going to practice for the next week, weeks, months, whatever it would have been," said briar cliff univivsity head track coacac nate treinen. worlrlide air structure assistance, or wasa, were flown out from canada to get it back up. "just about every outdoor sport at briar cliff university uses the charger dome at some point so having it repaired was a big deal for them." wasa had to investigate what exactly happened. "a massive snow slide that came down and hit the corner and the corner only has so much room to give so the fabric tore along the edge," said worldwide air structure assistance owner, bob jessome. it's been a weeks worth of work patching it up and thursday, it was time to re-inflate the dome. in the mean time, athletic teams have been traveling to different gyms for practice and... "softball had a tournament that was scheduled last weekend that dome there so we can play softball games in there too so all of our outdoor sports use it for something," said briar cliff university director of athletics, steve gast after overcoming some struggles of re-inflating the practice facility.

like these students at the univivsity of new hampshshe. i've got a friend in bernie >> reporter: managinin expectations is another concern for sanders. he's so far ahead right now, if hillary clinton does manage to close that gap, it could still be a problem for him, even if he comes in first. lester. >> casie, thank you. >> check todd is co-moderating the debate on msnbc. chuck sanders long considered the front-runner in the new hampshire race. does that take any pressure off secretary clinton in this >> you know, i don't think it does, only because of the clinton tradition here in new hampshire. new hampshire's been very good to the clinton family. saved bill clintos candidacy in 1992. helped extend hillary's race in 2008. i don't think necessarily it buys her time. but look, this debate is coming at a time when the two of them are having a real bate about what should the democratic party be. should it be what it's been? is it the party of obama and clinton? or does it need to go in a new direction as bernie sanders? clearly an army of s

football award in 2009...played at a division 1 univivsity...i like those accolades." with a.j. graham at the helm....the bandits have hopes of winning another shiny ring this season.... the opener is just three weeks away and the fellas are ready to roll.... "i feel like any team that comes off a championship i feel like they have the confidence to go in and repeat even with the rebuilding that we had to do this year. a lot of players going different places and retiring. i am pretty guys that we brought in and we can go for a repeat thisisea" "february is here, so it's game time now. we got a motto stay undefeated at home, but one game at a time...but if we can get a rhythm going, there is no stopping the hunt." the bandits open their season on february 27th at home against m snow showers, less than inch accumulation. very gusty, blowing snow. tomorrow, morning snow, afternoon clouds, still gusting to 40. 7-day.. one more windy day left, then a quiet week ahead! beiririro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv". we know you're gonna love it. [ screams ] [ balloon pops ] [ screa

it.we spoke with university of iowa professor phil kaaret about what it means for our world and the univivse beyond. einstein predicted 100 years ago to the year that there would be these gravitational waves so this is really a striking confirmation of his theory 8more than a billion years ago two black wholes collided creating a ripple effect in space time timeif a gravitational wave is compressing space this way simoutaniosly it will be stretching space the opposite the orthogonal direction 6on september 14th that wave literally shifted the work we live in for a fraction of a second. talking about is only it was a thousandth the thickness of a proton which is less than a millionth of an atom but yea in fact the earth its self actually gets compressed and expanded. 12that gravitational wave was detected by o monitoring stations know as ligo where they a set of massive lasers and mirrors to to take the most precise measurements and the technology behind the discovery has been a long time coming. coming. the nsf its self has been funding this experiment for about 40 years you know really pati

. >> r rorter: in 2014, the univivsity added the second bus to help open up space and reduce pick up time. since then, the night ride staff has been busy pickingup say they should add a third bus. >> yeah, it was pretty packed in there and it goes all the way around, so they pick people up on the way. >> eporter: junior chelsea used night ride once. she said she wanted to make sure she got to her car safely. >> it's a better way to get around. especially being a female. >> late at night getting somewhere or if i've been at them. >> reporter: senior laura says she wishes dispatchers could text her when they're minutes away. >> staying on the street for 15 either. >> reporter: they added a second bus for that reason. dispatchers also let callers know how long they could wait. >> you don't necessarily have minutes.

record-breakingunds stole the show for the univivsity of iowa's annuaua dance marathon.n. this year's marathon raised more than 2 point 4 million dollars. as part of what's called the big event, more than 25- hundred people spent 24 hours dancing on t tir feet friday into saturday. the money raised last night will help families with children battling cancer at the university of iowa children's hohoital. " gift cards for the family to get take out food or a break from the hospital. anything from insurance co-pay. god forbid, any kind of funeral cost. " setting 2 million dollars. the 21 previous marathons raised more than 16 and a hf million. iowa senator joni ernst made a stop in in eastern iowa, to empower young women in the corridor. she appeared at a 'share your voice' leadership conference at the coralville marriott. ernst and other iowa female leaders spoke the the girl scouts of eastern iowa and western illinois at the event. the girls engaged in group activities to learn about subjects like politics and how womenenre portrayeyein the media. "we find that from element

. >> i paid $35,000 to trump univivsity and all i got was a picture of myself with a cardboard cutout of donald trump. >> reporter: rival ted cruz is piling on, hammering trump for not releasing his tax returns. >> but maybe his tax returns show that he doesn't have quite as much money as he says he does. >> reporter: and trump is also taking aim at the media, threatening to weaken first amendment protections for reporters so he can sue them. >> the media -- the most dishonest human beings on earth, i'm telling you. >> reporter: but his supporters in tennessee aren't bothered by the attacks. all these new attacks we're hearing from rubio and cruz going after donald trump? >> not fazing me a bit. >> okay, mary bruce joins us now from tennessee. donald trump about to take the stage there. mary, so many endorsements. white house. is chris christie offering any indication that he's after a new job here. >> chris christie is set to join donald trump here. he has been asked a direct question. he'll go into the private sector to make money, just like donald trump. cecilia. >> mary bruce on t

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seattle univivsity student, caitlyn duncan lost her boyfriend in the mayhem that night. >> someone reached up my jacket. i was in a crowd. i was kind of twisting, turning, hitting, kicking. so, it happened all very quickly. but, yeah, people grabbed, you know between my legs, my -- my head, my face. >> reporter: she didn't get a goodook at her attackers but said they were all shouting in arabic. she was rescued by a group of syrian m mrants. and then they all, you know kind of hugged me. caitlyn,t is going to be okay. you are safe now. don't cry. >> caller: duncan said she came forward to show that not all migrants should be blamed. 33 arrests have been made so far. 2/3 are asylum seekers. the cologne attacks have hardened german's attitudes. and mayor palmer said germany simply cannot take as many migrant this year. >> the numbers h he off to decline. otheheise, there will be breakdowns in german cities and communities. >> reporter: today the german cabinet took dramatic steps towards tightening asylum rules, scott, including a t-year ban on family reunions and barring north afcan countri

purdue univivsity says the incidents nationwide last year is a 34 percent drop compared to the year before. in 2014, the u-s had 71 confirmed cases of grain bin accidents. johnson county officials want to create a jail diversion campus. the sheriff, county attorney, area police discussed the proposal yesterday. the campus would include a shelter, psych units and a detox facility. there are no projections on cost or location. the county attorney says the campus is better than locking them up in jail. "it's beneficial to the law enforcement officers and agencies in terms of saving money and the amount of time they spend dealing with people who are intoxicated, dealing with mental health crisis, having the collaborative approach is a really great way to go for everyone." the county also hopes to add crisis intervention teams of law enforcement to respond to people with mental health issues. metro care connection provides schools in the cedar rapids community school district with with february being school- based health care awareness month, the clinic at taylor school is asking the community

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. >> a scare yesterday to arkansas state univivsity turned out to be just a video shoot. the jonesboro campus put on lockdown after a report of armed fen near the student union. there were no arrests but a school spokesmen says the production crew should have let officials know two months ago there was an actual threat when a man with a shotgun drove on to campus. >>> the hunt is on in britain for the person responsible for a laser strike on a plane that forced a flight to return the virgin atlantic flight was leaded for new york. the pilot said it happened about seven miles from heathrow airport. virgin says one of the pilots reported a medical issue, apparently linked tohe laser strike. passengers were put up for the night and will fly to new york today. >> one more note from overseas, turkey is shelling kurdish militia in northern syria prompting the syrian government to protest at the u.n. in the meantime, new video shows syrian army helicopters dropping bombs in a suburb of damascus, the syrian capital. it all lessens the chances of a cease fire in the syrian civil w

theodora ross, who runs the e ncer genetics prograraat the univivsity of texas s soututestern.*************** sot/ss 14;48;14;28 i think that people are not waiting long enough before they send the test out// 14;48;02;20 ja: do you feel sometimes the science gets shortchanged in the face of the business? 15;10;18;21 tr: yes. people who, it's not been clinically tested, that if the fda were to come in and say show me your data couldn't show the data, they should not be testing these patients. 15;10;34349 ja: why not? 15;10;36;24 tr: because it's 3 a sioux city teenager is getting a big boost toward his dream of being a navy pilot.the experimental aircraft association has given 14 - year - old kevin (fuh - ree - iss) farias a "matching funds award." it was handed out at martin airfield in south sioux city last night. this means t t group wiwi pay four - thousand dollars towardrd his first flying lesson... and eventually his pilot's license. (fuh - ree - iss) farias was selected because of an essay he wrote promoting flying in siouxland... and for sharing his dream to become a naval avia

professor from florida atlantic univivsity shot this video. you see there, it shows tens of thousands of sharks off palm beach. all those dots you see down there, those are sharks migrating to warmer waters. this shark is relatively harmless, so o ey say. of themm to learn more about the way they migrate. hopefully they migrate off the ast, awawa from swimmers. >>> back to savannah and carson. >> natalie, thankso much. "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition is out t tay and it's ground breaking. >> have you done your research? >> oh, yes. >> it features three cover models, putting body image back in the spotlight in a whole new way. >> reporter: reaching more than 70 million people, the "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition alalysys makakak splash. this year, it's also m ming histsty, with not one but three cover models, with very different body types. for the first time ever, there's a plus size model, size 16 ashley graham, who calls the magazinene move beyond epic. rhondaonda rousey, known as the world's most dangerous woman, alsoraces the c