downtown putting year's of planning and strategizing to the test... channel 13's justin surrency shows us how the des moines police department plans to keep the area calm in the middle of chaos... the game plans for the ncaa tournament in des moines won't only be on the court... 'between logistics of transportation hotels, team functions, in arena aspects, its kind of been a collaborative efforts.' the police department will be providing a large downtown assist... 'one of the biggest challenges we have with this being at wells fargo is we are bringing thousands and thousands of people into a very dense area downtown.'scouting has been key... 'we did have a team that went down to omaha last year. we were able to witness what the police efforts were there and how they handled traffic flow and brought that info back to our police crew...'so police plan a full court press of the downtown area... 'one plan i saw had one officer on every corner between wells

it comes to the bill for extra policing... 'you are going to see a lot officers waving people through lights.'local businesses will largely take the charge... 'majority of it is wells fargo and area hotels.' like a team ready for march, their also watching their minutes leading into the tournament 'weve actually used some alleviate overtime.'police escorts will be its even included referrees 'theres some security escorts that i wouldnt expect a college team to need but when you look at the scale, its a national event.'with the game plan in hand, the ball is in des moines court... 'its definitely been something we have been working on for a long time and we feel like we have a good plan in place.' hoping to leave many with some highlights of their own... 'our officers we love interacting, we want to make sure everyone leaves des moines with a great impression and that includes the police

while we still do not know which teams will be playing in des moines, the greater des moines convention and visitors bureau has already designated 8 hotels where the teams will stay. it's all to help with the logistical planning ahead of time... the police department says their traffic plan will be similar to what iowans see every year at the state fair four department of corrections workers are recovering from injuries... they were all hurt during a fight at the mitchellville women's prison this week. this is one of the people injured. two were treated at the scene... and two others were treated at a clinic outside the prison. the department of corrections says the incident started with a disruptive inmate in the dining hall who assaulted a staff member. a dozen people in centerville are scrambling to find new places to live... the city is evicting people from 12 mobile homes at the highlander mobile home park because of health and safety violations. the city has been working with the park owner since november to correct the problems. unless they file an appeal... those being

a 700-thousand dollar mistake won't be corrected... iowa workforce development made the six figure error in 20-14... paying out more in unemployment benefits than recipients were supposed to get. some tried to return the money... but at the time were told to keep it. today state leaders decided they would not seek to have the money returned. workforce development also says it routinely sends money to people who shouldn't get it. 46:10-46:28 probable ten percent of what we pay out every day we're paying out to fraudsters, we're working hard to cut that figure back and we're ... to prevent claims workforce development says it wasn't aware of the over-payments until an audit was complete. they also say the problem occurred under previous i-w-d leadership. one-hundred john deere workers could soon tap their unemployment benefits...

and dubuque locations. they will begin april first. john deere blames weak sales and says its trying to balance its workforce with market demand. the company has cut about 14- past 14-months. the bakken oil pipeline could replace some of the jobs... on march ninth the iowa utilities board will decide if the project moves forward. the developer says the project would during construction. the pipeline would travel developer is yet to receive permission from all landowners along the route. governor branstad says he understands landowners want to protect themselves... but on today's taping of iowa press added, "'if it were my land, i would obviously want to make sure that it was done in the right way, but i wouldnt be one that says no, the property." the iowa department of health is reporting two more cases of the zika virus. that brings the total number of infected iowans to three. the cases all involve women who recently visited central.. and south

the virus is carried by by a type of mosquito that is not found in iowa. the c-d-c does have a travel advisory in place for people visiting the outbreak areas. a bettendorf man with a much more serious condition got to see his daughter reach a milestone ron bellomy is in hospice battling pancreatic cancer. he hopes to live long enough to graduate from high school. tonight the school made sure he did... holding a mock-graduation ceremony for the bellomy family. 16;48;51 "i just feel like a miracle happened today." 16;48;25 "that was something i didn't think would ever happen. and it did. and it's something i think he wanted and was asking for and hoping for, and it actually happened. so honestly this entire day has been surreal purely based on that fact, that happening, it was just so amazing." leah's actual graduation ceremony is may 29th, but she says

-wx tease- a top ten match-up... with a state tournament bid on the line.. find out who's moving on... and who they'll face in the next round coming up in sports. 01:28-01:35 once a chocker, always a choker i guess that what he meant to say he spelled choker.. c-h-o-c-k- e-r-.. clocker is it a presidential race or a spelling bee... the new line of attacks right after the break.. 06:37-06:43 its rubio... let's have one more message for someone who's had a pretty big

today. marco rubio, your campaign is almost over buddy just last month chris christie questioned donald trump's experience... claimed he acts like a 13-year old... and described him as a whiner and complainer... the new jersey governor apparently doesn't think that way anymore.. there is no one who is better prepared to provide america with the strong leadership that it needs, both

trump. he is, looking at the five people on that stage last night, the clear standout. governor chris christie endorsed his former rival this morning. in doing so.. christie also position in a potential trump white house in exchange for his support. trump is now in a heated battle with senator marco rubio... night's debate attacking eachother... and it continued today. instead of the issues however... they focused on make-up.. and the need to go to the bathroom. 37-49 he's a nervous basket case, here's guy, wait, you had to see him backstage, he was putting on makeup with a trowel 02:24-02:44 he went back stage, he was having a meltdown, first he had this little makeup thing applying like makeup around his mustache, caus he had one of those sweat mustaches, then he asked for a

don't know why cause the podium goes up to here but he wanted a full length mirror, maybe to make sure his pants weren't wet, i don't know 03:43-03:54 he's a choker, he choked with chris, and i watched it both times, but the one time i'm right next to him, and i looked at the puddle on the ground and i said what is that, what is it that should help super tuesday voters decide who to support... next week voters in these 14-states will make their pick for the republican nomination. polls have donald trump ahead in the a majority of the states. super tuesday will come after south carolina saturday for democrats. hillary clinton is coming off a win in nevada... and hoping to make it two in row... meanwhile senator bernie sanders has won over the new york times... the paper is joining his call for clinton to release what she told big banks behind closed doors. brianna keilar has the story. bachelor parties aren't your usual campaign events ...

exciting!"but that's where hillary clinton unexpectedly found herself at a charleston bakery one day before the south carolina primary. ... trying to convince voters to walk down the aisle with her... presidential candidate "i need your vote tomorrow!"...instead of bernie sanders. presidential candidate "she has a super pac, 15 million of which came from wall street. "he's in south carolina today after a stop in minnesota ... where he targeted clinton's big dollar speeches to wall street firms. presidential candidate "maybe what you're saying behind closed doors is a little bit different than what you're saying to the american people. i am prepared to release all of the transcripts for the i have for the secret meetings in wall st. here they are."clinton is resisting... saying tuesday at cnn's townhall. presidential candidate "why is there one standard for me, and not for everybody else?"the new york times editorial board backing sanders on the issue ... saying: presidential candidate "voters have every right to know what mrs. clinton told these groups."clinton is urging voters to examine her public record ...

hurtful to have people say, oh, i don't trust her or don't know why she's doing it. and it suddenly struck me, well, maybe there is this underlying question like is she doing it for herself, or is she really in it for us?"she and sanders are fighting for the key support of black voters ahead of the south carolina primary and the other upcoming southern contests tuesday. both on defense of their support for the 1994 crime bill that helped lead to increased african-american incarceration. presidential candidate "there were some positive features, however, i think that the consequences of some of what was done are serious and we have to take action as quickly and broadly as possible to try to reverse those."and sanders at an secret service stepped in when a woman holding a sign ... charged the stage. his remarks included a critique

husband's 1996 welfare reform bill. presidential candidate "result of that bill is that extreme poverty, the poorest of the poor. those numbers doubled. i opposed that legislation, hillary clinton supported that legislation." the voting begins at 7-a-m tomorrow in sourth carolina. recent polls have clinton ahead by more than 20-points. talking politics is an easy way to cause blood pressures to rise... but sports may be even worse... the daughter of an iowa state grad living in minnesota wanted to find out... and she used her dad as a guinea blood pressure as he watched games for a school science project... she found that winning causes the most stress... that's because in losing games her dad would remain calm by shutting it off...

second win over the hawkeyes caused his blood pressure to spike. in her conclusion she writes, "when they won my dad went crazy! that was his highest blood pressure during this experiment by far!" its called crashed ice... an ice

reporter: "so when you hear, say, one side, saying that they'd like to wait 'til "the next president is in office to appoint a justice, what do you think about that?" justice o'connor: "i don't agree. i think we need somebody there, now,"

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

this was last year's event... this year.. they're struggling to keep the ice frozen. crews are hosing down the course and using five massive refrigerators to make sure the ice is solid for tomorrow's event. winds will remain light and skies will remain clear as we go throughout the evening and overnight hours. temperatures will drop back to right around the freezing mark before we see a major warm up during the day on saturday. winds will pick up from the southwest and the sun will be shining, both of which will help boost temperatures into the upper 50s and lower 60s saturday afternoon. by sunday a weak cold front will move through and although winds will be gusty from the northwest around 35 mph, temperatures will hang out in the middle 50s during the day as the sunshine

ery year theres a loadedbstate in boys basketball.no doubt this year its substate 7. north, ankeny and dowling, all ranked in the top 10, only 1 will head to state. 2 of those teams meet in the semis. number 10 north and 7th ranked ankeny the hawks couldn't miss in the third quarter... drew maschoff bottoms up for three. ankeny goes on a 15-4 run. amore from maschoff, just call him the sprinkle...raining threes. plus the foul. rare four point play he scores 23. ankeny hit 11-threes on the night.

english throws it down. that was the only polar bear field goal of the 3rd. it's all ankeny! 76-46 the final hawks await the winner of, 4th ranked dowling and urbandale. 1st q. j-hawks go inside to chancelor house, backing down for 2. but its all maroons after that. joey kern, gimme 3 from the corner. and dowling can get out and run as well. stevie sarcone, elevates, and the foul. maroons are ranked 4th for a reason. then more from sarcone, this time from behind the arc.. dowling rolls

valley was the number 1 team in the state for much of the season, but the tigers stumbled a bit down the stretch. just 4 and 3 in their final 7 games. 2 wins from a trip to state. hosting roosevelt. 1st q. turner scott, driving, floater good. tigers up 2 early. riders answer. gatador keuth, crossover, also gets the floater to drop. roosevelt still down 2. more from the roughriders. ethan shafer, buries the 3. roosevelt now up 1. but valley responds. scott, again gets in the lane. bucket and the foul. then its charlie crowley inside for 3. tigers pull away in the 2nd half 51-27 valley gets the winner of .centennial and southeast polk. jags ryan raasch tucks into the corner and nails a three. i'm sensing a

treys this game much closer. ridiculous play here... rams' garrett northway.. crazy shot, and one. back to centennial... what else? a three! conner cullen droppin' buckets. jaguars win 62-57 2 other 4a scores. 5th ranked hoover tops past fort dodge 46-33, and ames runs past waukee 62-46 the barnstormers finished just 6 and 8 in year 1 of the indoor football league. stormers hoping year 2 produces more wins. trying to start 2 and 0...home against the green bay blizzard 2nd q. blizzard trying a fg, nope. blocked! its a scrum in the endzone. lemans casmier recovers. special teams touchdown. barnstormers lead 49-9! more in the 2nd. casmier on the

that sets up brion carnes, former uni quarterback, walks wild on the road taking on grand rapids, and we have a fight. come on boys, lets play some hockey. 1st period, tyler graovac with the re-direct...back of the net. but thats all the scoring for iowa. griffins win 4-1 4 games left for the drake women in the regular season. jennie baranczyk's crew currently in a tie for 2nd in the mvc. big home game tonight against loyola. the annual pink game. 1st half. maddie dean, drops in 2 of her 17. bulldogs up 9 after 1. more form the team in pink.

for wendell. drake up 19 at the half. lets have another from deep. nicole miller, drano. bulldogs crush loyola, 91-61 the final. drake home again sunday against bradley 3 games left in the regular season for iowa state. its been a bit of a roller coaster ride, but the cyclones do not lack confidence. kansas state visits hilton saturday night. 5pm tip. cyclones tied for 6th in the big

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