to give one of the night's most highly anticipated performances, a tribute to the late david bowie. >> she has something very cool planned. she's been her sing off skype -- off-site in an undisclosed location. suzanne: ll cool j will host music's biggest night for the fifth consecutive year. he says the bowie tribute is not to be missed.

this is kcci 8 news at six with todd magel, laura nichols, meteorologist jason sydejko, and sports with scott reister. and are like what are you doing? laura a des moines woman has a 7 : foot tall tree in her living room and it's not done growing yet. the trees history dates back to the 1600s. todd: why the tree is so meaningful. >> grant turner was from ethiopia. grandma turner was from madagascar. >> the names are velma turners great great grandparents. >> the slave ships picked up grandmas people here and from ethiopia and brought them into the united states. years ago. >> i wanted to see what a family like that covers her living room wall. it spans a generations. >> we have another generation on >> her neighbors were first confuse what you started collecting leaves. she painted of relief with polyurethane. she even found a way to represent water. her tree gives her a sense of belonging. >> i know where i came from. that is very good feeling. >> especially meaningful right now, being black history month. >> these people i grew up with when victims of slavery. their parents and grandp

todd magel takes us behind the scenes of hy vee tonight on the news at 10:00. stacey: beautiful night. kurtis: temperatures down to 49, great for this time of year. we will have some wind, not too bad right now. as the night goes along, especially late tonight into friday, we will have gusts over 40 miles per hour in the metro. i think even higher gusts to the north. the same winds will role in the mild air. 64 on friday. the record for the date is 70. saturday is probably be picked a because there will be less wind, sunshine, and 60. breezy, sunday, and 52. 40's next week. stacey: getting out on the ice is the last thing most people would think of doing. that is why the dnr is selling ice fishermen to get their eyes shacks off of the lakes this saturday. that removal date is determined by the weather. thank you for joining us tonight. we will be back for kcci we don't just serve any fish sandwich at culver's. we serve wild-caught, north atlantic cod. this cod grows in water that is cold, clean and pristine, full of flavorful nutrients, and that comes through i

this is kcci 8 news at 6:00 with todd magel, laura terrell, meteorologist jason sydejko, and sports with scott reister. perseus: i don't know whether he's lying or not. but i do know one thing. if he is lying, the government lying. todd: well, the business partner of a florida teenager, accused of pretending to be a doctor, is now speaking publicly about a situation, he says, took him totally by surprise. according to police, he was no doogie howser m.d. laura: the 18-year-old florida licensed doctor, going as far as opening his own offices. reporter teri parker explains how authorities finally caught up with him. teri: when undercover sheriff's deputies marched malachi love-robinson out of his clinic in handcuffs, his new business partner stood inside, in shock. perseus: i wanted to ask him, you know, come on, come clean. is this true? teri: perseus wells says he thought love-robinson's claims of being a naturopathic doctor were legitimate. and his diplomas from colleges he claims he attended were real. until i showed up several weeks ago, asking questions. perseus: i didn't have doubts

steve: todd magel is live at the olmsted center. todd: steve and stacey, 8 years ago hillary clinton lost the iowa caucuses. she came in third place behind barack obama and john edwards. , -- to turn that third-place locked into a first-place win. no major campaign stops. she stopped by her campaign office to hand out cookies to campaign workers and volunteers who've been on the job for months and even years in some cases. we also had a chance to talk one on one with her national campaign manager, robby mook. he says clinton changed her ground game this time around in iowa and he's sure it will pay , off tonight. mr. mook: hillary made very clear to us at the beginning of the campaign that she wanted plenty of time in her schedule to really listen, to take the time to build relationships with people, and to produce policies to what she heard here on the ground in iowa. todd: we'll find out if that pays off a bit later tonight. certainly after 7:00. iowa. clinton and bernie sanders are neck and neck in the polls. laura terrell is liv