dr. thompson, thank you so much.ities at markets, looking at the dow and nasdaq, all up almost 2% each. turning to politics and the race for president. the leading candidates are gearing up for the iowa caucuses, talking voter turnout. let's bring in stephen who has been in iowa and joins us from downtown. i want to ask you about the debate. republicans on stage except for donald trump. what stood out to you? stephen: donald trump was not on the stage. the first question was about donald trump. several candidates mentioned donald trump in their answers and talking about policy, a lot of the policies talked about last night, immigration, obamacare, things donald trump has been talking about on the campaign trail and people are -- candidates are, have shifted in ways that they may not have had trump not been in the race. i know you had breakfast this morning with ted cruz's campaign manager. what did he have to say about the outrage the campaign has planned for the caucuses on monday? i know you have looked into that.

dr. jami jo thompson says that they closed just as an extra precaution, and that she doesn't thing there was a significant threat to students, teachers or staff. the lockdown began just before 11 this morning after a robbery at the hampton inn in norfolk. exterior doors were locked and students and teachers were kept inside, but the school day proceeded as normal. it seems that a local college senior will get to bring his parents all teh way from nigera to see him graduate. friends set up a go fund me page for paul johnson, the student body president at morningside college. his parents have never been to the u-s, but were hoping to raise $4,000 to see their son accept his diploma. that goal was reached and now paul's parents are in the process of applying for their travel visas. tim: we are learning more about that deadly confrontation between federal and state law enforcement officers...and an armed anti- government group in oregon. one person is dead and others -- under arrest -- after tensions boiled over. abc's ray raimundi has the latest on the investigation . " ray on camera intro:

dr. jami jo thompson told board members that the nebraska department of education had miscalculated the district's state aide, and that the new projected figure is $1.3-million less than the initial estimate. the board voted to rescind its initial measure, then voted unanimously to pass a revised motion that would add about $107,000. a candidate haha announced plananto run for the wardrd seat on the nonoolk city council being vacated by mayoral moenning. john robertson has been serving as the director of accounting services for the past seven years. he also is a of directors for northeast, where he for the third time in community college of the nation's top 150 community colleges by the aspen institute college excellence program. those and more on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix " iowa residents seem to be getting healthier. the iowa initiative that the state is now considered the 14th healiest in the nation... up from 16th a year ago. that's according to the new gallup- healthways well- being index. the index is based on people's overall well- being, not only fitness, but financial sec

dr. jami jo thompson said the school's bid to become part of the heartland athletic conference which includes schools from lincoln, grand island and fremont won't be considered if it creates an odd number of schools in the conference. currently three schools have applied, but thompson says the nference is looking for another school that could potentially join the league. the 29th annual northeast nebraska farm and equipment continues today at the chuck pohlman benjamin ave. hours busy night of basketball in the g-pac. we'll have action from sioux city and mitchell coming up after the break. scott: our local colleges. briar cliff welcomed dordt to town...and morningside made the trek to mitchell to take on dakota wesleyan. here's chris with the action. chris palmquist--"good morning everybody. in m november, briar cliff had just dropped their second game, falling to 4-2 on the young season. since then, they've been unstoppable. the chargers have against a dordt team that's receiving votes in the latest poll. briar cliff, looking for their third straight win over the defenders. early on it's na

dr. jami jo thompson says that they closed just as an extra precaution, and that she didn't think there was a significant threat to students, teachers or staff. the lockdown began just before 11 yesterday morning after a robbery at the hampton inn in norfolk. exterior doors were locked and students and teachers were kept insnse, but the schoho day proceeded as normal. lukas: online swap sites are becoming more and more common, and so are scams taking place on websites like craigslist. that's why one local law enforcement agency is stepping in to protect siouxlanders. the le mars police department is now offering the police station as a safe zone for internet transactions. even going so far as to offer services such as identifying other parties invovled in whether an item being traded has been stolen. le mars sergeant jay king says the department is willing to do whatever is necessary to keep the community safe. "they can meet down here and feel a little bit safer doing it and hopefully the bad guy will say i dont think i want to come down there you know because we may recognize them and we

thompson. she also met dr. king as a freshman in college, and he chose her to participate in a sit-in. the folks at sterling took the time to remember the emanuel ame church victims, and talk about love and non-violence, principles king stood for. >> he spent time telling us, and explaining to us, what nonviolence was all about. and based on what he taught us, i knew it had to be true because that's what mother emanuel carol: this marks the 22nd year for the doctor martin luther king junior unity sportrt breakfast program. michael: the democratic candidates spoke at king day in columbia. senator bernie sanders and governor martin o'malley marched to the capitol steps. hillary clinton joined the program there. >> how wonderful it is to be here together, without the confederate flag overhead. >> when we think about dr. king's vision, what dr. king said is, we have got to combat racism, but we have also got to combat income and wealth inequality. >> injustice does not solve itself. we must solve it. we must make good on the promise of equal opportunity and equal justice for all. last nigh

dr. jami jo thompson says that they closed just as an extra precaution, and that she didn't think there was a significant threat to students, teacrs or staff.f. the lockdown gan just before 11 yesterday morning after a robbery at the hampton inn in norfolk. exterior doors were locked and students and teachers were kept inside, but the school day proceeded as normal. lukas let's check in with for the weather. matt: we have a weak cold front boundary parked nearby. a wind from and with less snow coverage, we should see temperatures shoot even higher into the upper 40s. . wel stay there on saturday despite increasing clouds. today's high is 39 under partly cloudy skies. the overnight low w is 23.tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly sunny conditions lukas: good morning i am lukas voss and matt: we have a weak cold front boundary parked nearby. a wind from the sse turns westerly tomorrow and with less snow coverage, we should see temperatures shoot even higher into the upper 40s. we'll stay there on saturday despite increasing clouds. today's high is 39 under partly cloudy skies. the overnight low

dr. rein's door. how did it get way out there? well, as he thought about it the whole scene seemed to gel in ken thompson's mind. the way it happened, that is, the killer must have stolen bryan's own gun in its case while dr. rein was away at his conference, then brought it back that night expressly to kill bryan, discarding the holster on the way to the door. if it hadn't been for that holster out there, it could've been somebody came to the door, knocked at the door, bryan came to the door with a gun to maybe threaten him and there was a tussle. >> that could've been, sure. >> reporter: the gun changed hands and boom boom. >> it could've been, absolutely. but that holster being out there, there's just no other reason why that holster would be >> reporter: that was agent thompson's theory anyway. was tom jaraczeski capable of such a thing? well, he already admitted he sneaked into ann's house when it was empty. and so, thought agent thompson, he must have been perfectltly capable of walking into dr. rein's place too and stealing that gun. >> he had plenty of opportunity to get the gun. i mean, the trailer was ne

and i saw bill thompson and he look hooked me up. >> todd: i wanted to do my dr. ee vail 1reu8, 1 billion-dollar. smaller, it is not stopping people from trying. and der derek medina out last line. >> reporter: as the cut off grewonger and longer. people trying to get that one thing. >> to get that record $900 million. >> reporter: and get numbers to win the the 900 million. people in line had new the chance to win wa big. >> and people say they were in it to win it. usually it not 900 million so today i'm in it. >> reporter: she and a lot more. >> see an increase in sail where people are buying $200 at once. some people are whying $50 at once. and. >> reporter: rick from the quick stop in fort lauderdale. just this week they sold a million dollar ticket and before, that six months ago we sold a crash off for 5-dollar so we're pretty lucky. >> reporter: a lucky spot maybe but it all about the numbers. >> 20, two 1, 50, one. >> reporter: some letting the come piert dot picking and others put in their own combination. >> reporter: the number came to you in a dream.

and so, thought agent thompson, he must have been perfectly capable of walking into dr. rein's place too and stealing that gun. >> he had plenty of portunity to get the gun. locked. >> reporter: but why would he get bryan's gun? he could get a gun anywhere. it's montana, for god's sake, everybody's got a gun. >> he certainly had the ability walk into that trailer. ample time to look around, to grab the gun. >> reporter: so that became the leading theory. larry hagenbuch, the doctor's troubled friend, if that's truly what he was, remained a person of interest, but the primary suspect, no question, was still tom jaraczeski. but how to prove it? well, as luck would have it, a bloodhound was at the crime scene that day owned by a local guy. a dog named calamity jane. so they let the dog sniff tom's baseball cap. and? >> the dog went right into the trailer,2went right out the back door, went right to where the holster had been found, went right to the caragana bushes where there was an indication that somebody had been standing in there. >> reporter: what did you think? >> we

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