fortunate to receive an annonymous donation that paid for the entire program for us. so in recent months, we've been working with vendors and subsequently we've now accquired the body cameras, we've finished all of the testing and they will completely and officially online next monday." for the last 7 to 10 days-- all storm lake officers have been wearing the cameras-- for christina be sure to stay more on the the body cameras-- as well as an officers perspective for the new technology out in the field-- that's invasion that happened in the middle of the blizzard this week. according to police a 21- year old victim stated that four men entered his unlocked home near morningside avenue tuesday night. he says they threatened him and several other people in the home, before taking several items and leaving. at the time of the incident sioux city was in a blizzard warning and over a foot o osnow had already fallenen authorities are still investigating the incident.

the university of iowa's muslim students now have a safe place to pray on campus. with the closest mosque miles away and students packing everywhere on campus, muslims didn't have a quiet area where they could pray without interruption. now that space is available, students are saying it's a step forward. brea love brings us more " " [camio3 (1) [one line l3] - iowa city (00:00 - 00:00 more than 30 thousand students attend the university of iowa. so you can imagine campus is constantly packed with people. which makes finding a quiet area to pray, hard for students like mohammad ismail. [take sot to: 0:14 duration:0:14]sot [camio 3(1) [two line l3] - mohammed ismail student (00:00 - 00:00 46:07 many other msa members felt the same way. that's when the group decided to reach out. after a month of discussion and planning with university officials, they found a solution. [take sot to: 0:13 duration:0:13]sot [camio 3(1) [two line

students (00:00 - 00:00 59:34 two new completely renovated rooms. one for men and another for women. ismail says getting this space is a step forward for not only the group, but the university as a whole. [take sot to: 0:12 duration:0:12]sot 46:24 [take sot to: 0:08 duration:0:08]sot 47:04 redington agrees this is a chance for campus to be aware they can also express their needs, and their voices will be heard. [take sot to: 0:12 duration:0:12]sot 00:36 trt 1.41 oc... what we can [anchor:brea]brea [readrate:15] the m-s-a's inaugural ceremony is tonight in the iowa theater inside of the tim:

in baltimore... president obama spoke at his last national prayer breakfast as president today... emphasising a need through faith. "fear can lead us to lash out against those who are different or lead us to try to get some sinister "other" alternatively, fear succumb to despair or paralysis or cynicism. the prayer breakfast is co- chaired by members of congress. it gives people across the political spectrum a chance to talk about how faith has shaped their lives. the president celebrated the return of pastor saeed abedini (ah- bed-ini) to the united states, following his release from an iranian prison. he also praised faith groups for their work combating trafficking and welcoming refugees. jenna:

supported the president's trip to the mosque, republican presidential candidate jeb bush did not feel the same way "i don't think it's divisive to go and speak at a mosque, i'm surprised it took his 8th year to do it, the bigger issue is what have you done to deal with isis?" bush went on to say that though he understands the importance of recognizing peace loving muslims that are american citizens, obama also needs to focus on his duties of destroying isis. tim: marco rubio's the iowa caucuses has the florida senator in the challengers. with the next contest in new hampshire just days away, candidates are attacking rubio and scrambling to message across. gonzalez is in the latest. "today- marco rubio- moving up in the polls? the latest - showing the florida senator now in 2nd place behind donald trump? and other candidates are taking aim?

term united states senator and he's had no experience at all of ever managing anything. trump - still going after ted cruz - accusing him of "fraud in iowa? the billionaire businessman - also running into - some unexpected drama on the trail?. atc "we have an inbound emergency, runway is gonna be shututown." his plane forced to make an emergency landing yesterday in nashville because of mechanical problems? trump- eventually making it to his campaign stop in little rock. sot-trump "some of my guys said, oh that's ok, we can go back to new york, mr. trump. we'll come another day. i said, there's no way. i love arkansas." today- the front- runner?and other candidates are campaigning across new hampshire. the democrats - after taking on voters' questions in last night's cnn town hall- hillary clinton - defending being paid big-money for giving speeches- "did you have to be paid 6757500 dollars?". and sanders- defending his plan

healthcare- (sanders) yes, you'll pay a little bit more, but your health premiums will disappear. tag- and the democrats will face off again in a debate tonight?two days before the big republican debate here on abc. mg abc news manchester, nh jenna: the big game is on its way to becoming the most expensive sporting event in u-s history. ticket tracking site seat-geek reports that the average ticket price is just shy of five thousand dollars. that's hundreds of dollars more than the record- setting ticket price for the mayweather- pacquiao fight last spring... and far more expensive than tickets to last year's big game, which had set a record for the n-f-l. the denver oncos and carolina panthers face off sunday in the first big game heldn silicon valley in more than three decades. the area's high average income is likely a factor in high ticket prices. tim: today is a big payday for a company that accused apple of stealing its patents. a jury has ordered apple to pay 626-million

(vir-nets)." the ruling is based on a legal more than three years ago. in 2012, virnetx violating four of its patents with apps like i- message and facetime. the jury back then found apple guilty and ordered the company to pay dollars. the case and won on a technicality. the case was retried... and now the jury says company even more money. jenna: planning to give high speed internet to thousands of low-income americans free of charge. that started yesterday in kansas city where 13-hundred households in the west bluff town homes community will receive a free subscription. total, google fiber will be giving away more than a million dollars a year in services in kansas city alone. it's part of a plan launched by the white house last summer, aimed at connecting low- income households to the internet. jenna: still to come... we'll take a look worker in florida upperhand in an

robbery, stay with us fred: (fred) nice temperatures e headed our way, but there are two snsn chances to tell you about. next week doesn't look as cold, either! your forecast is next! " " he was already for his service to

now an iraq war veteran is being cheered for fighting off an armed robbery. this sururillance video was taken at the sugar creek gas station in brevard county, florida. the military vet was working ... when authorities say the robber came in and demanded money. on the video-- you see the vet go to the register with the man pointing the gun at his back. when the robber moves beside him... the veteran quickly grabs the gunman. the vet throws the man around while punching him. the robber end up running out of the store. police are now looking for him. jenna: the cleanup is underway after several tornadoes touched down in parts of the southeast for the second day in a row, tornadoes hit parts of the south in crocket

a surveillance camera at a local high school shows the moment an e-f one tornado came crashing through classrooms. fortunately the school day was over when the twister hit. in the area around the school, houses are left with visible damage. mostly it's cosmetic to my house, shingles and stuff like that. my shop is pretty much completete destroyed. the roof's gone, the doors are gone, and all the contents inside are just pretty much destroyed, soaking wet." and at fort stewart, georgia, a twister came through the base. the military had to move 50 people to new homes and dozens of vehciles were destroyed. today the national weather service is assessing the storm damage and determine if it was caused by a tornado or straight line winds. fred: jenna: tim: (tim)

before the next round ofnow comes? (fred) we'll see some very light snow tomorrow. fred: (fred) road conditions are much improved on the major highways. we do still have some patchy snow and ice cover in the northeast, however. here's a time lapse of the port neal welding company skycam hd from the hohohunk centre. we saw clouds clear out lala today, but they will fill back intonight. 31 was the high today and 10 the low. we can see sunshine on the storm lake skycam hd. 30 is our sioux city temperature. local temperatures are in the 20s to lower 30s. wind chills range from the single digits to the lower 20s. winds are northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. the satellite and radar shows this morning's clipper system clipping northeastern siouxland. a clipper is by definition a fast moving system that moves from northwest to southeast and usually produces light snow. another clipper is coming tomorrow. we can

the stormcast hd shows that clipper tomorrow, then a return to sunshine saturday before yet another clipper brings a chance of snow sunday. the snow forecast shows the potential for tomorrow's snow to accumulate to a couple tenths of an inch for most of us. your forecast for tonight is for increasing clouds and a low of 9. tomorrow, look for a chance of light snow and mostly cloudy skies otherwise. the high will be 32. the 7-day forecast shows another chance of snow sunday. windydy cocoitions will be seen early next week. a cooldown will be seen monday and tuesday before we return to the 30s wednesday and thursday.

tim: jenna: (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) sure. tim: and coming up next we have ways

issue most folks dont like to talk about, more when we come back

to talk about: nail fungus. while it may not be list of health you. in today's health minute, holly firfer looks at some of the minute, holly firfer looks at some of the treatments available. it's a common yet embarrassing problem many people experience - nail fungus. (dr. dane ulett/podiatric surgeon) "nail fungus is caused by dermatophytes. those are fungi that affect the skin and nail. and, fungi are found everywhere it's ubiquitous means it's everywhere in the environment." nail fungus is contagious, and causes visual changes in the nail. (dr. dane ulett/podiatric surgeon) "you'll see thicken of the nails, the nail will discolor it'll be yellow or black. sometimes the nail will loosen, it lifts up from the nail

sometimes they'll have pain because the nail thickens and discolors." even though anyone can get a nail fungus, drdrdane ulett says athletes, elderly patients, and diabetics -- are at higher risk. but the good news is... it's treatable. (dr. dane ulett/podiatric surgeon) "... option number 1 which i typically tell patients is topical anti-fungi and they have to do that daily for a year.... (butted to) the second option is oral medicine... the patient will take that daily for 3 months and you'll see changes 60% of the time. and one of the new treatments which is the most effective one is the laser treatment and that we see effective changes about 85-87% of the time." for today's health minute, i'm holly firfer. jenna after the break... well take a look at a fundraiser that is prepared to take you over the top! stay with us tim: welcome back. today i'm here at a fundraiser that is prepared to take you over the top! stay with us tim:

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consists of rapelling down the 12 story howard johnson hotel downtown. big brothers big sisters of siouxland will be trading fancy clothes for climbing gear for their latest fundraiser. the event, called "over the edge," will have donating participants -- "edgers" -- rappel down from the 12-story howard johnson hotel at 707 fourth st. organizers of the june 15 event wanted to bring a new twist on the usual fundraising dinner, said rocky welker, executive directoror big brothers big sisters of siouxland. "there are so many dinners, luncheons and silent auctions," welker said. "we really just wanted to find something that here before that way to get people engaged with our agency." individuals or teams can register to

feb. 1. all rticipants -- including individual team members -- need to raise at least $1,000 to reserve one of 90 spots available, welker said. if a team of employees raises $1,000, they can nominate their boss to rappel down the hotel. or the boss can opt to match the donation instead, welker said. then, an employee will be chosen to go wells enterprises, the le mars, iowa- based maker of blue bunny ice cream and frozen novelties, is the in sponsor for the event. welker said the goal is to raise $95,000, all of which will benefit big brothers big sisters of siouxland. "i think this is just a fun way to get your friends, family, co- workers involved to go do something that is going to be really fun and really exciting and to help benefit all those kids in siouxland that don't have that positive adult role model welker said. for blue bunny, their sponsorship of over the edge parallels their ongoing support of big brothers

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tonight, just two days until e big republican debate here,