skies are cloudy this morning with some light snow in parts of northern iowa. temperatures are in the mid to low 30s as you get your

reach the mid 40s this afternoon with mainly cloudy skies. after iowa and new hampshire, took their turn clinton declared her second caucus victory over bernie sders... this time in nevada. you know i am so, so thrilled and so grateful to all of my supporters out there. some may have doubted us but we never doubted each other. the win gives clinton a much- needed boost.. following her 22- point blowout loss to sanders in

month. clinton praised her support from union and casino workers.. among others.. for the win. she also criticized sanders - calling him a one issue candidate. the two next face off in the south carolina democratic primary on saturday. that's where donald trump claimed victory in the third primary of the election cycle. this is trump's second win, after coming out on top in new hampshire. his first place in south carolina gives him momentum going into the nevada g-o-p caucuses next week. after thanking the voters, trump congratulated marco rubio and ted cruz who were locked in a battle for second place all night. rubio edged out cruz by two tenths of a percentage point in the battle

narrowed by one... after jeb bush suspended his campaign after a disappointing finish in south carolina. an emotional bush told supporters that voters in the first three contests had spoken. the once top contender for the nomination brought his brother.. the former president.. and his mother to campaign for him in the state that has historically supported bush candidacies. but he suffered a big blow when south carolina governor nikki haley backed rubio.. bush and his allies spent more than $81 million dollars on t-v ads during the election. the former florida governor said he was proud to offer a campaign of substance.. "i'm proud of the campaign that we've run to unify our country and to advocate conservative solutions that would give more americans the opportunity to rise up and reach their god given potential. but the people of iowa and new hampshire and south carolina have spoken. and i really respect their decision so tonight i am suspending my

john kasich and ben carson who finished fifth and sixth... both vowed to go on. the nevada caucuses are next tuesday. this week, a former boone man will stand trial for the murder of his wife... alexander fazzino is accused of killing his wife, emily, in january 2012. she was found unresponsive on the bathroom floor of the couples home. authorities claim fazzino drowned her, while he claims she died as a result of withdrawal from alcohol and prescription painkillers. fazzino's trial was moved to winneshiek county and has been delayed five times so he could care for a sick daughter. jury selection is slated to begin tomorrow morning. police are out with a warning... about phony calls from the i-r-s. both the pleasant hill and clive police departments say residents should be aware of a phone scam...heading into tax season. they say a man claiming to be an i- r-s agent is threatening the residents with jail time... if

anyone who receives a call like this should hang up... then call police. wrestlers and fans swarmed des moines this week... for the tournament where champions are born. for one iowa family in the crowd....it all started 16 years ago... as channel 13's reid chandler reports... wrestling has been in the family's blood ever since. jake and karianne johnson of clarion are the proud parents of three... and their trip to des moines this week for state wrestling has them reflecting on the day they went from a "couple" to a full family. "he went to the state wrestling finals and i went into labor." karianne gave birth to triplets - meleah, conner, and kayleen - the day jake made his annual trip to watch state wrestling in des moines. "tradition. our families, we've been down here for years. here with brothers, cousins, matter of fact, we're all between sessions and got the call that she was going into labor and it was pretty crazy." - the johnson's are a wrestling family...and meleah, conner, and

have embraced the mat since day one. "it's our lifestyle, and it's just a part of us, and that's who we are. the state tournament and wrestling, it's what we do, and it's what we were born to do." conner reached a big milestone as a sophomore this year when he finally qualified for state. though he lost in a match friday, he's happy he got here so young. his two sisters are cheerleaders, but they've had to resist hitting the mat themselves this whole week. "i think we do more yelling than cheering. we can't sit down sometimes...we're like 'god!'" - for the johnsons, this year's family trip brings their lives full-circle... triplets born during state next week...now, all taking part in the sport their family loves. "it's something you dream about, or you think about, but to have our triplets here, two cheerleaders and a wrestler, who would have thunk?" it's a family affair - extended

from out of state to be a part of it. the johnsons say they'll be back next year...and the year after...and when the kids are grown up, they'll be bringing their own into the fold. "whether it's coaching, or my kids wrestling down here, i fully expect to be here." in des moines, reid chandler channel 13 news. in des moines, reid chandler channel 13 news. the johnsons even have a made wrestling mat in their ed where e te m over on friday ghts to prai. a special olympics basketball teamsetting a shot at a a championshiptitle... for the second year in a row, the team from moline will advance to state... the team hosted a bake sale saturday and raised close to 3 - hundred dollars to help fund their trip. for the players... its all about coming together for the love of the game and each other. this gives them other opportunities to compete to learn how to be on a team and to gain confidence and also learn athletic skills beyond just the special olympics competition. the team will take the court next month at the state tournament in bloomington, illinois. a sizzling good time was had by all bacon lovers.. the blue ribbon bacon festival always draws a crowd. bacon lovers sampled bacon,

competitions, and took part in the annual bacon queen contest. this year's theme... body by bacon... encouraged guests to dress up in 80's attire. 42:05-53:19 "this is our fourth time to bacon fest we've been here when it was hard to buy tickets now it's not so hard to buy tickets but it's great to start early to have a ton of fun." around 12 thousand people had fun at the 9th annual blue ribbon bacon festival. still to come on today in iowa sunday... a way to fight the winter blues or join a sing along.

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good morning, it's a great day to get out and catch all of the activities and events around des moines... follow along the story of a young teen as he stands trial for the fatal shooting of his father. tempers will flare as the jurors become 12 angry men the show starts at 2 this afternoon at the des moines community playhouse tickets for adults are 36 dollars and 25 dollars for students fight the winter blues by spending the afternoon indoors listening to jodi bodley and dewey cantrell warm up as the duo performs at the botanical garden this afternoon from 2 to 4 tickets start at 4 dollars for nonmembers and free for members. finally, the wellington international ukulele orchestra charms the audience with their

instruments and humor. the new zealand group will have you singing along whether you know the words or not! the show starts at 3 this afternoon at the temple theater. tickets start at 23 remember, there are millions of ways to explore all of what des moines has to offer. to find out how, check out our events calendar at catch des moines dot com. northwest winds will bring in slightly cooler temperatures today, highs will be near 44 but this is still a few degrees above average for the end of february. the sun will peak out a little more on monday, but highs will still be in the lower 40s. a rain snow mix is possible early tuesday

cloudy skies during the day with highs in the middle 40s. the rest of the week looks to be a bit cooler, but overall dry and above freezing. you don't leave the house without your gloves, scarf and coat in the winter. doctors say there's something else you shouldn't forget. the middle 40s. the rest of the week looks to be a bit cooler,

you don't leave the house without your gloves, scarf and coat in the winter. doctors say there's something else you shouldn't forget. when we return...how to protect your skin year round. coming up in sports...iowa state wins despite missing a key player and plenty of local winners from

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chances are your bottles of sunscreen are packed away for the winter... along with the beach towels and bathing suits.. but dermatologists say you should wear sunscreen... even during the cloudy, cold days of winter. erika edwards reports. gloves... scarves... heavy coat... we all have a mental checklist when it comes to protecting our skin on cold, gray days. sunblock may not be on that list -- but skin experts say -- it -should- be. "it is a common misconception that you don't get as much sun exposure in the winter than in the summer, but that's really not true." alyson lowe is a medical esthetician with novant health in charlotte...

rays are less intense during the winter... those are the rays that lead to sunburns. the u-v-a rays however do not take a winter holiday... remaining strong year-round... adding up even if you're not outside as much during the winter months. "they penetrate into the dermis, causing more wrinkling, more aging, discoloration..." the way to help protect against those damaging effects... is to use a broad-spectrum sunscreen... 365 days a year. there are plenty of good products on the market... unscented ones that don't make you smell like you're at the pool.... and many no longer leave telltale white streaks on your face ... thanks to better zinc oxide technology. "now it's transparent. they've pulverized it, so it's so fine and when applied to the skin, it doesn't leave that solid white zinc mask." experts also say sun protection is vital on the slopes... ski and snowboard enthusiasts know... sunscreen goes not only on your face.. but also under your chin ..to block the rays that bounce up from the bright white snow. erika edwards, nbc news. some brands of make-up include an s-p-f.... but dermatologists say women generally don't apply enough for

the most popular state tournament has come to a close... 84 wrestlers, and 3 classes the final scores and who took home the state title... next in sports. what's all this nonsense about balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all these so-called deals? well, they come with a lot of deal breakers. like when you leave the city the signal goes weak. u.s. cellular built a network

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5 games are all about tournament seeding and gaining momentum. cyclones hosting tcu. jameel mckay did not play, again...not suspended, coaches decision.. steve prohm would not elaborate on the reason.. isu comes running out of the gates. matt thomas bottoms up from 3. 13-5 before the first media timeout. sometimes you just get the ball to deonte burton and get out of the way. whoa! thats just vicious.

after tcu cut it to 3. burton again, taking out frustration on the rim. another big dunk. burton scores 23...isu leads 39-34. big game for abdel nader, 24 points...3 just before the half. cyclones lead 44-36 at the break. 2nd half on the run. monte morris to george niang, out to thomas. money. lead up to 17. 14 for the iceman. tcu hung around, but niang always had an answer. 27 for big georges. iowa state win 92-83. the talk afterwards centered around jameel mckay. the struggle continues for the iowa state women. cyclones bowled over in waco...78-41 by number 4 baylor. with 12

receive an at large bid to the ncaa tournament. panthers need towin the valley tourney/ first, a strong finish to the season. panthers need towin the valley tourney/ first, a strong finish to the season. uni home against illinois state. this is how you start a game. opening possession, alley oop to wes washpun. panthers up 2 early. later, outside. paul jesperson. nba range for 3. 12 for jesperson uni up 14 at the break. 2nd half. washpun, driving. 2 at the rim. 18 points for wes. lead would balloon to 19. then more above the rim. jeremy morgan on the alley oop. he finishes with 13. panthers win 75-66 kale abrahamson scores 21 but its not enough. drake loses aagin...73-30 at bradley. bulldogs now 1-15 in the

reaches championship saturday. 84 wrestlers, 3 classes all vying for a state title. packed house at wells fargo arena. lets start with 106. waukee's kyle biscoglia defeats valley's nick oldham 9-1. biscoglia is the first champ in waukee history 113. a win for the dodgers of fort dodge. brody teske finishes his season 47-0, 9-2 championship decision. and another win for the dodgers at 126. triston lara, 9-3 decision over southeast polk's nathan lendt. lets hear from the winners. lets keep it rolling. class 1a 145. lisbon's carter happel becomes iowa's 25th 4-time state champ. standing ovation for the lisbon senior. dowling senior michael

completes the undefeated season at 145 wins to defend his title. great story at 132...moravia's briar cochran 14-11 winner to give the mohawks their first state champ...briar then hugs his dad jamie who lost in the title match 25 years ago. we've got more. ames' marcus coleman going for the repeat... two point take-down. coleman eventually finishes the match with a pin.. creston's chase shiltz also goes back to back at 170 pounds...8-0 major ogden's austin lentz huge reversal... lentz takes the title 6-3. i-35's sal arzani finished 7th

incredible mustache is the 1-a 160 pound champion. a stunner at 220. ethan

unbeatable all season...gives up a takedown in final seconds to north scotts wyatt reet. 12-10 win for wriedt. andersen finises 2nd and now heads to oklahoma state. heavyweight, a win for albia. carter isley. 9-1 over websetr city sophomore cooper lawson. isley finishes undefeated final team scores. southeast polk has 3rd title in the last 4 years. fort dodge takes 2nd, valley 3rd class 2a. creston orient macksburg wins their 2nd title in school history... clarion goldfield dows takes 2nd,albia 3rd, adm 5th. class 1a.

the road runners of i-35 finish 8th. with your sports on today in iowa, i'm

skies are cloudy this morning with some light snow in parts of northern iowa. temperatures are in the mid to low 30s as you get your day started. we will reach the mid 40s this afternoon

thank you megan.. it is now and time to recap our top story ..... this week, alexander fazzino will stand trial for the death of his wife, emily, in january 2012.

her, while he claims she died as a result of withdrawal. fazzino's trial was moved to winneshiek county and has been delayed five times so he could care for a sick daughter. jury selection is slated to begin tomorrow morning. hillary clinton is declaring her second caucus victory.. this time in nevada, after beating bernie sanders following days of intense campaigning. nbc's kristen welker reports. hillary clinton again breathing a sigh of relief tonight.. outperforming senator sanders in the critical state of nevada today making a last minute push for an important prize - service industry union workers - over 50 percent latino -- senator sanders stopping by mgm grand. "i feel great! "secretary clinton at harrah's.... i need your help this morning.the last stops before handing their fate to caucus-goers here i believe

future i think she has experience. nevada is a a key part of hillary clinton's firewall -- to show she is more electable than sanders in more diverse states.... but afterretting a six month jump on sanders, and pouring millions into ads "i've spent my life fighting for children, families, and our country." clinton's once double digit lead had evaporated to just a single point heading into tonight ..... clinton has been dogged by more questions about her e-mails and paid wall street speeches the rhetoric growing more heated in the days leading up to this race... clearly on display at an msnbc town hall... "i don't know where all this comes from ...maybe it's that senator sanders wasn't really a democrat until he decided to run for president.and sanders accusing clinton of playing politics with her full-body embrace of president obama. " that's trying to-- win support from the african american community where the president is

nevada -- pivotal - setting the trajectory for the rest of the race: "it really looks like america about a 1/4 of the population is hispanic, you have a large and growing african american and asian populations. it's much different and much more like the rest of america than iowa and new hampshire are." that's where donald trump claimed victory in the third primary of the election cycle. this is trump's second win, after coming out on top in new hampshire. his first place in south carolina gives him momentum going into the nevada g-o-p caucuses next week. after thanking the voters, trump congratulated marco rubio and ted cruz who were locked in a battle for second place all night. "and folks let's go, let's have a big win in nevada, let's have a big win at the sec, lets put this thing away and let's make america great again. thank you very much." rubio edged out cruz by two tenths of a percentage point in the battle

narrowed by one... after jeb bush suspended his campaign after a disappointing finish in south carolina. an emotional bush told supporters that voters in the first three contests had spoken. the once top contender for the nomination brought his brother.. the former president.. and his mother to campaign for him in the state that has historically supported bush candidacies. but he suffered a big blow when south carolina governor nikki haley backed rubio.. bush and his allies spent more than $81 million dollars on t-v ads during the election. the former florida governor said he was proud to offer a campaign of substance.. "i'm proud of the campaign that we've run to unify our country and to advocate conservative solutions that would give more americans the opportunity to rise up and reach their god given potential. but the people of iowa and new

spoken. and i really respect their decision so tonight i am suspending my campaign. john kasich and ben carson rounded out the field... despite his last place finish, carson says he's "not going anywhere" the former neurosurgeon says "this is just the beginning" and people will start to become "more serious" when voting on the issues. "and i truly believe that as time goes on, more and more people will actually begin to get very serious, and they will actually begin to look at actual policies and actual solutions to the problems rather than just rhetoric and loud and boisterous speech." the nevada g-o-p caucuses are set for tuesday. as the political battle over his successor wages on, justice antonin scalia was laid to rest.... one week after his death in texas. several thousand people attended his funeral yesterday in

nbc's pete williams reports.. justice scalia wanted a simple funeral in a parish church. as it turned out, more than three-thousand came to the massive basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. the mass was celebrated by his son paul, a catholic priest ... ... part of the notably large scalia family: "he was the father god gave us for the great adventure of family life. sure, he forgot our names at times or mixed them up. but there are nine of us." like scalia himself, the service was spiritual -- but marked with humor. such as the story of a time justice scalia got a surprise going for confession: "he had found himself in my

departed it. as he put it later: like heck if i'm confessing to you." justice scalia's fellow conservative -- and fellow catholic -- justice clarence thomas, read from scripture: "god proves his love for us, in that while we were still sinners christ died for us." among the mourners, vice- president joe biden, representing the white house ... ... and ted cruz, a former supreme court law clerk, who criticized president obama for not attending. the president and first lady paid their respects friday as justice scalia lay in repose at the supreme court. the other seven of the court's remaining justices were here today as were two retired justices -- ... john paul stevens and david souter. justice scalia's spot on the supreme court bench will be draped in black for another month. as for a successor ... ... the white house made a point friday of showing president obama walking with an armful of background materials on potential nominees assembled by his staff. but this was a day for remembering a man who was devoted to the law, to his faith, and to his family.

williams, nbc news, washington. scalia's son, a catholic priest, funeral mass. a shooting spree in kalamazoo, michigan killed six and wounded another two. this morning, authorities said -- 45-year-old jason dalton. the first shooting took place around 6 last night at an apartment complex.. where a woman was left with serious injuries. police say dalton killed two people at a car dealership four hours people were fired on at a restaurant not far from the dealership. a 14-year-old girl survived, but her injuries were described as "grave." police have not identified a motive in the shootings. officials in fiji are scrambling to assess damage today in the wake of a ferocious cyclone that left at least six people dead. hundreds of homes collapsed in the storm as winds reached up to 177 miles per hour. that makes it the strongest storm on record in the southern hemisphere.

giving authorities the chance to clear vital roads and try to restore electricity. a curfew remains in effect to help them remove fallen trees

northwest winds will bring in slightly cooler temperatures today, highs will be near 44 but this is still a few degrees above average for the end of february. the sun will peak out a little more on monday, but highs will still be in the lower 40s. a rain snow mix is possible early tuesday morning with mostly cloudy skies during the day with highs in the middle 40s. the rest of the week looks to be a bit cooler, but overall

coming up on today in iowa

classroom... and it's the talk on campus how the students are

fashion, and sports. and now, it seems he's poised to take over the academic world as well. a texas university is offering a literature course this semester all about the hip hop mogul. tim ciesco has more. step inside professor kenton rambsy's literature class. and you might be surprised by what you hear. the music of jay z is certainly different than shakespeare - but rambsy says that doesn't mean it's unworthy of his or his students' attention. "it really makes sense to think about how he's changing the game in terms of what we think about when we call something literature." he's teaching an entire course this semester on the hip hop mogul's early music and image. "we can assume that jay z's rap

students to think about the deeper meanings behind his art - and how it relates to great writers throughout history. "how do we collect information how many similies does he use? what type of metaphors does he use?" interesting topic." ashley foster is an architecture student, who needed to fill some english credits. "no, i didn't think they'd ever have a jay z class." that was enough to get her interested -- and today, she says this is one part of the "hard knock life" "it's definitely more relevant to today's times." dr. rambsy's been pleased with the reaction. "it's so cool to think about how his work has stood the test of time and is still inspiring students." and he's looking forward to making

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standing trial. a boone husband is charged with the death of his wife. what kept delaying the trial, what authorities believe happened and what his defense is claiming. claiming victory. voters in nevada and south carolina have spoken. who came out on top and the disappointing finish that ended the road to the white house for one candidate. skies are cloudy this morning with some light snow in parts

iowa. temperatures are in the mid to low 30s as you get your day started. we will reach the mid 40s this afternoon

reach the mid 40s this afternoon with mainly cloudy skies. after iowa and new hampshire, voters in the south and west took their turn heading to the polls. hillary clinton declared her second caucus victory over bernie sanders... this time in nevada. you know i am so, so thrilled and so grateful to all of my supporters out there. some may have doubted us but we never doubted each other.

needed boost.. following her 22- point blowout loss to sanders in the new hampshire primary earlier this month. clinton praised her support from union and casino workers.. among others.. for the win. she also criticized sanders - calling him a one issue candidate. the two next face off in the south carolina democratic primary on saturday. that's where donald trump claimed victory in the third primary of the election cycle. this is trump's second win, after coming out on top in new hampshire. his first place in south carolina gives him momentum going into the nevada g-o-p caucuses next week. after thanking the voters, trump congratulated marco rubio and ted cruz who were locked in a battle for second place all night. "and folks let's go, let's have a big win in nevada, let's have a big win at the sec, lets put this thing away and let's make america great again. thank you very

rubio edged out cruz by two tenths of a percentage point in the battle for second. that field has narrowed by one... after jeb bush suspended his campaign after a disappointing finish in south carolina. an emotional bush told supporters that voters in the first three contests had spoken. the once top contender for the nomination brought his brother.. the former president.. and his mother to campaign for him in the state that has historically supported bush candidacies. but he suffered a big blow when south carolina governor nikki haley backed rubio.. bush and his allies spent more than $81 million dollars on t-v ads during the election. the former florida governor said he was proud to offer a campaign of substance.. "i'm proud of the campaign that we've run to unify our country and to advocate conservative solutions that would give more americans the opportunity to rise up and reach their god given potential. but the people of iowa and new

spoken. and i really respect their decision so tonight i am suspending my campaign. john kasich and ben carson who finished fifth and sixth... both vowed to go on. the nevada caucuses are next tuesday. this week, a former boone man will stand trial for the murder of his wife... alexander fazzino is accused of killing his wife, emily, in january 2012. she was found unresponsive on the bathroom floor of the couples home. authorities claim fazzino drowned her, while he claims she died as a result of withdrawal from alcohol and prescription painkillers. fazzino's trial was moved to winneshiek county and has been delayed five times so he could care for a sick daughter. jury selection is slated to begin tomorrow morning. police are out with a warning... about phony calls from the i-r-s. both the pleasant hill and clive police departments say residents should be aware of a phone scam...heading into tax season. they say a man claiming to be an

residents with jail time... if they don't give him money. anyone who receives a call like this should hang up... then call police. wrestlers and fans swarmed des moines this week... for the tournament where champions are born. for one iowa family in the crowd....it all started 16 years ago... as channel 13's reid chandler reports... wrestling has been in the family's blood ever since. jake and karianne johnson of clarion are the proud parents of three... and their trip to des moines this week for state wrestling has them reflecting on the day they went from a "couple" to a full family. "he went to the state wrestling finals and i went into labor." karianne gave birth to triplets - meleah, conner, and kayleen - the day jake made his annual trip to watch state wrestling in des moines. "tradition. our families, we've been down here for years. here with brothers, cousins, matter of fact, we're all between sessions and got

labor and it was pretty crazy." - the johnson's are a wrestling family...and meleah, conner, and kayleen have embraced the mat since day one. "it's our lifestyle, and it's just a part of us, and that's who we are. the state tournament and wrestling, it's what we do, and it's what we were born to do." - conner reached a big milestone as a sophomore this year when he finally qualified for state. though he lost in a match friday, he's happy he got here so young. his two sisters are cheerleaders, but they've had to resist hitting the mat themselves this whole week. "i think we do more yelling than cheering. we can't sit down sometimes...we're like 'god!'" - for the johnsons, this year's family trip brings their lives full-circle... triplets born during state wrestling 16 years ago as of next week...now, all taking part in the sport their family loves. "it's something you dream about, or you think about, but to have our triplets here, two cheerleaders and a wrestler, who would have thunk?" it's a family affair - extended family members even flying in from out

the johnsons say they'll be back next year...and the year after...and when the kids are grown up, they'll be bringing their own into the fold. "whether it's coaching, or my kids wrestling down here, i fully expect to be here." - the johnsons even have a homemade wrestling mat in their shed where the team comes over on friday nights to practice. a sizzling good time was had by all bacon lovers.. the blue ribbon bacon festival always draws a crowd. bacon lovers sampled bacon, attended bacon lectures, bacon competitions, and took part in the annual bacon queen contest. this year's theme... body by bacon... encouraged guests to dress up in 80's attire. 42:05-53:19 "this is our fourth time to bacon fest we've been here when it was hard to buy tickets now it's not so hard to buy tickets but it's great to start early to have a ton of fun." fun at the 9th annual blue ribbon bacon

northwest winds will bring in slightly cooler temperatures today, highs will be near 44 but this is still a few degrees above average for the end northwest winds will bring in slightly cooler temperatures today, northwest winds will bring in

highs will be near 44 but this is still a few degrees above average for the end of february. the sun will peak out a little more on monday, but highs will still be in the lower 40s. a rain snow mix is possible early tuesday

during the day with highs in the middle 40s. the rest of the week looks to be a bit cooler, but

coming up in sports... the final

top highlights and scores... and

iowa state won't be winning a big 12 regular season title, so these final 5 games are all about tournament

cyclones hosting tcu. jameel mckay did not play, again...not suspended, coaches decision.. steve prohm would not elaborate on the reason.. isu comes running out of the gates. matt thomas bottoms up from 3. 13-5 before the first media timeout. sometimes you just get the ball to deonte burton and get out of the way. whoa! thats just vicious. cyclones up 12. after tcu cut it to 3. burton again, taking out frustration on the rim. another big dunk. burton scores 23...isu leads 39-34. big game for abdel nader, 24 points...3 just before the half. cyclones lead 44-36 at the break. 2nd half on the run. monte morris to george niang, out to thomas.

tcu hung around, but niang always had an answer. 27 for big georges. iowa state win 92-83. the talk afterwards centered around jameel mckay. the struggle continues for the iowa state women. cyclones bowled over in waco...78-41 the struggle continues for the iowa state women. cyclones bowled over in waco...78-41 by number 4 baylor. with 12 losses its unlikely uni will receive an at large bid to the ncaa tournament. panthers need towin

first, a strong finish to the season. uni home against illinois state. this is how you start a game. opening possession, alley oop to wes washpun. panthers up 2 early. later, outside. paul jesperson. nba range for 3. 12 for jesperson uni up 14 at the break. 2nd half. washpun, driving. 2 at the rim. 18 points for wes. lead would balloon to 19. then more above the rim. jeremy morgan on the alley oop. he finishes with 13. panthers win 75-66 kale abrahamson scores 21 but its not enough. drake loses aagin...73-30 at bradley. bulldogs now 1-15 in the valley the most popular state tournament reaches championship saturday. 84 wrestlers, 3 classes all vying for a state title. packed house at wells fargo arena. lets start with 106. waukee's kyle biscoglia defeats valley's nick oldham 9-1. biscoglia is the first champ in waukee history 113. a win for the dodgers of fort dodge. brody teske finishes his

and another win for the dodgers at 126. triston lara, 9-3 decision over southeast polk's nathan lendt. lets hear from the winners. lets keep it rolling. class 1a 145. lisbon's carter happel becomes iowa's 25th 4-time state champ. standing ovation for the lisbon senior. dowling senior michael zachary completes the undefeated season at 145 wins to defend his title. great story at 132...moravia's briar cochran 14-11 winner to give the mohawks their first state champ...briar then hugs his dad jamie who lost in

ames' marcus coleman going for the repeat... two point take-down. coleman eventually finishes the match with a pin.. creston's chase shiltz also goes back to back at 170 pounds...8-0 major ogden's austin lentz huge reversal... lentz takes the title 6-3. i-35's sal arzani finished 7th last year... arzani, rocking the incredible mustache is the 1-a 160 pound champion. a stunner at 220.

unbeatable all season...gives up a takedown in final seconds to north scotts wyatt reet. 12-10 win for wriedt. andersen finises 2nd and now heads to oklahoma state. heavyweight, a win for albia. carter isley. 9-1 over websetr city sophomore cooper lawson. isley finishes undefeated

polk has 3rd title in the last 4 years. fort dodge takes 2nd, valley 3rd class 2a. creston orient macksburg wins their 2nd title in school history... clarion goldfield dows takes 2nd,albia 3rd, adm 5th. class 1a. alburnett holds off lisbon. the road runners of i-35 finish 8th. with your sports on today in iowa, i'm

a supremnext on the insiders . the battle over the vacancy on the supreme court. why both parties have a challenging past....when it

president obama should nominate someone to replace the late justice scalia on the bench. plus dave talks with a state senator who says officials are missing something when they try to get

more broadly here i think there can be a disconnect with this. in the end we had eight people. why can't we just have eight justices on there and be good with that for a while. >> the reality is the vast majority of supreme court cases do not divide along ideological lines. the vast majority of cases end up with either a six / three, seven / two, eight / one majority or if they are a five for splits split, they often are unpredictable majorities and minorities. in other words, you may have a

minority voting with a liberal justice in the majority and vice versa but that said, there usually are about half a dozen major constitutional cases that come before the us supreme court every year that divide the court along five / four conservative liberal lines indeed we have a number of cases like the immigration case a public sex sex reunions case affirmative action that will very likely lead to a liberal conservative split this fault or i'm sorry this spring and into next fall so that would mean you would end up with a four / four ruling by the supreme court, which essentially means there is no holding by the court in the lower court's ruling would be the law of the land in the circuit when the geographical circuit where that us court of appeals sits. >> and both sides could get burned for however this goes forward. we have about a half minute left so when we hear these presidential candidates and one of the questions national media always asks us what you have a litmus test, do you think that's

potential nominee? >> we certainly want the senate to have an open mind about the nominees, but at the same time it is reasonable of the senators to expect the nominees to explain there their judicial philosophies, and it is reasonable of the senators to be concerned if you have a nominee who might be well outside the mainstream. i really think it a despair for the senators to probe into the substantive background of the nominees. i understand why we don't like to have that a litmus test but we really do need to find out what the nominees believe before we give them a lifetime appointment to the us supreme court. >> thank you. i appreciate the insight. when we come back,

travels across the state with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider

will. this is chuck grassley doing a town hall in marengo and i iowa county this in iowa

that in itself is not that unusual. he does these types of things all the time and has been doing it for a long time and it's so called the full grassley when he travels to all 99 iowa counties every year but this one struck me as particularly unique. here is where he held the town hall in the marengo public library. the library was built back in 19 oh five. they got a $10,000 grant from andrew carnegie and the library's website says that way back then that town paper said marengo was the smallest town in the country to get one of these $10,000 grants. i thought then made an interesting and historic background because we found this on the front door letting everyone in town of this would be the place or grassley's town hall and that is where it all started to sink in. there we were standing in a building 111 years old listening to an 82 -year-old iowa senator and what was one of the first things he talked about this

he talked about social media. talk about his twitter handle twitter handle and his instagram account. old meets new. next on the insiders, the craziness that is fun a week in our state and the a state senator's plan to make sure that it is safe to go in and maybe try to have the rescued children (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday...

chances are when you hear the word final, you think of that weirdly shaped little accessory we have in the kitchen don't door ajar for cooking maybe you think of the dirty one you have in the garage one when it's time to put oil in the garage but final has a whole different meaning if you work at of the iowa at the iowa state house. lawmakers have officially moved past their first final, their first self-imposed deadline where most of the bills have just survived to have a chance to become law later in the legislative session. let's bring in our next guest. he also, since he is here, has survived the final peer chas

democratic state senator from newton. what is it like? >> it's the deadline to give your bill does not come out of a committee, it is dead for the year so everybody that has bills out there. they're in for the lobbyists in and the bills at legislators have you want to get a full vetting of it in your subcommittee, go to the full committee you can relax once it comes out of the full committee, but until it gets there you don't know that it's going to go on until the end of session. >> but everyone of you both in the house the senate democrats republicans both you all think your ideas are the best. >> absolutely kick it so you're all just collision crash course and it's up to the chairs to put on the calendar right? >> ride. there's only so many things we can do or want to do and it needs to be a full vetting because what i think is great i may be missing some of the else's idea that it's not such a great idea. >> her first bill was what? >> my first bill was to take the license plate of the bumper of a dump truck and put on the tailgate so we would quit knocking them off when they dragged the trailer back out of the dumper dumped the ben.

it pretty much past 49 to one. one person decided not to vote on that. >> was there an education process? how did you find out about the need for this? >> it was brought to us by some associate general contractors. it was one of those things with where they break the plate light when they're in a construction site and they needed to move it up so they didn't have to worry about getting a fine for not having a license plate. pretty simple but it had to go through the process. >> and had another bill you were trying to get through here. it didn't survive final but it may not be dead and we will get to that but you understand this is something you learned about at home. >> it is drug endangered children. it is a process to get children out of a home where they're in danger right now. we want to get the family on a process for the kids can come back. >> are you talking drugs or what's that? >> yes methamphetamine and things like that. it is unintentional by the parents, but they've got an addiction and we don't want the

addiction would be unintentionally harmed. we want to get them on a path into and the parents in the right direction so they're making better decisions going forward. >> third dhs may kind of go check this out but you can go in there naked so to speak because you don't have law enforcement with you. >> the challenge right now, that is part of it and this track that i have it's kind of over extensive. you could also go into an apartment building in something may not be done in your apartment but at it's done over here and it's not clear enough to say these kids are fine, this is the apartment you're worried about, don't mess with this so we've got some whittling down to do. >> have you had incidents? word where does this come from? >> this came from the jasper county attorney's office attorney's office and some sheriffs deputies where they've had instances where they would've liked to have done the process of removing the children to get the parent some help but were not able to do it at that time. there is a process that may be going on over here and the deputies may not know about it.

groups that are part of this. >> was their controversy behind this? >> i don't think it's controversy. i think it's just trying to do the right thing. we do not want to inadvertently take children away from well-meaning families. that is not the purpose of this. this is to ensure that children who could be in danger can be removed out of that setting. >> as i mentioned, this specific bill did not make it through this final deadline. >> right. >> but as with anything, it is not dead until the session is don. >> right. >> so there are other vehicles to kind of maneuver your wake he way. >> the easiest way, this is in a certain section of code and someone else is working on a bill in that section of code, you can amend this bill to that section of code. so if we get this perfected and all the sides come to an agreement on this, we can go to the floor when this bill comes up and i can produce it as a

>> soap kind of stepping back on this in our earlier in the show we were talking about this whole supreme court nominee fight. everything is so political and i remember when your name first surfaced about running for state senate i was checking with people in jasper county and i know you know this, but they were people frankly who did not know which party you were. now that you're part of this you had out yourself so you out yourself as a democrat and are working at the statehouse state house so what is the atmosphere? we just finished a caucus contest here that is obviously very politically competitive and divisive. what is it like to be then in the legislature? was the atmosphere? >> i think it goes back to being mayor. >> you are mary newton. >> right. campaigning is one thing but we were sent up there to govern. i think if you govern and try to do the right thing you're going to get through this. i have not been very political in the past because i've always

became mayor george w. bush was president than obama became president so i always try to hand might need those guys some time as mayor of newton so i always tried to be nice to everyone so i can get what i need to get done done. that's dynamite philosophy. everyone is up there for therefore their district and their people. >> to the people give you grief the democratic friends going knowing that donald trump had reached out to newton back with that 60 minutes piece one maytag was leaving? >> absolutely and actually talk to --dash he is buying some of his hats and buttons those are all coming out of newton right now from maximum advertising so he still has his fingers in newton's area peaked so you can expect your endorsement for donald trump. >> i'm staying out of that. he can senator chas allen. thank you sir. >> i'm sure when the senator goes back home he gets those complaints like where talking about from neighbors about things being so political. when we come back we have found

recently that we think it adds if you're wondering why bernie sanders or donald trump has such a following, go to the grocery store and stop people and ask them what do you think about the government what you think about politicians and just stand back and listen. we found for examples that i think add to some of this distrust and unhappiness right now. let's do number one. iowa's lawbreaking legislators. if you speed, if you drink too much or maybe you popular smart aleck neighbor in the mouth, you are going to get in trouble, right? if iowa legislators break the law, they often don't. we have had six straight years that they have chosen to break their own law by not figuring out in-kind how much money schools are supposed to get. that screws over schools as they try to make their budget. legislators could just get rid of that law or change changes would or change it so it

punishment for the legislators who break the law. instead, they don't do anything and they just ignore this law. number two, the supreme court vacancy? republicans think that because barack obama won't be president next year, then he should not get to pick a replacement now for that justice who died on the job. so another words president should only get to use his presidential constitutional powers the first three years on the job but not for the final year on the job that voters elected him to do. number three, this presidential picking process. iowa democrats that up this obscure procedure where on caucus night some of the counties end up way more heavily than some of the other ones and candidates don't count if they are not viable in a particular precinct and in some cases you use coin tosses to break a tie.

reasons for all of this but those ideas do not make a lot of sense to some people. number four, these superdelegates, this is mostly on the democratic side but party vips like governors or members of congress, they can get designated as one of these superdelegates so in a place like new hampshire you had bernie sanders throttling hillary clinton on primary night. he got almost twice as many votes as she did, but because of the superdelegates when you have add them in, it means we could have essentially at high in delegate support from the night. in all four of these cases, the parties, the politicians, they all have their own reasons and for the way they do things the way they do but not everyone trusts their decisions, nor do they trusted their motives. next on inside his as quick

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time for insider quick pics. here are some must-see tv debates we think everyone would have to watch. our first matchup number one, bill clinton versus bernie sanders. the former president taking on the man trying to stop his wife from becoming president. that could be good. number two, bill stowe versus any school superintendent. you have the metro water czar who you know once more state money for water quality efforts and you have school administrators trying to hold onto whatever share of the money they can get. number three, marco rubio versus ted cruz. these two rivals one to be the future of the republican party. saban do this. let's have them also do this debate in spanish. number four, steve king versus nick ryan. iowa's republican congressman

the republican megamoney operative nick ryan one once king out of congress. that could be interesting. number five, the donald versus the pope. seriously. what else could we possibly say about this one? finally, our prediction. obviously and unfortunately none of these things will actually happen but we know they would

surely make for this sunday morning, another big win for donald trump, now the undisputed republican front-run sgler it's tough. it's nasty. it's mean. it's vicious. it's beautiful. >> but republicans believe it's a three-man race as marco rubio and ted cruz vie to become the chief trump challenger. >> d the 21st century conservative movement is the son

meanwhile, the bush dynasty comes to an official end. >> tonight, i am suspending my campaign. >> trump, rubio and cruz all join me this morning. plus, hillary clinton gets the win she so desperately needed in nevada. >> some may have doubted us, but we never doubted each other. >> while bernie sanders loses in the first state with a diverse electorate. >> you're going to see the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. >> bernie sanders makes his case this morning. joining me for insight and analysis are, radio talk show host hugh hewitt, mnsbc's joy-ann reid. amy walter, cook political report and jon ralston, deen of the nevada political press corps and nbc analyst. chuck, rubio, cruz and sanders, welcome to sunday in a post-primary and caucus edition ofmeet the press." from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press with