superintendent dr. paul gausman says the district plans to save nearly $500,000 by not replacing some teachers who are retiring. also on the agenda, which includes around 30 cost-saving measures, is the possibility of hosting graduations on the same day. "host three different graduations on three different evenings--if we were able to y, while not combining the ceremonies but hold them all on one day, at different times it would save us a bit on facility rental," said sioux city community school district superintendent, dr. paul gausman. state law says school districts must certify a budget by april 15th. the siouxland film festival kicked off this week. we're taking a live look at the sioux city mususm. tonight's first screening starts at 7. tonight the film festival is holding their horror, fantasy and sci-fi night. after each screening, audience members get to vote fotheir favorites. the final night of the film festival is tomorrow at the orpheum. still to come... pup photos! a look at the humane society'

superintendent dr. paul gausman says it's a challenge to negotiate this time of year because it isn't known yet how much state aid the district will receive. "based on all the conversations we've had with the legislatures. we have a rough idea what could happen here; so the board had to open in a position they felt like they coud certainly afford," said dr. paul gausman, superintendent of schools. the contract negotiations will be private from this point forward. the woodry county sheriff's office will provide law enforcement services to correctionvil le. deal on tuesday. sheriff dave drew says he sees the agreement as a necessity for rural communities. he says having one or two police officers can drain the budget of a small town. "i think the visibility of having the sheriff's office there and the stability helps the communities. it's been well received by the communities. i think there's been some concern in the beginning, but they found that it just provides better protection," said woodbury county sheri

kennedy: republican candidate rand paul suspended his campaign, leaving many libertarians to wonder who they should support. here to answer the question, dre back dr. paul. i have been hearing your name a lot over the last few days. i want to know because you have objective perspective on what it takes to run for president. when you look at rand's campaign, why didn't it catch on? >> he didn't get enough votes. that was the problem. i don't know, there is a lot of different reasons, i think. i think to take a position where you don't want to go to war carelessly and you are not interventionist and think you should on go to war with a declaration, it doesn't sell in an he strand gel cal community who wants to endorse a george bush policy of preemptive war. if you are trying to guide people away from war it wasn't the right setting. i don't think it's a revelation of what the country is like or the republican party. the whole country is against putting boots on the ground in the middle east and we are winning that argument. kennedy: i talk to a lot of libertarians that think rand should have embraced you and your message and taken you out o

in a statement dr. paul says "it's been an incredible honor to run a principled campaign for the white house. today, i will end where i began, ready and willing to fight for the cause of liberty." donald trump is looking to rebound in new hampshire, after place finish in iowa -- laying some of the blame on his decision to skip last week's debate. peter alexander has the story. here, in the live free or die state... a huge crowd reaffirming that donald trump's campaign is still alive. "there were 17 people when we started, now you have 11, i come in second, i'm not humiliated!" trump... mocking reports that iowa made him a loser... ... and marco rubio -- who finished third -- a winner. 19:36:53 winner of the night, marco rubio! trump, humiliated! but also acknowledging his absence at the fox news debate last week may have affected the outcome... i think it could have been the debate. i think some people were disappointed i didn't go in the debate. gracious and subdued in defeat monday... "i want to congratula

(dr. paul wang/autism speaks) i think it's very clear actually. that the processes that underlie autism in a large majority of cases start before birth. that is true for genetic factors, true for things like experts say it's important for moms to maintain a healthy weight before and during pregnancy. danielle nottingham, cbs news los angeles. ((kirsten joyce)) it's estimated that 1 in 68 children have autism in the united states./// ((kirsten joyce)) > the big game fun.. has begun! we'll take a look at super bowl city... and the events leading up to this weekend's battle between the broncos and the panthers./// < michael stevens isstevens is live talking about the wet commute > ((sherry swensk)) > plus... old man winter... is making a stop in the valley.. i'm tracking the radar.. and snow has been falling across areas of the valley and clark get out the warmer coats for your monday! ((kirsten joyce)) > and.. a las vegas woman is going down in the history books.. her world record run... that had her pounding the pavement for nearly 2 days straight!

dr. paul carter has been charged with one misdemeanor count of sexual battery. he turned himself in to authorities on friday. dr. carter operates the weight loss center on rosten street. in bariatric surgery. in a criminal complaint, the accuser says she went to dr. carter for a consultation about weight loss surgery in november. she said he started "slowly caressing my stomach." i talked to the accuser on the phone. she doesn't want to be identified that tells me she -- he was not conducting a breast exam, but it was sexual. >> what else can it be? you go to a doctor and his fondling you. it's groping a woman. it's not wanting. it's definitely a problem. i feel like it is editorial. gloria: i have called his office anna: members of the raleigh police union are getting ready for an important vote. tomorrow, they will vote whether they will boycott working security for the upcoming beyonce tour. down say is -- beyonce is taking heat from critics about the images of lack panthers in her halftime show. joel: nasa is seeing a surge of be a national. anna: the number

happen here; so the board had to open in a position they felt like they coud certainly afford," said dr. paul gausman, all further negotiations will be private from this point forward. dr. gausman says he has no doubt teachers' union will come to an agreement. it's not your typical school quiz. tonight, ktiv's tiffany lane has the story of how students at one sioux city school went head-to-head with their own teachers. << "yes six factorial" factorial divided by three factorial. pass. five factorial divided by two factorial." an auditorium full of blessed sacrament center students and teachers competing in a quiz bowl added up to a whole lot of fun. "saves bantu from the apostolic flood." "the adventures of.." the quiz bowl was practice for the team of students before they schools in a few weeks. they studied for m mths before the teacher- student competition. "in any given round, you'll have history, science literature, sports, currrrt events," said "i liked the american history questions," said christopher krogh, a student on the blessed sacrament quiz bowl team. "i'm more of a science type

joe biden told the team, don't rush me as he toured the cancer research lab of noble prize winner dr. paul. the duke university lab is home to some of the biggest breahroughs in cancer research. including using the polio virus to treat brain tumors. >> these are the brightest minds in the world sitting in this room. >> reporter: he chaired a round table panel made up of those on the forefront of cancer research. his visit is part of a mission called cancer moon shot. aggressive campaign to make a decades worth of advances in research and treatment in five years. partially through a billion dollars in federal funding and a commitment on the vice president's part to increase patient access to clinical trials and break down bureaucratic red tape to make it easier for researchers, doctors and drug companys to share information. the information is being shared, so oncologists can access information for a world class institution like duke. >> you can feel that the vice president really believes in this program, in his heart. >> reporter: the vice president's son, died less than a year ago from b

dr. paul lamarca/ washoe county school district trt: 09 "there are incidents that occur throughout the community, and we always air on the side of safety of our students and our staff, and so we do that as a precaution." at spanish springs high... a message was sent to the parents about the incident. a new community panel is being created to oversee the washoe county school district's spending on construction and repair. the school board unanimously authorized the "capital funding protection committee". the district is asking dollar tax increase in november. there are two options for the possible ballot question. one-- would involve raising just the sales tax. the other would raise a combination of sales, and property taxes. the "public schools overcrowding and repair needs" committee question, during its meeting tomorrow. ### the federal environmental protection agency has given nevada more time to come up with an another plan to clean up a portion of the old anaconda copper mine. the e-p-a w

but if i would have followed my instincts... >> paul: you think that dr. anderson would still be alive? >> dylan: probably, yeah. >> paul: right. that's because you're thinking logically. patty doesn't. that's my point. there's nothing you could have done to control that situation. >> dylan: dr. anderson was after something. was it just revenge? was it to break you and sage up? what? >> nick: years of resentment and jealousy, thinking we had a shot together. >> dylan: so, she lost the use of her leg. she's laying in bed, obsessing over you. that made dr. anderson who she was. and then sharon walks in to the office, a woman that you married and had kids with. >> nick: sandy took full advantage of the situation. >> dylan: this is the part that i don't get. dr. anderson could have messed with sharon mentally and emotionally. she had sharon at her mercy. but, in her own way, dr. anderson was good to her. why would she do that when sharon had gotten everything that dr. anderson ever wanted? >> ashley: well, you -- you were so fabulous up there. i was watching th

to help explain his arthritis and fibromyalgia dr. paul bizjack don't crawford county totenberg is a chiropractor who want going to give his patients another optionc respecte you for grey cold day not just five minutes to look forward to the next i greg birrer has spinal pain he has seen a huge improvementh and feels much better cryotherapy japan through disinformation one death reported last year in las vegas said that was not a technician present after-hours concept he stimulates the brain increased auction while promoting healing and increasing endorphins suspect can be called brian cleveland returned about cryotherapyri but at least it isn't he's a dancer in hopes that this can can help them to avoid surgery. >> as a reporter and a year out from hip injury judges hear and. >> three minutes as the maximum amount of timeme to be in the cryo- sauna we were aiming for two since it was my first time and they said that it is become almost addictive. there is a survival response of the body sends blood to the core oxygenatedd healing properti

dr. paul sowee is a pediatric dentist, ran in a primary race for the ohio senate losing to cecil thomas who went on to win the seat in the general election. welcome to newsmakers. >> thank you. good to be with you today. starting with you, paul. paul, paul. >> that's just a coincidence. he must have gotten the blue suit memo, too. [ laughter ] >> paul, why are you running? you have been around politics, you have been around public affairs. do you want to make this run? why is it important to you? >> well, i'm running because i have a great passion for public service. i have a great passion for people, and i'm committed to making a difference. i have been around a while. you mentioned in your intro i was appointed to security council twice but was also elected twice. >> reporter: twice. >> okay. i apologize. >> so i want to correct that. i love people. i love making a difference. my parents raised us with several pillars -- faith, family, community and service -- and it is with those pillars th

superintendent dr. paul gausman says the district plans to save nearly $500,000 by not replacing some teachers who are retiring. also on the agenda, which inclulus around 30 cost-savavg measures, is the possibility of hosting graduations on the same day. "host three different graduations on three different evenings--if we were able to combine all of those onto one day, while not combining thehe ceremonies but hold them all on one day, at different times it would save us a bit on facility rental," said sioux city community school district gausman. state law says school districts must certify a budget by april 15th. nebraska lawmakers will have more money than expected this session, based on new state revenue projections. today, a state board predicted nebrasas will collect nearly $9- billion during the current two-year budget cycle. the forecast will give lawmakers about $14.1- legislation this year, compared to the roughly $1.4 million at their disposal before the latest estimates were approved. with just fo

. >>> on monday, dr. paul came in fifth in the iowa caucus. with only 4.5% of the vote.n eye doctor he would have seen this coming. losing or losing. losing or losing. ha-ha, i'm a pirate. >> two more presidential bids go belly up. what rick and rand said on the way out. plus -- >> if it weren't for ted cruz, he's the one that got justice roberts on to the united states supreme court. justice roberts approved obamacare twice. ted cruz gave us obamacare. >> it is no surprise that donald is throwing yet another temper tantrum or if you like another trumper tantrum. >> ted cruz coins a new term. and hillary clinton and bernie sanders go head to head tonight in the first and only debate before the first of the nation primary. they're trying to set a record as to who the real progressive is. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is "way too early." >>> good morning. it's thursday, february the 4th. i'm louis burgdorf. hillary clinton and bernie sanders will meet on a debate stage tonight after all. they gave viewers a preview of the collision yet to come.

dr. anderson -- >> paul: d-dylan, look, i appreciate you looking for some reasonable explanation for what happened. but patty's beyond reason. she's beyond logic. she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to

dr. anderson -- >> paul: d-dylan, look, i appreciate you looking for some reasonable explanation for what happened. but patty's beyond reason. she's beyond logic. she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these

dr. paulphysiological responses to things. >> we put sensors on individuals and build algorithms. john: the sensors are on their fingers. >> we build algorithms that predict action. they primarily focus on attention and emotional resonance. if i care about the characters or the person i will get off my butt and do something. john: why is that superior to more direct service. >> focus groups. the measurement device is flawed. we don't know why we like what we like. we don't know what we like most the time. people lie because they don't know, they want to give socially acceptable answers. john: they want to impress the guy asking the question. we take that interpreter out of the system we measure what your brain says because brains don't lie. >> during the last republican debate he hooked up some voters to measures device. first reactions from high points. one came when jeb bush spoke. >> i wrote a book about this called "immigration wars." you can get for $2.99. it's affordable for everybody. j

he's more alert, aware, >> whitney: dr. paul lion led the study that provided caleb with the oil. >> i had parent that were desperate. and i felt that this was the right thing to do to serve them. >> whitney: getting the study approved by the f.d.a. and d.e.a. wasn't easy, but some of the results he's seen are remarkable. >> some of the children in wheelchairs are walking. and some children are now talking. these victories move the children toward a greater level of independence. >> we were searching for something that works and that gives him a little bit of his life back. and it's amazing. >> whitney: for other parents whose children are not in a study, the laws are holding them back. last year, governor mcauliffe signed a bill for children and the oil in their possession. but there was no way for parent or caretakers to obtain. >> every month we're faced with the decision of where do we get the oil? and do we define federal law or ask someone else to define federal law? >> whitney: these parents and others like caleb gathered

y, dr. paul came in fifth in the iowa caucus with only 4.5% of the vote. you would think being an eyeis coming. losing? losing? or losing? arrgh! arrgh! alas, people had such high hopeshat those who hoped were clearly high. but senator paul should take some comfort in living up to hislso not being president. also tossed on the funeral pyre of politics this week was martin o'malley. or as you may know him, do i knoweers and applause ) it seems that the high-fructose voters of iowa could not relate to a man in his like that. he'll now return to his natural habitat, playing sleeveless guitar in a viagra commercial. have lost yet another tribute to the blood pits of capital city. >> mike huckabee has announced he's ending his campaign. >> it's time tothe campaign, but not because of the votes. it's because of illness. obviously, the voters are sick ( laughter )en: oh, good one, tres droll. good one, governor huckabee. they say, brevity is the soul of wit, and yours was a very witty campaign indeed! huckabee's boldest stratagem was defending kim davis, the kent

dr. anderson -- >> paul: d-dylan, look, i appreciate you looking for some reasonable explanation for what happened. but patty's beyond reason. she's beyond logic. she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be done. so save yourself the misery. [ door opens ] >> dylan: ah. look who it is. >> paul: hi, you guys.

dr. anderson -- >> paul: d-dylan, look, i appreciate you looking for some reasonable explanation for what happened. but patty's beyond reason. she's beyond logic. she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be done. [ door opens ] >> dylan: ah. look who it is. >> paul: hi, you guys. >> sharon: hi. >> faith: hi! >> paul: now go spend time with your family. that's all that matters anyway, in the long run. >> dylan: hey. >> sharon: ah. >> dylan: what's going on? >> sharon: goodness. >> dylan: ohh. >> sharon: ohh. >> dylan: what's h hpening here? >> faith: well... >> dylan: being a handful? >> faith: yeah. he spit up on mommy twice already. >> dylan: he did? well, little man -- look at him. little man, i got a closet f

dr. anderson -- >> paul: d-dylan, look, i appreciate you looking for some reasonable explanation for what happened. but patty's beyond reason. she's beyond logic. she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be done. so save yourself the misery. [ door opens ]

dr. anderson -- >> paul: d-dylan, look, i appreciate you looking for some reasonable explanation for what happened. but patty's beyond reason. she's beyond logic. she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these

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dr. marie-paule kieny / who assistant director for general health systems - "two vaccine candidates seem to be more advanced. one is a dna vaccine from the us national institute for health is the second is an biotech an indian vaccine manufacturer." in our nation's capitol ... senators discussed president obama's emergency one point eight billion dollar funding request to fast track a vaccine. to available for a few years.### presidential candidates threw punches at last night's democratic debate. hillary clinton and bernie sanders faced off one on one .. new hampshire. the duo went back and forth over the economy ... immigration and healthcare .. while clinton accused sanders obama. hillary clinton / d presidential candidate - "that kind of criticism that we've heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republicans, i do not expect from someone running for the democratic nomination to succeed president obama. madame secretary that is a low blow." on the other side ... republican candidates are campaigning in south carolina ahead of the next that primary takes place feb

dr. anderson -- >> paul: d-dylan, look, i appreciate you looking for some reasonable explanation for what happened. but patty's beyond reason. she's beyond logic. she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be done. so save yourself the misery. [ door opens ] >> dylan: ah. look who it is. >> paul: hi, you guys. >> sharon: hi.