north dakota, south dakota and illinois officials have already approved it. a decision could come at the end promising that. officials say the whole project could be lost without iowa's approval. movie fans will have a new place to see the latest flicks on the big screen. the cinemark altoona and x-d opens today. the theater offers twelve auditoriums with wall to wall screens. every seat is a lounging recliner. concessions are self-serve, so you can get to your seat quicker. the facility also offers a starbucks, ice cream and a bar. a spokesperson says they're excited to open in a growing community. "we're just excited to be a part of the growth. they have a lot of things going on in this community. it's a hot spot. it's becoming a hot spot, and we're excited to be in on the front end of that." the grand opening is today. the theater is reserve seating, so you must pick your seat online or at a kiosk or box office when you get to the theater. for those of us who have kids, we know how difficult it can be to get them to with disabilities have that same issues

these aren't just crops that north dakota grows. these are crops that north dakota knows exceptionally well and that we excel at. my state is number one -- the number-one producer of barley, multiple varieties of beans, lentils and certain types of wheat. enabling agricultural exports to cuba would be a huge boon to north dakota farmers and ranchers as well as those from many other states. unfortunately because of trade barriers, the united states puts on itself, the cuban people aren't eating north dakota bea beans, kansas wheat or arkansas rice. instead, they're importing those products from countries much further away, like brazil, canada, europe and even vietnam. and i would tell you, not only in terms of proximity of our product to the cuban market, which is a huge freight advantage, we also have the highest quality of products. and so we are forfeiting what, in fact, would be a natural market for us. think about that. in this day where trade is so important, where improving our balance of trade is so importa important, we won'

that's our word from north dakota. thank you very much. >>> receive a free trial of the daily market letter and gain knowledge about current market conditions from the professionals at bower trading. view the markets like never us for a look inside his world bear with me on this one. i hope at least a few of you have seen the historic footage of a spacex rocket landing last year and the almost sucessful attempt to repeat the feat at sea. that challenge failed as a landing that close is electrifying. it's not just that making rockets re-usable will lower the cost of space flight by an order of magnitude, or even the idea of guiding a rocket vertically backwards to a soft landing on a football-field sized, unmanned raft heaving on the high seas. no, this privately financed technological leap is the visual fulfillment of a future many of us dreamed of as we devoured pulp science fiction and watched cheesy space movies in our mid- twentieth century youth. the spacex landing is what we labored through analytical geometry an

heitcamp: my great thanks to my colleague from north dakota, senator hoeven, who i know, as we sat quietly in the hockey areiarena that jason lovo etch, we felt the plain of so many, including literally the hundreds of thousands of north dakotans who watched the broadcast of the funeral but also listened on the radio. on the evening of wednesday, february 10, officer jason moszer did what so many police officers do on a daily basis. he went towards the danger. he answered the call to serve and protect the citizens of fargo, north dakota. jason and the other officers that responded to that initial call knew they were encountering a dangerous situation. the domestic violence call that brought them there that evening had mentioned that there might be a firearm involved. yet those officers did not hesitate. a short time later, shots rang out and then those words, those words that will never be forgotten by his fellow officers were heard, "officer down." yet even in the darkest of hours, the men and women of the fargo police department maintained their composure, they continued the critical wor

state regulators in north dakota, south dakota and illinois have already authorized permits for the pipeline. it's time now to get a first look at the forecast... let's head down to amber alexander at the science center. ad lib wx quick top health officials updated a morning. the directors of c-d-c and the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases both testified. they said they are working around the clock to learn as much as they can to take appropriate action. right now the director of c-d-c says the most important thing for americans to know is... if you're pregnant, it's better not to travel where zika is spreading. zika is spreading to do everything to avoid yourself from getting mosquito bites. as for the director for the national of institute of allergy and infectious diseases, he says they are currently planning to create a vaccine this summer. 10-30 we will likely go into phase 1 clinical trial..sometime in late summer..i hope after several months we will know if it is safe... if it does, we will go to the more advance stage i can't guarantee when we will have the vaccin

. >> developing this noon, a suspect in a bank robbery is now in custody in north dakota. lauren is live outside the first citizens bank in marshal where the robbery happened. authorities say he has ties to madison. >> the suspect in this robbery, 47-year-old tony reams has family ties to madison county according to the sheriff. now, although he is 22 hours away right now in north dakota, reams will be heading back to madison county to face charges for this bank robbery. among the charges already on his record, statutory sex offense, kidnapping and other sex related charges. authorities say he was living in lanore after being released from prison last august but was listed as an absconder after failing to check in with his parole officers. the sheriff explained how reams >> based upon everything we were able to determine, he had traded a vehicle in lanore and the last couple of weeks or months. he had used that vehicle to come to madison county. we have that surveillance going leaving. >> warrants show reams got away with more than $6,000 from the first citizens bank in ma

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last month, regulators in north dakota approved the pipeline. illinois and south dakota given their oks, leaving iowa as the last state to approve it. the iowa utilities board is not going to hear any arguments from the public or any groups. it also is not guaranteeing a decision will come from this iowa congressman rod blum has introduced a bill in the u-s house to cut the pay for members of congress each year the government has a deficit. the congressiona l budget office projects the deficit for this fiscal year at 544 billion dollars. blum's bill would cut the first year and 10 percent each following year of deficit spending. once congress balances the budget, the salaries would return to normal. a number of polls shows donald trump leading among republicans, and bernie sanders leading among democrats ahead of the new hampshire primaries. c-n-n's poll of polls shows sanders leading 54 percent over hillary clinton's 40 percent in new hampshire. clinton narrowly beat sanders by a razor- thin margin in the iowa caucuses last week. on the republic

allegedly sent from a child abuse suspect to his victim's mother police arrested nathan ford in north dakota a year and a half after he was accused of burning a three year old boy in newport news eric caine has more on the threats for allegedly made against that child and his family that look of fear he had is something i will always remember. according to court paperwork needed for text of this in a threatening tirade to his ex girlfriend the mother of the boy he's accused of burning. how's your child's arm laugh out loud if only you knew everything that happened or allegedly said back in september twenty four teen court documents reveal for declan to flat iron around the three year old boys are given second degree burns at the time warren said it was an accident while he was babysitting the child of the couple's apartment off immediately after the injury horne left newport news and moved to north dakota is sad that he was one that by better job. ally shea king lived underneath porn in his ex girlfriend at the time she says she knew something was off by the unexplained injuries to the boy a

. >>> an officer was responding to an active shooter situation in fargo, north dakota, last night. fargo's police chief said jason mosser has a wound that is nonsurvivallable. authorities say the shooter called 911 himself to tell police that neighboring homes should be evacuated. when police arrived, they said he shot at them. over several hours the man shot repeatedly out of the house. this will be the first deadly shooting of a police officer since 1881 in fargo, north dakota. >>> in mexico, rescue workers continue to respond to a fire at riot at a prison. 52 people are dead. dozens more are hurt. the scene is the prison in monterey. witnesses say the fire broke out after midnight due to mattresses. >>> funding to prevent the focus on capitol hill this afternoon. the cdc director and director of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease will testify today. senators will be discussing president obama's emergency $1.8 billion funding request to fast track a vaccine. but at least one republican leader said additional funding is not necessary since there is ebola. >>>

that pipeline woulul stretch from north dakota to illinois, a a hit 18 counties in iowa. the landowner group says the board doesn't have authority to grant inent domain permission. michigan sheriff's deputies say 45-year-old jason dalton shot and killed 6 people in kalamazoo. authorities say the suspect went on a random shootinspree killing people at 3 different locations. two others were wounded, officials say a 14 year old girl and a mother of two have serious injuries. voters in south carolina have chosen donald trump as their pick for the g-o-p nominee. senator's marco rubio and ted cruz came in virtual tie for second place. and jeb bush in 4th dropped out of the race in the nevada caucuses, hillary clinton, tk the victory beating senator b bnie sanders by roughly 5 points. with a preview of what's next on "this week", now, a final look at the forecast... temperatures this morning start >>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. trump takes control. the e ash billionaire dominates in conservative south carolina. >> his second straight win. >> le

his north dakota sentence will similar sentence he has an nevada. he will serve the time in that state. the las vegas woman was also charged with human trafficking and the case. she pled guilty earlier and will spend eight months in prison as well. >>> the nevada highway control continuing to search for a suspect involved in a police chase that extended from carson city, to reno. the chase began around 5:00 last night after a report of an apparent larceny. it all came to a end at a resort in reno where one suspect was taken into custody by troopers. there is still a second suspect they are trying to find. officials say he got away in a maroon passenger car with silver rounds -- rims. he is reported as a white adult, last seen wearing a black shirt and blue jeans. >>> the owner of a growing local brewery is facing theft charges after being arrested in carson city monday morning. of lake tahoe brewing company. according to carson city sheriff's officials, he advertises. canning equipment for sale on a brewing industry website. someone from canada agre

. >> a north dakota police officer shot in the line of duty is not expected to survey. the officer, 33-year-old jason mozer was responding to an active shooter situation in the police chief said mozer called police to tell 911 that neighboring homes should be evacuated. when police arrived, the suspect shot them. the suspect was later found shot in a home where he barricaded himself inside for about 11 hours. >> the four remain oregon refuge occupiers may turn themselves into the fbi t. group is 40 days into that occupation. last month the standoff leaders were arrested during a traffic stop. the group's spokesman was shot and killed. this morning 74-year-old clyden bundy is behind bars. he was taken into custody by the fbi while flying in support of remaining oregon holdouts overnight. >> in the race for a white house, a more narrow playing field exists. candidates can sit on one stage after two more left the race. democrats are now preparing for tonight's debate. >> we may have to stage a phony that's the only way they show the size of these crowds. this crowd is amaz

we're closest to north dakota but nearly $6,000 behind. after adjusting for cost of living, south dakota's nearly $10,000 behind minnesota. if south dakota wants to maintain high student achievement we need a new generation of high quality teachers. and we're not going to get them unless we become more competitive with the surrounding states. and when you delve into the numbers, you reach the conclusion that the only way to become more competitive is to increase our state's average teacher salary. we need to add more money into the system. much like other problems we've confronted together, south dakota faces a deteriorating situation if we don't take action. to address this need i'm proposing a one half cent increase had in the state sales tax. this plan will bring about competitive teacher pay, a transparent and fair funding formula, and a more efficient education system. the plan is based upon the blue ribbon task force report and will achieve its goals. the one half cent will generate $40 million in new revenue beyond our needs, however

we had a regional office in north dakota. and china is a huge market to develop for investors coming into north dakota. they may come or may not be her own company in, but they will bring capital into north dakota to invest into existing companies. that is a very strong component. that we callgram export assistance. we take graduate level students from there is countries internationally and replace them in companies in the state of north dakota on a part-time basis. china, we have students from china who come here, work with the companies, understand what they are doing, where they are going, they want to remain, or they want to go back to china and so that relationship really a strengthened between our what iss here and happening back home in china. we have a lot of things to work with in that perspective to strengthen the relationship. in missouri, we have two offices in china. our primary office is located in shanghai. we also have an office in hong kong. we have probably have had four or five traditional investments from

according to the court papers, he then immediately relocated to minot, north dakota. three days later the child's grandmother took the boy to the hospital. that's where doctors reported the suspicious burns. child protective services launched an investigation shortly after. police then get involved during the investigation, court papers detail a text message between the boy's mother and horn, where he writes, in part: "...if you only knew everything that happened." and "that look of fear he had is something i will always remember. ha ha." during the investigation, detectives traveled to north dakota to question horn last week -- he was picked up and extradited back to newport news. he remains in jail without bond. in the newsroom, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. authorities caught up with man accused of shooting his mother. los angeles police tracked down 20- year-old devante williams yesterday. he's now awaiting extradition back to virginia beach. the shooting happened last thursday at a home ocean lakes area. the suspect's mother was seriously injured. williams is

it would carry north dakota oil to a terminal in illinois. the chairwoman of the iowa utilities board says the three-mememr board plans to meeeemarch 9th to consider the permit application. some environmental and property rights groups oppose the project. the argosy casino sailed away from sioux city over a year ago. but, the floating casino's legal battles continue. the iowa supreme court referred an appeal, by the belle of sioux city, a penn national gaming subsidiary that operated the argosy, to the iowa court of appeals in december. that appeal centers on the iowa racingngnd gamingngommission's rejectioioof penn's request to extend the riverboat's gaming license. instead, the i-r-g-c awarded that license to the hard rock hotel and casino, and its non-profit partner missouri river historical development. the argosy riverboat were removed from the missouri riverfront and sold to an illinois shipyard. (matt) today's the day the belle is heard before the court of appeals. (sheilil the appepeants and appellees m m the iowa judicial branch buil

the company dakota access wants to build the bakken oil pipeline from north dakota to illinois. the pipeline would cross through 18 counties in iowa. the northwest iowa landowner sociation argues the utilities board does not have the authority to grant eminent domain permission across the state. the government could use eminent domain to use privately- owned land for the propopod pipeline route. the utilities board could make a decision on the project as soon as next month. officials in illinois, south dakota and north dakota have already approvov construcucon of the pipeline i i those states. giving an idea legs can help it grow and become coggon decided four legs is better than two. this ten-vendor pet expo at the coggon center helped raise money for the linn county sheriff's office k-9 unit. forty-five percent of the admission fees went t the department. officers say it'll be used to pay animal medical bills or possibly to replace aging k9s, like gompie. he's nine years old, and approaching retirement. and new dogs are not cheap to train. " usually it costs us between ten and

. >>> college hockey 13 to break do you host a north dakota state or north dakota, rather. down a goal in the 1st period, grant arnold helped square things up off the ricochet, rips it redirect from arnold 1. second-period tied at 2. trevor plouffe mooreecredited the 3rd period du up 4- 3. >> send it to double overtime! >> george king buried the three at the buzzer to force another overtime thursday night against washington state. 80-81 18 and seven type or fourth in the pac 12 they host washington tomorrow afternoon. >> good to be king. >> weekend weather? >> 62 tomorrow not bad sunday but if you have outdoor plants pick one day or the weather tomorrow is your day. >> i am like in the. >> have a great weekend. sweet. i know... we could have one of those. one? are you kidding? we'll end up eating like thirty. wanna split that? ughhhh...no, soooo much fat... don't fight your instincts. with each for 150 calories or less! try our chocolatey brownies, tangy lemon bars and creamy cheesecakes >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live

the pipeline would carry crude oil from northwest north dakota and end in illinois. so far, 87 percent of the groups that on the pipeline have done so. will make the that determines whether the project moves forward. companies are under the assumption that the pipeline will be approved. pipe is being stored near newton and some labor unions begun training for the project. today, the discuss their findings from the months of hearings and about the p.m. pipeline officials say a decision could be announced at these meetings, but it could also come much later. sabrina: a deadly fire is under investigation in council bluffs... sabrina: firefighters responded to the house fire saturday evening... neighbors say that two men lived in the home but hadn't seen anyone leave the house for days. fire officials said they got the fire under control and mostly contained to one room but when they swept the house, the victim has not been identitified and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. sabrina: in jasper county, a home goes up in flames over the weekend... the jasp

the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. ms. heitkamp: i ask that the quorum call be vindicated. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. heitkamp: i come to the floor today with a pretty simple message, a message that the people have been delivering to me and the people of north dakota, which is that congress needs to do its job. whether it's legislating on wotus, making sure we move legislation properly, taking votes that maybe make some of us uncomfortable here. that's our job. that's why the american taxpayers pay us. i'm coming here today saying congress do your job. senate, do your job. every day families across this country go to work and fulfill their responsibilities and obligations. they do their job. they put food on the table for their families, and they pay their bills. imagine a construction worker in north dakota telling his boss that he doesn't want to do his job for the rest of the year until conditions are probably more favorable. he might get a good laugh. he might be told to go back to work. and if he wa

fleming's north dakota sentence will run at the same time as a similar sentence in nevada and he will serve that time in that state. now, a las vegas woman was charged with human trafficking in the case. she pleaded guilty earlier and spent about eight months in prison. >>> the nevada highway patrol continues to search for a suspect involved in a police chase that extended from carson the chase began around 5:00 last night after a report of an apparent larceny. it all came to an end at the grand sierra resort when the troopers took one suspect into custody. he's been identified as 23-year- old dominic gonzales from newark, california. authorities are still trying to find a second suspect. n. hp officials say he got away in a maroon passenger car with silver rims which picked him up there. he is reported as a white male adult last seen wearing a black shirt or a zipper pull over and blue jeans. >>> the body of a 25-year-old woman has been found in the laundry chute of a las vegas hotel. the police say the body of kaley medina brown of citrus heights, california was covered -- discovere

north dakota, south dakota and illinois officials have already approved it. but the whole project could be lost without iowa agreeing to the plan as well. today the iowa utilities board held a second day of hearings on the plan in des moines. more hearings are scheduled tomorrow and thursday. a decision could come at the end of those hearings ... but the board isn't promising that. they have not put any timetable on when a decision will be made. if they do approve the pipeline, eminent domain would have to be used to claim much of the land needed for the after years of baby steps, a group of medical cannabis supporters hopes this is the year that legislators take a giant leap forward. today "iowans for medical cannbis" laid out their agenda for the legislature this year. the drug can be legally prescribed and given to children in iowa ... but the state still has now program to produce and dispense the drug here. today the group announced legislation that would create that program. they say the biggest hurdle has been educating people about medical cannabis ..

fleming's north dakota sentence will run at the same time as a he will serve that time. in that state a las vegas woman was also charged with human trafficking in the case. she pled guilty earlier and spend eight months in prison. >>> a pediatrician in reno is prescribing medical marijuana for some children with some health conditions. news 4 joins us to tell us what kind of effect it is having on these kids. emily? >> reporter: yes, i reached out to a local pediatrician who allows certain children with severe epilepsy to take medical marijuana. one of her patients has been using it for about two years know and the result have been eye opening. >> my son had no other choice. he was going to die. >> reporter: he is 15, autistic and epileptic. he would have more than 3,000 seizures per day. >> at one point he was taking the maximum of four different seizure medications and he was taking 20, 25 pills per day. >> reporter: once richards' son started medical marijuana in straight without a seizure. he also stopped taking three of the four pharmaceutical medications. this is t

quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. a senator: i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hoeven: i rise in support of pending legislation to sanction the regime of north korea for its belligerent behavior towards the united states and its neighbors. today the senate takes up a bill to increase sanctions on north korea. most americans would be surprised, i think, to learn that it's still possible to increase and strengthen sanctions on north korea. in fact, while we've had certain sanctions on north korea in place for many years, these sanctions have never been as strong as they could be and should be. that's what we're about here today. we're now dealing with the third generation of dictators in kim jong-un, who is proving to be as disastrous as his infamous father and grandfather. kim-il song, the founder of the kim regime. the kim family has done whatever it thought necessary to stay in power, including the use of criminal enterprise to raise revenues and engage in systematic

in north dakota it was a time when people at mcdonald's were making 25 bucks an hour.ve seen some major billions of dollars worth of projects that have been halted, seen over a thousand rigs that have been shut down and seen probably there's a calculation about $300 billion worth of global capital expenditures on these sort of projects pushed off for a decade. so, again, saudi arabia, it's going to give them market share but at what expense? it's an apparent victory no matter how they look at it. >> the market up 196 as we're speaking right now so let's move to your market movers of the week. you have three picks for our folks. you're actually recommending equi equities. >> i am. you know, buy low, sell high. no one is low, scary. that's the oldest axiom. >> you like smith & wesson, ulta, i'll get too ulta in a moment. >> smith & wesson has been firing on all cylinders. a pun not intended. i just said that. it pulled back recently. it's going to continue to do extraordinary well. undervalued. 2 20%, 30% upside from here. >> hasbro, why? >> the "star wars" games are doi

the pipeline would carry oil from north dakota to illinois. of the four states the pipeline runs through... iowa is the only state that hasn't made a decision. the other three states already approved it. the board is holding daily meetings about the project through thursday... but it's unsure if they will reach a decision. today's meeting starts at 1 this afternoon. a photo capturing some iowa nice behavior is spreading across the state of iowa... waterloo police officer lieutenant lisa campbell is being recognized for helping out a man in a wheelchair...who couldn't get across snowy sidewalks he's not the only one... the snowy sidewalks can make it hard for many people to get around. it's a problem rehab specialist jason pilcher has seen for years... he says although the americans with disabilities act has made sidewalk standards better, theres still a lot of work to be "so the more they work they exert more force...they get tired, you know they're just trying to get out in the community" pilcher compares wheelchairs in the snow to cars ...sa

the company dota access wants to build the bakken oil pipeline from north dakota to illinois. that crude oil line would cross through 18 counties in iowa. the northwest iowa landowner association argues the utilities board does not have the authority to grant eminent domain permission across the state. the government could use the law to grab privately-owned land for the proposed route. the board could decide on the project as soon as next month. officials in illinois, south dakota, and north dakota have already approved construction of the pipeline in their states. the state of iowa plans to help keepep6-hundred jobs in central iowa, by signing off on a 17 million dollar incentive package between two chemical giants. move comes after iowa lost a bid to secure the new headquarters for the merger of dupont and dow chemical. the new company will be based in delaware. the incentive packagegeill keep jobs that are part of dupont pioneer in johnston. dupont and dow are expected to wrap up their 130-billion dollar merger later this year. profits keep falling for john deere. first qu

in fargo, north dakota. i've been married to this hunk for seven years, and we have one beautiful son, jackson, who just turned 4. did you meet at school, when you were teaching? we did. yep. glad to have you with us. your turn. hi, pat. it's a pleasure to be here. i'm paul, and this is my awesome wife, tracie. we're from buffalo grove, illinois, right outside of chicago. we've been married six years. i work as an outside sales rep for a food distributor. and i'm a real-estate agent on the north shore of chicago. we have a beautiful and funny daughter named kenzie, who just turned 4. we're a big sports family. go, cubs. and anything outdoors, from just going on casual walks to anything extreme, to driving nascars or jumping out of planes. all right. well, i'm sorry you just have to stand there and spin the wheel

same story in williston, north dakota. based on $100 a barrel oil, entrepreneurs borrowed billions of dollars to buy into the workers flocked to the oil patch. >> i heard about all this big money. so i thought i could get a little piece of that pie, i suppose. >> reporter: so many they had to live in trailer camps. on cots in church halls. then the price crashed, thanks in large part to china's slowing economy. meanwhile, every day the world is producing something like a million and a half more barrels of oil than it needs. there's an ocean of it out there. in massive storage tanks. and right now, at least 100 million barrels are sitting in tankers, parked at sea. mike rasco just wants to hang on to his home. he never lived lavishly, even when he could have, so he could weather the bad times. born and raised in west texas, this is the fourth bust he's he knows it will end. as he looks for work every day, he just wonders when. >> i'm out of pride. i've got a beautiful wife and two good babies to take care of. i'll be a good

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and i'm a mental-health counselor at north dakota state university. we've been married about two years. we love to travel, and we have two little rescue dogs, lexi and wicket. do the thing again where you say "i'm scott and i'm natalie." -do it again. -we're the reiters. -i'm scott. -i'm natalie. i just think that's really cute the way they did that. i just wanted to see that again. keith and angi, your turn. hi, there. my name is angi chase. this is my lovely husband, keith. we've been married for 22 years. we live in taylorville, illinois. we are the proud parents of a 13-year-old son, connor. i'm a music teacher at two elementary schools, and i'm a choral director at taylorville high school. and i also teach music, as well, at a small school near us. and we just have a great time doing that.

in north dakota, western north dakota we have been telling them to send that money back to us for lotse have been going down and talking to our people in bismarck about if they support us through these times, this will play is going to last 40 years and the rainy day fund is not in my fingers right now but i know where it is. stuart: i have got to cut it short but thank you for joining us. in a bust right now but you are going to get out of it, thank you. we have apple denying a government request. they say they will not create a key to break into terrorist iphones. i say in that age of terror apple is wrong. my take is next. shall we say, unnecessarily complex. limiting where you can earn bonus cash back... then those places change every few months... please. it's time you got the quicksilver card from capital one. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. doesn't get much simpler than that. what's in your wallet? then your eyes may see it, differently.ave allergies. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no

regulators in illinois and north and south dakota have already approved the pipeline. the iowa utilities board said it was considering making a decision this week. but today, it decided to schedu another meeting for a week from friday, and two in march. the democratic- controlled iowa senate today passed legislation that would halt the state's plans to transition to a private medicaid program.he chamber voted 29 to 19 thursdayayor the bill, which would end iowawa contracts with three private companies. senate democrats recently sent a letter to president barack obama asking him to stop the privatization process. the republican- controlled house isn't expected to take up the measure. the transition is set to take effect on march 1st. one year after dubuque police launched an been a success. the site, i-d for p-d, features surveillance pictures of suspected criminals and vehicles that police have not been able to identify. our coverage partner, k-d- t-h radio, reports more than 60 percent of the cases police posted have resulted in arrests. police say they hope to do an

and i think north dakota is one of those that sued you. when you say you are going to work with states does that mean you will work with minnesota and continue to develop a plan with minnesota while this is going on? >> we will continue to work with them on a voluntary bases but nothing is implemented while the stay is in place. so if minnesota wants help and tools we would always work with every state that does that. but in terms of actually enforcement of anything it is clearly on hold until it resolves itself through the court. >> well, you know, one of our concerns, there was apparently a 2014 proposal and it was finalized and in north dakota you went from 11% to 45%. the biggest increase of any state. you know, our resha-owned north dakota plants, they did updates in 2005 or 2004 and put in some improvements in their firewall and so forth. and the epa determined that was a major overhaul and you forced them to go under some new program to put in scrubbers. the result of that was they spent $476 million dollars. my real question is doe

i don't know how to explain that to people back in north dakota. and so in the last 100 years the full senate has taken action on every pending supreme court nominee to fill a vacancy l regardless of whether the nomination was made in a presidential election year. according to c.r.s., congressional research service, since 1975 the average number of days from nomination to final senate confirmation is 67 days or just over two months. since committee hearings began in 1916, every pending supreme court nominee has received a hearing except nine nominees who were all confirmed within 11 days. in addition to holding hearings on the nomination, the senate judiciary committee has a long-standing bipartisan tradition of sending to the full senate all pending nominees to the supreme court for a supreme court vacancy, even when the majority of the committee may not have supported that nominee. in this supreme court, if in fact this supreme court vacancy is held open until the next president makes the nomination, that will mean it is vacant for well over a ye

. >> reporter: behind this massive eight-ton door-- 60 feet below the frozen fields of north dakota--7-year-old first lieutenant heads a two-person team with a singular mission. the two junior air force officers are misseleers-- entrusted with executing the most consequential of presidential orders. at almost the same time, at nearby minot air force base, a b-52 stratofortress that's been flying for more than half a century is drenched with deicing fluid. its aging jet engines roar to life with the help of eight explosive charges, a method developed during the cold war to give the bomber a quick kickstart in a crisis. ( alarms ) all the while, hundreds of feet beneath the pacific ocean, sailors aboard a u.s. ballistic missile submarine methodically perform their weekly doomsday drill. three ways to do the same thing: end the world as we know it, by launching nuclear weapons. >> weapons away. >> reporter: missiles, bombers, subs: america's nuclear triad. a three-pronged approach to deterrence that dates back to the 1960s when the former soviet union was the enemy, "m.a.d.," mutual assu

allegedly burned his girlfriend's three-year-old son in september 2014 and immediately moved to north dakota. horn claims the two second degree burns were an accident. after more than a year of investigating -- officers picked horn up last week and extradicted him back to hampton roads. now to the story a lot of social media. the outer banks animal hospital-- in the middle of a major drug bust. the owners face serious charges-- but court documents offered up other names-- in this investigation. 10 on your side's andy fox is following up-- with new information. andy? the probable cause for search warrants detailed, long, and incriminating. but the welches are innocent until proven guilty. they are accused of felony trafficking in opium or heroin-which is the actual law. i don't see heroin in here, but there are opiates which are drugs with morphine like effects, derived from opium. not charged in this case, but she is on federal probation for drug charges. she is taking down the name dr. logan botzman who is the number one witness against her parents. (42 24:29) ((can you tell me the atmosphe

agreements with landowners who represent more than 87 percent of properties affected in north dakota, south dakota, iowa and illinois. that includes 80 percent of the landowners in iowa. 3 3 fans of chipotle in sioux city got an unpleasant surprise this morning... a *closed* sign!sioux city's chipotle store, along with every one of the chain's u- s locations... closed for 4 hours this morning and afternoon to update employees on the company's efforts to clean up its stores and prevent the spread of diseases like e- coli and norovirus.outbreaks of those diseases late last year were linked to chipotle... causing a massive hit to the company's stock price and sales.most locations *did* re-open earlier this afternoon. 3 sioux city firefighters puts themselves in harms way everyday. 3 what most people don't know is how they spend their days inside the firehouse. each shift is 24 hours long and they rarely get a break. 3 "if we do get to sleep, it is it's in between calls and that's only late at night if that's even possible."our siouxland news reporter kayla novak shows you the behind the

to pipeline, which would connect north dakota to illinois....passing diagonally across the hawkeye state. the iowa utilities board will meet either on march 9th or the tenth to give their final say on the permits needed for the pipeline. the almost four-billion dollar project has raised and land-owner rights. sabrina: it's gop caucus day in nevada. republican presidential frontrunner donald trump has 2 big wins under his belt and he's hoping for a third just one week before super tuesday. elias: tonight, it's a town hall for the democrats before this weekend's south carolina democratic primary. abc's kenneth moton has more. "length: script: it's caucus time in nevada. overnight gop frontrunner donald trump rallied his biggest crowd yet in las vegas. the billionaire is banking on a hot streak that will carry him through super tuesday and to the gop nomination as he continued attacking his rivals. sot donald trump this guy cuz lies more than any other human being the fight getting nasty. ted cruz fired his communications director for spreading a false rumor that marco rubio had disparaged

clinton thanking north dakota for her much needed victory. and now she's looking towards south carolina. for trump. >> i will bring over many democrats. independents. nobody else will. i'll win states that rebuttal aren't in play. clinton is already turning her focus on our state. former president clinton spending his weekend here. speaking in colorado springs. today. after making an appearance at a rally in pueblo last night. meanwhile. sanders is also picking up traction in colorado. gaining the endorsement of state representative. >> a vertical road race. hiking over 6 hundred vertical feet. to the top of denver's tallest building. all the help to fight lung disease. >> the eleventh year of the benefiting the american lung association. climbers of all ages and each with their own personal story. took to the stairs. >> today's climb is personal. >> it was fabulous. to finish it. and it was a goal of mine last year. with the snowstorm i was coming down. i had a cold. and. so this year i feel like i met my goal. >> it raised more than 4 hundr