and sarah beth--she's 10. sarah beth has sleepovers on fridays with janie, who lives down there, and katie, who lives right there. and on sundays, the grandparents come over. so what about you? so that's your solution then? verna gets rosen's boss to give him his job back? on the condition that he stops pursuing his foolish conspiracy theories. and if he keeps looking for a connection between doyle energy and cytron... then we give him a connection. the wrong connection. personally, i find these humane mousetraps ineffective. better to lay down some glue. when you hear the critter scream, take a shovel to its head. but if y'all feel differently-- we do. then you have my vote. but just so we're clear, if this plan fails, david rosen decides he's not gonna drop it, then i reserve the right to be a little more... how should i put it? thorough. agreed? agreement's just for show, y'all. you can go. class dismissed. abby. the guy you met with at the griddle cafe yesterday-- he was a plant. he just was. trust me. so

reporter: jurors were taking their time deliberating, but then on the afternoon of day four, reporter sarah beth ackerman noticed a sudden commotion. >> well, we started noticing that there were several other district attorneys, kind of, making their way over to the so, we all knew that something was gonna happen. >> reporter: the neulander family arrived. jenna was clinging to her father. >> she was crying. she was breathing really heavily. >> reporter: everyone filed back into the quiet courtroom, the tension suffocating as the foreperson rose to deliver the doctor's fate. >> emotions were high inside the court when the verdict was read. >> reporter: guilty. guilty of murdering his wife in the second degree and tampering with physical evidence. >> jenna screamed. she was hysterical, screaming, crying. it was just a nightmare. >> reporter: as officers handcuffed dr. neulander, who now faced 25 years to life in prison, jenna was pleading to her father. >> daddy, look at me, look at me, daddy. i know you're innocent. i love you. i was there. >> reporter: and as for leslie's friends? the two women

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 an explosive in afghanistan in 2012. he wanted to build a new "smart home" in th area of northwest cedar falls, with a request to re-zone an acre and a half from agricultural to residential. the city denied the other options. "my understanding is that there are alternatives for them to proceed with this property. buying a little more land and possibly leasing it back to the farmer is one of them." the city says morris' request would have into smaller pieces if it deeided to develop the area in the future. state senators are considering a bill that would "ban t

beth? thanks, sarah. three others schools in iowa also received the award. cedar rapids washington high school got the recognition for its work with african american students. the award for a second straight year for helping latino students. and denison elementary school received it for its work with students whose first language is not english. cities on the east coast have canceled schools and told people to stay home, starting tomorrow... we'll look at some of the places that are already under a state of emergency. about a dozen speed skaters were at lou dennis rink tonight. that's at ellis harbour on all weather eyes are focusing on a storm system gathering strength in the mississippi valley, bringing severe and wintry weather to the south and east coast for the next couple of days. here in iowa we are generally quiet. the only real active weather for us through the weekend will be a disturbance rolling through the state tonight allowing light snow and flurries to develop. accumulations should be minor, if at all, and end friday morning. as an area of hi

know, some executives are going to put together a plan that's going to be right more you, sarah, and right for bethase. you need technology, you need smart data analytics, we need population insight. these are companies that are going to transform a lot of what we think about as health care and who pays for it in the future. >> yeah. i want to talk to you a little bit about alan powell, because it's on everyone's minds. >> yeah. >> but i feel like everybody asks you that question. what i really want to know is what is the sentiment right now at kleiner about how long do we have to be the vc firm? >> yeah. we do always get that question, and, you know, look, we're happy it's over, right? so the case is done. i think the way that we'd love to look at it and we're happy to talk about is that a lot of good came from this. there's always good that comes from adverse i. adversity. and if we think about how we've leveled and increased the awareness and the conversation around diversity by large tech companies in the valley, in the nation, in our firm, it's really been incredibly positive. >> what's differ

sarah, what is the school doing to further improve those beth, washington teachers say their formula for success is pretty simple. they encourage every student to take an advanced placement course. administrators say maybe that means a student earns a lower grade in a more challenging course. but ultimately they're learning more and teachers say that's the goal. 28:07 "so we are having a test the toughest class washington high school offers - ap calculus. but for senior darian thompson, tough is pretty typical around here. 35:26 "i wanted to take the ap classes just to challenge myself and prepare myself for college." it's a classroom culture educators emphasize for every student. 01:45 "we just think if students take challenging courses, their academic skills will improve, their confidence will improve, and they'll do better on tests, including the act and in this case the iowa assessments." dr. plagman says about 55 percent of all students are enrolled in ap courses. forty students take advanced courses. plagman says the school is working to even out those numbers, but there are ba

that some executives are going to put together a plan that is going to be right for you, sarah, and right for bethand that not the case. you need technology, you need smart data analytics. we need population insight. the these are companies that are going to transform a lot of what we think about as health care and who pays for it in the future. >> i want to talk to you a little bit about -- it's on everyone's mind. what i really -- i feel like everybody asks you the allen paul question. i want to know, what is the sentiment right now at cliner about how long do we have to be the bc firm? >> we do get that question, and -- look. we're happy it's over. so, the case is done. i think the way that we'd love to look at it, and we're happy to talk about, is that a lot of good came from this. there's always good that comes from adversity. and if we think about how we have leveled and increased awareness and conversation around diversity by large tech companies in the valley in the nation, in our firms, it's really been incredibly positive. >> what's different at cliner now after this trial? what is diffe

sarah goldenberg. it is 48 this is sunday morning u.s. captioning company . >>> good morning thank you for joining us. it is a little rainy now but that could change. >> beth: it is going to change. the same temperature we had last night when we signed off. mid 40s, rain showers trance today, we get a shot of cold. -- today a first alert outlook day, going to be a weather whiplash kind of day by this afternoon big winds, a period of heavy snow mixed in, subzero wind chills. actually last through a good portion of the week if you are heading out this morning you can see towards lake shore, avon, lorain, elyria, towards rain, avon lake, still seeing quite a bit of rain to downtown then it lightens up. you can see the snow in the near future for toledo, along the turnpike going to move west to east. eastsiders are going to see lake-effect snow. look at the watch boxes and warnings interesting to note our purple is a wind advisory because the winds are going to be picking up, expecting upwards of 50 miles an hour with that the light blue lake-effect snow advisory runs through tomorrow morning, current conditions 48 , light rain. the rain now is going to transi

sarah, what is the school doing to further improve those beth, washington teachers say their formula for success is pretty simple. they encourage every student to take an advanced placement