terry branstad/iowa) "i think it was a brilliant move. strategically good move. i am endorsement in the near future. i think we'll get some indication as to how things are going when you have all these folks that are going to v vte on super tuesday." ahead of the iowa caucuses, branstad spoke out against ted cruz telling caucus voters that cruz should be defeated. branstad also announcing that iowa is now generating over 31 perceet of its enerery from wind. according to the u. s. energy information administration, iowa is now the first and only state to have crossed the 30 percent mark. branstad says he's pro of iowa's leadershiiin wind energy and is hoping to push that number up to 40 in five years. working to bring tiny houses to the community. if you haven't heard of the tiny house mmvement- we're e lking about living in homes around 500 square feet or at times smaller. it's becoming popular among people who wish to live a simple life--be energy efficent, or even vave money. kwwl's kristin rogers spoke with members of that group as well as the city today. kris

governor branstad says he has no plans to endorse in the near future. the y-m-c-a is turning a donation into cash... along highway 141 in grimes to the 'y' a decade ago. at that time the 'y' planned to build a new facility to replace its rented location at the grimes community complex. now they plan to sell the land.. and close the rented location at the end of april. '10 years ago the ymca made a commitment to grimes to build a new location on the northeast part of town and just to see that being abandoned is frustrating.' in pulling out of grimes the 'y' says its prioritizing its finances and focusing on projects currently underway... that could involve finishing the pool at the wellmark y-m-c-a in downtown des moines. that location opened in january of 20-15.... but the 'y' has been unable to raise the money to complete the project. in addition to finishing the pool.. and selling the land in grimes.. the 'y' is also searching for a new c-e-o. vernon delpesce resigned last month. c-o-o wade riedinger is filling in until someone is hired. two des moine

but iowa governor terry branstad is not ready to support any presidential candidate. at his weekly press conference this morning, governor branstad said regardless of whether people agree with christie's endorsement or not he respects it as a strategic timely move that helped move the spotlight off marco rubio's good debate trump. >> i think it was brilliant move and it obviously changed the coverage and so i think it was a strategically a good move. now i am entend -- intending to make a endorsement in the near future. i think we will get some indication as to how things are going when you have all the states that vote on super tuesday. >> branstad says iowa received a federal grant for 6 innovation model or sim initiative will bring together hospitals, doctors and local agencies to focus on issues like obesity and diabetes in their communities. while americans are paying attention to the water crisis in flint, michigan, officials in iowa are dealing with their own water issues. issues.one of governor branstad's initiatives for this legislative session is to spend mo

reporter: governor branstad says that percentage could climb above 40% in the next 5 years. gas prices taking another jump up over the weekend in iowa. now selling for just under a dollar 80 a gallon. according to gas buddy.com prices are still 39 cents a gallon lower than last year. gas buddy says the jump is due in part to reduced production. stacey: on the eve of super tuesday, the insults continue to fly among the republican presidential candidates. kcci's chief political reporter cynthia fodor shows us why governor branstad thinks the campaign is getting out of hand. parts it's gotten too far. it's called a con-job and we are not going to allow a con-artist to take control of the party of lincoln and reagan. donald trump: the guy's a choke-artist. we cannot have choke-artists running our country. our country is in trouble. right, with the presidential race turning into a mud slinging contest as an internal gop war erupts over a likely trump nominee. >> i think its way out of hand, the focus needs to be on issues, not on personal appearance these kind of things. reporter

back in iowa -- governor terry branstad says he is *not ready to support a presidential candidate. candidate.but he did weigh in on new jersey governor chchs christie's decision to support donald trump last week. week. "i think it was a brilliant move... it was a strategically good move. i am not intending to make an endorsement in the near future. we'll have an tuesday."after super ttuesday." tuesday."christie was the first former candidate to back trump's white house bid.trump also got the backing of alabama senator jeff sessions at a rally earlier this week. now moving on to the democrats, hillary clinton is hoping for a big day in the southern part of the u-s, ere she most recently won south carolina. carolina.takakg a look at the current delegate count between the two candidates -- clinton is well out in front -- but that's mostly due to her edge in super delegates -- which are party leaders who can choose whichever candidate they want. want.the latest polls show clinton leading in three key states that have nearly 450 delegates combined.bernie sanders has been campapaning hea

governor branstad's plan to privatize medicaid is set to take effect april first....the federal government's already pushed that says the bill has six goals to accomplish oversight including creating a medicaid reinvestment fund and expanding the medical assistance advisory council.... 'our job is to protect the health care safety net for iowa families. we are all one accident or illness away from depending on medicaid.iowas health care safety net is simply too important to turn over to out-of-state corporations' before the bill could be debated it was deferred. the senate majority leader said republicans are considering some amendments to the bill and the plan is to take it back up tomorrow. the blank park zoo is investing some dollars in the animal kingdom. it's planning to build a nearly

governor branstad's plan to privatize medicaid is set to take effect april first the federal government's already pushed that start date back twice. ragan let colleagues know she's still not happy the switch is happening. 'this medicaid privatization program is destined to harm the very people it was supposed to help. apparently, it was designed by those who know the cost of everything but understand the value of nothing.' republicans want to change the proposed oversight bill. democratic leaders say that means it could be tomorrow before the full senate will debate the ideas. prairie city is on its third day weekend malfunction ... the towns loss of water pressure means residents have to boil drinking water. the p-c-m elementary school remained open, thanks to 28- hundred bottles of water donated by

hear how they're attacking the frontrunner, and how governor branstad is joining in. in 24 hours...it's the presidential candidate's super tuesday means voting in a dozen states...plus the u-s american samoa on the republican side...there's worry the candidates' campaigning's going too far over past week the campaigns have focused less on issues.. and more on personal attacks... political director dave price joins us... 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 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 like makeup around his mustache, caus he had one of those sweat mustaches, then he asked for a full length mirror, i 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

the republican side of the presidential campaign today during his weekly press conference , terry branstad commenting on trump's campaign strategy calling to gain new chris christie's endorsement. branstad also address the g-o- the campaign trail, specifically the political attacks amongst the republicans "i think it's way out of hand. i really think the focus issues, not on personal appearance or these is a very serious responsibility -- choosing the next country, and the problems." continued by saying the republicans need to have vigilant leadership in order to address the critical issues the nation faces. jenna: as of late, on the campaign trail allthe talk has been about replacing supreme court justice antonin scalia. but today another supreme court justice is making headlines for simply asking a question. supreme court justice clarence thomas broke a 10 plus year streak today aski his first question on the bench during oral arguments during a court case on gun ownership and domestic violence in more than a decade. the case before the court concerns gun ownership and domestic violence.

governor branstad is also talking wind power. he says iowa is now generating more than 31 percent of its energy from wind. the federal government says iowa is the first and only state to the govenor says he's proud of iowa's leadership in wind energy and is hoping to push that number up to 40 in five years. this morning at the white house, a special meeting between the the focus is the standoff over a supreme court nominee. the president plans to nominate someone to replace the late justice scalia. republicans -- including senator grassley -- who chairs the committee that considers court appointments -- want that decision to be up to the next president. the senate majority and minority leaders will also be at today's meeting. we've been told they'll also talk about the drug problem in this country. senator grassley's office says more than 47- thousand americans died from overdoses in 2014 -- an all-time high. his office says that's more deaths than from car crashes or gun violence. new this morning... new records say a university

. >>> and iowa, governor terry branstad said he is not ready to support a presidential candidate but t did weigh in on chris christie's decision to support donald trp. >> i think it was a brilliant so i think it was ace tuesday." christie was the first former candidate back trump's white house bid.trump al got the backing of alabama senator jeff sessions at a rally earlier this week. president obama will be sitting down today with key senate republican leaders including nate majority leader mitch mcconnell and iowa senor chuck grassley. grasslsl is the chair of the senate judiciary committee and holds a powerful role in deciding who will replace the late supremecourt justice antonin scalia, who died last month.so far, grassley and other republicans have vowed to block any nominee, saying the next president should choose.obama is expected to try to take time tw try to negotiate with the senators. apple receivededa big win in its fight against the f-b-i. f-b-i.a federal judge has ruled that investigators *cannot force the company to unlock an phone owned by a york.that comes after anot

branstad continued by saying the republicans need to have vigilantleadership in order to address the critical issues the nation faces. lukas: madison county residents are being asked to double check their voter registration caucus. here's susan risinger with the details. "madison county clerk nancy scheer urges voters to check their voter registration information before filing a new form online. scheer says if your name, address and party affiliation are correct, you do not need to fill out a new form. her office received 151 online registrations over the weekend, and she says many are duplicates. plans are being finalized for a $3- million road repair project in niobrara state park. department of roads local projects engineer larry legg says bids will be let in june, and the project is scheduled to begin in late august. the spring production of norfolk community theatre opens thursday night at 7:30, and the audience is in for a lot of fun. northeast community college theater and speech instructor adam peterson says some critics have called "the nerd" one of the funniest plays ever w

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governor branstad's plan to privatize medicaid is set to take effect april first the federal government's already pushed that back twice. ragan let colleagues know she's still not happy the switch is happening. 'this medicaid privatization program is destined to harm the very people it was supposed to help. apparently, it was designed by those who know the cost of everything but understand the value of nothing.' republicans are still hoping to bill. democratic leaders say that means it could be tomorrow before the full senate will debate the ideas. a des moines man charged in a deadly car crash took the stand in his own defense. troy mure junior is on trial for vehicular homicide. he's accused of causing the death of 22 year old scalicity boyd when he slammed into a telephone pole going nearly 90 miles an hour last november. in the days leading up to the crash, mure says he received death threats over rumors of his involvement in a fatal shooting earlier that month at evolution night club. he testified on that morning, he thought his and boyd's lives were in danger... when another car sta

back in iowa -- governor terry branstad says he is *not ready washington dealmaker.>>> georgia offers the next highest amount with 75 delegates. in iowa, governor terry brand says he is t ready y support any candidate. >> he did weigh in on chris christie's decision to support donald trump last week. move vented obviously changed the coverage. so, i think it was strategically a good move. now, i'm not intending to make an endorsement in the near future. i think we will get some indication as to how things are going when you have all of the states that are going to vote on super tuesday.>> christie was the first candidate to back trump. he also got the backing of ff sessions earlier this week from alabama. >>> let's go to hillary clinton where she has already won south carolina. >> clinton is out in front thanks mostly to her superdelegate. the latest poll shows that clinton is l lding in threrekey ates that have nearly 450 delegates combined. bernie sanders has been campaigning heavily in could be a key state to help them cut into hillary clinton's ad. or a a of the coverage o osuper

governor branstad on hand for the dedication. students can take m-b-a classes and other business courses "we also now have the ability with this facility to link these technology allows us to link the some classes have already started in the new building. all courses will be available in the fall. astronaut scott kelly just returned to earth from space. it was his fourth mission, but this one was special, even by astronaut standards. he took part in groundbreaking research, set a space-travel record, and shared the "scott kelly, back on mother a year on the international space station... ...the longest period of time any american has spent in space. "always bitter sweet when you leave this incredible place" kelly descended into the kazakhstan desert on the soyuz ...along with two russian cosmonauts late a battery of tests on the effects of zero-gravity on the human body... ...and kelly was a unique research subject: his twin brother, astronaut mark kelly, was on earth the whole time... ...allowing scientists to compare how their

governor branstad is also talking wind power. he says iowa is now generating more than 31 percent of its energy from wind. the federal government says iowa is the first and only state to have hit that number. the govenor says he's proud of iowa's leadership in wind energy and is hoping to push that number up to this morning at the white house, a special meeting between the president and iowa senator chuck grassley. the focus is the standoff over a supreme court nominee. the president plans to nominate someone to replace the late justice scalia. republicans -- including senator grassley -- who chairs the committee that considers court appointments -- want that decision to be up to the next president. the senate majority and minority leaders will also be at talk about the drug problem in this country. senator grassley's office says more than 47- thousand americans died from overdoses in 2014 -- an all-time high. his office says that's more deaths than from car crashes or gun violence. new this morning... new records say a universit

governor branstad says there is a potential for the state to generate about 40 percent of energy from wind in the next five years. an organization that helps revitalize neighborhoods in cedar rapids is expanding its reach. the non-profit - matthew 25 - plans to move a portion of its operations inside the newbo city market to provide fresh produce for more people. kcrg-tv9's jill kasparie is live in northwest to? matthew 25 has an urban farm here on the northwest side. it's obviously quiet now but throughout the growing season, many people work together to grow fresh produce for families in need. now their produce stand will have a more permanent home. "there's some broccoli being started, yukina savoy - kind of an asian green..." the growing season has technically already started for matthew 25. " we'll start a few more trays in a few weeks, probably two weeks from now, just so we'll have a good succession to keep these things coming throughout the season." they'll need the produce because they'll be busy at newbo city market. "we are going to give them the permanent spot there within

stephanie/2bam: governor branstad is the one who spear- headed the move, as a way to save the state money and, he says, improve care. jack: the state of kansas actually made a similar switch three years ago. sarah mccarthy traveled there to get an idea what iowa medicaid patients can expect. inside cottonwood incorporated in lawrence, kansas stories that start like this.. are common. meant."> when doctors delivered connie warkins' daughter jessie, they also delivered a diagnosis. connie warkins jessie's mother (00:45 - 00:50) <"i had seen people that were downs syndrome, but i didn't really understand what it was about."> that was 32 years ago, when help for people with intellectual disabilities wasn't easy to find. [take: nat full]nat full<54:00> cottonwood's mission is simple. - sharon spratt ceo cottonwood inc. (01:16 - 01:21) <"we help people live their life. we help them work each day, we help them go about their routine day."> a routine.. <"that's

jack: and governor branstad spoke about it this morning. while he says he won't talk about that bill specifically until it makes it to his desk, he says oversight is already happening... with both the insurance commissioner and two ombudsmen. " so were looking at more people who oversee the overseeings to manage the managers, how much of that dupilication do we want and how much is it going to cost? those are the things you have to balance in determining whether this is good public jack: a state innovation model. it provides to six iowa communities, together hospitals and to improve the health of iowans. diabetes and obesity are the main issues the program targets. stephanie: also at the legislators and gathered to talk about human trafficking and its presence in iowa. one advocate, a mother of a victim, said the issue is happening everywhere in iowa, not just big cities. "kids come from all over iowa. it's not a city issue. it's not a rural issue. it's a statewide issue. desperation or vulnerability, you can have trafficking. " stephanie:

another bill involving juveniles is headed to governor branstad's desk... that bill would limit access to juvenile criminal records. currently all records are public. the new proposal would make juvenile records confidential except in cases of murder, rape, kidnapping, and other forcible felonies. the senate has already approved the bill and the house did the lawmakers are also taking up a proposal that could save the state a half-million dollars per year.... channel 13's jodi whitworth shows us why car collectors support it... and police officers have their concerns. 103201 - were kind of entering a new age of car ownership where there is a pride of ownership is unprecedented since the 60s not many customers are willing spend a hundred grand on a new car... 142500 - this is the 2016 corvette, this is the z06 model but those who do -- buy for looks... 112902 - millions and millions of dollars are spent developing these beautiful cars the front plate is a turn off for car collectors and enthusiasts... most sports cars don't come with a front license plate br

. >>> governor branstad says they want iowa to be e healthiest state in the nation. >> they are giving he 6 communities grant to achieve that. steffi lee is telling us what the funds should help with. the state invasion model initiative. it aims to help county preview how effectist health care access is. lynn county public health is one of 6 who will get federal funding. the reviewewill happen over the next three years. 6 communities will split about a million dollars of federal funding during the first year. lieutenant governor reynolds says this ties in with other health initiatives including the blue zone certified community which lynn county is part of. lynn countery public health -- county public health says they will address health arealike tobacco use obesity and didietes. >> diabetes and obesity trends are tending to go upwards and we would like to see that change. and as far as tobacco use goes, that's always something that we are working to address. >> reporter: local hospitals and government health agencies will work with lynn county public health on the grant. steffi lee. r

governor branstad's plan to privatize medicaid is set to take effect april first, a date that has twice been delayed. senator ragan says the bill has six goals to accomplish oversight. those include creating a medicaid reinvestment fund and expanding something called the medical assistance advisory council. 'our job is to protect the health care safety net for iowa all one accident or illness away from depending on medicaid.iowas health care safety net is simply too important to turn over to out-of-state corporations' the bill wasn't debated today. the senate majority leader said republicans are considering some amendments to it and the plan is to take it back up tomorrow. a who's who of business leaders from across the state are asking lawmakers to expand medical cannabis in iowa. yesterday dozens of leaders ... including jim cownie, ron pearson, fred hubble, gary kirke and bill knapp ... all signed an open letter to legislators encouraging cannabis legislation. their letter read in part ... as iowa business leaders, we join the 76% of iowans who believe that medical cannabis should be

right now -- governor terry branstad is still working to in the nation. nation.six communities will be a part of the state innovation model initiative.it's a federal grant to allow counties to review their health care access.counties will split about a million dollars of federal funding during the first year -- and linn county public health is one of them.chronic disease services coordinator cindy fiester says they'll address issues like tobacco use -- obesity and diabetes. "social determinants of health has everything to do with how people maintain their health - it's transportations to doctors appointments, it's food access, it's safe housing in the community for example thereof."iowa was just one of 11 states in the initiative that will be receiving grant money during the three year review process. in one month -- iowa's massive medicaid health system will become a private operation -- and state lawmakers are still fighting to make sure the program gets some oversight. oversight.right now -- a bill on the floor of the senate establishing a regulatory s

lucas: governor terry branstad announced that more than 31- percent of iowa electricity...now comes from wind production.. new data from the u-s energy information administration puts iowa as the first...and only...state to cross the 30- growing wind attracted almost 12-billion state's economy. five years...it's will move up to wind-produced electricity. lucas: wind...) meteorologist sam schrier joins us again sam strong winds and conditions very tough for northern iowa through the morning hours today. the bulk of snow has stayed primarily in northern iowa centered roughly around highway 20, and it will keep pushing eastward through the morning. snow the metro to 4 inches up near fort dodge. the winds will remain strong through the day so even after the snow subsides we may still have low visibility and drifting from blowing snow. highs today under the cloud cover and north winds will only be able to climb into the low 30s with lows falling to around 20 tonight. tomorrow looks cloudy again with another wave of precipitation expected to come during the night. it will likely start off agai

governor branstad says the state has the potential to reach 40 percent in the next five years. the nation was below five percent. coming up... how one eastern iowa man got away with stealing millions from thousands of customers at a bank and, ford is taking on a new form of transportation-- bikes! but not just any ordinary we'll be right back with your storm track seven forecast. most of the snow has tracked out afternoon. but more snow tracks in by tomorrow night. i'll have got you covered, with ally "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: here are some of the latest snowfall totals.... most of us got a trace to 4" with the heaviest north of highway 20 and light snow may track in by tomorrow night. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras is won't improve much more today.. we are in the teens and 20s now and mph all over the state.. not expected to die down until clear out for a bit, but we have anoth

governor branstad hopes to get 40-percent of iowa's energy needs from wind in the next five years. new in iowa city right now, now,there is an effort to get ride sharing services on city streets. streets.the city council will soon review regulations that in their present form - make it nearly impossible for a company like uber to operate. e city says it neededto address rules on safe vehicles and safe drivers.a meeting is set at city hall tomorrow night at seven to discuss the issue. hundreds in iowa city packed hotel vetro tonight for the top chef competition. competition.tickets sold out in four days to get a taste of food, drinks, desserts and coffee from 24 different restaurants.they competed to win top chef and people's choice in the entre, dessert "very exciting, it's an honor to be able to sit back and judge your peers and all the culinary talent that is here to be the one to be able to decide, as part of a team deciding who's the top chef... it's a big honor." honor."organizers from the iowa city downtown district say the event is an opportunity to share all the culinary ex

governor branstad right now is still working to make iowa the healthiest state in the nation. nation.six iowa counties are a part of the ate innovation model initiative.its a federal grant allowing counties to review their health care access counties will split about a million dollars of federal funding g during the first year. linn county public health is one of them.chronic disease services coordinator cindy fiester says they'll address health areas like tobacco use, obesity and diabetes. 18:06:10 "social determinants of health has everything to do with how people maintain their health - it's transportations to doctors appointments, it's food access, it's safe housing in the community for example thereof."the review process will last three years. now to the fifit over the balance of power on the u-s supreme court.iowa senator chuck grassley chairs the senate committee that will question an eventudl nominee. nominee.he and g-o-p leaders are standing firm, saying they won't consider *any* nominee from president obama. obama.still, senator grassley joined a group of republicans

sabrina: governor terry branstad announced that more than 31- percent of iowa electricity...now comes from wind production.. new data from the u-s energy information administration puts iowa as the first...and only...state to cross the 30- percent mark. growing wind farms have attracted almost 12-billion dollars to the state's economy. within the next five years...it is expected that iowa will move up to 40-percent in wind produced electricity. elias: in two months. it's only been open for eight years. but there's not keep it open, and close. one grimes council member says he's sad to see the ymca go, as grimes doesn't have many other gyms for families to go to now. "i would say disappointed is an understatement. we have a lot of grimes "i would say disappointed is an understatement. we have a lot of grimes residents that are members of the ymca, have been for years, have been eagerly anticipating the new ymca being built and for those reasons, ya, it's very, it's not a good day for a lot of grimes people. " elias: the center will stay open until april 30th, and employees will help me

governor branstad says the state has the potential to reach forty percent in the next five years. the goal for the country in 20- percent wind power by 2030...last year the nation was below five percent a quick update this morning-- rashon montgomery is missing no more. he has autism and his family was worried about him police found him, safely, last night at the casey's off university avenue in waterloo. its still to come.. no real or fake guns and point. wake up in your first home. wake up in a home you've made a bit bigger. wake up in a home with a new address. wake up in a home that doesn't even have an address. as your life evolves, your dream home evolves too, and protecting it takes committed support. at american family insurance we support your dreams. see how you can save with the forecast from storm track "you're watching kwwl, this is today in iowa." forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: here are some of the latest

governor branstad says there is a potential for the state to generate about 40% of energy from wind in the next 5 years. the marion public library officially has a new director. this morning, the city announced elsworth carman will become the new director. he comes from oak park illinois, which is just outside of chicago. carman was manager of library experiences and initiatives in public services at a library there. he officially take over the position on april 18th. current director, doug raber, retires this month. the future owner of the hamburg inn #2 says he doesn't plan to change the feel of the popular restaurant. michael lee will take over the iowa city restaurant on thursday. the hamburg inn is best known, especially this time of year, for hosting presidential candidates. stop from new jersey governor chris christie last year. lee is a university of iowa graduate and a native of china. he tells the gazette he loves the restaurant and the atmosphere at the historic site. current owner dave panther says he chose lee to take over the restaurant after hearing he didn't want to cha

governor branstad says iowa has the potential to jump above 40% in the next five years. derive 20% of its electricity from wind by 2030. the nation was at 4.7% last year. terry burk: it's an easy way to do something that's constructive for the community. eric: that's a customer at a new coffee shop between ames and des moines on highway 69. at this shop coffee and scones aren't as important as the iowans behind the counter. it's called freedom blend coffee. february first, freedom for youth took over a shop that was going to close in huxley and added to the menu. every cup that's sold helps kids who've found trouble track down their right path. and others as young as elementary will learn stability from the classes they'll take there. coffee's just the front for this store that's really offering a second chance. jessica evans: it's really about the kids and finding hope and providing digity for the kids and giving them opportunities to succeed. brian dannenmueller: i've paid off thousands of dollars in at dmacc. eric: brianna, who you heard from was in a lot of trouble -

electricity from wind.that's well ahead of the national rate which is still below five percent.governor branstad hopes to get 40-percent of in the next five years. tonight in iowa city, there will be a meeting that could possibly paving the way for ride-sharing services on city streets. streets.right now, regulations make it nearly impossible for a company like uber to operate there.but the city council plans to review those regulations, and will address rules on safe vehicles and drivers.a meeting is set at city hall tonight at seven to discuss the issue. that's a quick look at your tuesday morning news.get more news anytime online - at cbs 2 iowa dot com!have a great day. coming up wayne: you've got the big deal of the day! jonathan: yeah, girl! it's a trip to bermuda! wayne: you won a car! - zonks are no fun. - big deal, baby! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal". now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody. welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady. i need three people. let's make this deal real quick. lisa, come on over here for me, lisa. my man the robot. i

them with a difficult task. 3 it's a celebration for iowa's wind energy industry.governor terry branstad says the state generates almost a third of its total energy used from wind farms in the state. generate more than 30 percent of its total power from wind. south dakota is second at just over 25 percent. iowa's wind farms have brought in almost 12 billion dollars for the state's economy. 3 a new mental health facility held an open house yesterday afternoon. 3 sioux rivers regional assessment and stabilization center will treat adults 18 and older who suffer from mental health issues. it'll serve sioux... plymouth... and woodbury counties... and plan to open their doors by the end of this month. the program offers a 23 - hour observation treatment area for anyone with mild symptoms... plus a more intensive program for those in need. 3 "if they need more time to stabilize they can come over to the stabilization center side which has nine beds. the individual can stay up to nine days." 3 once opened... the center will employ five registered nurses... three crisis technicians... a care the