don't be nervous. i've seen women give birth in much worse conditions. (laughs): really? you bet. mud huts, rain forests, in the middle of a war zone. somehow, life always finds a way. all right, i'm gonna need you to push when i tell you. okay, here. here. i got it. oh... wow, that is a baby's head. that's a baby's head. you're almost there! yeah. okay, honey. all right, push. (grunting) ooh.hyou got it... oh, that-a-girl, that-a-girl, okay, give me one more push. elling) (continues yelling) oh... ah... oh, that's it, that's it. (chanting continues) okay. hey-hey, lot of skin. okay, good for you. all right. right on. all right. let's not have an incident. okay. ooh! ooh! oh, thank god. i thought that was... (chuckles) hey, sweetie. heh.

(crying continues) (gasping) nakutakia maisha mwema na fanaka. nants ingonyama! may you have a good and prosperous life. yeah. hakuna matata. molly: good job, good job. i knew you were still awesome! james drove his rav4 hybrid, unaware death was lurking... what? he was challenged by a team of lumberjacks. let's do this. he would drive them to hard knocks canyon where he would risk broken legs, losing limbs and slipping and dying. not helping. but death would have to wait. james left with newfound knowledge, a man's gratitude... and his shirt. the all-new rav4 hybrid. how far will you take it?

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ten. part of what i want to do in this last address is to remind people, we've got a lot of good d things going."why this year's state of the union is different than any other presidential address we've seen. seen.plus...condition of the state.today i'm proposing an increase of k-12 funding how the governor plans to boost funds for iowa's schools. schools.and...dealing with a setback. "whether it's clean energy or not the private owr has rights."why one group is working to keep iowa wind energy from blowing into illinois. illinois.now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. president obama addresses congress and the nation this evening delivering his final state of the union addressss we'll break down the president's speech in just a monent-- first tonight, we're dealing with another blast of arctic air. cbs 2 chief meterologist terry swails says a warm up is in store.he joins us now with

this wasas day of high profile speeches in both iowa's and america's capitols. in just a moment, highlights of republican governor terry branstad's 22nd condition of the state address in des moines.we b bin in shington, d.c. with democratic president barak obama's 7th and final state of the union speech. the president skipped the usual laundry list of policy proposals and focused instead on what he sees as his administration's accomplishmen ts including expanded health care and the nuclear deal with iran.with many presidential candidate in e audience, he argued that his successor should continue the work he started. i will keep pushing for what i believe needs to be done....fixing a broken imigration system...protecting our kids system...protecting our kids from gun

work...paid leave...raising the minimum wage...all of these things still matter according to a cbs news-new york times poll - most americans--65-percen - say the country is ln the wrong track. 45% approve of the president's work on the economy, 34% approve of his foreign policy, the war against isis, however, is a so spot: 67% think the fight is going badly. earlier today, the president took time away from his speech preparations to deal with events happening in the persian gulf.the pentagon says iran seized two small u.s. navy boats and took 10 u.s. service members into custody. the boats were on their way to a base in bahrain when they ran aground on iran's farsi island.u.s. officials say one of the boats appears have had a mechanical breakdowow

into iranian waters.iranian officials have assured the u.s. the boats and their crews will be allowed to continue their journey. now, at t e statehouse, statehouse,governor branstad today revealed his vision for the iowa legislature. legislature.during his condition of the state address, brandstad said he wants more funding for education. his budget plpls coco after much controversy surrounding his veto of bipartisan legislation last year.legislative leaders had reached agreement for one-time education funding of 55- million dollars. but branstad nixed that compromise. today, he told lawmakers iowa children need a bright future, and asked for more money than republicans had previously sought. today i'm proposing an increase of k-12 funding of over one hundred and fortyfive million dollars - over 3.2 billion dollars annually annuallye governor alsoso reaffirmed his proposal to shift a portion of future school infrastructure funds to

first ten million each year would go to schools - with leftover money going to water quality programs. overcoming learning barriers for all students in the classroom is a constant conversation for the cedar rapids school district. tonight, thaconversation continued at the african american museum.the point of the meeting --to increase community involvement in an issue that affects us all - equity. particularly, underrepresented mimirities and students in poverty. the district hopes that as stakeholders break down barriers, those students will benefit. community members say it's time we take a deeper look at the isise. "it's important to start talking about the funding in schools, whether we consider them inner city schools, that weweook at having those sort of resources, top of the line technology." technology."the meeting wrapped up at about eight tonight..but if you weren't able to attend, you can still reach out to the district with

equity plan. one study shows iowa ranks near the bottom for racial progress and intergration. according to wallet-hub- dot-com - iowa is 49th in the country when it comes to racial progress..the website looked at areas like "employment and wealth" along with "education and civic engagement."maine was ranked last, while georgia a came in as the best.when it comes to racial intergration, iowa ranked 47th, with hawaii coming out on top. back to goveveor branstad's speech for a moment, where --in addition to education funding--he pushed the state to become a leader in clean energy. energy.he says low-cost renewable energy methods in the state of iowa have proven work...and iowa could be the first state to produce 40 percent of its energy needs from windpower by 2020.state senator rob hogg has supported clean energy for a long time and was pleased with what he heard. "because these are really win-win opportunities for

environment, they're good for our econy so 's exciting to know that the governor is putting some of his clout behind those proposals." proposals."senator hogg says the devil is in the details and there is still a lot of work to do to get meaningful legislation passed. meantime-- a big setback tonight for a two- billion dollar wind energy project that could impact landowners here in the corridor.rock island clean line wants to run towers and a transmission line to carry power from windfarms innorthwest iowa to chicago.but a ruling by y the hurt its chances. chances.cbs 2 news reporter matt hammill hammillis in the newsroom to explain.matt... clean line - needs approval on two major issues. first it wants to know - whether it can go ahead with the project.and later - - whether it can condemn* land.but the utilities board - refuses to separate those

say that's great news. news. nats - varrooomnats - (( 15:56:11 )) " we're going to defeat this thing because it's not a worthy project. " on a frigid night in clarence - members of the preservation of rural iowa alliance say they haven't won the warbut they're celebrating this battle.they say clean line wants to take land for power towers just south of town - and this is an indication the iowa utility board may y t make i ieasy.pam hartwig - clean line opponent (( 15:55:14 )) " it shows the private porperty rights are considered in this whole process, whether it's clean energy or not the private owner has rights. " lisa dirks says the ruling means clean line will have to spend millions on easements - and still face the possibility of having the entire plan rejected.lisa dircks - clean line opponent (( 16:02:18 )) " we're hoping this ends it .. we hope it does but we'll be ready to

again at usus " rock island clean line says - it's deciding what to do next.beth conley - iowa project mgr ricl - (( 15:52:40 )) " we think the rock isla clean line project is an important project for iowa and for the nation and it remains an importrtt project for r the company. "in the meantime - the iowa landowners will push the legislature to take a stand.pam - (( 15:56:5)) " eminent domain was not put in place for a private company to make profits out of it .. so it needs to be addressed. " i i talked with a representative from the iowa utilities board - tonight.he tells me - right now - there is no date set - for a final vote on the rock island clean line project.matt hammill cbs 2 news, ten at 10. in tonight's vote 20-16 coverage, former democratic frontrunner hillary clinton made several campaign stops in iowa today with one of her pitches in dubuque. she told voters there middle class while also improving the affordablelere act. act.with many iowans in the

governor terry branstad's new plan to privitize medicaid, clinton said as president, she would do everything in her move.. "some states have done it successfully but they did it with a lot more notice, a lot more sensitivity, a lot more outreach. this governor basically tried to say by the end of the year you're going to have to sign up for somebody new whether or not in the network meantime, two new polls ssw clinton's lead in iowa and new hampshire is all but gone.in the hawkeye state, the latest poll from quinnipiac university shows bernie sanders with a five-point lead over clinton. this is the vermont sesetor's first lead in iowa that is outside the margin of error. error.and in new hampshire, a monmouth university survey gives sanders a 14-point lead over clinton. . . g-o-p front runner donald

hawk county today.the business mogul held a rally in cedar r falls.he began his off-the-cuff speech by reading a series of polls taken in iowa and other battleground states.he called iowa a must win, but admitted he's feeling the pressure from senanar ed cruz.national polls show trump has a strong lead in new hampshire and south carolina. some of trumps rivals spent time in coralville today. today.jeb bush greeted a full room of supporters at the public library.the former florida governor spoke about creating a better relationship with congress and improving soci security for seniors. today's visit kicks off a two-day swing through the statatfor bush. mike huckabee also campaigned in coralville today.the former arkansas governor spoke this afternoon at the american legion post.he touched on a number of issues--including improving natioiol curity---and taxes. and rick santorum campagined in cedar rapids today. today.he said he's excited for another successful run in the iowa caucuses.santorum barely

but has struggled to gain popularity during this election cycle. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. a fairfield mamais now charged with vehicular homicide for a crash in washington county. according to the washington evening journal, it happened last july on highway 218 near ainsworth. ainsworth.the iowa state patrol say a hicle driven by jorge noivo went out of control, crossed the median and slammed into a vehicle driven by wendy littrell.she was ejected from the vehicle and died at the scene. authorities say noivo was drunk at the time of the accident. in iowa city, the call is going out for new streetside food vendors.six, three year permits will be issued allowing vendors to sellllood from cartis in e pedestrian mall as well as on portions of iowa avenue.five vendors currently have active permits, which will expire this spring.the city would like to hear from venders who want to sell food during thth day, instead of nights and weekends.applications are due

that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather firsrs forecast in the first ten minutes. minutes.still to come... helping man's best friend. friend.the action one group is asking lawmakers to take to protect puppies in the corridor.. corridid. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipd,

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marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizensnsp bill. he t teatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bushsh he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa

there is a group in iowa taking action help animals

to make sure dogs are bred in safe and healthy conditions. cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore explains the effort to raise awareness of puppy mills. caring for animals can be a lot of work.nobody knows that better than iowa city animal care and adoption center staff. liz ford, iowa city animal services, animal care and adoption center supervisor 09:13:06 we open our d drs and we've opened our doors a number of times to the public to come in and look at our facility and see that it's clean and things like that, of course volunteers, members of the public come in on a regular basis and help us do all that cleaning work, which takekehours every day.they're working to rehome up to 25 dogs.othrs in iowa are working to address puppy mill issues with commercial, large-scale breeders.mary lahay, iowa friendndof companion animalsls founder 22:10:23 we have the second largest number of usda licensed dog breeders in the nation. there are approximately 15,000 adult dogs in those facilities.lahay says she sees an unexpectedly large percentage of those breeders cited for violations to the animal welfare act each year.she says for the past three years she has been

get oversight at the state level from thehedepartment of agriculture 22:14:05 right now the usda is not required to enforce state level laws.last may the humane society published a list of breeders with violations recorded from federal and state inspectors. it noted eleven breeders in iowa that had dogs needing veterinary care, exposed to cold temperatures and using inhumane forms of euthanasia. robin krumm, royalair germrm shepherds09:37:58 in my y opinion, a puppy mill is anyone who sells to brokers, whether they are large or small because you want to be able to interview the person you're selling to, you want to be able to know the person you're selling to.lahay says there are things you can do... like doing our homework when buying a dog, asking to see a puppy's parents, and supporting organizations trying to help.liz ford, iowa city animal services, animal care and adoption center supervisor09:15:03 the peopl who are doing it for the right reasons, they're not out for money, its the love of their dog, their dog's temperament and the love of that breed mellaney moore cbs 2 news, ten at 10. still to come on cbs 22 2he hawkeyes head to a place where they haven't won in 22

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