students at indiana university and butler university are affected by the outbreak. butler has nine confirmed cases, indiana university has four. both colleges say they are working with the state health department to stop the spread of the illness. campus officials at butler say everyone affected received the proper immunizations. levester johnson / vp of student affairs, butler university:18 "we've sent information out to all of our the right thing to make sure they are protected and our community is protected." mumps is highly contagious and health officials encourage everyone to be vaccinated. a dog and her puppies are safe -- all thanks to firefighters who rescued them from a burning apartment building in miami. investigators say the fire started in the kitchen of the apartment where the dogs lived. the dogs were suffering from smoke inhailation when the rescuers got there. still four puppies missing, but they were able to save most of them. (capt. ignatius carroll, miami fire rescue) "seeing that they were trucks and started administrating oxygen and actually st

butler has nine confirmed cases, indiana university has four. both colleges say they are working with the state health department to stop the spread of the illness. campus officials at butler say everyone affected received the proper immunizations. levester johnson / vp of student affairs, butler university:18 "we've sent information our website. we will the right thing to make contagious and health everyone to be vaccinated. a dog and her puppies are safe -- all thanks to firefighters who rescued them from a burning apartment building in miami. investigators say the fire started in the kitchen of the apartment where the dogs lived. the dogs were suffering from smoke inhailation when the rescuers got there. officials say there are still four puppies missing, but they were able to save most of them. (capt. ignatius carroll, miami fire rescue) masks that we keep on the treat these puppies, trying to save them." the red cross is helping people who live there. today: variable cloudiness, and unseasonably warm. highs in the mid 60s. breezy.. wind: sw

indiana university is offering free vaccines to students, >>> concerns at a major university over an outbreak of the mumps. indiana university is offering free vaccines to students, faculty and staff after a fifth case of mumps was confirmed on its bloomington campus. while most recover completely from the mumps, complications can include deafness and even death. >>> another university is scrambling to contain an outbreak of a different sport. >> the coaches of every sports program at the university of tennessee are joining forces to defend their school's reputation amid a sexual harassment lawsuit that's linked to star quarterback peyton manning. here's abc's baz a kanani. >> reporter: a united front at >> i couldn't be more proud to be part of a culture here at tennessee that is truly connected and bonded. >> reporter: 16 head coaches coming forward together to defend their school's reputation against allegations of sexual harassment made in a lawsuit sweeping national headlines. >> to think that the university is not treating women fairly is totally not true. >> reporter: at least

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two other indiana universities are also reporting mumps cases. >>> it's 6:53. as we count down to "good morning, america." >>> breaking traffic news in the morning sprint. captain al and janelle have more about state road 52. >> this is for drivers trying to get to i-7 a in the eastbound direction. that semi jackknifed blocking the eastbound lanes. captain al, what are you seeing? >> reporter: there is a super wrecker on scene there trying to get that jackknifed tractor- trailer out of the way. he is blocking the eastbound lanes of state road 52 under i- 75. so if you need to get on the interstate now, maybe in the next 30 minutes, old pasco road to 54, then i-75 northbound. here within the half-hour. back to you. >>> the other traffic situation we are monitoring is in manatee county. in the myaca city area. state road 70 at berner road we have a crash blocking some of the intersection there. slowdowns both eastbound and westbound. if i zoom out your alternate, lowe road to fruitville, especially if you're trying to get to i-75. definitely want to leave extra t

that study conducted by researchers at indiana university found that adults with pre-diabetes who followed weight watchers lost significant more weight than others on another program. it turns out the study was made by weight watchers. >>> last year americans drove a record 3.1 trillion miles. that's the equivalent of about 337 round trips from earth to pluto. the previous record was 3 trillion miles according to the federal highway administration. that was before the great recession led to a decline in the road trips. >>> it's going to cost amazon shipping. they'll have to spend $49, not $35. members of amazon's $99 a year prime loyalty program will still get free two day shipping on all orders. >>> starbucks is changing the terms of its rewards program. currently starbucks customers earn a star for each transaction no matter what the bill is. earn 12 stars and get a reward. beginning in april the loyalty will reward stars based on dollars spent and you'll have to earn $125 to get that free item. the less you spend, the harder it's going to be to cash in. anne-marie. >> those reward progr

on the womees side, clarke takkg on indiana university northwest in the consolation... winner does move on to the naia tournament ... start of the 3rd quarter, clark goes right inside to bellvue native kelsey ersnt who gets the friendly roll ... a couple of possessionon later, crusaders in transition... molly kleppin with the bucket and one... clarke goes up 50-39 ... the crusaders outscored the redhawks 33-13 in the third quarter... ernst banks in another shot... she had 19 points and 11 rebounds... clarke is going to the naia tournament with the 95-73 win ... in about 10 minutes, the mount t rcy men's basketball team will play for the a.i.i. tournament championship. the mustangs face york college out of nebraska. mount mercy has already clinched a spot in the naia tournament. we'll have highlights coming up tonight at 10. missouri valley conference indoor track meet. scott saville has highlights from the uni dome. the day started with a bang do the uni women paige knodle fresh of her win in the heptathlon took gold in the 60 hirdles with an mvc record time of.8.24. i

he received your ba from william and mary and your masters from the indiana university and your phd fromeorgetown, deputy director of the cia, and you were nominated but withdrew as cia director in 1987 and went on to be the director of the national security council in a 1989. you with the cia director back in 1991 and you are confirmed. anddid academic speaking then you were the interim dean of george bush at texas a and m for a couple of years. you were president of texas a&m, defense secretary from 2006-2011. where did you learn the different things you have in this book? secretary gates: i write in the last chapter that my first leadership position was a patrol leader, a boy scout troop in wichita. i write that nothing teaches you leadership skills like being in charge of a bunch of 11-year-olds and trying to get them to do what they do not want to do and you cannot make them do it and you are only a year or two older than they are. at 15 years old, i had the only formal management leadership scoutng i ever had, at a ranch in new mexico. i was 15 years old. that was my last formal tr

girls swimming and diving team not only won, they dominated, winning 9 of 12 events saturday at indiana university in indianapolis. to celebrate the entire team and , coaching staff took a plunge. third in a row. not bad. we want to recognize the ski jumping champions. the event was held friday night. will often austin won the individual crown. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." remembering justice antonin scalia. and now, the battle to replace him. the conservative titan of america's highest court. brilliant, sharp, provocative. his sudden death in an election year. obama vowing to appoint his successor. the republicans saying no way. the new justice could shape the supreme court for a generation. >>> southern brawl. the fiery republican debate in south carolina, the next primary state. the rowdiest, loudest, and angriest yet. >> the world trade center came down during your brother's reign. remember that. >>> arctic express. the bitter blast of sub-freezing cold. bone-chilling and dangerous. the whiteouts.

part what have makes it so complicated. >> director of the indiana university center for the stud youddle east. thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it, thank you. >> thank you. >>> let's move to other news now. there has been a significant reduction in fighting across parts of syria since the start of a ceasefire on saturday morning. there have been some isolated reports of violence, and opposition groups warn this could jeopardize future talks n a letter to the u.n. chief ban ki-moon opposition parties say continued breaches would make new negotiations unattainable. activists accuse russian fighters jets of conducting airstrikes in aleppo province killing at least 10 people in ia village there. the opposition government sources have attacked several rebel-held areas using heavy artillery and barrel bombs. saudi arabia blames the syrian government and russia for this. but despite this all say they are still committed to the ceasefire. we are a report from the turkey-syria border. >> reporter: day two of the truce in syria got to have a bad start. a war plane believed to be

indiana university of pennsylvania. you studied design there. chad: yeah.mily: what kind of kid were you growing up? chad: i would not say i was the most academic child growing up. but i was curious about things. i really enjoyed art. and for me, growing up, dabbling, i guess, you do not need to be an engineer to have a startup. you just need to be someone with ideas. and you have to follow through with creating something that others can relate to. so, for me, you know, art and startups are not too different. emily: how did you end up in silicon valley? chad: i read about a small startup beaming money through palm pilots. at the time, the company was called confinity. and they had a palm pilot product called paypal. i had just recently graduated from college and was trying to decide what i wanted to do. so i was sitting at home and simply wrote them an e-mail. because on their website, they said they were looking for a web designer. and i had a design background. luckily enough for me, they responded. about a week later, i was here in silicon valley working

the carmel girls swimming and diving team won nine of 12 events yesterday at indiana university in indianapolis. their coach talked about what keeps 'em on top. but you know the girls here -- this is only their fourth one. and while it's 30 for the loses. so there's a little bit of that positive pressure, too." carmel high school now has the longest winning streak in any sport in any state. they broke the tie held at a high school in hawaii, which had won 29 straight boys swimming and diving crowns. now to an incredible story of stranded for a week in the desert, an oregon man says he survived on snow. 69-year-old philip besanson is now recovering at a hospital in california. police say he was driving his pick-up truck from arizona back home to eugene, oregon. his truck broke down just north of reno. besanson stayed in his truck -- drinking melted snow and rationing what little food he had. it's a very remote area, but a highway patrol trooper thankfully stumbled across him, while checking road conditions. valentines day 2016 is wrapping up. coming up.. married 80 years and still going. a coupl

. >>> the man in charge of reviewing cases of sexual misconduct on the main campus of indiana university stands accused this morning of sexual misconduct himself. the investigation comes after a woman accused the associate dean of sexually assaulting her. according to "the new york times" the university will now review 18 prior misconduct cases where kasaries led the hearing. he as denied the claim and he has been placed on administrative leave. no charges have been filed. >>> in los angeles, two officers have been charged with repeatedly sexually assaulting women, most while on duty. james nichols and luis valenzuela are set to be arraigned today. the alleged attacks sometimes happened in the police cruiser prosecutors say. the women are arrested for drug related offenses and the chief of police called them a disgrace to the department. they have been suspended without pay since 2013. >>> nike terminated the contract with manny pacquiao after he made anti-gay comments on filipino television this week. pacquiao who has been with nike for nearly a decade said people in same-sex relationsh

she went missing more than four years ago while attending indiana university. for the draft like men. under new rules, all combat rules are -- in special ops units. top army and marine corps generals lifted restrictions every american should register for the draft. it could be three yearsefore women are fully integrated into new military positions. >>> 4:58. evate lawmakers are trying one more time to give new yorkers paid family leave time. the assembly passed the measure yesterday in albany for the fifth time. that would make new york the fourth state to give workers as much as 12 weeks off with pay wie th their salary. that time would be used to care for a newborn or sick family member. one long islander says she paid out of her own pocket to care for her newborn. >> i have sisters and i just care about the other women out there that are starting fachl lis -- families. i think it's imperative we catch up with the world. >>> in the state senate, governor cuomo is competing new jersey, though, it's one of only three states that mandates that paid time off. >>> today is the 39th annua

tuesday, we told you three indiana universities are reporting their own pump cases. >> >> disapointing news for everybody that enjoys shopping at kohl's. wisconsin based retailer plans on closing 18 stores across the country. now, we are working right now, trying to find out if any bay area kohl's is on the list. so far, there is for word on which locations will be closing the company said they will make that announcement by the end of march. >> >> we'll check in with ivan and see what we can expect weather- wise. >> sunrise coming up at 6:58, obviously, it's still dark out there but we'll get full sunshine look at the temperatures despite that only into the low 60s. we crash tonight. patchy fog, some areas getting into the 30s. woe does that, tonight in my next forecast. >> >> i was disgusted and shocked, yeah, that he was doing that in broad daylight. >> perverted acts outside of a wal-mart. the one thing this teen did >>> 6:15, this morning, the national weather service is rating the deadly tornado that carved a pga of destruck through v as an ef3. a two-year-old boy and two other m

[laughter] i have a friend his daughter had a full ride to indiana university and turned it down to goethe vanderbilt and 60,000 the year. we have to make good cheney -- choices. >> we hear about term limits in congress were your thoughts of term limits of local government? we have some here that i've been on the board for a long time. >> you going to run? [laughter] >> [inaudible] >>. [laughter] you never know what you will hear this lady was telling me and i appear in new hampshire she said she is not practicing she is in hawaii. all credibility went out the window. [laughter] it is set to you to decide term limits but i favor them with congress and i did that in ohio but then they go back from the house to the senate to the house to the senate to the house to the senate and states 30 years. you can have mechanical things by the way to want term limits for congress and the think congress will pass that and we will fly to boston it has to be a constitutional amendment but what we should focus on to require a federal the balanced budget so they will do their job and i have been fighting fo

a fraternity at indiana university is in hot water... suspended for hazing. new documents revealing what the university found during its investigation of the fraternity. the reports indicate a student was taken to the hospital with a blood alcohol level 4 times the legal driving limit... also tatics being used like sleep deprivation and interrogation. all is clear this midday after a suspicious liquid caused some very tense moments at "the luxor." chopper 13 fast and first over the strip yesterday as crews evacuated -3- floors. metro says around 11 a-m, houskeeping staff found the liquid in one of the rooms. jesse roybal, lvmpd "the unknown liquid was determined to be non-hazardous and as a result of that the operations of the hotel are returning to normal" video from inside shows the hotel was really strict with guests throughout the day. with security. a cruise ship and the six-thousand people onboard... are back home after a bout with a monster storm. the royal caribbean ship was on its way from new york to florida on sunday the ship encountered rough seas

adam: this week indiana , university offered free vaccinations to students and staff after cases of mumps were six confirmed on two of its campuses. butler university in indianapolis is requiring all students and employees to get booster shots after nine students there were diagnosed. and just two days ago, state officials in denver issued a the lookout for mumps after four cases were confirmed there. stephanie: clear skies and sunshine today. it was a beautiful day for outdoor activities. there are a few flakes in the forecast though for some of us let' s check in with meteorologist hayley lapoint for more on who could see some snow. areas tonight because it will be cool enough and we have a frontal system moving across the northern areas. that snow in quebec will lightly slide through. in the meantime, we have temperatures comfortable for february standards. we made it in the 30' s, close to 40 across much of the state. that is where we remain. 37 in nashua. you see the clouds to the north. from plymouth toward the north, we have clouds starting to invade after what has been a beautiful

and clarke cruised past indiana university northwest a spot in the naia tournament. ... coming up after the break, i'll have some estling and track ana field highlights. stay with tv9. tournament was on the line today. john campbell has highlights of t t central reggnal up in dubuque. the wartburg knights crowned seven regional champs and will send 9 wrestlers to the diii champions, that inudes amulfo olea who came up with the late reversal and pin with just four seconds to go to win at 125. a real flurry in the third period between conner campo of wartburg and philip oppelt of cornel. campo a 6-3 victor. at 149 give luther's dakota gray a as he went for all the marbles late in the 3rd period against wartburg's defending national champion kenny martin. the move backfired and martin won 12-6 and at heavyweight, lance evans threw luther's conner herman in the first period and racked up the back points. evans came close to pinning his opponent but was happy with the 12 zip win and first ticket to the nationals. i am excited to see what i can do most exciting match of hte ni

campus officials at two indiana universities are now trying to stop the spread of mumps. four cases. and butler has recorded nine. both schools say they' re working with indiana' s health department to prevent further spread. butler says all those affected had proper immunizations. >> we will utilize and leverage social media and all other means in order to encourage people to do the right thing to make sure they are protected and our community is protected. jonathan: indiana health officials have encouraged all residents to get a mumps vaccination or booster shot. the death toll from a ferocious cyclone that tore through fiji has risen to six as authorities continue to assess the extent of damage done. winds from cyclone winston reached 177 miles per hour. making it the strongest storm in the southern hemisphere since record-keeping began. a curfew has been extended through monday morning. officials are trying to establish communications with the hardest-hit areas and won' t damage and injuries until then. local weather with jennifer. jennifer: cincinnati' s certified most accurate f

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it' s the mumps causing concern on indiana university' s campus. the school is offering free vaccinations to students, faculty and staff after a 5th case of the mumps was confirmed on the bloomington campus. the vaccinations are available tomorrow and thursday. butler university in indianapolis is requiring all students and employees to get booster shots against the mumps after 9 students there were mike: a new twist. in the deadly rollover accident on i-275 near the combs hehl bridge. the man killed has been on a downward skid according to his brother after losing everything in the 2002 erpenbeck home builder scandal. wlwt news 5' s brian hamrick, is live tonight, with that side of the story. brian. reporter: the family of the man killed says his problems began with the erpenbeck scandal and it' s spiraled down from there. but this is a crash leaving lots of questions. even the most basic like who was driving. the only thing destroyed more than the vehicles involved, lt -- this was a violent crash. reporter: are the lives of those inside, and ever

on this presidents day indiana university unveiled a significant artifact that once belonged to president abraham lincoln. it is honest abe's mallet. this rare tool was used as a splitter to drive iron wedges into logs for making fences and to drive pegs into furniture and other fixtures. this mallet is called one of the most significant artifacts ever found. >> you may recall that abraham lincoln being referred to as the rail splitter during his political career. it was a moniker that hearkened back to his days in indiana and his rural roots and his hard work in industry. so today i'm pleased to announce that we've uncovered >> how about that. >> the 16th president engraved his initials and the year 1829 on the side of this artifact as well. >> that's incredible. one of the best museums in the country is the lincoln museum in springfield filled with all kinds of stuff like that. >> quite a discovery. >>> it is presidents day, a holiday that is celebrated on the third monday of february every single year. >> that's right. it was established in 1885 to recognize president george washington

were born in wichita kansas, got your ba degree at william and mary college, masters degree indiana universitythen georgetown. you were nominated but withdrew from cia director in 1987. when on to the national council in 1989 and then you were confirmed and did academic speaking. you were the interim dean of the george bush school of government and public service at texas and him. 2002-two of texas a&m thousand six. and defense secretary 2006-2011. where along the way did you learn the different things you have in this book? secretary gates: i write in the last chapter that my first leadership position was a patrol leader, a boy scout troop in wichita. i write that nothing teaches you leadership skills like being in charge of a bunch of 11-year-olds and trying to get them to do what they do not want to do and you cannot make them do it and you are only a year or two older than they are. at 15-years-old, i had the only formal management leadership training i ever had, at a scout ranch in new mexico. i was 15-years-old. that was my last formal training in leadership, but as i say in the book, i