patricia quinlisk iowa health " it could be a pretty two of the strains could cause pretty serious illness. the good news is the vaccine seems to be a good match for the strains, unlike last year where it wasnt as good for one of the strains" jessica rae: the flu season generally peaks in january or february. jessica rae: a local non profit spread some good will and warmth yesterday "thank you!!!... your welcome." member of quota international of sioux city spent their tuesday handing students at hunt elementary. it was all thanks to a grant given to the club by mid-american energy. all of the items donated and distributed were bought locally... over 300 hats and mittens were handed out in total. quota international is dedicated to helping women, children, the deaf and speech impaired in local communities. "yeah it gave us a really good feeling, the kids are so appreciative. i got a little thank you, hugs and smiles and many many thank yous." says club president deb erwin. jessica rae: over 300 hats and mittens were handed out in total. quota international is dedicated to helping women, ch

flu cases are picking up... 36:59 and once it gets started it usually takes off. 37:01 patricia quinlisk with the iowa department of health says three strains are starting to circulate in iowa... one of the strains is the virus that made so many people sick last flu season... another, is the h-1-n-1 that created a pandemic back in 20-09. the all three strains are covered in a vaccine... cases will likely peak in the next three or four weeks... and the season could last until april or march... 34:13 its not to late to get the shot. it takes about 1-2 weeks to reach full immunity, against flu once you get the vaccine but it will start building immediately. 34:21 so if you go right now to get your flu shot you will get that full immunity before we hit the peak in iowa. 34:27 everyone six months and up is marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washing

patricia quinlisk medical director, iowa health department " it could be a pretty bad year because two of the strains could cause pretty serious illness. the good news is the vaccine seems to be a good match for the strains, unlike last year where it wasnt as good for one of the strains" tim: the flu season generally peaks in januararor february. jenna: a local non profit was spreading some good will and warmth during these cold times "thank you!!!... your welcome." member of quota international of sioux city gave out hats and mittens to students at hunt elementary today. it was possible thanks to a grant given to the club by midamerican energy. all of the items donated and distributed were bought locally and representatives of quota say they're thankful to be helping "yeah it gave us a really goooofeeling, the kids are so appreciative. i got a little thank you, hugs and smiles and many many thank yous." says club president deb erwin. over 300 hats and mittens were over 300 hats and mittens were handed out today. quota international is dedicated to helping women children the deaf and s

patricia quinlisk medical director, iowa health department " it could be a pretty bad year because two of the strains could cause pretty serious illness. the good news is the vaccine seems to be a good match for the strains, unlike last year where it wasnt as good for one of the strains" jessica rae: the flu season generally peaks in january or february. jessica rae: a local non profit was spreading some good will and warmth during these cold times "thank you!!!... your welcome." member of quota international of sioux city spent their tuesday handing out hats and mittens to students at hunt elementary. it was all thanks to a grant given to the club by mid-american energy. all of the items donated and distributed were bought locally... and representatives of quota say to be helping those in need "yeah it gave us a really good feeling, the kids are so appreciative. i got a little thank you, hugs and smiles and many many thank yous." says club president deb erwin. jessica rae: over 300 hats and mittens were handed out in total. quota international is dedicated to helping women, children,

patricia quinlisk medical director, iowa health department " it could be a pretty bad year because two of the strains could cause pretty serious illness. the good news is the vaccine seems to be a good match for the strains, unlike last year where it wasnt as good d r one of the strains" jessica rae: the flu season generally peaks in january or february. jessica rae: a local non profit was spreading some good will and warmth during these cold times "thank you!!!... your welcome." member of quota international of sioux city spent their tuesday handing out hats and mittens to students at hunt elementary. it was all thanks toto grant given to the club by mid-d-erican energy. all of the items donated and distributed were bought locally... over 300 hats and mittens were handed out in total. quota international is dedicated to helping women, children, the deaf and speech impaired " " jessica rae: coming up.... we'll rejoin the race to the white house... where i'll bring you the latest on the suddenly tight race between democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the political beat is up ne

iowa. the state department of public health says three flu viruses are active in the state, but this year's flu shot covers them all. health department medical director patricia quinlisk says even people who've had the flu already could get one of the other strains. but she says a vaccination will protect against getting flu a second or even third time this year. so far this season, four people in iowa have died from the flu. more news later tonight here on t-v nine. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." president obama delivers his final state of the union address tonight. he promises to focus on big themes and to speak to all americans about the direction of the country just as the presidential primary season gets under way. details coming up. >> the race for the white house is heating up on both sides of the aisle with bernie sanders now leading hillary clinton in ted cruz closing in on donald trump, as well in iowa by just two points. >> notorious drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman is now being held at a fortified super max prison in mexico as he awaits extraditi