harreld: "i said you, i didn't harreld: "i'm not suprised." (crowd cheers) it was that response that quickly fueled the protesting fire as the woman was quickly defended. the president continued to defend himself. harreld: "excuse me sir these signs that are standing up are insulting me." but the entire crowd fact the protesters were hushed multiple times and at one point even called out by another community member. "yal don't understand that not only have yal not engaged bruce harreld or any of the four other, three other people here kristin rogers) "despite all of the controversy surrounding his hire, bruce harreld tells us he remains grounded." and it starts at home with his family (cg: bruce harreld/ university of iowa president) "i go home every night and hug her terrible day, and wake up the next morning and say let's go handsome it's a new day, you have to, the core of your question is do i know who i am and do i have a set of values? and yeah i know who i am and a lot of the people trying to say who i am many of them i've never met." p

harreld had to say.. questions chant once harreld handed the mic to the crowd, many raised long-term concerns. including possible cuts.. "we are looking for a vision, but what i heard was things are pretty bad, we need to start cutting stuff." the faculty voice in change.. "that makes it possible for the academic process to compel the allocation of resources instead of the allocation of resources compelling the academic process." and concrete plans to carry out change.. "i still haven't heard you say anything about how you will promote, support, and retain staff." harreld took those questions for more than an hour. but says this.. is just the start of a continued dialogue he hopes to have. "there's not a person who has asked to see me that i've denied, but i will also reach out. we can do better, it's critical we thanks, sarah. harreld says he plans to hold open town hall meetings three times a year. turning now to weather and meteorologis t joe winters. joe, we'll see some stronger winds again tomorrow?

harreld: "i'm not suprised." it was that response that after someone in the crowd called his comment insulting. harreld countered that he was being insulted by the signs and interruptions. the town hall was meant to focus on improving the school. many in the crowd criticized harreld's hiring.... saying it was a corrupt process. harreld says he remains grounded because of his family. bruce harreld university of iowa and hug her and i also go to bed every night saying oh what a terrible day, what a terrible day, and wake up the handsome it's a new day, you have to, the core of your question is do i know who i am and do i have a set of values? and of the people trying to say who i am many of president harreld was asked multiple times if he would resign, and every time he said no. in three weeks des moines will welcome more than 17 - thousand fans for the n-c- double a basketball tournament. one of the priorities of the iowa events center is catering to cell phone users. 460019 chris connolly general manager, iowa ev

harreld: "i'm not suprised." it was that response that quickly fueled the protesting fire as the woman was quickly defended. protestor: "you publicly insulted a member of this town." the president continued to defend himself. harreld: "excuse me sir these signs that are standing up are insulting me." but the entire crowd wasn't against bruce harreld in fact the protesters were hushed multiple times and at one point even called out by another community member. "yal don't understand that not only have yal not engaged bruce harreld or any of the four but yal have done a diservice to yal's selves yal should be ashamed yal disrespectful." :kristin rogers @krogerskwwl "despite all of the controversy surrounding his hire, bruce harreld tells us he remains grounded." family bruce harreld university of iowa president "i go home every night and hug night saying oh what a terrible day, what a next morning and say let's go handsome it's a new day, you have to, the core of your question is do i know who i am and yeah i know w

harreld says he plans to do this type of town hall 3 times a year. as for the protesters, he says he respects their new developments tonight in a story fox 28 news is following in hiawatha. hiawatha.shortly after last year's ragbrai made a stop there, a local business owner sued the local planning committee.jennifer goodlove owns the farmer's daughter's market.her business held their own ragbrai festivities, away from the designated site.but the city passed an ordinance, they say, permits them to charge fees no matter where the ragbrai-targeting event happens.today, goodlove told us that's just nn true. "they were trying to say this is something we did differently just because i named it, "hee-haw" days, but we always name our cute events that's part of the funness of farmer's daughter's market." market."the hiawatha ragbrai committee say if goodlove wanted to avoid the fee, she should have closed for the day. it's now up to a judge in small claims court to decide whether goodlove can get her money back from the city. nine...cracking down on electron

bruce harreld took heavy scrutiny even before he took office. he promises to connect with the campus and make the university the best it can be. looking at that data, seeing what it means to them and start to have a conversation >>> i hope people are looking at the data and seeing what it means to them and having a conversation about what we should do about it. >> bruce harreld has been on the job a little more than three months. he says he plans to hold hold one, three times a year. >>> gun rights are another step closer to being expanded and iowa. the house passed several bills including legislation that would allow children under 14 to use handguns with parental supervision. other bills would restrict public access about gun owners and legalize the use of suppressors. and the house, one representative from cedar rapids took some time to speak out. >> we do not need a militia of toddlers that we do not have handguns that i am aware of that fit the hands of a one or 2-year-old. >> the bill now heads to the senate. it is not clear if it will rec

harreld faced heavy scruntiny even before he took office and through last night's chaos -- harreld promised to connect with the make the university the best it can be.he says was hired to do a job and he will complete it. harreld 05:41:12 "i hope people actually looking at that data, seeing what it means to them and start to have a conversation about what we should do about it." it."harreld has only served 120 days as the university's president.he says he plans to hold town hall meetings like this three times a year. an update to a story we first broke to you right here on cbs 2 this morning. morning.police in phoenix say a 26-year-old shot and killed his parents and two sisters during a house fire. fire.authorities did say the gunman, alex buckner, had a history of drug abuse, but that the shooting was out of character.the gun used in the crime was owned by buckners father.all of his family members suffered gunshot wounds but a medical examiner will determine the cause of death.officers dodged bullets and wore breathing gear to enter the burning home to try and help the victims, all while

at one point, a protester claims harreld insulted someone in the crowd. harreld defended himself saying he was insulted by signs he saw at the powerful storms roll through the south last night -- and more could be on the way today. three people were killed in louisiana and mississippi. this tornado was caught on tape in louisiana. right now, a glass of water is a challenge in one louisiana city. storms knocked the town's water service off-line in assumption parish. that's west of new orleans. high winds also took down trees wheeler overturned. this also happened in louisiana. so much damage in that state this morning because of severe weather. the moment storms cut the power in an alabama town was caught on camera. you can see in this video -- as the rain comes down. the lghts flicker... and then go out for good. and in florida -- more severe weather. utility poles were brought down and cars were flipped. crews will be out taking a look at the damage all over the south country today. continuing coverage this morning: testimony continues today in the murde

harreld says he plans to do this type of town hall 3 times a year. as for the protesters, he says he respects their opinions but as president, he has work to do. he has work as president, opinions but respects their he says he protesters, as for the type of harreld says he plans to do this type of town hall 3 times a year. as for the protesters, he says he respects their opinions but as president, he has work to do. tonight in sports... sports...it's win or go home for many local high school basketball teams... highlights from all over the state... 19 and 3... the number two-ranking in five- a... that's good and all... but to the iowa city girls... it's not good enou >>> 19 and 3. the number 2 ranking in 5 a. but to the iowa city girms it's not good enough. a trip to state is on the line tonight. earl gets a clean look and knocks down the triple. it was swiped away and it was a layup. city up by 5 in the third but the rams roared back. bucket and the foul and the season comes to a close for city. first half, draper lines one up. yes. go hawks up 1 at

president harreld discussed housing on campus as well as faculty salaries. kwwl's kristin rogers is at the town hall she will have a full live report coming up tonight at ten. coming up on kwwl, one of our state's senators responds to president obama's plan to shut down guantanamo bay. plus - with the zika virus becoming a bigger issue overseas, are students changing their plans for spring break. "now your storm track 7 from the kwwl stormtrackhere is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: the sky remains mostly cloudy tonight with a stray light rain system to our east strengthens, the wind increases here wednesday morning and away the clouds clear thursday. the wind is light friday with highs near 40. the wind increases from the southwest and that will push warm air into the area with highs near 50 under a mostly sunny sky. late afternoon and night there is chance for light rain showers changing to light snow showers. the sky remains mostly cloudy tonight with a stray light rain or snow shower. as a low pressure system to o

then a bit later, another triple - harreld is the leading three-point shooter in briar cliff history for a reason, folks. and he can do it in all ways - in transition - another three - that forces a concordia timeout. i think you know where i'm going with this - harreld - another one - 9 threes, 31 points - bcu wins on the seniors for the charger women, also hoping to go out with a win. 9-point briar cliff lead at the half - but the chargers had a huge third quarter - morgan hansen for three. then, lexi henschke can't connect on the layup but jessi corrick is there to clean it up - corrick led briar cliff with 17. concordia's quinn wragge, from crofton, nebraska, trying to keep the bulldogs in it - wragge led all scorers with 25 points. but there was no stopping the chargers - b-c-u shot 13-of-22 in the third quarter - pulling away for good - briar cliff women by 20, 75-55. these same two teams will play in the opening round of the gpac tournament on wednesday. across town, the morningside women looking to finish the regular season strong against midland. first quarter - lexi ackerma

clay harreld didn't make this opens things up with a three from the wing. harreld is the leading three-point shooter in briar cliff history - and he can do it in all ways - in transitionthat forces a concordia timeout. i think you know where i'm going with this - harreld - another one - 9 threes, 31 points - bcu wins on senior day, 98-84 the seniors for the charger women, also hoping to go out with a win. 9-point briar cliff lead at the half - but the chargers had a huge third quarter - morgan hansen for three. concordia's quinn wragge, from crofton, nebraska, trying to led all scorers with 25 points. but there was no stopping the chargers - b-c-u shot 13-of-22 in the third quarter - pulling away for good - briar cliff women by 20, 75-55. across town, the morningside women looking to finish the regular season strong against midland. first quarter - lexi ackerman on the run - finishes in transition - ackerman had 18, tie game early. but morningside continues to push the pace - inside to jessica tietz - the n-a-i-a player of the week led all scorers with 24 p

> " sabrina: harreld did hand over the mic to the audience and take questions... the university leader hopes the meeting is the beginning of a continued dialogue among the school's community. he plans to hold three such town hall style meetings each year. we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: things have stayed pretty mild across the state the last few days, but it's still winter and today we'll get a nice reminder of that. under cloudy skies and a strong north wind highs today will only top out in the upper 30s, but they will feel much colder than that. tonight the winds will stay northwesterly and strong keeping our lows in the mid 20s but wind chills in the teens. there may be a few scattered snow showers that wander through western iowa primarily tonight and tomorrow early morning, but most of us should be dry and any accumulation would likely not stick. thursday will start cloudy but we'll see some sunshine by the northwest wind and highs in the mid 30s. friday we turn a corner with lighter winds, sunshine, and tem

to ask *any queston they want of new u-i president bruce harreld. his appointment by the regents has been questioned by many - including some staff.there are claims that he's not qqlified -- or that his selection was orchestrated behind closed doors. cbs 2 news reporter dora miller is at the town hall right now, dora, what has been said? doors. cbs 2 news reporter dora miller joins us with more. >> reporter: president harreld wrap up his presentation maybe at around 4:35. but in the first 20 minutes of his presentation, people were yelling. one main protester cameup to the front. one of them being resign. and as soon as you walk into the doors here, there was -- you could feel the tension. but bruce harreld decided he would d ignore most of the comments from the protestors. he continued on with his presentation comparing university of iowa to different campuses around the nation. so he made sure at he stayed on topic. however, he did constantly get interrupted. the question-and-answer session is going on right now. anyone can ask any question they w

harreld says he'll continue to hold town halls every few months. he says the next one will be focused on the university's challenges with diversity and inclusion. a chilly, gloomy day today will be replaced with sunshine tomorrow.. meteorologist brett mcintyre has details.. there's still much more to come tonight.... coming up at 9-30 -- shrinking field.. and then there were five.. the remaining candidates for the g-o-p presidential nomination took the stage for another debate tonight.. who came out swinging ahead of super tuesday. godmother of tattoos... for over 30 years sherry sears has used the human body as her canvas... her advice for anyone considering getting a tattoo from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..you're watching the since 1981 she's been honing her craft...working in des moines the entire time...now we tell you the story of her artistry sherry sears doesn't create her art on canvas or paper....but rather on skin. ben oldach tells us the story of how sherry became des moines' "godmother of tattoos". for 35 sherry sears story h

harreld faced heavy scruntiny even before he took office and through last night's chaos -- harreld promised to connect with the community on campus better and make the university the best it can be.he says was hired to do a job and he will complete it. "i hope people actually looking at that data, seeing what it means to them and start to have a conversation about what we should do about it." it."harreld has only served 120 days as the university's president. says he plans to hold town hall meetings like this three times a year. an update to a story we first broke to you right here on cbs 2 this morning. morning.police in phoenix say a -year-old shot and killed during a house fire. fire.authorities did say the gunman, alex buckner, had a history of drug ase, but that the shooting was out of character.the gun used in the crime was owned by buckners father.all of his family members suffered gunshot wounds but a medical examiner will determine the cause of death.officers dodged bullets and wore breathing gear to enter the burning home to try and help the victims, all while the shooter was stil

> " elias: harreld did hand over the mic to the audience and take questions... the university leader hopes the meeting is the beginning of a continued dialogue among the school's community. he plans to hold three such town hall style meetings each year. elias: coming up on local 5 news midday... the nevada caucuses wrapped up last night for the republican presidential candidates. we'll take a look back at who is still at the top and what to expect as we tuesday. elias: and... we'll take a look at the latest lucky one classroom winner and their creative plans to prepare their students for the future. elias: next.... our local bus service dart is looking for some feedback on how to "your wathcing local 5 news midday in hd with elias johnson and we are iowas most accurate forecast. this is local 5 midday. we are iowa" elias: as you may have seen, the dart forward plan is entering an important next phase and we are in need of public input. we are looking for the community to take a survey, invite dart reps to speak at local chambers, etc. the more feedback the bette

not everyone wanted to hear what harreld had to say. protestors interrupted him several times, demanding he take questions. harreld did hand the mic over to audience members for the second hour of the 2-hour meeting. he says he hopes the meeting is the start of a continued dialogue. "i see a lot of loud people trying to take over the conversation but the real question is where are the real people who are working hard to move this university forward?" harreld says he plans to hold 3 town hall meetings each year. today parts of the gulf coast are cleaning up severe weather tore apart the city of prairieville louisiana. that city is just southeast of batron rouge. a tornado touched down in that region last night, tearing the side of this golds gym. the national weather service says at least 7 tornados touched down in louisiana and mississippi. more storms and at least one tornado damaged parts of pensacola florida as well overnight. downed trees landed across streets and fell on top of houses. this morning people were out trying clear the

at one point, a protester claims harreld insulted someone in the crowd. harreld defended himself saying he was insulted by signs he saw at the event. today, the university of northern iowa will announce their new athletic director. on the short list are dave harris and peter fields - both with 10 years or more experience in their current positions. harris comes from iowa state, and fields worked at montana state university. kwwl's sports director rick coleman believes the biggest challenge for the new director entertainment dollars. to keep realm, but obviously struggling on the national level to keep pace with iowa and iowa state in the state of iowa." stay with kwwl and kwwl-dot-com this afternoon to find out who u-n-i has selected. a billing mistake is costing the city of dubuque thousands of dollars. the public works department is asking for an extra 285-thousand dollars...mostly for street lighting. an audit shows allient energy failed to bill dubuque for all complicated. "they own some lights, we own complicated system...so they're in the process of

on tuesday harreld held a town campus. he was met by groups of protestors calling for him to resign. today at the board of regents meeting harreld shrugged off those protestors and said he will continue to speak openly with everyone in hopes of creating a stronger university. "while it was contentious at tiemes it was and will continue to be an important way of engaging our campus and how we can continue to improve and i look forward to continuing that conversation not olnly with the campus but with you, our board, iowans and quite frankly harreld says he'll continue to hold town halls every few months. he says the next one will be focused on the university's challenges with diversity and inclusion. some iowa lawmakers are hoping to make the roads safer for bicyclists... lawmakers in the senate passed a bill this week that would require motorists to change lanes to pass a cyclist and wait until they have safely cleared the rider before getting back over. the law would not require motorists to get over if there is an establ

and pop three. 7 and a half to play in the half, harreld curls off a screen for another one. briar cliff comes back to win 81-to-76 - the chargers host the gpac final on tuesday. other division 1 scores - iowa state leads kansas state at home... we'll have those highlights at 10. northern iowa beats evansvill, 54- 52 - the panthers, now 11-and-7 in m-v-c play. three siouxlanders are into the finals of the south dakota state wrestling tournament. yankton's spencer huber is the only class a finalist - at 132 pounds. in class b, beresford's dakota galt, at 132, and ep-j's dylan colt, at 138 are in the finals. the finals should start right around the bandits begin their quest for a second straight champions indoor football title tonight. sioux city is at home against omaha at the top of the hour. the bandits have plenty of veterans returning on both sides of the ball. but sioux city does have one very notable rookie - that's quarterback a.j. graham, who takes over for departed league mvp charles dowdell. the bandits are the defending c-i-f champions - but the staff says that does

and pop three. 7 and a half to play in the half, harreld curls off a screen for another one. briar cliff comes back to win 81-to-76 - the chargers host the gpac final on tuesday. iowa state, at home against kansas state. first half - tied at 21 - great pass to abdel nader - he can't finish - but jameel mckay can - mckay had 14 poitns, 17 rebounds off the bench. k-state hung tough in the first half - they only hit 4 threes in the game - but that one gives the wildcats the lead. but monte morris w wl give isu the lead with a buzzer beater 3 - iowa state rolls in the second half to the 80-61 win. for a second- straight c-i-f title tonight. sioux city, hosting old rival omaha - the bandits went 3-and-1 against the beef last year. lots of excitement at the tyson events center for the defending champs. scoreless first quarter - the beef's joshua floyd jr. going for it all - rahn fnklin picks off the under throw - fans riled up. a few plays later - fans get a good look a new qb a.j. graham - 45 yards to frederick bruno - bandits up 7-0. second quarter - same two guys hook up again -

at one point, a protester claims harreld insulted someone in the crowd. harreld defended himself saying he was insulted by signs he saw at the event. powerful storms roll through the south last night -- and more could be on the way today. three people were killed in louisiana and mississippi. this tornado was caught on tape in louisiana. right now, a glass of water is a challenge in one city in louisiana. storms knocked the town's water service off-line in assumption parish. that's west of new orleans. high winds also took down trees and power lines -- leaving a trail of debris. emergency crews are also needed in wheeler overturned. this also happened in louisiana. so much damage in that state this morning because of severe weather. the moment storms cut the power in an alabama town was caught on camera. you can see in this video -- as the rain comes down. the lights flicker... and then go out for good. and in florida -- more severe weather. utility poles were brought down and cars were flipped. crews will be out taking a look at the damage all over the s

during the meeting, harreld spoke on low faculty pay, allocation of resources, and hinted toward a tuition raise. but not all wanted to hear what he had to say...protestors interrupted him, wanting him to take questions. "bruce harreld university of iowa president <"i see a lot of loud people trying to take over the conversation but the real question is where are the real people who are working hard to move this university over the mic to take questions... leader hopes the meeting is the beginning of a dialogue among the school's community. he plans to hold three such town hall style meetings each year. elias: meterologist (sam adlibs) weather adlib: sam: weather adlib: things have stayed pretty mild across the state the last few days, but it's still winter and today we'll get a nice reminder of that. under cloudy skies and a strong north wind highs today will only top out in the will feel much colder than that. tonight the winds will stay northwesterly and strong keeping our lows in the mid 20s but wind chills in the teens. there may be a few scattered snow showers that wander through wes

after more than three months as president at the university of iowa -- bruce harreld will join other administrators for a town-hall meeting.the university says the meeting is open to the public and questions won't be pre- screened.the town hall runs from four to six tomorrow at t the pomerantz center. also in johnson county, coralville city leaders want your suggestions on signs. the coralville business community and the public is invited to talk about the rules for commercial signs and bill- boards.that meeting will also be held tomorrow, from noon to one at west bank.the city will present proposed changes.the review process is expected to take several months. everyone wants to go to the big dance -- and the iowa women have been dancing 8 straight years -- but to make it 9 straight trips to the n-c double a tournament -- bluder's bunch has some work and that starts with indiana the hoosiers jumped out to a 9 nothing lead -- iowa battled back -- whitney jennings dials long distance and connects -- hawks trailed by 1 after 1and then they caught fire in the second -- tah-nye-ah davis -

the group also wrote a letter to university of iowa president bruce harreld retire the goat and let it go to an animal sanctuary. the university says it's still looking for the goat that got it's asking people in north liberty to watch for the goat, which looks like this one. the university says several people have spotted the goat in the north liberty area. the iowa hawkeye's men's basketball team is earning national recognition. hawkeye forward jarrod uthoff is on the regional cover of sports illustrated this week. and the magazine calls uthoff a candidate for national player of the year. it also described the hawkeye basketball team as america's biggest surprise. the issue should be on store shelves tomorrow. the hawkeyes are currently fifth in the a-p poll and seventh in the u-s-a today coaches poll. a survey of supply managers in iowa and other midwest states indicates improved faith in the economy for the first time in months. a new report from creighton university shows the mid-american business conditions index in january jumped to 48 point 3 from 39 point 5 in december. it's t

the group also wrote a letter to u-i president bruce harreld asking him to retire the goat and let it go to an animal sanctuary. the university says it's still looking for the goat that got loose on friday. it's asking people in goat, which looks like this one. the university says several people have spotted the goat in the north liberty area. the iowa hawkeye's men's basketball team is impressing many -- and on a regional cover of sports illustrated this week. hawkeye forward jarrod uthoff is on the s-i cover -- months after the iowa football team was also on the cover. and the magazine calls uthoff a candidate for national player of the year. it also described the hawkeye basketball team as america's biggest surprise. the hawkeyes are currently 5th in the a-p poll and 7th in the u-s-a today coaches poll. today is national signing day for college football recruits. it could tip the balance for several programs this year... some of the biggest announcements start as early as 7 iowa time. the world health organization director has declared a public health emergency this week. the zika

you're looking live at the town hall meeting hosted by new president bruce harreld. the univeristy says that university of iowa community members are encouraged to attend the ask questions and share their have details about those concerns - and what protestors have to say - coming up tonight at six the university of iowa is cited by the u-s department of agriculture... goat... william the goat escaped from research handlers last month...he was eventually found and taken back to the school. the reason the usda is citing the school is because of how they reported the animal's escape. this is the only citation the school has received since william escaped. coming up... as college kids get ready to tear it up on spring who travel. and... a worldwide recall of snickers and milky ways... what you should that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast next. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page

university president bruce harreld recently asked the legislature to approve a four and a half million dollar increase in state funding for faculty. iowa's three public universities. the gazette reports that iowa, iowa state, and u-n-i will be asking the regents to approve price hikes at their next meeting. i-s-u's most popular room and board package would go up three and a half percent. similar packages at u-n-i and iowa would go up two point nine percent.' that translates to increases of 150 to 300 dollars, depending on the school and the plan. 2-shot wam it's a busy week in des moines as lawmakers work their way through a number of bills ahead of friday's funnel deadline. non bget bills that haven't passed at least one committee in either the house or senate won't go any further. one bill that's still alive would require iowa schools to teach new topics in high school human growth and development classes. it passed a committee earlier this week. the bill would require those health classes to teach... dating violence and also what it means for affirmative, conscious, or voluntary con

university president bruce harreld recently asked the legislature to approve a four and a half million dollar increase in sta funding. looking for a babysitter? it'll cost you more now compared to last year. more on that coming today's america's money. stay the battle continues in south carolina, as several of the republican presidential candidates are taking part i itown halls ththre. new poll numbers are out with the primary just two days away. abc's ray raimundi has the latest on the campaign trail. the clash of the republican cdidates....n ow going into overdrive. the battle ground: south carolina -- where four of the six republican candidates -- participated in town hall forums across two cable networks sot-trump i do attack k ople wheei'm attacked publican front-runner donald trump....all alone on m-s-n-b-c ... where he attacked his fellow counterparts...and defended his fiery temperment sot-trump "in a year from now, people will respect what i did over on c-n-n...senators ted cruz and marco rubio....along with dr. ben chance to address questions from south carolina voters. cruz.

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for the men, senior clay harreld notched another honor, threes in two wins last week. he shot 60 rcent from deep and now leads both the gpac and the naia with 120 made three pointers. briar cliff hosts a pair of gpac tournament games tomorrow night at 6 and 8. chris: so far seven teams from northwest iowa have clinched spots at next week's girls state basketball tournament. tonight, spencer and sioux city west will both try to join them. for the wolverines, it's a familiar place. they're back in a regional final for the fourth time in the last five years, but have yet to qualify for the state tournament. spencer on the other hand, has four trips to state, all coming in a seven year span from 2003 to 2009. both teams will be underdogs tonight on the road to highly- ranked opponents. west will take on third ranked ankeny centennial tonight down in we'll have highlights of that tonight at ten. spencer takes on the two time defending state champs from harlan on the partly cloudy skies, breezy winds, and a slight chance of light snow in the evening. little to no accumulatio

three people are chairing this committee including university of iowa president bruce harreld. the committee will use the survey results to it is available u uil february 26th. we've put a link to it on our website, kcrg dot com. the university of iowa will soon start cutting down ash trees on the pentacrest. and it's all because workers found the the pesky emerald ash borer on a campus tree. stay with tv9. some are around the pentacrest of iowa campus could see some major changes in the next few years. landscape services plan to cut down quite a few ash trees. workers found the emerald ash borer on one tree near the main library. and now the university is planning to get rid of all of its ash trees over the next five years. about seven percent of the trees on the university of iowa campus are ash trees. that's approximately 560 ash trees altogether. and many of the trees around the pentacrest are ash trees. kcrg t-v nine'iowa city bureau chief mark carlsonn joins us live tonight. mark, the university says there's not much it can do now that the emerald ash borer has come to ca

. >>> after more than three months as president of the university of iowa, bruce harreld will join other administrators for a town hall meeting. the university university says the meeting is open to the public and the townhall runs from 4:00 until l 00 today. we have more information about this meeting on cbs2iowa.com. >>> new developments this afternoon. and an alleged abuse case at linn-mar high school, fourur leaders will not take other action against assistant football coach casebolt. we first reported exclusively last week that more than a dozen families banded together to accuse casebolt of physically, verbally and mentally abusing players dating last night, the linn-mar school district heard both sides of the argument against casebolt. . the distriri said after investigating allegations, they did not find enough evidence to take action. current members of the football team stood by their coaches. some parents say the abuse was being covered by the district. >> i applaud you that you have not been in their shoes. that is fine. that is great that you support -- but when you are on t

briar cliff's clay harreld with the three.. chargers up one.2. moments later.. shane graves with the nice move and the layup.. briar cliff up five in the first quarter.3. later in the first half.. austin homan with the nice reverse layup.. chargers still up five.4. moment's later.. graves with the nice pass to ricky wiwiiams for e layup.. chargers up eight at that point and ...briar cliff wins 3 iowa and penn state tonight. this one was no contest. east grad adam woodbury had 15 rebounds in this one! iowa wins 73-59. nebraska also played a close game against number four maryland but they fell 70-65 at home. 3 3 3 <

coming back into the near court though, clay harreld...one of his 6 three- pointers tonight to put the chargers up 9. morningside...with the response...brody van ginkel tickles the twine to keep it within single digits. but briar cliff forces the split, austin homan pours in the pair and they roll, 91- 66. the hawkeyes making the trip out east to take on penn state tonight. early on, the defense loses track of adam woodbury and the big man makes them pay...monster two handed flush for the early lead. but penn state came to play...time winding down in the half...shep garner finds donovon jack for the alley oop at the buzzer...hosts led it 38-31 at the break. in the second...peter jok, trying to will back into it...absorbs the contact and finishes to cut into the deficit. under 90 to play...iowa down 8...jarrod uthoff...three of his 19 here...hawks trying to rally. then under 10 to play, jok, some how gets this shot to fall...three of his game-high 28 to keep iowa alive, but they can't get any closer than that. rough loss for iowa...79-75 your final. nebraska without shavon shields yet a

lancers with the early lead but austin homan kicks it out to clay harreld...money from deep, bcu takes the one point lead. then check out the move from shane graves, the fake...and the take...the lead up to five. then graves in trouble, he finds ricky williams...the big senior lays it up 102-59 some other gpac scores tonight...lexi ackermrm went over one thousand points and morningside got revenge on northwestern, 80-65. the red raider men force a split though, they beat the stangs, 82-65. and in mitchell dordt falls to a pair of ranked teams. the defender women lose 80-57 and the men can't pull the upset either...they drop it 82-67. iowa hosting penn state, alex walker's alma mater. early on...adam woodbury gets the dish and the easy deuce...he had a career high 15 boards in just 22 minutes tonight. late in the half, dom uhl drives and misses but follows with the monster slam...hawkeyes led it 45-26 at the half and that's enough to celebrate with some ice cream. in the second half...jarrod uthoff continues the dominance for the hawkeyes...they rout penn state, 73-49 looking for a huge

bc jumps on top quickly -- clay harreld made sixhree's for his 18 points -- chargers up 12 in the first half. the mustangs try to keep up -- adebayo babalola had morningside's first four points -- but didn't score again. morningside was down 19 at the half -- blake van ginkel cuts through the lane for 2. but the charger defense caused 22 turnovers -- austin lefler with the steal -- over to shane 19. briar cliff rolls, 91-66. the second-ranked morningside women with a 20-point lead on the 10th-ranked chargers -- going to the 4th quarter. the mustangs cruising -- lexi ackerman to lauren lemkuhl down low -- she had 14 and the lead is 22. then briar cliff catches fire. morgan hansen gets the hoop and the hack -- she had 21 -- chargers within 12. -- jessi corrick with the 3 and the foul -- bc got the lead all the way play. but morningside recovers -- madison braun gets clobbered but scores -- she led the way with 26 and morningside rolls onl 95-79. regional play started for sioux city girls teams. in class 5a, sioux city east went to north for a first round contest. they split in the regular

after more than three months - as president of the university of iowa - - bruce harreld - will join other administrators - for a town -hall meeting.it's set for this tuesday.the university says the meeting is open to will not** be - pre-screened.the town hall - runs from four to six - tuesday - at the pomer-rantz - center. this week in coralville, coralville,the city wants your suggestions on signs**. the coralville business community - and the public - are invited to talk about the rules - for commercial signs - and bill-boards.the meeting is tuesday - from noon to one - - at - west* bank in coralville.the city will present - proposed* - changes.the review process - is expected to take - several months. apple - has just five more days to decide - if it will follow a court order - to help the - f-b-i - break into an - eye - phone -- owned by one of the - san bernardino - terrorists.but it's already clear - the tech giant's - answer - is no**. no**.personal privacy -- versus - national security - - is the topic in tonight's - - say - what. what. - " we should boycott apple until they help

rmer employees show *salary is the biggest factor for their decision to quit.new u-i president bruce harreld is now asking lawmakers for 45-million dollars to help retain high-performing workers. the board of regents is also taking up this issue at its one staff member sticking around is athletic director gary barta.barta got a five year extension from president harreld.many wanted to see barta go after he stood by head coach kirk ferentz during a dismal 20-14 season.but then *this past year, ferentz led the football team through an undefeated regular season - earning national coach of the year honors.barta's base salary is now over the half- million dollar mark and runs through 2021. pay is on the minds of leaders in linn county. county.the linn county board of supervisors is discussing a minimum wage increase. increase.supervisor brent oleson says if the state will not increase the minimum wage, it falls to county leaders to take action. "what we hope to achieve is one that signal to the legislature that they really should be doing this so that we can have a uniform minimum wage across the

but today, university of iowa president bruce harreld is expected to lead a town hall meeting. it's for the campus community. it'll be from four until six this evening in the pomerantz center. the university community is encouraged to come -- there will be time for questions iowans may be paying more in taxes this year....to help pay for schools. lawmakers are debating over a process called coupling. it lets state tax deductions mirror federal deductions. if the state stops allowing the breaks...it would mean about 95- million dollars for the state. as teachers, farmers, and small business owners would all be laura...2105 for my farm family alone, it's like asking us to governor branstad originally said the state couldn't afford to allow the breaks while still funding schools. now, he thinks the state can do coming up... got milk? why it's becoming less of a poplar staple and, a new study suggests some we'll be right back with your storm track seven forecast. mostly cloudy skies cover most of the state and we could see eileen loan. this is the kwwl news at noon" "now your storm

university president bruce harreld recently asked the legislature to approve a four and a half million dollar increase in state funding. room and board costs could be going up at iowa's 3 public universities. the gazette reports that iowa, iowa state, and u-n-i will be asking the regents to approve price hikes at their next meeting. i-s-u's most popular room and board package would go up 3-point-5 percent. similar packages at u-n-i and iowa would go up 2-point-9 percent. hat translates to increases of 150 to 300 dollars, depending on the school and the plan. is closing its less than a year. arterial. it's holding a closeout sale. the store has been open april or may. closing across the u- s. a bearded d dgon is alive this morning, thanks to help from two dubuque county sheriff's deputies. last month the deputies found a lizard on the side of rickardsville. when they arrived, the lizard was frozen and they cranked up the heat in their squad car and rushed it to the veterinarian. after an hour under a heat lamp, the lizard started to move. "it happened quick enough. pefully that's whatat

the group also wrote a letter to u-i president bruce harreld asking him to retire the goat and let it go to an animal sanctuary. the university says it's still looking for the goat that got loose on friday. it's asking people in noh liberty to watch for the goat, whh looks like this one. the university says several people have spotted the goat in the north liberty area. the iowa hawkeye's men's basketball team is impressing many -- and on a regional cover of sports illustrated this week. hawkeye forward jarrod uthoff is on the s-i cover -- months after the iowa football l am was also on the cover. and the magazine calls uthoff a candidate for national player of the year. it also described the hawkeye basketll team as america's biggest surprise. the hawkeyes are currently 5th in the a-p poll and 7th h the u-s-a today coaches poll. today is national signing day for college football recruits. it cou tip the balance for several programs this year... some of the biggest announcements start as early as 7 iowa time. many remember today, february third, as "the day the music died." today mark

but today, university of iowa president bruce harreld is expected to lead a town hall meeting. the forum is from 4 to 6 at the pomerantz center on campus. you're encouraged to go and ask questions. the cedar rapids school board has decided to approve a change to next year's school calendar. schools will have an early dismissal on fridays. students have a late start every monday to make room for teachers to have professional development. decision 2016... the next big date for the republican race to the white house is today republicans are in nevada for the caucuses there. donald trump is expected to win the state... but second place is up for grabs. hillary clinton won the democratic caucuses in nevada on saturday. a new eastern iowa organization is helping students improve their writing and communication skills... and the cost: nothing... kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in waterloo... she caught up with one of the directors and some of the students involved with this organzation... it's called the waterloo writing project...and it's dedicated to improvign peoples' writing a

university of iowa president bruce harreld and barta made the agreement last month. it guarantees barta 4-point-6 more faculty members are resgining at the university, up 36- percent last year. salary is often cited as the reason people leave. the college of medicine has been hit the hardest. so, to attract and keep faculty - the university is seeking millions from the state. a homeless shelter is looking for help as they continue to battle bedbugs. the hope house in dubuque has been dealing with the parasite for the past two years. staff has started aggressively treating for the bugs--checking beds and spraying furniture. now they're hoping to raise money to get new bed frames and chairs that will help make the search for bedbugs easier. "is that going to stop the them. all you have to do is lift up your mattress and box spring, and there's no where for them to hide." the bed frames cost 380 dollars before taxes and shipping, and the chairs cost 200 dollars. continuing coverage...the federal government takes a step forward in responding to the the health and human s

the biggest reason why.facucuy resignations were up 36- percent last year.new u-i president bruce harreld is now asking lawmakers for 45-million dollars to help retain high-performing rkers. the board of regents is also taking up this issue at its next meeting later this month. around is atetic director gary barta.he gotot five year extension.many hawkeke fans wanted to see bartrtgo after he stood by head coach kirk ferentz during a dismal 20-14 season.but then -- *this past year -- ferentz led the football team through an undefeated regular season and got national coach of the year honors.barta's base salary is now more than half-million dollars and runs through 2021. right now in cedar rapipi, one heheth organization is looking for a few good workers. physicians clinic of iowa held a career fair last night. they're looking to fill a number of positions from nursing to receptionists.if you didn't make it to the fair, you can find a link to the company's website on our website - cbs 2 iowa dot com. iowa's tournament resume is as strong as anyone's... plenty of good wins... but more import

university of iowa president bruce harreld and barta made the guarantees barta 4-point-6 million dollars in compensation through june 20-21. onto decision 2016. nevada is next up for the democrats. the caucuses there could look a like like iowa's. a new c-n-n-o-r-c poll has democratic caucusgoers in nevada split almost evenly between the two presidential candidates. 48-percent say they support clinton...47-percent sanders. the caucus is saturday. looking at the republicans now...senator ted cruz leads the race nationally. that's according to the new nbc news - wall street journal poll. it shows cruz as the first choice of 28 percent of republican primary voters.. while trump trails with 26 percent. just last month.. trump held a 13 point lead over cruz in the it's tremendously encouraging...to be leading the field nationally, i think as a result. did you ever think you'd be get to first place to win. ohio governor john kasich fourth...followed by ben carson...and jeb bush. rubio also picking up a big endorsement from south carolina governorn nikki haley. she says it's the right movie gen

university of iowa president bruce harreld and barta made the agreement last month. it guarantees barta 4-point-6 million dollars through june 20-21. at the same time -- more faculty members are resgining at the university -- up 36- percent last year... salary is often cited as the reason people leave. the college of medicine has been hit the hardest. so, to attract and keep faculty - coming up... medical marijuana could soon become more available here in iowa -- but perhaps not in the way you think... plus... college students take full advantage of the winter weather with an epic creation... we'll be right back with your storm track seven forecast. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered, with ally crutcher and meteorologist kyle kiel. this is the kwwl "now yourfrom the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl welcome back i'm emeteorologist kyle kiel. warmer temperatures and windy conditions will dominate the forecast as we end

coming back into the near court though, cl harreld...one of his 6 three-pointers tonight to put the chargers up 9. morningside...with the response...brody van ginkel tickles the twine to keep it within single digits. but briar cliff forces the split, austin homan pours in the pair and they roll, 91-66. iowa and nebraska. alex walker will be low in northern and eastern siouxland with some light fog which has spread through the region. temperatures are in the 30s throughout the area and most spots are above freezing. the planner displays highs getting into the lower 50s. still ahead in our show.... low in northern d eastern siouxland some e ght fog which has spread through the region. . temperatures aren the 30s throughout the area and most spots are above freezing. the planner displays about a phenomenon called synesthesia... where two or more senses become entertwined. plus here's what " " lukas: three million s-u- vs worldwide... because of possible problems with the seat belts. in a news release issued early this morning... the company saidid flaw could cause some rear seat lts to fail. th

but today, university of iowa president bruce harreld is expected to lead a town hall meeting. it's for the campus community. it will be from four until six this evening in the pomerantz center. the university community is encouraged to come -- there will be time for questions a group of parents at linn mar high school in marion say their children have been verbally and physically abused by the assistant football coach. in a school board meeting, people spoke out both against and in support of the coaching staff.... accusations range from verbal abuse, to making players pick up glass with their bare hands. despite all of the stories --not everyone believes it. player after player took to the mic defending the coach... "it's just shocking to me because i've been here and i've stuff has occurred to me or i haven't even seen them so i don't understand what is going on." the allegations have been investigated, and according to was found. but some parents aren't satisfied...and that's why they want the state board to come in and investigate. the cedar rapids school board approves a