pella's also had some other developmental issues. the med-el cochlear implants will allow her health to be monitored without further surgeries. she'll be working with therapists on her speech, patrick: in tonight's social square, worries that pokemon go could be a threat to national security. that's why the pentagon just banned it's employees from having the game on their work phones. government workers have been warned that spies could use pokemon go to locate the facilities where government secrets are stored. they can play the game on their personal phones, but not at work. a book is returned to a west virginia library 40 years late. plastic surgeon dr. michael kelly checked out a book called "so you want to be a doctor," back when he was in high school. today, along with a check for $500. you might recognize kelly. he starred in the show "body works" on tlc. the u.s. women's gymnastic team has the gold. now they're getting the other big sports honor. they'll soon appear on boxes of special k cereal. a team picture will be on one

wisn 12 news' ben hutchison was there when pella heard her name ben: at just a year old, pella jinsky is a happy little girl from the small town of sherry, wisconsin. too young to realize how much her life is about to change. >> she doesn't know her name. she finally gets to hear her name for the first time. ben: born deaf, a chance to hear her parents, pamela and joey. working with dr. hilary gazeley at children's hospital, the first of many tests turning on pella's new cochlear implants, watch closely, her eyes light up. then, she tenses up. about a month ago, pella had a piece of equipment and planted that will communicate with a sound processor on her head. it will allow her to hear. >> instead of amplifying sounds it bypasses the part of the inner ear that doesn't work and simulates the auditory nerve directly. with hope for her. >> it is amazing. unbelievable. ben: she'll now have two birthdays, the day she was born and the day she heard sounds for the first time. >> happy hearing birthday to you. ben: so much excitement, pella fell asleep. but her parents will be able to tell h

. >> at just a year old, pella jinsky is a happy little girl from the small town of sherry, wisconsin, too young to realize how much her life is about to change. >> she does not know her name. she finally gets to hear her name for the first time. >> born deaf, a chance to hear her parents, pamela and joey. working with dr. hilary gazeley at children's hospital, the first of many tests, turning on pella's new cochlear implants. watch closely, her eyes light up then she tenses up. this will communicate with a sound processor on the side of her head. >> instead of amplifying sound, it i passes the portion of the inner era that is not working and stimulates the auditory nerves directly. future, what it holds for her. >> it is unbelievable. >> she'll now have two birthdays, the day she was born and the day she heard sounds for the first time. >> happening hearing birthday to you. >> so much excitement, pella fell asleep, but her parents will be able to tell her the story when she gets older. in wauwatosa, ben hutchison, wisn 12 news. kathy: suite dreams. pella's alsoad the med-el cochlear

branstad made the comments today while at an event in pella. the governor says troopers would make sure construction workers stay safe. the nearly 12 hundred mile pipeline would send oil from north dakota to illinois. branstad says protestors should accept the iowa utility board's approval of the project. while pokemon hunting continues to be popular, people in dyersville are on a different kind of social scavenger hunt. kcrg t-v nine's katie wiedemann has kids and adults out on the prowl. just after school let out on a steamy summer afternoon, these dyersville kids are putting their creative geniuses to work. they're painting pictures on whatever rocks then can find. then taking the rocks back outside and hiding them all over dyersville. "basically it gets you outside in nature, when most time people are on their phones inside. " then the search is on. looking for the painted rocks other people have hidden yeah hours. " "some rocks are hard to find, while others, like this are just hiding in plain sight. once you find them, you take a picture

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branstad made the comments yesterday while at an event in pella. branstad says a lot of the democratic presidential environmental extremists in california. he says the low carbon standard in california discriminates against corn based ethanol. "that would be devastating to the iowa economy with 43 corn-based ethanol plants in our state. that's why trump's support for, not only renewable fuel standard but corn-based ethanol, is critically important to jobs in iowa and to the health of the farm economy." " trump's presidential campaign says branstad is trump on agricultural issues. iowa ag secretary bill northey and regents president bruce rastetter are also on the committee. a former congressman is caught in a sex scandal for the second time. his wife is a top clinton campaign aide and has announced she is separating from him. good morning! it's ---. plan on a day just like thunderstorms roaming around the region. some folks will see some downpours again, while others will see nothing. once this front sinks to the south later tonight, rain chances a

iowa's workforce to have educations beyond high signed an execuutive order at the career academy of pella. it creates the "future ready iowa alliance." the alliance must now develop and recommend a plan by october 31st of next year on how the state can reach that goal. the alliance must also set benchmarks to show the state is making progress. one benchmark includes reducing socioeconomic, ethnic, and gaps among elementary and secondary school children. some homes in urbana are closer to being lit up by sunlight. people got to take a tour of the urbana solar acres located at becca industrial park earlier today. the 7 acre site with more than 35 hundred panels will power more than 100 hundred homes when it's up and running in mid october. this project is part of a partnership between cipco and the east central iowa r-e-c. the r-e-c decided to make the solar power switch cleaner energy. "we get calls every week on questions about solar energy, putting their own panels up, or community solar projects, or just solar energy in general. it's really popular right now." the panels will produce ca

anywhere west of 75 pella take a much better chance of seeing flooding than if you live on the east side. and the closer you are the better the rain chances that's where they will be higher over the next day or two. then things returned to normal later on. right now we are in the low 80s, highs today are low 80s. well below normal. thanks to cloudy skies. is cloudy at 81. the dewpoint is 71 seven. it is sticky out there. no relief for the next day or two later wednesday and especially thursday into the weekend things will get back to normal. which typically should be about 90. and drop down into the middle 70s. st. pete is sunny, and 79. as i said, it gives the atmosphere chance to re- energize which will probably be morning so there is the rain that we had early on. we a lot of folks let us know that they have seen a lot of brain since saturday -- rain since saturday. there will be a lot needed over the next 36 hours. an area of low pressure continues to bring in that rich tropical air mass. the heaviest rains will be across the northern counties. we've been talking about this since we

denver are, maggie, charlie, state, molly, buddy, max, daisy, daisy's comment lucy, and number one, pella. >> good girl. what is in a name you say. i can name my dog anything i want. that, stay and listen to professional dog trainer been training dogs for 40 years. suspects the most important consideration when choosing an name is keep it short. civic it's easier for them to learn a shorter name. they do better with sharp sounds rather than second is does it fit your fido. i tried to look at a dark navy physical appearance or kind of he's terrible ?-ellipsis like and if you have kids make it easy enough for them to pounds. he couldn't really say. dog number eight is mine. i should have called or zip, because the ceiling to be can change the name of your doctors use rubber repetition that your mostly guinness and faster. they seem to love let them and i've got jake. he's not the slightest docs are one syllable is perfect. went mile high stadium. your only local news at 530 how that will impact your chances of the upcoming broncos season new couple of years colorado wanted on murder and kid

he began working on that goal when he signed an executive order at the career academy of pella yesterday. it creates the "future ready iowa alliance." the alliance must now develop and recommend a plan by october 31st of next year on how the state can reach that goal. the alliance must also set benchmarks to show the state is making progress. one benchmark includes reducing socioeconomic, ethnic, and ra secondary school children. dozens of people took over greene square in downtown cedar rapids to talk about some of the "flashpoint" social issues of the day. they also protested religious intolerance and unequal treatment by police. those messages were part of a larger mission for the the group, "positive words and actions." it formed in january in response to political messages that its organizers say don't represent american ideals. one member hopes yesterday's speakers and a short march around downtown will led to "i hope eventually, by strengthening these positive attitudes, we'll have a good influence on our policy decisions." the group also say they demonstrated to support minoritie

doing what seemed like endless loops and then he ended up here in the oakland hills on tonal road -- pellad. leigh martinez is there to tells what happened next. >> reporter: that's right. we were following this pursuit and it was a slow speed pursuit but the sky was getting on and off of different roads was a little hard to keep up with. it ended here. we believe that this is where changes into skyline boulevard. you can see, this spot they did have a fire that they had to put out and i believe that we have video of the car before was taken away. officers are telling us that it finally ended here because the suspect vehicle only had one tire left. three of them were ripped apart by spike strips. and officer said that he would still not get out of the car so they had to deploy beanbags to break the window and after that they decided to put the canine officer on him. he did sustain a bite. officer say after that he complied. >> once he stopped we gave a lot of clear commands he was not cooperating we deployed are less lethal shotgun to break out those windows to gain entrance to the car. fr

he still stared at the pella tempter -- teleprompter. he is following someone's orders. listen the substance it was really important the people on both sides want to hear can we just let the man to speak. i say that about hillary clinton as well. thank you very much. starting to at least impart together with the plan is. but with much of the agenda now on the table it's over to hillary clinton who on thursday well lay out that plan in exactly the same city detroit. we are waiting on her speech just minutes from now. her camp announced the speech yesterday while questioning the timing saying that he started there, -- the economy. he is now been forced to try and reclaim standing on what was supposed to be the one surefire issue for him in the campaign. she is right about that. he has a 50%. let's bring in the man charged. gene sperling has former national economic advisor. it resulted in a $236 billion surplus. jean, welcome. he will lower it to 15%. and then on the other end of the spectrum he said the poorest will pay no tax. that is pretty seductive. how will she beat

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