but nick's mom lenore hasn't received anything. though she and her husband mike to complain. >> i have no transition plan. and the clock is ticking, which is why i said to you that i'm fearful that we are just delaying and delaying here and nicholas' needs are not being met. nick's case is not unique. according to our analysis of the u.s. department of education are consistently making transition plans for all special education students. up to now, the department of education has been the sole agency responsible for eric and nick. when they graduate, their families will have to navigate a jumbled patchwork of state and federal programs. >> good job, nick. excellent doing it together. >> reporter: lenore begins making frantic calls to get nick hooked up with an agency that here we are right on the brink gel the whole system didn't make any sense at all. >> reporter: there is no instruction manual, right? >> depending on who you got on the other side of the fall. i have cold calls to 30 agencies just taking notes like crazy. i look b

stephanie: in iowa city today-- hy-vee delivered 4,300 yellow roses to the the stew and lenore hansen football performance center to congratulate head coach kirk ferentz and his team on their rose bowl selection. more than 20 employees were busy preparing the delivery at the hy-vee east store in iowa city. overseeing the order was floral manager and die-hard hawkeye fan laurel hollopeter, who will be travelling to pasadena to work on the dole food company float for the rose bowl parade. jordan: sports adlib jack: today is the 74th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. jack: but next. today is the 74th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. we'll take a look back on that day, coming up. "your watching local 5 meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie: today marks 74 years since what president franklin roosevelt called "a day which will live in infamy". on december seventh, 19-41, japan's navy and air force launched a surprise attack on pearl harbor, hawaii. their target: the united stat

the roses were delivered to the stew and lenore hansen football performance center to congratulate head coach kirk ferentz and his team. overseeing the order was floral manager and die-hard hawkeye fan laurel hollopeter, who will be travelling to pasadena to work on the dole food company float for the rose bowl parade. hollopeter was absolultey thrilled to help the hawkeyes celebrate the major accomplishment. jack: going to the rose bowl yourself will cost you. stephanie: right now you'll have to dish out for a round trip ticket to l-a. and that's still 30 miles from pasadena where the game is played. hotels will be anywhere from 200 to 400 bucks a night - and most of the four and five star rooms are already booked. and the big ticket item - the actual ticket- is between 150 and 185 dollars. but those will go to season ticket holders and major donors. stephanie: jack: hawks are busy on the basketball court tonight too... court tonight jordan: both iowa and ranked cyclones in action tonight, final game before the cy- hawk battle on thursday... coming up on local 5 sports,iowa western ill

lenore reports tomorrow before the bell. i found an angle you will like.struction labor comments theyver make will give us an indication of the broader economy. joe: tomorrow, more manufacturing data, market u.s. services pmi it, then the kansas city fed manufacturing index. philly fed index came out today, not looking good. it doesn't look like we have seen the manufacturing bottom yet in the u.s.. outperformed it. manufacturing is small. more data tomorrow on this question of whether there is a turnaround. >> i won't be here. i will be watching star wars in new jersey. don't miss it, by the way. >> what is the name of the movie again? >> the force awakens. >> silence. crickets. >> thank you for watching. >> will see you back here tomorrow. joe: have a great evening. ♪ ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. n.rk: i a

with me sandra smith coming up and lenor hawkins with us. going to step up the monitoring of social media posts as part of the visa process. this is coming after report of a secret u.s. policy that prevented officials from looking at social media posts, the report saying that the administration was concerned about public relations. senator marco rubio criticized the government's inaction last night. >> it's not an issue of process. it's an issue of information. there's just not enough information about people coming from syria. what's inexplicable was that there was information available and we didn't look at it because of some policy to be politically correct, that's not acceptable in the time of war. >> maria: the candidates on las vegas, live report from vegas coming up. turning to the market. stocks looking to extend yesterday's rally. most economists are expecting, we will see the first increase in interest rates. money moving into stocks in a big way. dow jowns expected to off 138 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 also firmer this morning. in

. >> lenore discovered a mass in her breast which turned out to be benign.e volunteered to help developers with testing. >> the machine compared to other digital machines they have worked with before, it's good to see there is so much progress being made especially when you think of the time that you need to have the mammogram and have an ultrasound afterwards. >> early test results showed the machine to be safe and effective. development began six years ago and it's cost about $3 million. >> studies by doctors around the world suggest that around five of every thousand women tested with a ma'am grom x-ray has a tumor detected. that total arises to around 12 of every thousand tested with an ultrasound. now the developers of say its technology will provide women with access to better quality cancer testing without having to undergo two separate tests. >>> both the developers and the government say the machine which costs $350,000 can be used to reach a large number of people. >> we would like to see greater development in our country and market it to the unit

officials say they remove the lenore after another president threatened to sue if they didn't also put up but nativity scene. in the jewish residents is frightening to sue if it isn't replaced salt it is to central. the menorah was displayed alongside the christmas tree for years, the account says the christmas tree is not a religious symbol. so keep you updated on that. letters are being stored at the james farley post office as part of operation santa. this is a great tradition, time honored tradition in new york city in its 100 third year. the program allows charitable organizations and members of the public to respond to children's letters, you can walk in off the street and look through letters and see what kids are asking for, kids in need and buy something. volunteers call operations and cut a gift. >> happiness of knowing you are helping your child or a family in need. that have the things they need or want like giving back, and in helping hand to somebody in another family. juliet: americans a very charitable. this is something great to get involved in. ben: all you need is va

. >> you know exactly what lenore was saying.is not appropriate to raise right now. >> they have been talking about this so long we are seeing improvement in the unemployment ray, and and no obvious pattern said they don't raise rates in election years. they started the last rate cycle in 2004 but that was a real election year. if janet yellen sees the economy continuing to pick up steam she goes ahead to do more next year. they say this over and over, depend on the data. they lose credibility if they don't ask and the data shows they should be and markets, markets see through a political fed. how does the market react? >> i think a lot of this is priced into the market and what people are responding to tomorrow is what the fed forecasts showed. a forecast where interest rates were going in the future and people will be looking carefully, even as they raise rates this one time they lowered their forecast for 2016-17-18. there is a good possibility they do that because they will be very cautious about what they do next. maria: gre