athletic director gary barta says it is the right time to make upgrades. " when we renovated the last time 10 years ago, one of the times we didn't do is renovate the north endzone, 30 years ago we last made improvements. we knew we had to do something eventually.and it became the right time. we just want to make sure we take a great college football venue and keep it up to date " the project will also replace turf. that will happen before the start of next season. 2017 season and the entire project should be done before the 2019 football season. and the whole project will cost about 90 million dollars. the hawkeyes will pay for it through fundraising, seating revenue and bond sales. bruce and beth? thanks, josh. in a kcrg t-v nine update tonight... the bremer county sheriff's office says the human remains a farmer found are probably who disappeared this past summer. the state medical examiner's office will confirm if the remains are those of cloris mehmen, who was 76. she disappeared on july fifth. the farmer found the body yesterday afternoon while harvesting a corn field. that was

when we talk about barta, there's an animal side of it. we have funding for the national veterinary stockpile. we have to bring these things together and have a higher level conversation on how we koo coordinate these events. so that's all i have. >> from one to ten? >> oh, i knew you were going to make me put a number on it. >> yes, i am. >> i'm going to give this a six today. >> good. bob? >> thank you. first of all, first of all, thank you for the invitation to be here and to be part of this panel. certainly this is an area of great interest to me. i would take a similar approach to tammy's in terms of cataloging a variety of different elements of what we have here. i'm going to start with a number because, quite frankly, you can't give a single number. as tammy appropriately put out or identified is that there's a federal component to the state and local and clearly a commercial industry component. so first of all, i'll start with the commercial industry. i give them an eight or a nine because why? why, because their brand and profit s

we talked about barta. we don't have anything on the animal side that is analogous to what barta is. we have to shed light on the companion animal side. i think that's what we are here today the. success in addressing these gaps will be really dependent on one health concept. all agency, allstate, all industry approach to addressing these things. as i mentioned, i think we have to have some capability to incentivize this. it is going to come through funding. it will come through real leadership at the top that will encourage people to work together. they are working together through one health initiatives. but we have to bring this more into focus on a very much higher level. and then we have to incentivize people to work in this area. and the other thing i will say is on a global level. these diseases can occur naturally. we are doing a lot on the global level to the global health security partners. we help build capacity in the international arena. and we do so through incentivizing them to work. because

when we talk about barta, there's an animal side of it. we have funding for the national veterinary stockpile. we have to bring these things together and have a higher level conversation on how we koo coordinate these events. so that's all i have. >> from one to ten? >> oh, i knew you were going to make me put a number on it. >> yes, i am. >> i'm going to give this a six today. >> good. bob? >> thank you. first of all, first of all, thank you for the invitation to be here and to be part of this panel. certainly this is an area of great interest to me. i would take a similar approach to tammy's in terms of cataloging a variety of different elements of what we have here. i'm going to start with a number because, quite frankly, you can't give a single number. as tammy appropriately put out or identified is that there's a federal component to the state and local and clearly a commercial industry component. so first of all, i'll start with the commercial industry. i give them an eight or a nine because why? why, because their brand and profit s

seating - as well as new concessions - restrooms and a skywalk.the des moines register reports - gary barta says he expects the board to make a decision today. if approved - the first phase of construction will begin next summer. a special task force in iowa city is meeting for the second time tonight.members will be talking about the student survey cbs 2 news brought you as a special report last month. students took the survey last semester - telling district leaders what they experience in their school environment. environment.the results showed three focus areas the district is now working on - teacher and mentor relationships - creating a more inclusive community - and a more disciplinary environment.the task force will develop recommendations and give them to the board in december. that's a quick look at your thursday morning news.get more news anytime online - at cbs 2 ? >>> file the need -- the need for speed! >> ten minutes. >> you'll make it. >> raymond, raymond, you're going to make it. >> ten minutes to -- >> raymond, raymond, hey. colonel jetson. did you order the code red? >> >