in keota, steffi lee, fox 28 news. the students say they expect clinton to pay a visit sometime next month. for more political headlines and exclusive interviews, don't miss iowa in focus with kevin barry, this sunday morning at 9:30, only on fox 28. governor terry branstad's plan to privatize medicaid services is coming under *new fire. fire.this time from the centers for medicare and medicaid services.in a letter, the agency specifically says it's concerned about the children's health insurance program.the feds fear privatization could risk the quality of medicaid access.in response, the iowa department of human services says they are working to prove the state an outgoing state lawmaker has landed a new gig at iowa state university.fox 28 news has learned that speaker of the iowa house kraig paulsen will help the university launch a new supply chain initiative at the school.he will work part time beginning in january until the legislative session ends.the hiawatha republican already announced he won't seek a new ter

campaign.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee is live right now to explain what keota hopes for hillary is all about. karen, keota hopes for hillary is a call to the former secretary of state to visit their high schooooand address their problems. problems.the three students from a keota sociology class launched this campaign after their teacher wanted their project to improve the community, state and nation. right now, rural schools continue to face t t chchlenges of shrinking enrollment and lack of funding. schuyler snakenberg says he's proud of his students for building a huge social media following and for wanting to address this issue. working totohelp members of our community and doing other projects that will improve their lives and lives of the surrounding communitites;" communitites;"coming up at six, i had a chance talk to the three digital masterminds behind the campaign and learned what their recent surprise was from all their hard work.steffi lee, cbs 2 news, live at five. be sure to catch the weeks political news on iowa in focus this weekend. tune in at 10:30 sunday morning r

right now, clininn is the subject of a twitter campaign in rural keota. keota.three students from a keota sociology class are calling on the frontrunner to come to their school. school.cbs 2 news reporter scott and karen, the twitter campaign is called keota hopes for hillary.even though not all three students can vote yet,t,hey say this is one way they can get engaged with the political conversation.they've caught clinton's attention - and say they want her to address how their high school of with less than 80 students can stop from shrinking even more. more. in america's heartland - there's a way of living. living. the students say they're in december. they are planning a they are planning a town hall meeting when she's in town. and don'r forget to catch up on the week of politics on iowa in focus.it recaps everything that happens in washington and the state.the show airs right here on cbs 2 at 10:30 for many, getting a tattoo can be a personal way to honor a loved one - but this week - a group of artists got together to help one of their own. juststhea

students.three students from the keota sociology class are behind the twitter campaign keota hopes for hillary.they were calling on her to address problems rural schools are facing.just recently, clinton gave a verbal commitment to visit their school.the students say they're expecting clinton to visit in december. december.and we will have complete coverage of the week's political news this weekend.watch iowa in focus sunday morning at 10:30 on right here on c c 2. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. minutebut we are just getting started.coming up... up...sketching for a gogo cause.the 13-hour marathon that had several corridor on cbs 2 this morning.hear the story of a woman whose life was turned upside down just because she leftft bad review of a company online. online. see the current push to change the law, monday on cbs 2 this morning. a group of tattoo artisis in cedadarapids, got together this week to do something special. jason and chantol feuerhelmare the owners of "appetite for ink" tattoo