chris clackum, nbc news. the candidates will now set their sights on their next the nevada democratic caucus will take place on february 20th. that's the same day as the republican primary in south carolina. then republicans will take their turn in nevada on february 23rd. finally, democrats end the month in south carolina... on the 27th. message wise for the candidates, who are heading into these new races, that are going to be much more compressed. it really focuses on spreading a national message. trying to understand how your message in nevada is going to be heard in south carolina or in the super tuesday states. you can no longer be just as focused on the states youre running in. you have to broaden that message a little more than before. experts say those messages will be a little sharper, as candidates get closer to grabbing the nomination. a lawmaker will file a bill today to expand medical cannabis use in iowa... representative peter cownie outlined the bill at a conference yesterday. he says it woul

chris clackum, nbc news. and don't forget...the date to submit your tax return has been moved back four days. this it will be quiet and cooler this week. today is going to be mostly cloudy with temperatures still above average for this time of the year, with highs in the 40s. a cold front will move through during the morning on tuesday which will could bring a quick rain/snow mix through central iowa, but accumulation is not expected. winds will pick up during the middle of the week with temperatures dropping back new overnight.. we're learning your dreams evolve, and with committed support, they thrive. the south side of des moines. what we know so far from police. jam time... warm temps could pose a threat to central iowans today. we'll tell you where ice issues already have waters rising this morning. bee business... some in jeopardy here in iowa. hear how people in the metro are getting ready to bring back the bees.. before gardening season hits. and why if they don't, it could it's monday, february 22nd.

nbc 's chris clackum has more. american taxpayers across the country are getting letters from the irs... that shows the agency is again dealing with an onslaught of fraudulent tax returns. "unfortunately for consumers, tax return fraud is not going to go away anytime soon" cnbc's kelli grant has been writing about it... ....and says the troubles can be traced back to last year's data security breaches... ....where millions of social security numbers ended up in the hands of i-d thieves. the thieves then use the number to file a fake return and get other people's tax refund. "in most cases, we're hearing that they're e-filing. they're just doing this in bulk...massive amounts of returns and they know a lot of these are going to get rejected, they're going to be caught by the irs" she says taxpayers should take comfort that many are being caught by the irs... and that more security measures are in place this year to detect the real return from a fake one. but the individual can't do much to prevent fraud.. except to

chris clackum, nbc news. an announcement about christie's future could come as soon as today. christie cancelled a scheduled appearance in charleston to instead head home to new jersey. be sure to head over to our website at wis tv dot com for more decision 2016 coverage. one man is facing charges after columbia police say they uncovered thousands of dollars' worth of marijuana inside a homemade grow house. investigators arrested justin helps and charged him with manufacturing marijuana. police say officers found more than 45 marijuana plants inside a home on caroline drive near leesburg road in south columbia tuesday. they say 10 of the plants were mature and say one plant can producee pound of pot wroth about 35- hundred dollars. investigators say the plants have an estimated street value of more than $164,000. at last check, city of columbia water crews 10-inch water main break near t t 11- hundred block of st. andrews road. homes and businesses on st. andrewers road from lawrence street to broad river road remain under a boil water advisory this afternoon. we'll let you kn

chris clackum tells us humans sweethearts worldwide have their special day this sunday.. it's valentine's day. globe...americans are expected that online. "i'm not expecting anything too extravagant...we'll probably just go out to dinner" dinner out ...is what a third of those surveyed by fatwallet-dot-com said they'll be doing on valentine's day. over half said they'll buy candy...the heart shaped box is the most popular... ...while giving flowers is the preferred gift by one in four...making it the busiest day of the year for the fresh flower business. even pets will get the love come sunday... "did you ever purchase anything for your pet for valentines day? toys!" the fatwallet survey found one in five will buy a valentine present for their pet. flowers, jewelry, dinner or all would be great !" but probably greater than 150-dollars... which is what the average american will spend on valentine's this year. chris clackum, nbc news. we're looking at storm track seven live doppler radar right now. today in iowa is back with the forecast. few snow showers today but mostly b

nbc's chris clackum has more. chris the margin by which donald : trump won the republican presidential primary in new hampshire surprised most, but trump, himself, who was on the tip day show -- " "today" show this morning -- and we really did. i guess even better than anticipated. chris but the biggest surprise : was john kasich who came in second, albeit a distant second. he, too was the on the "today" show. >> i was the only one with a really positive message. chris disappointed by how : surprisingly poor he did, marco rubio remains unfazed. >> i think in the months and weeks to come, you're not gong to see anyone work harder or more passionately. chris ted cruz came in third but : is expected to have a better showing in south carolina, where the next republican primary takes place february 20. chris the 20th is also when the : democrats next face off in nevada, after bernie sanders turned his underdog campaign into a real fight in new hampshire. >> together we have sent a message that will echo from wall street

chris clackum, nbc news. google says it wants to place its emphasis on just one photo service - google photos. ggle says it wants to place its emphasis on just one photo service - google photos. the search giant says after march 15th the company will no longer support picasa desktop application. however, people who have downloaded the software can continue using it, but google won't provide more updates. picasa users will be able t t access all their photos in picasa web albums through google photos. but if you don't want to use google photos, the company says it'll create a quote "new place to access your picasa web data." apple music is quickly gaining on its biggest rival, spotify. apple now has 11 million subscribers which is more than half of spotify's 20 million subscribers who pay around 10 dollars a month for unlimited digital music. the new number was revealed by apple executives in a podcast popular with apple developers. other streaming services such as tidal and google have found it difficult to g

gabrielle: it could be a life-saver, and nbc's chris clackum has details. chris: most of us use the lock screens on phones to keep out the bad guys. but what if it's the good guys, who need vital information to save your life? >> we're the first ones there, so from a medical standpoint, it's vital. chris: turns out that information can be easily accessed on your smartphone. on iphones, it's right there in the bottom left-hand corner of the locked screen, the word "emergency." tap on it, and a keypad pops up for a quick call to, say, 911. or, if you're unconscious, someone else, like a paramedic, can tap on "medical id" below the keypad, and up pops info on yourself that could prove crucial. it's a standard app on iphones, where you input whatever info you deem important, like your name, the person to call in case of emergency, your height, weight, and most importantly, medical conditions. >> if you have epilepsy, we want to know that. if you have preexisting heart condition, if you have strokes, if you are diabetic, all of those major medical situations, whi

chris clackum, nbc news. the gamecock women survived another top number 2 ranked usc was on the road last night to do battle with number 10 texas a&m the gamecocks fell behind in the second quarter when the aggies scored 15 straight points. but in the second half, usc showed its poised and took control of the game. the gamecocks complete the comeback, winning 70 to 63, now 21-and-oh on the season. the going won't get any easier for the usc women in the next 7 days. thursday -- the gamecocks host kentucky at colonial life arena. and if they win -- they'll be undefeated as they head into what would be the game of the year next monday. a number one versus number two showdown at home against the defending national champion uconn huskies. the gamecocks and huskies met in a similar fashion last season, when the huskies handed usc its first loss of the season. the gamecocks were the number one team before that loss. a massive wave knocked a surfer off his board off the coast of maui, swallowing him whole, and it was

chris clackum, nbc news. >> do it now, good advice. the time is 5:25. lots more ahead for you on the next half hour of news. >> the clock w wding down as presidential candidates hope for an iowa surprise. >>> d a story will you see only on 6:00, a south florida law enforcement officer killed in his own home. this morning his family speaks out about this murder ystery. >>> showers moving through the area first thing this morning. roadways are wet, but we're more showers returning to your >>> right now at 5:30, the family of a murderedorrections officer speaks out. the murder mystery.

chris clackum, nbc news. >>> the new v.a. schedule. and way over budget. so now, lawmakers in washington prevent these problems from happening again. the u.s. house just passed a bill to tighten control of a big project, like the v.a. hospital in aurora and the bill would affect project has would cost more than $100 million. and it also says the v.a. would have to let the u.s. army corps of engineers, or another federal agency, manage the project. the legislation passed a voice vote in the house yesterday. and now it is off to the senate for consideration. >>> in fort collins, police are looking into a stabbing that happened in a midtown duplex. and it sent two women to the medical center for the rockies. one suspect is in custody. police say no other suspects are being sought right now. this happened though overnight. on stover. and west prospect. there are very few details out about the extent of the injuries. or a potential motive. >>> in southern colorado, theres with an overnight fire that heavily damaged the state's oldest catholic parish. this is vi

chris clackum, nbc news. jason: you have less than a week to register to vote if you want to cast a ballot in the florida primary next month. you can register at any drivers license office, private -- public library, or post office. florida' s first ballots for president will be cast some march 15. absentee ballots were mailed out yesterday. if you' ve spent anytime at all outside this week, you know that central florida is experiencing some some frigid cold temperatures. this week, it has been struggling to get into the 60' s. if you think it is rough, the night can be even colder with 30 degrees. it is a forecast that is making orlando' s coalition for the homeless take action. the group has decided that tonight, it will not refuse help to anyone seeking shelter from the cold, regardless of how much space they have. if you or someone you know is in need of shelter, you can head to the downtown centers on 639 west central boulevard, of 107 east -- or 107 east hillcrest street. jason: meteorologist eric burri

chris clackum, nbc news. speaking of valentines gifts, some people may get a tattoo to show how they feel about that special someone. but then life happens, and they later regret it. so, a tattoo company in arizona is looking to help people erase those bad memories. the tattoo shop is offering 25-percent off three tattoo removal treatments on tattoos related to love. a lazer procedure is used to break up the colors on the skin, and if the treatment is successful, the tattoo fades away. a man went to the shop to get rid of his memory of thurnback says: "don't go to vegas on a bottle of gin." thurnback says: "i get tired of people asking me what the date is aboutoh, you know, i got married, gin, vegas...ahhh." thurnback says: "it'll be nice not to look down and think about that person anymore." the man says he hopes to get a new tattoo as soon as the old one fades enough. coming up on midday-- the new hamsphire primaries are just a day away. we'll check out what the it comes to last minute many people clean the

nbc's chris clackum is here to show us. >> reporter: most of us use the lock screens on phones to keep out the bad guys. but what if it's the good guys who need vital information to save your life? >> with a medical emergency we are the first ones there from a medical standpoint and so it is vital. >> reporter: turns out that information can be easily accessed on your smartphone. on iphones it's right there in the bottom left-hand corner of the lock screen, the word emergency. tap on it and a keypad pops up fur other unconscious -- or if you're unconscious someone else like a paramedic could tap on medical i.d. below the keypad and up pops info on yourself that could prove crucial. it's a standard app on iphones where you input whatever info you deem important, like your name, the person to call in case of emergency, your height, weight and most importantly, medical conditions. >> if you have epilepsy, we want know that. if you have preexisting heart conditions, if you have strokes, if you are a diabetic, all of those major medical situations that could actually determine the outcome o

chris clackum, nbc news. don't forget the date to submit >> your tax return has been moved back 4 days. this year's deadline falls on the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment. to end institutional racism. education. opportunity. reform. bernie. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >> welcome back. some rain is on the way. dale: you can see it on th

chris clackum, nbc news. >> the date to your tax return has before moved back. this year's deadline falls on april 18, which also happens to be collin's birthday. the way customers earn loyalty rewards. currently starbucks customers earn one star per purchase and may redeem 12 stars for a free food and drink item. under the new program which starts in mid april customers get two stars for every dollar spent and need 125 stars to get a free item. >>> they say every dog has its day. ask the next labrador retriever that you meet. labs have a lot to wag their tails about these days. according to the american kennel club the breed is now in the 25th year as the top u.s. dog breed. it's the longest range since the akc starting ranking canines in the 1880s. other breeds have a lot to bark about. beagles, bulldogs, golden retrievers and german shepherd are part of the top five ingredients. >>> collin has a lot to report as far as warm temperatures this week. >> how about 70 by the time we get to the end of the week? spring will be back again for through saturday. kirkwo

chris clackum, nbc news. coming up on midday-- the virginia tech students accused of killing a teenage girl made their first court we're back at midday with another check of your forecast. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. clear and warm. just a goregous day. meteorologist deitra tate is in the super doppler 10 weather center to tell us how long it will last. rest of today: mix of sun and clouds with highs in the low 70s. isolated evening showers are possible. wind: sw 10-15mph tonight: isolated showers; otherwise, chilly. lows in the lower 40s. wind: nne 5-15mph. tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy sky. cooler with mid 50s. wind: nne 5-15mph. a cold front is moving towards our area in the low 70s. as the cold showers may accompany it. so, if you're heading out for dinner tonight...grab the umbrella. in the wake of the front, tuesday (groundhog day) will be cooler, but the clouds will hang around. temps warm up again for wednesday ahead of a stronger cold front that'll cross wed

chris clackum, nbc news. john: a live shot down clemson boulevard, a few clouds out get ready fo when the republicans weren't going after president obama they were coming after me. his attorney general. in the cabinet, i served with hillary clinton. i've known her for almost 25 years. this is a woman whose fought her whole life for children, to protect civil rights, voting rights. and today hillary is pushing hard for tougher gun laws and police accountability. if you want to make sure republicans don't take us backward help hillary move us forward. gabrielle: saturday's powerful earthquake that toppled several buildings in taiwan is now responsible for at least 38 deaths, as rescue teams continue to pull survivors from the rubble. at least three people, including an 8-year-old girl, were rescued today, yesterday, a six-month-old baby was rescued, after spending 30 hours under debris. still believed to be trapped under the rubble. frustration is building among families as they wait for crews to find their lov

chris clackum, nbc news. new this morning... university officials say a college of william and mary student contracted the zika virus while traveling in central america over winter break. the student is expected to recover and isn't currently experiencing symptoms. there is no health risk to anyone on campus. last week, state health officials said a virginia woman contracted the virus during travel out of the country. no word on whether this is the same person ... or if it is a second case of zika in the commonwealth. the world health organization holds an emergency meeting today to address mounting concerns over the mosquito- borne virus. doctors warn there could be as many as four million new infections this year, and there's no treatment for it. bruce aylward, world health organization deputy director- general: "so part of our job, just like on ebola, is getting the international community together, getting consensus, picking out what are the best possible candidates, getting the money behind that, the trial designs and movin

chris clackum, nbc news. >> yeah, you know what? you don't have to spend 150 bucks or 50 bucks, but you >> the best part about it is it all goes on sale the next y. >> so you got your chocolate last year. word to the wiser, if you get chocolate from sheli, don't eat it. >>> a new program helping boostonians see value in their creativity. hoho art is turning their lives around. >>> and at 5:00 this morning, for some the best part of the super bowl, the commercials. coming up, a look back at some of your favorites. >>> south florida, as you're making your way out the door, turnpike, coral reef drive to tamiami trail, ten-minute drive. 826 looking good as well. traffic moving along at 55 miles per hour from bird road to the dolphin expressway. and ten minutes from the golden glades to downtown miami. ryanan >> sunny skies will be out there so will some cool readings, 49 in ft. lauderdale. 51 in miami. 61 in key west. it's not just today that it will be cool. not record breaking but a >>> welcome back, for a group of people with disabil

chris clackum has the story. the flint water crisis spilled over into the halls of congress wednesday... ....where the resident who first uncovered lead in flint's water... testified how bad it was. hazardous waste levels" levels so dangerous, lee anne walters quit bathing her twin four- year-old boys in flint's water.. much less let them drink it. "we now know the horror of poison running through our taps and the negligence of the agencies paid to protect us" it's that alleged negligence, though, that was the main focus of the house hearing ....and whether it rises to criminal negligence. texas :37 - :43 "would you say that there are criminal activities or results of this inaction? "if it's not criminal i don't know what is." the fbi has announced it's investigating whether environmental crimes were committed in flint's crisis... . ...which started two years ago when the city was forced by the state to water from detroit's system... to the flint river ..in order to save the state money. michigan's republican gov

nbc's chris clackum has more american taxpayers across the country are getting letters from the irs... that shows the agency is again dealing with an onslaught of fraudulent tax returns. "unfortunately for consumers, tax return fraud is not going to go away anytime soon" cnbc's kelli grant has been writing about it... ....and says the troubles can be traced back to last year's data security breaches... ....where millions of social security numbers ended up in the hands of i-d thieves. the thieves then use the number to file a fake return and get other people's tax refund. "in most cases, we're hearing that they're e-filing. they're just doing this in bulk...massive amounts of returns and they know a lot of these are going to get rejected, they're going to be caught by the irs" she says taxpayers should take comfort that many are being caught by the irs... and that more detect the real return from a fake one. but the individual can't do much to prevent fraud.. except to file before the thief does. "try to get all of that done so that as soon as you have all of your w-2's, 1099's..all o

chris clackum, nbc news. as we speak, local police are searching for the person who shot and killed a man this morning. important the break. welcome back. i'm katie collett. we have a lot to get to i'm katie collett. we have a lot to get to in the next half hour. now it's time to get a check of your forecast. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. clouds and sun, shaping up to be a nice day. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy doppler 10 weather center... rest of today: mostly cloudy. highs will be in the low 50s. winds ne 10-20mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. showers roll in... lows will be in the low 40s. winds ne 10-15mph. tuesday: cloudy. rain likely. highs will be in the low 50s. winds ne 10-15mph. northeasterly winds behind a front that crossed this morning. so, it's a cooler day with highs in the low 50s. after 7pm, some showers will start to roll back into our area with the coverage increasing overnight. tomorrow, the rain continues as warm/moist air will overrun

chris clackum explains. (natsound/irs workers) american taxpayers across the country are getting fraudulent tax returns. tax return fraud is not going to ....and says the troubles can be traced back to last year's data security breaches... the thieves then use the number to file a fake rrturn and get other people's tax refund. "in most cases, we're hearing returns and they know a lot of these are going to get rejected, they're going to be caught by the irs" she says taxpayers should take comfort that many are being caught by the rs... and that more security measures are in place this year to detect the real return from a fake one. but the individual can't do much to prevent fraud.. awawy" which means trying to file your return by the end of this week. chris clackum, nbc april 18th is the deadline for most of the country this year. teachers may not like it ... but chatting in class could actually be good for students! a new study of college students showed when they talked to their peers more during classes -

. >> chris clackum shows how americans are planning to celebrate love in 2016. >> reporter: sweet hearts worldwide have their special day this sunday. cecelebrated simply most places around the globe, americansns are expected to easily s spend in excessss of $20 billion on that special someone. a third of that online. >> i'm not expecting anything too extravagant. we'll probably just goo out to dinner. >> reporter: a third of those susurveyed said they'll go out to dinner. while giving flowers is thehe preferred gift by one in four, making it the busiest day of the year for the fresh flower business. even petets will get the love come sunday. >> did you ever purchase anything for your pet for vallen tine's i day -- valentine's day? >> toys. >> reporter: the fat wallet survey found one in five will buy a valentine present for their pet. would you like to have candy, flowers, jewelry, dinner or all of the above? >> i would love to have all of the above. >> i'll be honest. all of the above would be great. >> reporter: but probably greater than $150, which is what the average american will s

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chris clackum, nbc news. >> got to check your phones. >>> well, taken right under spca's nose.ow they need your help tracking down the dog snatcher. a man stopped to ask about little daisy mae. they chatted for a bit and that's when the man snatched her, threw him in his car and sped off in a brownish gray sedan. it happened at the east bay spca in oakland at 11:00 yesterday morning. making the matter worse, daisy mae is scheduled to have surgery this week to remove a mass. if you know anything about this snatching, call the spca. >>> february is heart month, the time to raise awareness about the nation's number one killer, heart disease. >> exercise greatly reduces the risk for heart disease, but as erica edwards reports, many of us aren't getting enough of it. >> reporter: to borrow from sir isaac newton, a body at rest tends to stay at rest, and that greatly increases the risk for heart disease. >> physical inactivity is a killer. >> reporter: a new survey from cardiologists at the cleveland clinic finds 40% of us are not meeting the minimum recommendations for exercise. 30

chris clackum, nbc news. >> mine is going towards a new patio. >> i'll be there, margarita. we'll be right back. ferry ride? go for a swim! captured acell pne video >>> so what do you do when you miss your ride? >> a boar was swimming from one island to another. a source on a ferry captured the animal. you are seeing evolution right here. it swam about 65 feet and trotted up into the trees and said i declare this island for me. >> when pigs fly -- oh, when pigs swim. >> thanks for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. >> with all the latest information go to nbcbayarea.com. have a wonderful day. >> bye. >>> stand by billy and kit, stand by camera two. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> hey! >> how are you? >> fine! >> nice to see you. >> you want to say hi to michelle? >> yes! >> slow down now. you go too quick. >> i love her. >> she's infectious. sure you met her already, that's been traveling around like crazy. 106-year-old woman with her meet and greet with the obamas at the white house. welcome to "access hollywood live." >> isn't that so cute? we'

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chris clackum has the latest tonight. the flint water crisis spilled over into the halls of congress wednesday... ....where the resident who first uncovered lead in flint's water... testified how bad it was. "yes, the levels of lead in my water were higher than hazardous waste levels" levels so dangerous, lee anne walters quit bathing her twin four- year-old boys in flint's water.. much less let them drink it. "we now know the horror of poison running through our taps and the negligence of the agencies paid to protect us" it's that alleged negligence, though, that was the main focus of the house hearing ....and whether it rises to criminal negligence. texas :37 - :43 "would y y say that there arere "if it's not criminal i don't know what is." the fbi has announced it's investigating whether environmental crimes were committed in flint's crisis... . ...which started two years ago when the city was forced by the state to switch the source of its tap water from detroit's system... to the flint river ..in order to save the st

chris clackum, nbc news. >>> news4 at 5:00 starts now with jim and wendy. >>> and right now at 5:00, father accused of murdering his own daughter and her mother. there's new video just into news4 of the suspect in custody as we're waiting to learn now new information from police at any minute. >>> plus, former d.c. mayor vin gent gray is ready to get back into city politics. we have the developing news. >>> and the rain we told you about is already impacting the roads out there. here is our first look at flooding problems in loudoun county as snow melts and adds to problems for you on the roads. >>> yes, indeed, it is a weather alert day, and we are watching the impact on our region. good afternoon. i'm wendy rieger. >> and i'm jim handly. team 4 is monitoring all this radar with you. veronica johnson is here with a look at the conditions and when the rain will roll out, v.j. >> i think the bulk of it will be out of here by 7:00 or 8:00. we could see lingering showers as late as midnight. here are the areas under a flood watch. areaed of northern maryland, d.c. metro, down to the sou

nbc 10 national correspondent chris clackum has a look at the decisive victories in decision 2016. >> reporter: the margin by which donald trump won the republican presidential primary in new hampshire surprised most, but trump himself who was on the "today" show this morning. >> i said i was going to do well there. and we really did. i guess even better than anticipated. >> reporter: but the biggest surprise was john kasich who came in second albeit a distant second, he too was on the "today" show. >> i was the only one with a really positive message. >> reporter: disappointed by how surprisingly poor he did, marco rubio remains unphased. >> i think in the months and weeks to come you're not going to see anyone work harder or more passionately. >> reporter: ted cruz came in third but is expected to have a better showing in south carolina where the next republican primary takes place february 20th. the 20th is also when the democrats next faceoff in nevada, after bernie sanders turned his underdog campaign into a real fight in new hampshire. >> together we have sent a message that wil

chris clackum, nbc news. >>> contemplating but not ended so far. if something happens, though, we're going to tell you all about it on our digital platforms. you can have continuing coverage from last night's primary and reaction from the candidates. all the latest, and there's a free app as well. or go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> right now helicopters flying over palo alto spraying for winter mosquitos at least in the marshy lands. this is the target. the native reserve along highway 101 between the palo alto airport to the north and shoreline park to the south. a santa clara county vector control helicopter is spraying a bacteri bacterial larvacide. >> nuisance really doesn't convey if these mosquitos come off in large numbers how miserable life can be, so it really does affect the daily living of the citizens. >> you might be wondering what about the zika virus. the winter salt marsh mosquito is not the kind that carries that dangerous virus, but it can carry west nile and dengue. the spraying will continue today and possibly tomorrow. they do remind

chris clackum, nbc news. a little later this year. it falls on april 18th. it felt more like april for part of the weekend in stern iowa. find out about today's forecast right after the break. mild and dryytoday with a few light rain and snow showers tracking through tomorrow. highs will drop into the upper 20s to low 30s for the weekend and it will be breezy wednesday it's and coming uppon today in iowa. the debate over privatizing medicaid continues. this morning, we're hearing from one eastern iowa family about how they'll be affected. on social media. one rapper's posts are becoming a nightmare for him coming up. ally crutcher joins us next. we've got you covered. this isthis morning -- a community reeling from a shooting spree that left six people d dad. the latest on the investigation coming up... plus... union workers are facing pension cuts that could impact more than 6-thousand iowans. twin sisters are known to sharf a lot throughout their lives, but a 6 million dollar lottery prize is not something they probably thought was on the list... good morn

nbc's chris clackum has details. :31 - :34 :55 - :1:09 most of us use the lock screens on phones to keep out the bad guys .. but what if it's the good guys who need vital information to save your life? turns out, that information can be easily accessed on your smartphone. on iphones, it's right there in the bottom screen....the word 'emergency'. tap on it and a keypad pops up for a quick call to, say, 911. "or, if you're unconscious, someone else ...like a paramedic...can tap on "medical id" below the keypad..and up pops info on yourself that could prove crucial." it's a standard app on iphones.. where you input whatever info you deem important.. like your name, the person to call in case of emergency... your height, weight and, most importantly... medical conditions. "if you have epilepsy, we want to know that. if you have preexisting heart condition, if you have strokes, if you are diabetic, all of those major medical situations, which could actually determine the outcome of why you're having the medical emergency in the first place." certain android phones come with similar apps... or

nbc's chris clackum has more. << (cheering) the margin by which donald trump won the republican presidential primary in new hampshire surprised most...but trump, himself ...who was on the today show this morning. donald trump / (r) presidential candidate "i said i was gong to do well, and we really did. i guess even better than anticipated" but the biggest surprise was john second...albeit a distant second.. he, too was the on the today show. john kasich / (r) presidential candidate "i was the only one with a really positive message." disappointed by how surprisingly poor he did, marco rubio remains unfazed. marco rubio / (r) presidential candidate "i think in the months and weeks to come, you're not gong to see anyone work harder or more passionately." ted cruz came in third... but is expected to have a better showing in south carolina where the next republican primary takes place february 20th. the 20th is also when the democrats next face off... in nevada.. ...after bernie sanders turned his underdog campaign into a real fight in new hampshire. bernie sanders / (d) presidential candidate

our next story is from nbc's chris clackum. >> reporter: sweethearts worldwide have their special dayay. it's valentine's day, celebrated simply most places around the world, measuramericans are expeo spend in excess of $20 billion on that special someone, a third of that online. >> i'm not expecting anything too extravagant. we'll probably just go out to dinner. >> reporter: dinner out is what a third of those surveyed said they'll be doing on valentine's day. over half said they'll buy candy, the heart-shaped box is the most popular. while giving flowers is the preferred gift by one in four, making it the busiest day of the year for the fresh flower business. even pets will get the love come sunday. >> did you ever purchase anything for your pet for valentine's day? >> reporter: but that survey found one in five will buy a valentine's day for their pet. >> would you like to have candy, flowers, jewelry, dinner or all of the above? >> i would love to have all of the above. i'll be honest, all of the above will be great. >> reporter: but probably greater thanes wi $150 which is the av

chris clackum, nbc news. >> if you haven't get your special chris clackum, nbc news. >> if you haven't get your special someone a gift or booked a dinner reservation yet, you'll want to get on that before still ahead this morning... new research shows that being active after you're diagnosed with cancer can help you live longer. we've got some easy ways that can help you get in the exercise you need.. next. >> new research shows that for people diagnosed with cancer, the risk of cancer death falls as they become more active. danielle barber explains how exercise can prolong or even save your life. (sot: denise schrader, breast cancer survivor) "i was in total shock because i thought that i was doing everything right and living a healthy life and i really felt that my body betrayed me." denise schrader was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2012. after dozens of treatments, she says exercise, running in particular, helped her get her life back on track. (sot: dr. shelby terstriep, oncologist) "with somebody who has had cancer treatment it can improve their quality of life, it can improve f

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chris clackum, nbc news. one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. all of us have a responsibility, to ourselves, to our children, to each other. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this state is somebody. no matter where they're born, no matter to whom they are born. by the values of their parents and the policies of their nation. it's time to protect the next generation, fill the lives of our children with possibility and hope, open up the doors so that every child has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, families and our country, and i'm not stopping now. (crowd cheers) i'm hillary clinton, storm track seven forecast. fog today with snow tracking in late tonight. heavy snow in the north tomorrow with a rain/snow/sleet mix in the south cutting down north, less to the south due to much more today in iowa coming up next. the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that s

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chris clackum has more on the race to the white house. >> reporter: the margin by which donald trump won the presidential primary in new hampshire surprised most, but trump himself who was on the "today" show this morning. i said i was going to do there and we really did, even better than anticipated and the biggest came in second, albeit, a distant second and e, too, was on the "today" show. >> i was the only one with a really positive message. >> reporter: disappointed by how surprisingly poor he did, marco rubio remains unfazed. >> in the months and weeks to come you will not see anyone work harder or more passionately. >> ted cruz is in third and he's expected to have the next republican priry takes place february 20th. the 20th is also when the democrats next face off in nevada after bernie sanders turned his underdog campaign into a realight in new hampshire. >> together, we have sent the message that will, co from wall street to washington. >> hillary clinlon's campaign was bruised by the margin of her loss, she stuck a note of confidence tuesday night and it's not whether you

(s/ chris clackum / nbc news :31 - :34) "or, if you're unconscious, someone else ...like a paramedic...can tap on "medical id" below the keypad..and up pops info on yourself that could prove crucial." it's a standard app on iphones.. where you input whatever info you deem important.. like your name, the person to call in case of emergency... your height, weight and, most importantly... medical conditions. (s/ tony patillo / paramedic / charlotte, nc medic :55 - :1:09) "if you have epilepsy, we want to know that. if you have preexisting heart condition, if you have strokes, if you are diabetic, all of those major medical situations, which could actually determine the outcome of why you're having the medical emergency in the first place." certain android phones come with similar apps... or there are plenty online to choose from... but the advice is: do it... now. the resources are right there, you just have to use them. and they could save your life. just ahead... what's it mean to caucus? we'll take you inside one of the sioux city precincts where voters were speaking up for large venu

as chris clackum reports it most of us use the lock screens on phones to keep out the bad guys .. but what if it's the good guys who need vital information to save your life? "we're the first ones there, so from a medical standpoint, it's vital." turns out, that information can be easily accessed on your smartphone. on iphones, it's right there in the bottom left-hand corner of the locked screen....the word 'emergency'. tap on it and a keypad pops up for a quick call to, say, 911. "or, if you're unconscious, someone else ...like a paramedic...can tap on "medical id" below the keypad..and up pops info on yourself that could prove crucial." it's a standard app on iphones.. where you input whatever info you deem important.. like your name, the person to call in case of emergency... your height, weight and, most importantly... medical conditions. "if you have epilepsy, we want to know that. if you have preexisting heart condition, if you have strokes, if you are diabetic, all of those major medical situations, which could actually determine the outcome of why you're having the medical

chris clackum, nbc news. i'm moving to a place where i can get internet from centurylink. if i get the three year price lock, am i stuck with the three year contract? no. that just means the price won't change. for three years. that way the price is locked, you're not. you can just hang out and be free. lock in your monthly price for 3 years without a contract when you bundle with unlimited nationwide calling. on this monday--- check out this little cutie-- she's oinking to her owner. and she's even prepared for the cold weather with her cheetah print sweater. few snow showers today but [dramatic music] >> rafe: the hell do you think you're doing? >> andre: pretty sight, aren't i? >> rafe: well, you got

chris clackum, nbc news. >> you haven't done it straight ahead on news 4 today... old buildings usually need to be updated. and an iowa city hall is one of those buildings getting a facelift. a look at how denison is preserving the history of denison, iowa's city hall is getting a facelift. but, this project has more to do with the building's rich history. ktiv's tiffany lane shares how back in time. << usually when you think renovations, you think "new" and "modern." city leaders in denison, iowa, are taking a different approach when it comes to fixing their city hall. "the idea was to remove the more recent covering on the outside and reveal what was underneath, which was the original building constructed in 1895," said denison city manager terry crawford. it's a project that's been in the works for about a year, and is a few months from completion. city manager terry crawford has pushed for the renovations. su "one of the appeals of the project is that it keeps the historical preservation of the original building, crawford says." "i could show you the cupolas th

chris clackum, nbc news. >> and don't forget... the date to submit your tax return has been moved back four days. this year's deadline falls on share the road. it's the mantra of bicyclists everywhere. and now a bill moving through the iowa legislature is looking to make the roads safer a bill is moving through the iowa legislature that would require motorists to give bicyclists more room on the road when story. << "i know lots of people who won't ride because they're worried about the cars." bob phillips has spent a lot of his life on two wheels. and, he's very aware of the hazards when he hits the road. "i've been a bicycle commuter for 30 years and i've had many close calls. i ride very defensively, and i'm always keeping an eye out." iowa lawmakers are also watching out for cyclists. a bill introduced in the iowa senate would tighten laws governing the way drivers pass cyclists on roadways. it would require drivers to move over to another lane when going around a cyclist. the bill would also broaden the law to include a cyclist

chris clackum, nbc news. millions of americans are hiding a financial secret from their significant other. a recent study by credit cards dot com finds 13 million americans have hidden a bank or credit card account from their significant other. the study found that's not the only financial secret being kept. 41 percent have spent over 100 bucks without their spouse or partner's knowledge. but... most americans can't be accused of hypocrisy when it comes to such financial secrets. 47 percent said they'd be okay with their significant other spending more than 100 dollars without being told about it. crews exploded nearly 120-pounds of dynamite sunday morning near myrtle beach south carolina to bring down two smoke stacks. after about a year of demolition on an old coal mine-- grainger generating station-- the smoke stacks were the last structures standing. workers toppled the towers at about eight a-m... placing dynamite in more than 330-holes punched into their bases. crews strategically detonated the dynamite

chris clackum, nbc news. hundreds of plumbers volunteered to replace faucets in flint residents' homes on sunday. about 300 plumbers spread out around the city to start replacing faucets and installing water filters. residents have been depending on water bottles since the city switched the water system to the flint river, which corroded the tap water. plumbers say the homes they worked on received state-issued filters, but residents should their water regularly tested for lead. the time is now 4:-- thanks for starting your day president. how this could shape decision 2016 moving forward. plus... a lockdown at one oklahoma university has been lifted... but police are still looking for someone they believe is armed on center. plus... temperatures are staying warm today. i'll have a look at your first alert forecast, coming up. it's monday, february first. and news 10 sunrise starts right good morning. thanks for waking up with sunrise. i'm mary king. i'm len kiese. it's five o'clock on this monday, february fi

details from nbc's chris clackum. (natsound/flint river spillway) the flint water crisis spilled over into the halls of congress wednesday... ....where the resident who first uncovered lead in flint's water... testified how bad it was. (sot/ lee anne walters / flint, michigan resident : - : )12:45:23 "yes, the levels of lead in my water were higher than hazardous waste levels" levels so dangerous, lee anne walters quit bathing her twin four-year-old boys in flint's water.. much less let them drink it. (sot/ lee anne walters / flint, michigan resident : - : )10 03 34 "we now know the horror of poison running through that alleged negligence, though, that was the main focus of the house hearing ....and whether it rises to criminal negligence. lee /(d) texas : - : ) "would you say that there are criminal activities or results of this inaction? a-marc edwards / environmental professor / virginia tech "if it's not criminal i don't know what is." the fbi has announced it's investigating whether environmental crimes were comm