coating of snow pull through the region. this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. here's a check of the dayplanner where we're headed for highs in the lower 30s.

we have talked about the republicans ... but on the democratic side of the race... this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. here's a check of the dayplanner where we're headed for highs in the lower 30s. lukas: we have talked this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. here's a check of the dayplanner where on the democratic side of the race... we might see a decision on super tuesday as

lead on bernie sanders. the vermont senator is still putting up a fight, hoping to turn around his chances. reporter brianna keilar has the latest " (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "tomorrow is super tuesday, massachusetts is right in the middle of it and i need your help." hillary clinton is riding a wave, hoping her south carolina landslide becomes an even bigger super tuesday victory lap. (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "i will work as hard as i can every single day, i will get up and go to work for you and fight for you." the delegate fight with bernie sanders will go on, but a strong finish could make clinton all but unstoppable, at least mathematically. politically, it's a long race ahead. (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "if i were grading some of those republicans, remember the little box that used to be on your kids' report cards? play well with others. i'd have to put a big no. democracy requires that we play well with others." she's steadily shifting her focus from sanders to republicans, one in particular. (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "yes, i don't think america has ever

what we need to do now is make america whole." in battleground virginia, the early outlines of a potential general election fight starting today. ( donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "bernie sanders is over unless s e gets indicted." sanders didn't sugarcoat his 48- point blowout in south carolina. ( sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "we got decimated, george. we got decimated." but he says the race is just getting started. he's drawing big crowds, from oklahoma to colorado to minnesota, with thousands of supporters answering his call for a political revolution. and sanders made clear he's far from finished with clinton. (sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "we are listening to the american people and their pain and their needs rather than hustling all over the country, collecting millions of dollars from the one percent." he's also winning notable endorsements, including hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard. on c-n-n's new day, she said sanders has far better foreign policy judgment. ( rep. tulsi gabbard/(d) hawaii) "with hillary we've

the iraq war, she was the architect for the war in libya, which we've seen has resulted in tremendous loss of life." she's one of the first female combat veterans in congress, who stepped down as vice chairwoman of the democratic national committee to support sanders. (rep. tulsi gabbard/(d) hawaii) "you can look to dick cheney if we want to look for experience in foreign policy, but, to me, the real question is judgment." a new c-n-n o-r-c poll today showed a majority of democrats across the country favor clinton 55 to 38 percent over sanders. but the poll also had warning signs. 59 percent say sanders is more honest and trustworthy, compared to 36 percent who say clinton is. and ahead of super tuesday... former president bill clinton stumped for his wife hillary at a late rally monday night in worcester massachusettes. he got a warm introduction from massachusetts congressman jim mc-govern...

"(former president bill clinton) "you heard congressman mcgovern say what an important election it is. it is! cause our adversaries, they don't believe any of this. they just think we go back to trickle down economics - everything'll be hunky dory. never mind that it's failed every time .. you know it's faith based economics. they don't care. never mind that everybody that's analyzed the plans say that hers add up and theirs don't." a suffolk university poll released monday shows clinton leading sanders by about eight points in the state. lukas: and chelsea clinton made a campaign stop in minnesota on behalf of her mother. minnesota is one of 12 states voting on super tuesday. chelsea clinton spoke about her mother's environmental agenda. she says a part of the democratic candidate's agenda is to stop illegal dumping. " chelsea clinton,

candidate hillary clinton) "she knows we need to do more on inspection and enforcement to prevent dumping - particularly iron dumping in the united states and she supports what the minnesota senators are trying to do - to have an even stronger legislative stance in the congress so that we have even more ability to stand up particularly against china and the illegal dumping that we know is happening." clinton was joined by minnesota's democratic governor mark dayton and several governor mark dayton and several lawmakers. lukas: and again ... today is not just any tuesday ... its super tuesday... a day when a dozen states hold their nominating contests. so why does it matter so much? here's reporter jonathan mann with an explanation. "super tuesday" is a chance for candidates to get a very large number of delegates to the democratic and republican nominating conventions. 12states will either vote or caucus. about half of them are in the south.., which is why you'll also hear this called the "s-e-c primary"... taking that name from the "southeast conference"... an association of

be best known for its football rivalries. no football tie-in there but the u-s territory of american samoa will also hold it's caucus on super tuesday. there are more delegates up for grabs on "super tuesday" than any other day of the calendar. that one day offers nearly half, fully 48-percent of what's republicans... 36-percent, for democrats. super tuesday will probably not decide the race for republicans because of the number of candidates still in the race. they split the vote too many ways for a clear, fast win. but it could have a significant impact on the democratic race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. " " lukas: coming up.... we'l have part two of our special series on steven avery... you don't want to miss all new content on "making a murderer" stay tuned. scott: we'll have... "you're watching

morning... lukas voss... and scott larson.... morning. " ""

throconditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow

rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations. overall, this week will be on the warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be cold tonight falling to a low of 16. tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a handful of sprinkles/flurries. here's your extended 7 day forecast. lukas: scott: adlib east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations.

will be on the warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be cold tonight falling to a low of 16. tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a handful of sprinkles/flurries. here's your extended 7 day forecast. lukas: scott: adlib east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations. overall, this week will be on the warmer side of

lukas: for the last several months... the world has been captivated by the plight of steven avery... a wisconsin man in prison for sexual assault and murder. his story has been covered in netflix's documentary series making a murderer. and this week... we will have a number of special stories about the case... including this one ... reporter brittany falkers has more on the woman behind the now famous photograph. "she was a loving, caring person and she loved people." retired photographer tom pearce says terea halbach was like the daughter he ner had. "and she always had a smile. she was always happy about one thing or another." she came to his studio in green bay, wisconsin as a young photographer... looking to break

and she wanted to be able to do what she loved." "and i found that she was really wanting.... to do the best she can and become the best photographer." he says teresa started as an intern at pearce photography, but with natural talent and a knack for putting people at ease... he offered her some studio space to persue her dream. "and i've said many times that, after her death, that... um... if she was still here today, she would be one of the best photographer's in the state 7:07 because of how she hanldled what she does. 7:10 it not just a matter of taking a picture, that's part of it, for sure, but it's how to get the people relaxed and comfortable to have a nice portrait or family photo or whatever the case may be... and i saw that in her."

says teresa perferred to be behind the camera... she sat for this now infamous portrait... a photo he took for her mother. pearce says he has not seen the documentary series... but wants people to remember the woman behind the photo. "and that's what they should be looking at and that she had a great future in front of here." in manitowoc, brittany falkers reporting. lukas legislators and advocates against human trafficking spoke to state represenatives yesterday one mother of a victim said the issue is not just a big city problem "kids come from all over iowa. it's not a city issue. it's not a rural issue. it's a statewide issue. anytime you have desperation or vulnerability, you can have trafficking. " across iowa, 125 cases have been reported since 2007, 36 of those happening just last year lukas: " when we come back.... i'll bring you an update on the famous mustache cat... who now has a home to call her own. lukas: last week we brought you the

ann... and abandoned cat that became known for her mustache. and we have good news this morning... the mustache cat now has a permanent place to call home. she was dumped inside a large box of items left outside a salvation army donation center in california

shelter, which received dozens of applications from people hoping to adopt her. " (sue salvador/adopted "mustache cat") "it broke my heart. at first i was thinking maybe just a larger bin. but, how i understood it, it was, like, a metal ... just horrific to where people could be throwing big heavy books on top of her." workers at the salvation army say it was lucky that they found the cat still alive. sue salvador says she will rename sally ann... "mustachio". lukas: a photo of a police deputy and his k-9 captured the internet's heart this week. it shows the deputy getting a hug from his beloved partner. reporter rikki mitchell met the law enforcement duo " it's pretty obvious that manson loves his partner -- deputy chase garrett. that love perfectly captured in a single selfie. (deputy chase garrett, pima county sheriff's office) "he likes to give hugs, he's a huggin dog.

there he'll plop his head on my shoulder and just sit there like that." deputy garrett says he took the photo a couple of months ago during a narcotics investigation. manson is a 5-year- old chocolate lab -- trained as a specialized detection k9. he is used to find evidence specific to narcotic investigations. the two have worked together for the past three years. (deputy chase garrett, pima county sheriff's office) "we went from you know in the car where he didn't know who i was i didn't know who he was really and he didn't listen too much and now he's a great dog. he's a great partner. he's just fun to have in the car, i mean it makes the hours go by." manson even goes home with deputy garrett after their shift. (deputy chase garrett, pima county sheriff's office) "he's very playful, very active. even at home he just wants to be part of the family." garrett says he never imagined the response his photo would get -- but he likes seeing his faithful partner get so much recognition. (deputy chase garrett, pima county sheriff's office) "people don't think of them as cops or anything else but i mean its good that the community actually likes police k9s and they care that much about

lukas: scott: lukas and scott are chatting about this cops incredible bond with his partner. lukas and scott are chatting about this cops incredible bond with his partner. lukas and scott are chatting about this cops incredible bond with his partner. lukas and scott are chatting about this cops incredible bond with his partner. scott:good morning siouxland on this tuesday. we had a coating of snow pull through the region. this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. here's a check of the dayplanner where we're headed for highs in the lower 30s. scott: here's a quick check outside one of our iowa

pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. here's a check of the dayplanner where we're headed for highs in the lower 30s. scott: here's a quick check outside on this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. here's a check of the dayplanner where we're headed for highs in the lower 30s. scott: here's a quick check outside on one of our iowa d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... scott: d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... scott: now you'll want

areas today: ... police will be running radars, here... s lewis blvd. and on lincoln way. so again... mind that speed. lukas: thanks scott... there's more proof this morning that the app snapchat is growing quickly. reena ninan and kendis gibson explain. hey, there. in totoday's "techbytes," the battle of online videos heating up. the big phew player, snapchat. >> they say urs watch 8 billion videos on its site every day. it's five times larger than it was a year ago. high-tech andnd superfast, check out the new buga. it goes from zero to 62 in just 2.5 seconds. >> it debuts today with a price of $2.6 million. you lost me there. finally, the umbrelllla that

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becuase todayis national peanut butter lover's day! there's even a web site dedicated to the day. did you know... peanut butter is consumed in 90- percent of u-s households. and here's something to think about the next time you open a jar... it takes about 540 peanuts to make a 12-ounce jar of peanut butter. lukas: march is known as national frozen food month... and to kick off the month... howard has a dish that can be found in the freezer...

"whenever we hear about ways to save time or money we're always excited to share them with you. and since today's the first day of march we're kicking off national frozen food month. it's the perfect time to check out all that the freezer section has to offer, not to mention all the savings. nothing starts our day off better than a hearty breakfast, and with all the options in the freezer aisle, getting going has never been easier. and if you haven't seen the new assortment of frozen single- portions or family- sized entrees, with cuisines from around the world, are you ever in for a treat. you know here in the test kitchen we love our vegetables, and since frozen ones are often fresher than fresh, we always keep an assortment of them on hand. and if you've got a sweet tooth, the freezer aisle has all kinds of dessert. from ready-to-bake ones to treats that we simply thaw and serve. now, let me show you a quick row-together dinner that starts off using a few frozen favorites. it's simply frozen puff pastry, drizzled with bbq sauce and topped with frozen chicken strips before getting baked.

with a fresh tasting fruit salsa that we made from frozen pineapple and mango. so why don't you go online and get the recipe for our, "barbecue chicken tart." it's that good. i'm howard in the mr. food test kitchen. the next time you're at the market, make sure you take a fresh look at all the freezer case has to offer. because when you do, it'll have you saying . "ooh it's so good!!" " lukas: " coming up.... we are hearing from jonathan neunaber for the first time... find out what neunaber now faces after his latest trial ... after the break. scott: " " scott good morning siouxland. let's get a check of conditions

neal welding company skycam hd and your storm lake skycam hd in eastern siouxland. we had a coating of snow pull through the region. this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on

stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations. overall, this week will be on the warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be cold tonight falling to a low of 16. tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a handful of sprinkles/flurries. here's your extended 7 day forecast. lukas scott: lukas: it's been nearly two years since esther and donald neunaber were

neal welding company skycam hd and your storm lake siouxland. we had a coating of snow pull this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations. overall, this week will be on the warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be cold tonight falling to a low of 16. tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a handful of sprinkles/flurries. here's your extended 7 day forecast.

scott: lukas: neal welding company skycam hd and your storm lake skycam hd in eastern siouxland. we had a coating of snow pull through the region. this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations. overall, this week will be on the warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be cold tonight falling to a low of 16. tomorrow's high is

cloudy skies and a handful of it's been nearly two years since esther and donald neunaber were found dead in their rural akron home. her son johnathan has finally agreed to plead guilty to the murder of his 80 year old mother. and for the first time he is speaking publicly about what happen on that july day in 2014. abc9 news reporter elisa raffa has more. "i struck my mother, more times than i wanted to" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. shocking testimony today as jonathan neunaber pleads guilty to one count of second degree murder and one count of willful injury in connection

year old esther. according to court records, esther neunaber suffered more than fourty blows to the head. in july of 2014, both of neunaber's parents were found dead in rural plymouth county. it was later determined that his father, donald, died of natural causes but his mothers death was deliberate. "neunaber specifically intended to cause serious injury to esther neunaber when he struck her with that pipe" says judge steven andreasen, plymouth county district court. neunaber originally faced first degree murder charges. as part of the plea agreement to lesser charges.... neunaber admitted guilt and detailed his crime in open court. "when dad died, i did not know what to do next. i was not prepared to be the man of the house" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. "i took some pills,

together. obviously that did not work, i'm still here" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. neunaber could spend up to sixty years in prison. he's required to serve at least seventy percent or 35 years of his sentence before being elligible for parol. lukas: and now to the latest on the fazzino murder trial. alexander fazzino is chargedith first-degree murder in the death of emily fazzino. she was found dead in a bathtub in january 2012. fazzino says his wife drowned accidentally, possibly because of prescription drugs. prosecutors say she was strangled and possibly drowned. alexander fazzino's family members, including his mother, testified monday. she told the court that emily fazzino seemed to be having health problems. "(joanne fazzino/mother of alexander fazzino) "i was very concerned. it was very upsetting. i was upset for her, i was upset for the kids, i was upset for my son." (q: now at that time, at all times, you loved emily as a daughter) "i loved her. i loved her. and i tht we had a very close relationship. alexander fazzino's aunt and

to perform an intervention on emily fazzino because they believed she was prescription but last week, emily fazzino's sister testified that she was rarely -- if ever -- intoxicated. lukas: a routine traffic stop, turned into a methamphetamine bust in spencer over the weekend spencer police saying 31-year old blaine stockwell of laurens tried to get away from police after they tried to pull him over on sunday. stockwell led them on a high speed pursuit before crashing into a ditch in rural clay county. after he was arrested, stockwell was charged with possession of meth, reckless driving and several other charges. lukas: a train vs semi accident in sioux city has left the semitrucks trailer torn in half and it's load all over the ground. yesterday afternoon... an 18 wheeler turning off lewis boulevard and into the kent feed location was literally cut in half after being hit by a northbound union

the driver of the semi was not injured . traffic had to be rerouted for a short period of time.... and crews were still on the scene late last night working to clean up the mess left behind. the accident is still being investigated and charges are pending lukas some call it street art, others call it graffitti, either way there's a collective of mysterious artists spraypainting "inspirational" images across the quad cities. the street artists go by the name of "keep trying" and their art has accumulated a large following on social media but the artists are as much of an enigma as the art they create. (seth asplund) "as time went by like you know it'd get covered up and then all the sudden like one day there'd be a new one, and you're like oh my god! it just became something that whenever you saw a new one or it got covered up, you're like when's the next one going to be be there to see." according to davenport police, even though it has a good message, keep trying's art is against the law, and if caught, the anonymous artists could be facing fines. lukas: a judge in

cannot be compelled to help the f-b-i to unlock an i-phone in a narcotics case. that ruling will be used by apple as a foundation in a much larger debate happening over a similar request involving the iphone of one of the terrorists in the san bernadino shootings... a case that is playing out on capitol hill today. abc's lana zak has more... "both sides say they are looking after the security of millions of americans... the fbi says the data on the iphone of one of the san bernadino shooters could help them root out terrorists here in the us... but apple maintains that writing a code to unlock that one iphone would compromise the security of millions of users ... cook: "the only way to get information-- at least currently, the only way we know-- would be to write a piece of software that we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer. apple shareholders are standing by their ceo--saying it is unconstitutional to compel the company to create software that doesn't exist -- cohn "we think that

attack its own security is bad. it's bad for all of us to rely on the safety and trust of our devices "> today on capitol hill, apple's top lawyer will be answering tough questions from the house judiciary committee... apple's stand has been criticzed by some lawmakers-- rep. jolly "i think apple leadership risks having blood on their hands." but a new judge's ruling--on a similar but unrelated case of a narcotics dealer in new york--potentially adds more credence to apple's claims that forcing the company to create new software to compromise the security of any one phone could compromise the security of them all. " " lukas: coming up...unity christian, western christian and okoboji battled it out in the 2a quarterfinals. alex has the highlights next in sports scott:

if you're looking for a great recreational activity... paddle fish season officially opens today. today marks just the second time paddle fish will be allowed to be caught on the missouri and big sioux river. the season only runs until april 15th. only one paddlefish per person is allowed per season. fishing for paddlefish had been banned in the state in 1986 to preserve population, and was reintroduced

lukas: after an incredible girls basketball season, the state tournament kicked off in des moines. alex walker has the details. last season was nothing short of magical for unity christian.... the lady knights ran the table in class 2a....winning their first-ever state championshop. yesterday, unity began their quest for a repeat. the defending champs opening tournament play in the 2a quarters against west branch. in the second...trystin luneckas...wide open on the backdoor...the bears would lead by as many as five in the quarter. but back come the knights...shan-da zomermaand...gets the steal and takes it coast to coast for the lay in...they led it 17-15 at the half. in the third...anna kiel, working the high-low game with josie blankespoor...unity opens up a five point lead. and the knights clamp down in the second half...kiel with the steal to deidra noteboom...they take it 52-33. on the top half of the 2a

playing at state for the first time ever....taking on pekin... all lady panthers in the first tolle...connects on the three pointer...23-10 pekin at the break, but coach adams got them going in the second half. pioneers work it inside to molly points and nine spark the rally. then the outside game...shaelyn adams...stops and pops...the three pointer gets okoboji within three..they outscore pekin 19-6 in the third. and they complete the comeback...off the steal...emily wintz lays it home...okoboji erases a 14-point deficit in the second half to advance to the semis, 48-44. in the second half, we got our talk in the halftime. we got it handed to us and we did what we could." he got on us a lot saying its our last 16 minutes, if we dont play together and of course having 11 seniors, we were all like, we didn't want it to be our last congrats to the pioneers on their first-ever win at the state tournament. boji will face the winner of this one in

semis....top-ranked western christian battling central decatur. tied up at 3 early but then the wolfpack go on a run...erika feenstra...knocks down the three for the lead. then some great ball movement...payton harmsen...adds three more on the kickout, the wolfpack led it 17-4 after one. then time winding down inthe half...harmsen gets the offensive board and kaira moss beats the buzzer...32-15 wolfpack at the half. the cardinals made it interesting in the 4th, getting the lead to six, but ashtyn veerbeek went for 21 and 11..western advances to the payton harmsen--"it's an awesome feeling coming back. thankfully we built that lead in the first half to carry on to the second half because we let it slip a little bit as we got a litte bit tired. but being in the position that we were last year after losing in the semis, we know how much it hurts and we're pretty motivated to come back." thursday's 2a semifinal between western christian and okoboji is set for a 1:30 tipoff at the well. in the 1a

pierson fell and newell-fonda avdnaced. for more on the girls tournament...head to siouxlandmatters.co m. thats it for sports have a great rest of your morning. lukas scott: it's time now to check on your forecast... scott:good morning siouxland on this tuesday. we had a coating of snow pull through the region. this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. here's a check of the dayplanner where we're headed for highs in the lower 30s.

conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. here's a check of the dayplanner where we're headed for highs in the lower 30s. still ahead in our show.... mercy medical center's child advocacy center is getting help for a new facility. stay tuned for the details. plus here's what you can expect coming up on gma " " lukas:

states vote for a presidential nominee looms over whats been a wild race to the white house. early states narrowed both

fields but frontrunner donald trump and hillary clinton are hoping to tighten their grip on their parties' nominations today. abc's stephanie ramos has the latest "super tuesday is here? the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election. voters in a dozen states and a us territory will go to the polls today ?with 16-hundred and 10 delegates at stake. hours before polls open?.the candidates zig zagging across the country holding rallies trying to nab those last minute votes in order to snag their partys nomination. cruz "let me tell the men and women of texas this, i will not compromise away your religious liberty rights." ted cruz hoping to win big in his home state of texas talking about religious liberty and the supreme court nomination nats rubio rally - "you know what they say about a man with small hands..." marco rubio's barrage of insults against donald trump subsiding by the end of the day ?. but at a trump rally in virginia? tension get em out of here please. a large group of

d out of the event. and as they pass?a photographer from time magazine?thrown to the ground by a secret service agent. the secret service now investigating. hrc "america's already great- make it whole again" hillary clinton - hoping to keep her lead over bernie sanders? sanders "now it is time for massachusetts to lead the political revolution." but a fundraising email from clinton shows her looking beyond sanders and targeting gop frontrunner donald trump the latest national poll showing - 49 percent of republican voters would support a president trump. here in virginia - voter turnout today is expected to be huge - much more than the last time both parties held presidential primaries. stephanie ramos abc news alexandria, virginia lukas: the final batch of emails from hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state has now been released. that makes makes nearly 55-

of emails reviewed by the state department... ...with nearly 21- hundred messages containing information that is now classified -- according to the department. the fbi is still investigating whether clinton broke any laws by using a private server.... ...which has allowed clinton's rivals to use the possibility of an indictment as ammunition in the presidential race. iowa's department extending its tax deadline for any two thirds of their income from farming or fishing. the new deadline will be april 30th lukas later today... the orange city fire department will find out if it will be able to make improvements to their faciliities. people in orange city are voting on a bond issue for the 2-point-7 million dollar project. fire department officials say they're in need of upgrades to equipment as well as expansion projects at their five stations. if the vote passes, upgrades are expected to be done by november 20-17. lukas: mercy medical center's child advcacy center got a big hand from the sioux

association. members of the p-d presented a check for 5 thousand dollars that will be used to help build a new facility for mercy child advocacy. they're looking to expand to better serve victims of child abuse. " we're excited to donate to this group. they do just an invaluable service for this community, for this area actually cause i know people have come form as far as spencer and storm lake to seek their services. it was important for us to be a part of this and to help with their success." says sgt. jeremy mcclure of the sioux city police dept. 15 thousand children have been aided by the child advocacy center sinc 19-89, the year it was created. lukas big changes are coming for a local program that's helped sioux city boys for almost 50 years. the boys club of sioux city will start serving girls, as well... this summer. while being a part of the boys and girls club of america since 19- 68, the addition of females is not a new concept nationally..but locally it's a big deal. after noticing the rising need for more after-

both boys and girls in siouxland, the boys club decided to raise the bar and accept both genders into their program. "our programming that we've been doing for many many years is over ninety-five percent gender neutral so girls can just be added to that programming," says eldon bensen, the chief professional officer of the boys club of sioux city. while most programs are suitable for both boys and girls, there is going to be a program offered for girls only called "smart girls" which focuses on female development and another for boys called "passport to manhood"...both are nationally offered programs from the boys and girls club of america. lukas for it's 8th year in a row, sioux city will be holding its saint patrick's day parade march 17th. it'll be kicking off at 6:30 that evening in downtown sioux city. starting on historic 4th street and iowa street and travelling west, ending at 4th and water streets. several area schools, sports teams and businesses are part of the city's irsh tradition lukas scott: adlib scott:we had a coating of snow pull through the region. this activity is

east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations. overall, this week will be on the warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be cold tonight falling to a low of 16. tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a handful of sprinkles/flurries. here's your extended 7 day forecast.

temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations. overall, this week will be on the warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be cold tonight falling to a low of 16. tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a handful of sprinkles/flurries.

extended 7 day forecast. good morning, america. millionsns of americans heado the polls on the biggest day of voting ye >> now i'm going to be greedy for the united states. i'm going to take and take and take. >> donald trump looks unstoppable with 11 states up for grabs for each party. his rivals hitting him harder than ever. >> and we are not going to allow a con artist to take control of the party of lincoln and rean. >> one trump rally takakes an ugly turn. a journalist roughed up. >> it matters what you say whe you run for president and it really matters if youre president. >> and hillary clinton sets her sights on the gop front-runner. donald trump here exclusively liveve this morning as we kick off super tuesday.