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that vote is now just a the cte bond on tuesday, february 2. joining us for the news at noon is crystal buzza, executive director cte for the waterloo community school disctrict. do you know what your children want to be when they grow up? waterloo schools wants to help your children figure that out before they graduate from high school. recently the waterloo school board unanimously approved a plan to build a career and technical education center near central middle school in waterloo in addition to renovating east and wt high other improvements. if the community backs this plan, it means students can explore career interests in school and, their day during high school. it's an exciting way to keep students engaged, land them good jobs locally after high school and college and support the local economy by training young productive for years to come! superintendent dr. jane lindaman has held town hall meetings throughout january to discuss the upcoming cte bond vote. that vote is now just a handful of days away, as waterloo residents will vote

omalu says he can identify the tell-tale signs of cte's behavioral symptoms. sot dr. bennet omalu / neuropathologist:14:38:00 "explosive, impulsive behavior, impaired judgment // criminality, even mood disorders" but the strongest evidence oj may have cte, he says ... his college and 11-year pro playing careers (nats oj playing football). sot dr. bennet omalu / neuropathologist: 15:01:13 "he was exposed to thousands of blunt force trauma of his simpson himself once reportedly made, using concussions as part of a legal strategy after his 2008 conviction for armed robbery and kidnapping in las vegas. according to espn... during an appeal of his 33-year-maximum sentence, simpson's attorney reportedly filed a sworn statement that he'd suffered "numerous blows to my head and/or landed on my head violently" while playing football. though he never relied on that "concussion defense" for his appeal, a new trial was denied. (nat- led out of court) while dr. omalu stresses that cte doesn't excuse the criminal behavior that landed oj behind bars, he does want his case to serve a

players like mike webster, junior sao, and frank gifford diagnosed with cte after playing football with repeated blows to the head. >> our experience says somebody who plays football for 10 to 20 years, plus has severe personality changes mid life, including violence and impulse control, nearly every time we diagnosed them with cte. it is reasonable to think simpson has been suffering for a while. >> reporter: for many, that is not the excuse. criticism is coming from those closest to the crime. ron goldman's family telling dr. phil they feel the series takes attention away from the victims adding the filmmakers never contacted them. >> we have a whole new generation who never saw this take place and is now going to see this series and assume that everything in this series is fact. that's very troubling to me. >> reporter: the filmmakers did contact kris jenner.

it centers around the forensic pathologist who researched cte. researchers with the department of veterans affairs and boston university found cte in 96% of the nfl players they examined. stacey: new plans were unveiled tonight to fix a deadly east side road. kcci's todd magel is live near east euclid and hubbell a trouble spot for years. todd: police and neighbors say the tangle of intersections here along hubbell near euclid is a perfect recipe for crashes. now the city is hoping to change the road and save lives. november 2015 two people dead, one injured on hubbell near east 37th. another in a long line of dangerous and deadly crashes on the busy east side road. neighbors say it's time to solve the problem. >> we have to get this fixed, safety todd: and the city of dm is listening. traffic engineers unveiled new plans to help stop the crashes at this open house at the east side library. most of them are broadside collisions from traffic turning onto and crossing hubbell ave near the busy intersection with east euclid. the plan is to reconfigu

it centers around the forensic pathologist who researched cte. researchers with the department of veterans affairs and boston university found cte in 96% of the nfl players they examined. eric: new plans were unveiled to fix a deadly east side road. police and neighbors say the tangle of intersections along hubbell near euclid is a perfect recipe for crashes. elizabeth: now the city is hoping to change the road and save lives. kcci's todd magel reports. todd: november 2015 two people dead one injured on hubbell near east 37th. another in a long line of dangerous and deadly crashes on the busy east side road. neighbors say it's time to solve the problem. it's an important part of public safety. todd: and the city of dm is listening. traffic engineers unveiled new plans to help stop the crashes at this open house at the east side library. most of the crashes are brought side from traffic turning onto and crossing hubbell ave near the busy intersection with east euclid. the plan is to reconfigure this confusing multi lane intersection and replace st

and cte can only be diagnosed after death. but dr. omalu says he can identify the tell-tale signs of cte's behavioral symptoms. sot dr. bennet omalu / neuropathologist: "explosive, impulsive behavior, impaired judgment // criminality, even mood disorders" but the strongest evidence oj may have cte, he says ... his college and 11-year pro playing careers . sot dr. bennet omalu / neuropathologist: "he was exposed to thousands of blunt force trauma of his brain" it's an assertion simpson himself once reportedly made, using concussions as part of a legal strategy after his 2008 conviction for armed robbery and kidnapping in las vegas. according to espn... during an appeal of his 33-year-maximum sentence, simpson's attorney reportedly filed a sworn statement that he'd suffered "numerous blows to my head and/or landed on my head violently" while playing never relied on that "concussion defense" for his appeal, a new trial was denied. while dr. omalu stresses that cte doesn't excuse the criminal behavior that never relied on that "concussion

tonight his close friend tells me that doctors found cte in his brain and its having no surprise. it answers many questions about his behavior after leaving the nfl and returning to his hometown. friends continue to find ways to remember the all-star athlete. >> you could tell he was going to be an athlete at whatever he chose to do, track, basketball, or football. ryan: four months after that deadly overdose on painkillers, austin doctors finding cte in >> i hope this discovery they had yesterday brings up some closure to what was going on inside of him. ryan: he was revered in oskaloosa known for his charity and commitment to the community following a two season stint in the pros. doug worked with him on multiple celebrity golf tournaments. >> he had a hard time concentrating, staying on track of what we were organizing at the time. ryan: at just 27 years all, experts say the severity of cte found in his brain matched that of former nfl star junior staff who committed suicide at age 43. four, sash was at stage two. >> the average nfl player takes it shows that even if you don't

cte is not an exclusive to football players. athletes in hockey, boxing, and other sports with contact have been found with the disease as well. jon: national signing day for football is less than a week away and new iowa state head coach matt campbell has been hard at work trying to make his first cyclones signing class a big one. today he added another name to his list of commits. chase allen is a 3 star tight end out of missouri who announced his commitment to iowa state today via twitter. allen chose the cyclones over schools like michigan and nebraska. it could be in part because of his dad terry allen is a former assistant coach commitment from the number 21 ranked tight end in the nation. jon/sx3s stephanie/sx3s jack/sx3s we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at six. jack/2shot: before we go tonight, local 5 working hard to bring you even more working hard to bring you even more stories that affect how you live. stephanie/2shot: tonight at ten... how well do you know the presidential candidates? there are

his brain to be tested for cte following his death in september. those tests showed an abnormally high level of cte for his age, 27. sash suffered multiple concussions over the years. during high school football at iowa and during his two years with the giants. sash's mother barnetta said the finding explains his irregular behavior before his death, "the part of the brain that controls impulses, decision-making and reasoning was damaged badly." the medical examiner has ruled sash died from an accidental overdose of painkillers. elizabeth: turning to commitment 2016 news. just one day before the next republican debate, donald trump says he'll boycott the event hosted by fox news channel. trump's move comes with less than a week before the iowa caucuses. don champion has more on why the frontrunner dropped out. don: the latest escalation in tensions came after fox news released this press release tuesday. saying in part, "we learned from a secret back channel that the to treat donald trump unfairly when they meet with him if he becomes president." th

cte can only be detected after death. sash's cte is similar to that of hall of famer junior seau. seau, like several other ex nfl players, killed himself in a low of depression. sash died the week of the iowa-iowa state football game. the hawkeyes wore a #9 decal on one side of their helmets. indianola started the night as an undefeated girls basketball team. intimidated. the indians a surprising 14-0, number 2 in class 5-a. elle brown and johnston at number 5, brown drives up off the glass and good. dragons up by three. indians string together a nice run, anna hoyman from three point range, good. it's a one point game. then it's grace berg hitting the three. johnston needs a time out. dragons regroup, then go to taryn knuth. from there it's all dragons, 71- 52. johnston wins by 19. roosevelt winners of six of its past seven games, hosting east. rough riders, jeremiah chandler spots up, and hits the three. east had the early answer, that answer is number 12, cameron cramer. 9 quick points, all from deep. cramer on fire, but its roosevelt leading by one at half. the roughriders go

jane lindaman will be holding town hall meetings in january to discuss the upcoming cte bond vote on the following days: the planned town halls to discuss the cte plans for the waterloo community school disctrict are as follows: tuesday, january 19 at 7 p.m. waterloo center for the arts thursday, january 21 at 6 p.m. payne ame church in waterloo saturday, january 23 at 9 a.m. bunger middle school in evansdale visit kwwl.com for more information on the renovation plan and town hall meetings. joining us for the news at noon is crystal buzza, executive waterloo community school disctrict. do you know what your children want to be when they grow up? waterloo schools wants to help your children figure that out before they graduate from high career and technical education center near central middle school in waterloo in addition to renovating east and west high schools to make them fully air conditioned among other improvements. if the community backs this plan, it career pathway, take classes at the career center for part of their day during high school. it's an exciting way to keep stude

but a new cte c cter would add in healthcare. career courses officials hope will increase the district's 75 percent four-year graduation rate. and help students find their passion early on. 17:24:20 "it used to be deemed as a pathway for those kids who didn't have promise for anything, but that's really not true. we all have careers, we all have jobs. it gives them t tse skills early on. soft skills and hard skills" the district plans to fund the bond through a 20 year, four percent income surtax. that adds up to about fifty three dollars each year for the average waterloo resident. beth? thanks, sarah. also in two wes, the college community district will ask voters for a second-time to approve a 49 and a half million dollar bond issue. if approved, the district will add classrooms to the high school and update heating, cooling and safety systems. last failed by only 58 votes. army veteran taylor morris is considering what's next after the city rejected his bid home. morris lost parts of all four of his limbs when he stepped on a

cte is a degenerative brain disease linked to concussions. in an interview with the new york times, tyler's brother and mother said they know of several his 16 years playing football. he was cut by the new york giants in 2013 after his fifth known concussion. doctors say the severity of the cte found in sash's brain was at a 2 on a 0 to 4 scale.. which they say is abnormally high for someone his age. now to the death investigation of des moines architect kirk blunck. the polk county medical examiner is calling it suspicious. the register reports the m-e did not elaborate on that, only that there was no evidence of blunck being assaulted. he was found dead sunday in the stairwell of his east village office building. des moines police say two men in their 20s reported the death. and back to the new developments overnight in the standoff at an oregon wildlife refuge. shaina humphries following this - and is it all over with, shaina? eric - that's the big question right now - it does appear some protestors are still at the refuge, but the leader

well doctor amal stresses that cte doesn't excuse the criminal behavior that landed ot behind bars he does want the case to serve as a reminder of the life altering damage the sport can cause new twist in that case in italy was abc's ryan smith reporting. still ahead it's the murder mystery everyone's i hundreds are protest over the convictions of steven avery and brendan destitute in wisconsin. it's like arguing that the two were wrongfully convicted in the death of a woman their cases were thrown into the limelight after a docu series on the case came out last month on netflix. no one business owner in town says that whatever the people's views are. it's more than just a trending topic. this is a tragic story and i try to keep reminding myself of my crew that that the dough as marketers we tend to look at things as opportunities in this case now this is this is a tragedy in a family. so earlier this month president obama's administration responded to a petition saying a pardon for the man has to be performed on a state level the governor has since denied that request police say the

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cte is diagnosed if 100 former nfl players. simpson was acquitted of all charges in the 1994 murder of his ex-wife and ron goldman. he is serving a nine to 33 year prison sentence for armed robbery. nicole: this goes withing a expression and memory loss. diagnose it after death. will be interesting to find this out. >>> coming up with four days to go before the first votes in president are cast in iowa, heat turns up at the fox news debate. >> he is the king of saying oh, you're for amnesty. everybody is for amnesty except for ted cruz. it's a falseness. that is authenticity problem. nicole: around we will have all the highlights for you. jeff bezos and amazon report biggest profits ever! that still wasn't enough for investors. we'll tell you how hard amazon's stock is getting hit. check out u.s. stock mark account futures. up arrows across the board up 3% for the dow, nasdaq, s&p. dow is up 127. you're watching "fbn:am." your first look at morning markets and breaking news. >> he said if it wasn't for ted cruz the "gang of eig

doctors have no cure or treatment for cte. the stage is set in downtown des moines this morning for another fox news debate will be the last before the caucuses. eight leading candidates were invited to the main stage... but donald trump has bowed out. instead, he'll hold a separate event at the same time to benefit veterans. that's being held at drake university. the iowa caucuses are now just four days away. nasa is remembering thirty years back today... that's when the space shuttle challenger exploded just 73- seconds after liftoff. all seven astronauts on- board were killed, including christa mcauliffe who was to be the first teacher in space. in honor of the challenger crew... and others who have lost their lives furthering space exploration... nasa has named january 28th is the 'nasa day of remembrance.' texas travelers are getting a prize at the pump... thirty-nine cents per gallon.... that was the going rate there yesterday. it only lasted a couple hours of course. that's the lowest a gallon of here in des moines we'r

so could cte be a new defense? fox news legal analysts arthur adayla ways in. >> absolutely. it would fall like under the ptsd defense, that because of something out of the ordinary that happened to this person, their reactions, their perceptions are different from people who did not suffer from >> reporter: the highly anticipated fx mini series, the people versus o.j. simpson, highlights the real life drama that unfolded while he was on trial for the murders of nicole goldman. and it is said that a cte diagnosis would not have helped case. >> the problem with using those defenses are you have to admit doing the crime. >> reporter: simpson is up for parole in 2017. it will be interesting to see if his attorneys bring this up. it is tough to diagnose. it can only be confirmed after death by testing cross-sections of the brain. steve: right. that's why a lot of pro football players, leave their bodies to science. that's interesting. thank you, liz. one of the secret weapons against the cold is more than 100 years old. alison: arthur chi'en climbs below the streets to look at th

. >> diagnosis was cte. >> the scans showed signs of cte, chronic traumatic encephalopathy. degenerative brain disease believed to be caused by concussions. last year, researchers at boston university confirmed cte in the brains of 87 out of 91 deceased former nfl players. hall of famers, junior seau who shot and killed himself in 2012 both had it, too. >> are you convinced the cte is a result of your career in football? >> are you serious? >> i got to ask. >> you can't be serious. am i serious? what else would it be from? what else would it be from? am i serious? excuse me french h-e-l-l yes, i'm serious. >> the 61-year-old says silent hits from more than 20 years of playing football have left him in the fight of his life. hits like this one in 1984 against philadelphia eagles. >> what it he feels like, there's no feeling. when it happens you're knocked unconscious. i got blindsided. the hit was just -- it was vicious. it was violent. >> when you were playing in high school and in college, did people even talk about concussions? >> absolutely not. if they did, shake it off,

simpson does not suffer from cte. >> reporter: dr. bennett amolu, discovering cte in nfl players from repeated blows to the head believes simpson is a victim of the disease. portrayed by will smith in the film concussion, he hasn't examined simpson personally and c.t. can only be diagnosed after death but he can identify the telltale signs was cte >> explosive impulsive behavior, impaired judgment, criminality. >> reporter: the strongest evidence his college and 11 year pro playing careers. >> he was exposed to thousands of blows to his head. >> reporter: an assertion simpson reportedly made using concussions as part of a legal strategy after his 2008 conviction for armed robbery and kidnapping in las vegas. according to espn, during an appeal of his 33 year maximum sentence, simpson's attorney filed a sworn statement that he suffered numerous blows to the head or landed on his head violently playing football. for channel 7 eyewitness news, ryan smith, abc news. >> so many years since the o.j. talking about it. i can see because of th

simpson is more likely than not suffering from cte. >> reporter: dr. bennet omalu, the doctor responsible for discovering chronic traumatic encephalopathy or cte in nfl players from repeated blows to the head believes simpson is a victim of the disease. >> the truth. >> reporter: portrayed by will smith in the film "concussion" the world renowned forensic pathologist hasn't examined simpson personally, and cte with only be diagnosed after death, but dr. omalu says he can identify the telltale signs of cte behavioral symptoms. >> explosive impulsive behavior, impaired judgment, criminality, even mood disorders. >> reporter: but the strongest evidence o.j. may have cte, he says, his college and 11-year pro playing careers. >> he was exposed to thousands of blows to his head. >> reporter: it's an assertion simpson himself once reportedly of a legal strategy after his 2008 conviction for armed robbery and kidnapping in las vegas. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: according to espn during an appeal of his 33-year maximum sentence, simpson's attorney reportedly fil

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what she plans to do to clear his name. >>> suffering from cte. the doctor that first diagnosed this in football players suspects o.j. simpson has the disease. news comes at o.j.'s name returns to the headlines with a new miniseries on his murder trial. it is saturday, january 30, 2015. >> hi from "today" show. >> we are on tv! >> hello grand rapids! >> hello 2016. morning here on a cold new york city. better get outside. we want to take a quick moment to send get well wishes to channel jones. she's a little under the weekend. we know you're watching. >> we hope you recover for your sake i hope you're sleeping in. she has already been texting this morning. >> everyone at home, send her well wishes, tweet her, send her a happy picture. we miss her and look forward to her feeling better. >>> we have a lot to get to. it is final countdown in iowa. we are two days from caucuses there. hillary clinton's e-mails are front and center. we have full coverage and begin with kristin welker in des moines. good morning. >> reporter: erica, good morning. the ra

cte can only be detected after death. sash's cte is similar to that of hall of famer junior seau. seau, like many others, killed himself in a low of depression. the naismith national player of the week award goes to iowa state's monte morris. morris played well at t-c-u, but he won the honor for dominating kansas. espn's jay bilas called morris a top five point guard nationally, which did not come as news to anyone who watches big 12 basketball. morris scored 21 points with an array of threes and mid-range jumpers, but he was even better involving his teammates. 9 assists, zero turnovers. morris sparked a second half surge that saw iowa state beat a top five team for the second straight big monday. it's also the cyclones fourth win in five games against kansas. morris said the 20 point swing started with offense. they all played great isu draws the short straw in the big 12 - sec challenge. the cyclones go to texas a&m. the aggies are #5. if the cyclones win, they will have beaten the current #1, 3, 4, and 5 teams. beat oklahoma state, don't play north carolina, beat iowa, kansas,

cte?which is identified only keck - but experts say moments like these show that even amateurs aren't immune to the perils of contact football. take a look at this video - a hit michael told casandra was one of his hardest - he flies at an opponent slamming into him - colliding with such force ? parts of his helmet break off... sot - cassandra keck: i think he suffered from way more than 10 concussions cassandra says michael abruptly quit college football - after suffering one too many hard hits. sot - cassandra keck / michael keck's wife: he was seeing stars // and then he had sensitivity to light all the time just impulsive they turned to doctors, but cassandra says, test results came up empty... sot - cassandra keck: i was so mad that nobody could help him // it was just upsetting that he felt so alone cassandra's life, now changed forever... her five-year old son? too young to remember his dad? sot - cassandra keck: the first thing i thought of when he died die in vain... sot - cassand

cte has been linked to concussions in football. sash's family says he had several concussions over his football career first in high , school in oskaloosa, also at the university of iowa, and later in the nfl. sash's mother says it offers an explanation for his irregular behavior before his death last september. the polk county medical examiner is calling the death of des moines architect kirk blunck suspicious. sign of assault. the report is in today's des moines register. the 62-year-old blunck was found at the bottom of a stairwell on sunday in an east village office building. stacey: the head of a gay rights organization in iowa says a legislature oversight committee is unfairly targeting his group. it's over programming at an annual anti-bullying youth conference. the executive director of iowa safe schools says members of the house government oversight committee discussed his group's work today at the statehouse. representative bobby kaufmann defends the investigation saying some event programming was inappropriate. nexstar s

frank gifford this cte we found out around the holidays. do you think the nfl has been more responsive on head trauma and targeting and some of the penalties associated with -- the penalties meaning sports scoring penalties related to head to head contact with these helmets and these hits, michael maybe. >> i certainly think that they are much more receptive now than previously. i think that they are certainly looking at and understanding the data that we do have as well. as gerry mentioned earlier we do have to be careful about overinterpreting the information that we have. so i think we do recognize that recurring concussions are a serious problem, but again, we see thousands of football players who have had recurrent concussions over the course of careers, many of whom don't develop it so we really need more data. certainly they understand that we do need to look very carefully at the penalties and how we can protect the players, particularly if that's the primary cause of the later sequelae of the injury. >> let me also say that, you kn

two of the doctors that conducted the exam, said the severity of cte in sash's brain was on par with former nfl star junior seau who comitted suicide in 2012 at the age we sat down with a doctor from mercy medical center to learn more about c-t-e, which can cause a whole list of problems. 2:13 characterized by change in personality, cognition, physical function.. 2:25 memory impairement, poor dcision making, suicidality, depression. jordan: the times report also mentioned sash dealing with "confusion, memory loss and minor fits of temper" that affected his ability to find meaningful employment after he was released by the giants in 2013. jordan: jacks...sash also had 5 documented concussions. 2 in high school. 1 with iowa. 2 with giants. jack: (reax) changes could be on the way for a deadly stretch of street in des moines... in three months... three people have died on the road... now the city has a plan to make it safer local 5's nikki davidson joins us now with more in tonight's big story. nikki: right jack a pedestrian was hit and killed on hubbell last month... then in november t

he has not examined him personally and cte can only be diagnosed after death but he says he can see the telltale signs. he also says cte does not excuse the criminal behavior that time is running out to enroll in health coverage under obamacare. sunday is the last day you can enroll in a health insurance plan for 2016 unless you qualify for a special exception. the affordable care act requires americans to carry health coverage or pay a fine. be warned, those penalties will cost you more this year. it is the hottest ticket in the country but if you are not careful you could be left standing outside the rice stadium. north carolina's attorney general is talking super bowl ticket scams. also coming up, the links one north carolina town may try to keep animals warm during the cold weather. as we had to break come here is a look at the durham skyline on the beautiful friday evening. always streaming live. you can watch eyewitness news on abc11.com with at&t the choice is yours. your bundle work for you. call now to get high speed internet for just $15 a month for 12 months with a one-year t