university.a bill introduced by state senator mark chelgren would keep that ban in place until stanford publicly apologizes for its half-time show at the rose bowl.senator chelgren says stanford officials condoned bad behavior by allowing the band to mock iowa.the show was met with boos from the crowd and e-s-p-n eventually cut away from the performance.a stanford spokesman says the school regrets the fun." the i-s-u department of horticluture is one of the oldest programs on the campus of iowa state university -- and over the last four years, its teamed up with a fifty- year old american tradition . .georgie heitshusen of north english is the third iowa state student in the last four years to intern at the superbowl.this is the fourteenth year the toro company has run the internship program.georgie credits her previous internship experience for her success -- especially her time at michigan state last summer with one of the nation's leading female turf managers. tim van loo who is the turf manager here and myself worked on getting her some place with a female turf manager so she could

senator mark chelgren has taken issue with stanford's halftime show, which made fun of iowa. now, he is pushing for a bill that would require the school to make a formal apology. it also stops any collaboration until the apology is made. more news from the statehouse...whe re senate democrats are making a bold move to stop governor branstad's plan to privatize medicaid. elias: the governor's plan to change over iowa's medicaid has been met with lots of criticism... even the federal government says the state was not ready on january first, so they moved the deadline of the rollout to march first. but democratic senators say it's time to stop the whole thing....and have introduced a bill to halt the plan.. "gronstal - 11:20 they assured us back in november and december they were signing people up left and rightr and they're point. we think it's timr this, go back to the old system, maybe someday come back to this issue." elias: house republicans say repealing the plan would be a step in the direction... and further. the house floor dead on arrival. "upmeyer - 27:10 i'm instead

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state senator mark chelgren is sponsoring a bill to end any academic collaboration between iowa's three state colleges and stanford university. he's upset over the rosebowl halftime cow. 56:23-56:31 if we fail to stand up... i was willing to do stanford says it regrets the enough willing to do stanford says it regrets the performance... that isn't good enough for senator chelgren. his bill public apology. a massive price hike landed the c-e-o of a pharmaceutical company in front of congress today... the house oversight committee wanted to question martin shkreli about the life-saving cancer drug daraprim. shkreli raised the price from to 750-dollars. answer questions... and often smirked while pleading the fifth. mr. shkreli did not intend to show any disrespect for any members of the committee, listened intently. some of what you saw was nervous energy shkreli showed plenty of disrepect after. the hearing.. tweeting, ""hard to accept that these imbeciles represent the people in our government." healthcare was also the focus of tonight's democratic presidential debate.... presidential c

republican iowa senator mark chelgren wants stanford to make a formal apology - and he wants to pass a law to get it done. 40:51 what it says - future collarboaration between stanford and regents universities whould be put on hold until that apology's made publicly. when reporters asked other lawmakers at the statehouse about it, this is what they said. gronstal 14:34 are you serious? is that a serious question? it's absurd. focused on whether the hawkeyes were gonna come back in the second half. but people at stanford might just be listening to senator chelgren's concerns. chelgren 39:20 since i've released the bill the spokesperson from stanford university has siad they regret the insults to iowa. chelgren says that's a start - but he wants an actual apology. a gesture he says, will bury the hatchet. 42:20 i think there was a long erm problem that would've caused long term dissention between stanford and the state of iowa. at the statehouse, amanda krenz, local five news, we are iowa." jack: in other statehouse matters. jack/ots: senate democrats made a bold move to stop governor b

university.a bill introduced by state senator mark chelgren would keep that ban in place apologizes for its half-time show at the rose bowl.senator chelgren says stanford officials condoned bad behavior by allowing the band to mock iowa.the show was met with boos from the crowd and e-s-p-n eventually cut away from the performance.a stanford spokesman says the school regrets the performance,but adds it was intended to be "irreverant a spokesman says the school regrets the performance but added it was intended to irreverent fun. >>> some say y wa rkforce development paid nearlrl $100,000 in unemployment to people claiming to work for ke countries. these are part of the mme an year period. we don't know who set up the fake companies. >>> after years of work, friends of cedar lake will unveil the new master plan today to revitalize the area. since last spring the group has held open houses and shared public to get input. the master an should also include st. friends of cedar lake will unveil this at 4:30 this afternoon. >>> in johnson county, board of supervisors with volunteers are food sy

trying to make it more difficult to thin the deer herd than it needs to be"republican state senator mark chelgren hopes to pass new bills to put an end to what he believes are vague baiting laws... "across the state it's been handled differently based on the interpretation of different officers and that doesn't do for legislators what we need done..."the dnr says they are willing to change "we want to be able to work with both legislators and hunters to come up with something people can understand in the field..."and it's what franz wanted to see, but now, despite the victory he's no longer sure if he wants to be a part of... "i have no plans to go hunting anytime soon, it actually feels like part of my another issue that state senator chelgren hopes to address is the d-n- r's authority to take a hunter's items before they are convicted of any charges... franz has been without his bow, rifle and trophy buck since the accusations were brought forward this past november... the d-n-r says it will return the items. a piece of iowa history is at risk of being destroyed... and this weekend's warm weath

the bill, proposed by mark chelgren of ottumwa, would have banned collaboration between iowa's state universities and stanford, until stanford officials apologized for the band's behavior. senate majority leader michael gronstal says he won't schedule the bill for floor debate. the old clarinda mental health institute says it's having trouble finding tenants. the state closed the clarinda mental health institute seven months ago. since that time, most of the facility has been empty. while many say the grounds are impressive, there have been no and that leaves a town with a large parcel of empty property. candidates are gone, it's time to count up the cash. officials are starting to look at the economic impact of the iowa caucuses. our chief political reporter cynthia fodor has the latest. cynthia: steve, local businesses that usually see a slowdown in january are starting off the year with a big bump in their bank accounts. this bed and breakfast on grand is usually empty in january. this year, it was filled with reporters from all over the world. lauren: media from netherlands, aust

trying to make it more difficult to thin the deer herd than it needs to be"republican state senator mark chelgren hopes to pass new bills to put an end to what he believes are vague baiting laws... "across the state it's been handled differently based on the interpretation of different what we need done..."the dnr says they are willing to change "we want to be able to work with both legislators and hunters to come up with something people can understand in the field..."and it's what franz wanted to see, but now, despite the victory he's no longer sure if he wants to be a part of... "i have no plans to go hunting anytime soon, it actually feels like part of my soul has been ripped out." another issue state senator chelgren hopes to address is the d-n-r's authority to take a hunter's items before they are convicted of any charges... franz has been without his bow, rifle and trophy buck since the accusations were brought forward... the d-n-r says it will return the items... warm weather means.. melting snows.. and ice jams.. in recent days, jams have caused damage and closed roads in boone county. b

state senator mark chelgren, a republican from ottumwa, proposed a bill that would ban collaboration between iowa's three regents universities and stanford until an apology is made... senate democrats call the bill "childish" and guarantee a "quick death" for the proposal, but senator chelgren says the state deserves an apology. 12:53:29 "and i really felt the halftime performance was disrespectful. i know the rose bowl committee felt it was disrespectful. thought it was done in poor taste. but we had not heard from stanford. because the band that played at halftime was their guest, and their guest behaved poorly. and i felt that stanford should come out with some kind of public statement about what happened." :01-:23 since senator chelgren proposed his bill, a spokesman for stanford has said the school "regrets" the band's performance... but chelgren argues a "regret" is not the same as a formal apology. mother nature is going to keep things interesting in the coming week.. every day will bring a little something different, it seems.. meteorologist brett mcetails.. the candidates fo

university.a bill introduced by state senator mark chelgren would keep that ban in place until stanford publicly apologizes for its half-time show at the rose bowl. bowl.senator chelgren says stanford officials condoned bad behavior by allowing the band to mock iowa.the show was met with boos from the crowd and e-s-p-n eventually cut away from the performance.a stanford spokesman says the school regrets the performance -- but says it was intended to be "irreverant fun." another bill making it's way through the state capitol would legalize the sale of fire works in iowa. iowa.a senate committee approved a bill allowing the sale of firecrackers and roman candles. candles.right now -- only novelties like sparklers can be sold in iowa. iowa.the new legislation would also allow cities to *choose if they want to make the change. change.cedar falls democrat jeff danielson says that provision makes the law unenforceable.similar bills have been proposed multiple times in the past few years. news is tracking legislation that would force drivers to move over for bicycles.the senate is working to a

senator mark chelgren has taken issue with stanford's halftime show, which made fun of iowa. now, he is pushing for a bill that would require the school to make a formal apology. it also stops any collaboration until the apology is made. the statehouse...whe democrats are making a bold governor to privatize medicaid. elias: the governor's plan to change over iowa's medicaid has been met with criticism... even the federal the state was not ready on they moved the deadline of the march first. but democratic senators say it's whole to halt the plan.. "gronstal - 11:20 they november and signing people up left and rightr and they're point. we think it's timr eto pull the plug on this, go back to the old system, maybe someday come back to this issue." elias: house republicans say repealing the step in the direction... and further. the bill gets to it will likely be dead on arrival. moving forward instead of looking back and protect a status quo " elias: speaker upmeyer says another reason the bother debating the bill is because any repeal of the medicaid privatization would just be

proposed a bill that is putting the sour memory into the minds of those at the capitol senator mark chelgren of ottumwa says he's angry with stanford because of the halftime show. the cardinal marching band took the field making fun of iowa... complete with a larger-than-life cow running around, and band members poking fun at farmers. the republican senator wants to pass aaw requiring stanford to make a formal apology. what it says - future collarboaration between stanford and regents universities whould be put on hold until that apology's made publicly." chelgren says while he is a hawkeye fan... he says the bill is about the halftime being poor taste. lawmakers don't antipate the bill at all. lukas: siouxland is home to some great high school athletes and yesterday ten signed national letters of intent. here's chris with the run down. palmquist--"happy friday everybody. snow forced seniors to delay celebrations until yesterdayday. one of those was kieft who's heading for the golden gophers. this past season kieft threw for just short of 2000 yards and 19 touchdowns and added 11 more scores

senator mark chelgren has taken issue with stanford's halftime show, which made fun of iowa. now, he is pushing for a bill that would require the school to make a formal apology. collaboration apology is made. sabrina: sam schreier is keeping a close watch on the current conditions... weather adlib: it's 8:27 ... it's >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and there's a major setback for madonna. the superstar's son refuses to come home even after her secret trip trying to bring him back. as ever to keep their son you're so beautiful > do it like dad. >> my dad's giving me a dad 'do. >> a challenge that might be tougher than the super bowl. getting two thumbs up around the globe encouraging fathers to spend time with their daughters. >> it's about connectingng and showing g them thathey're important and that they're worth my time. >> inspiring dads everywhere to get in the game. never been in love before >>> and we're swiping right going one-on-one with the ceo of tinder. new secrets behind thehe app mimillions u to find a match. plus, what really works best when looking f

the bill proposed by mark chelgren of ottumwa would have banned collaboration between iowa's state universities and stanford until stanford officials apologized for the band's behavior. senate majority leader michael gronstal says he won't schedule the bill for floor debate. the old clarinda mental health institute says its having trouble finding tenants. the state closed the clarinda mental health institute seven months ago. since then, most of the facility has been empty. while many say the grounds are takers willing to move in, leaving the town with a large parcel of empty property. still ahead on kcci, super bowl 50 is almost here. the ongoing celebrations, and how super bowl city is handling all the people. plus, the players aren't the only ones facing off. sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the thing

has proposed a bill that is putting the sour memory into the mis of those at the capitol senator mark chelgren of ottumwa says he's angry with stanford because of the halftime show. the cardinal marching band took the field maki fun of iowa... he wants a formel apology what isays - future collarboaratio between stanford universities whould be put on hold until that apology's made publicly." chgren says while he is a hawkeye fan... he's not a sore loser. he says the bill is about the halftime performance e beg poor taste. lawmakers don't antipate the bill gettinvery far at all. lukas let's check in with for the weather. matt: we have some freezing fog and temperatures in the single digits and teens as we start things off on our friday. we can expect a little bit of light snow today with a weak clipper system. saturday will be beautiful and ch warmer. sunday, we can expect another little wave of snow right as many y of us are sittindown to watch the big game. pressure will park itself over the grt lakes for a couple of consecutive days sparking off strong northwest winds. today's high is 33 with

state senator mark chelgren, a republican from ottumwa, proposed a bill that would ban collaboration between iowa's three regents universities and stanford until an apology is made... senate democrats call the bill "childish" and guarantee a "quick death" for the proposal, but senator chelgren says the state deserves an apology. 12:53:29 "and i really felt the halftime performance was disrespectful. i know the rose bowl committee felt it was disrespectful. virtually everyone thought it was done in poor taste. but we had not heard from stanford. because the band that played at halftime behaved poorly. and i felt that stanford should come out with some kind public statement about what happened." :01-:23 since senator chelgren proposed his bill, a spokesman for said the school "regrets" the band's performance... but chelgren argues a "regret" is not the same as a formal apology. now to the presidential campaigns in new hampshire where the nation's first primary is just five days away. ted cruz is hoping to do something the past two republican iowa caucus winners haven't done ... make a