i agreed with secretary powell today who said this is an absurdity. i think the american people will know this is an absurdity. i have absolutely no concerns about it whatsoever. >> let's start with the facts. on the private e-mail server. we now know the intelligence committee has classified at least 32 top secret level e-mails and over 1,300 classified e-mails on those devices. we node those were not retroactively classified. many were classified when they were originally sent. and, in fact, we know that secretary clinton's own state department today deems at least 20-plus of those so serious today. they refused to release the e-mails in any way. these are serious matters. her statement about powell and rice, what i find oddest is the difference between a car intentionally drawing into a crowd multiple times, she set up a system that was intentionally designed to circumvent the normal process. that is, those others had dot-gov caccounts. they conducted most of their business on official systems. there may be classified information on other folks tha

i agree completely with secretary powell who said this is an absurdity. the american people will not it is an absurdity. i have no concerns about it whatsoever. >> is that new ammunition for her? will this put it to rest? it is not a big deal among democrats among the general election. >> well, that certainly helps her. you know, coming out like that and calling it an absurdity. being able to point to two republican secretaries of state where this happened. you know, what it really does is it sets up further down the road. it assuages the concern and the drip, drip, drip comment she responded to. effectively they trust her on this. that's not the question. the question is will this hurt her electability. this is her electability question. >> a lot of developments on the republican side of the race also. donald trump, still the frontrunner in new hampshire, sat down with anderson cooper last night. it was a very different tone from donald trump. he wasn't complaining about the results in iowa anymore. listen to this. >> you've basically accused him of frau

powell and rice dispute these.ing, "i have reviewed the messages and i do not see what makes them classified. if the department wishes to say a dozen years later they should have been classified, that is an opinion of the department that i do not share. rice's department says she never used e-mail at all is and it didn't include intelligence information when sent to her aides. clinton said the report supports exactly what she has been talking about. take a listen to what she had to say. >> now you have these people in the government who are doing the same thing to secretary powell and secretary rice's aides they have been doing to me, which is i never sent or received any classified material. they are retroactively classifying it. i agree completely with secretary powell who said today this is an absurdity. >> it bears reminding everyone here, unlike her predecessors, clinton set up a private server to handle all of her government e-mails. >> evan, thank you so much for that. we have breaking news to tell you about

powell: "they get to be excited about it and have, kind of, their minds open to things. and actually it calms their fear."powell says the children use those pillowcases - to prepare and hold their own emergency preparedness kit at home - which they can use in case of a fire or other emergency - if they can access it safely. powell says she finds not many children fully understand how be prepared for an emergency - before taking the class. powell: "if you can help another child to calm their fears, to be prepared, then you've done the best thing you could ever do for a child." the class has been taught to more than 3,000 children throughout virginia. in roanoke, kristen eskow, wfxr news. if you'd like to host a pillowcase project class at your organization - or if you know a family that needs a smoke detector installed - just head to virginia first dot com. w-f-x-r news has partnered up with the american red cross. we have a special ' fire prevention week' page - with resources to help you and your family. special ' fire we have a american red with the partnered up w-f-x-

powell told nbc news that nothing secret went to his personal account. a spokesman for rice said the e-mails were conversations and contained no intelligence information. >>> multiple sources tell nbc news that the force that ripped a hole in a passenger plane over somalia was likely from a bomb made of military grade explosives. investigators did find explosive residue in the aftermath, but if it was a bomb, no terrorist group has claimed responsibility yet. >>> more air bag more. honda says another 2.25 millionaire bags made by takata will have to be replaced in certain honda and acura models. another air bag manufacturer announced its own recall involving potential air bag problems in up to 5 million honda, fiat, chrysler and mercedes models. >>> a sad note to report in the music world. maurice white died. he started the band in the late 1960s, and the group went on to sell more than 90 million albums worldwide. the group won six grammy awards and 'n roll hall of fame in 2000. white battled parkinson's disease for more than two decades. he was 74 year

powell: "they get to be excited about it and have, kind of, their minds open to things. and actually it calms their fear."powell says the children use those pillowcases - to prepare and hold their own emergency preparedness kit at home - which they can use in case of a fire or other emergency - if they can access it safely. powell says she finds not many children fully understand how be prepared for an emergency - before taking the class. powell: "if you can help another child to calm their you've done the best thing you could ever do for a child." the class has been taught to more than 3,000 children throughout virginia. in roanoke, kristen eskow, wfxr news. if you'd like to host a pillowcase project class at your organization - or if you know a family that needs a smoke detector installed - just head to virginia first dot com. w-f-x-r news has partnered up with the american red cross. we have a special ' fire prevention week' page - with resources to help you and your family. we are your local election headquarters. and we're taking the candidates. roanoke mayoral cand

powell: "they get to be excited about it and have, kind of, their minds open to things. and actually it calms their fear."powell says the children use those pillowcases - to prepare and hold their own emergency preparedness kit at home - which they can use in case of a fire or other emergency - if they can access it safely. powell says she finds not many children fully understand how be prepared for an emergency - before taking the class. powell: "if you can help another child to calm their fears, to be prepared, then you've done the best thing you could ever do for a child." the class has been taught to more than 3,000 children throughout virginia. in roanoke, kristen eskow, wfxr news. if you'd like to host a pillowcase project class at know a family that needs a smoke detector installed - just head to virginia first dot com. w-f-x-r news has partnered up with the american red cross. we have a special ' fire prevention week' page - with resources to help you and your family. after more than two decades on the air, we will soon see homer simpson in a new way.we will tell

. >> and celebrity trainers heidi and chris powell are showing other families how to make the best out of tricky situations like theirs. here's abc's juju chang. >> reporter: on their hit show, "extreme weight loss," celebrity trainers heidi and chris powell inspire contestants to dig deep >> come on. there you go. >> reporter: now the couple married for 5 1/2 years are inspiring people in a new way. >> with three people that are willing to put the kids first and our egos last, we've come up with this incredible dynamic that has resulted in four wonderfully happy kids, and, consequently, three happy adults. >> reporter: heidi posting this family portrait on instagram of her ex-husband cuddling with their two older kids and the two younger ones she shares with chris, along with the #lovemyblendedfamily. the picture generating lots of positive buzz with comments like truly amazing example how to rock a blended family. >> early on, derek and i spent time alone so we could talk to each other about parenting plans, et cetera, and who i could be for his children. it was so important for me t

chris powell: "when i first heard the idea of edc i sort of rolled my eyes. i just talked to an organization that wasn't to bring the beatles here-- the rolling stones and crazy ideas." ron futrell: the crazy ideas and a lot of racing has brought 4.5 billion dollars into the local economy --- and countless years of enjoyment for local racing fans. chris powell: "we've pleased a lot of people over the years with a lot of great events -- nascar, nhra, the bullring kurt and kyle busch cutting their racing teeth out here." richie clyne: "way past my wildest dreams what chris powell and bruton smith have done out here ---- its fabulous." chris powell: "we've had a pretty good run for 17 or so years here=--- and look forward to a lot more." ron futrell: as do the local race fans --- ron futrell reporting 8 sports now. > ((denise valdez)) the speedway was built 100% with private were used in the construction of the track --- of course, nascar will be racing out at the /// ((paul joncich)) > a celebration of black history month is taking tonight. ((denise valdez)) it

colin powell says these were e-mails that were sent by u.s.assadors to his staff and then forwarded to his e-mail. he's looked at them and he's determined that there was nothing classified in it. certainly not a dozen years later to be classified. in the case of condoleezza rice we got a statement from her staff at stanford university. she said her staff got this e-mails. she says those e-mails did not contain any intelligence information, erin. >> all right. thank you very much, evan. more breaking news tonight, bernie sanders expanding his lead over hillary clinton as we have just a few days until new hampshire votes. despite hillary clinton's victory in iowa, bernie sanders has a 31-point edge over here. polls may be wrong. he's up 61% to 30%. both candidates trying to get the momentum after coming face to face with voters at cnn's town hall last night. >> reporter: it's all about wall street. five days before the new hampshire primary, it's a bitter point of contention between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> i do not know any progre

neither powell nor rice had set up their own personal server. in washington, kristin fisher. fox news. hillary clinton maintained that nothing would come of the fbi probe into her use of a private email server, saying: "i am 100 percent confident. this is a security review that was requested. it is being carried out." a des moines church is on a mission to collect as much water as it can -- to give to the people of flint michigan. the city is dealing with dangerously high levels of lead in it's water. dozens of cases of bottled water have already been donated to the "revival center of god in christ church" in des moines" the church is also collecting baby wipes and money. volunteers will drive to flint next month to deliver the supplies by hand 145313 - weve had people drop they are saying its a great idea and they were looking for a church who was wanting to help us out and they even got their jobs and churches involved volunteers will make the trip to michigan on march fourth sunshine helped to melt some of the left over snow in central iowa today... but a blizzard watch is

nellis get a tisha powell and joe mazur. they are both standing by live outside levi stadium. tisha: fans are still trickling out of stadium. most of them being broncos fans. for panthers fans, it was a tough blow for them. many of them came from across the country really wanting to see a win, and that is not what they got. we talked to some way people about them being hopeful for winning the super bowl. they wanted to see some a different than what they saw the first time but it did not work out that way. luckily still seeing fans optimistic that the team will come back strong next year. joe: you really had a hard time finding people who thought the broncos were going to win. we talked to terrel davis a long time ago. he was saying the same way as either the broncos would have to score to defense of touchdowns to win the game. probably did not need two. they set themselves up handsomely with four turnovers. like mark said, this is not a game we saw coming because the they had been in saint offensively, averaging over 30 points a game. this time they could not get it going. yo

chris powell: "when i first heard the idea of edc i sort of rolled my eyes. because we get lots of ideas. i just talked to an organization that wasn't to bring the beatles here-- the rolling stones and crazy ideas." ron futrell: the crazy ideas and a lot of racing has brought 4.5 billion dollars into the local economy --- and countless years of enjoyment for local racing fans. chris powell: "we've pleased a lot of people over the years with a lot of great events -- nascar, nhra, the bullring kurt and kyle busch cutting their racing teeth out here." richie clyne: "way past my wildest dreams what chris powell and bruton smith have done out here ---- its fabulous." chris run for 17 or so years here=--- and look forward to a lot more." ron futrell: as do the local race fans --- ron futrell reporting 8 sports now. > ((chris maathuis)) the speedway was built 100% with private funds --- no taxpayer dollars were used in the construction of the track --- of course, nascar will be racing out at the speedway in 9 days. ((chris maathuis)) > we are out of time, thanks for

local 5's claire powell is at the raccoon river park nature lodge. claire, how is it claire:::: (adlib) jack: we'll check back with you for an update on the crowd there at the lodge coming up at 6. stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... cookies and the caucuses mix in a local elementary the youngest iowans get involved in the excitement. sabrina next... it's a record breaking amount of candidates who want you to get out caucus in less than 2 hours. and we are your local election headquarters. i'm sabrina ahmed and i'm amanda krenz... joined by dr steffen schmidt... we will be here all night giving you perspective along with real time results and reaction.. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are meteoroliowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." stephanie: now let's go out to your local election headquarters with local 5's sabrina ahmed and amanda krenz. they are joined by political analyst and i-s-u professor dr. steffen sch

pretty benign. >> reporter: like clinton, lauren powell exclusively used a personal account as secretary of state, though he e-mailed far less often. in a statement today he said the two e-mails in question were from my executive assistant and forwarded messages sent by two of our ambassadors to state department staff members. i have reviewed the messages, he said, and i do not see what makes them classified. the clinton campaign happily sided with him. press secretary brian fallon. >> this is an example of overclassification run amok. >> reporter: the state department announced last week that 22 of clinton's e-mails which sat on her private server for years are being reclassified as top secret, one of the highest levels of classification, higher than the secret and confidential designations given to the powell and rice e-mails. more than 1,500 clinton e-mails have already been put in those categories. isn't there a big difference between an e-mail or two being 22 e-mails being classified as top secret. >> these e-mails that have been judged top secret are completely wrong. we want them

if colin powell chooses to seek the presidency, i think it would be a fair question to ask. my understanding is he's not. but second of all, there's a few distinctions. number one, it's one thing to have a few us dens which i think they found, and he should have his opportunity to explain that. which is not what's going on with the clintons. they took their thing on a private unclassified server, said they scrubbed it themselves. there was no classified information. that's false hundreds of times. it's not just sensitive information. it's top secret information, and we still don't have access to all the e-mails. it was the clintons to scrubbed them first. we don't know what else they never turned over. >> you don't think this neutralizes the issue for republicans at all? you're still going to continue to bring this up? >> absolutely. it's a fair thing. she's been asked. she took them, put them on a private server, which is unclassified, never mind the cyber issues we face of others trying to seek information about how our government operates. we think see how things have no

i spoke with secretary powell. he said this is an absurdity. >> secretary powell said it's an absurdity. our verdict from our fact checking has said it's complicated. she says i never sent or received any classified materials. help me get through this from two perspectives. why it's complicated and also why it becomes very complicated for her as a campaign issue. >> i think the more complicated it gets the less impact it has. i think she was smart to raise the issue of colin powell and condi rice receiving them. if you get into the complications, the number of emails that we're talking about with secretary powell that were sent to him by others that have been classified is like a handful. it's like ten or 12. in her case we're talking about 1,300 or so. 22 of them have top secret material. there's nothing like that suggested in the powell stuff. in rice's case, the e-mails actually went to her staff. she never saw them, apparently, and there were a small number in that situation too. having said all that, ashleigh,

but way too much powell and thramer last night...south sioux takes it 71-59. numbmb 13 lawton- bronson hosting 14-4 elk point jefferson. eagles up 3 out of the half when anna dreessen dishes it off to ali verzani...she cashes in the corner triple and make it a 6 point lead. then in the complete opposite corner of the court...josie heeren answers with a three of her own...huskies trail it 26-29, but not for long. heeren finds alexis flynn she knocks down the baseline jumpernd we're all knotted up. but the very next time down the court...dreessengets the kick out and the three totout the hosts back on top. then verzani drives and dishes last second to lexi binder for the easy lay in...lawton- bronson protects home court, 49-46. that will do it for your check on sports...have a great weekend everybody. scott:good morning siouxland. we had some light snow yesterday. visibility isn't too bad, but temperatures are in the teens and 20s. here's the dayplanner where we'll make it into the middle teens this afternoon. there is some patchy fog here and there. temperature

powell is a regional instructor for the pillowcase project - which the red cross started two years ago. it's a one-time class that teaches children - usually between the ages of 8 and 12 - what kinds of items they should have handy in case of an emergency."an emergency radio, something to kind of spend the times if they're out of power, like today, maybe a flashlight." standup: "before child is given his or her own powell: "they get to be excited about it and have, things. and actually it calms children use those pillowcases - to prepare and hold their own emergency preparedness kit at home - which they can use emergency - if they can access it safely. powell says she understand how be prepared for the class.powell: "if you can help another child to calm then you've done the best child." the class has been taught to more than 3,000 wfxr news. if you'd like to host a pillowcase project class at your organization - or if you know a family that needs a smoke detector installed - just head to virginia first dot com. w-f-x-r news has partnered up with the american red cross. we have a speci

the personal accounts of colin powell as well as staffer condoleezza rice. and like clinton, powell wants his e-mails made public. >> i never sent or received any classified material. they are retroactively classifying it. i agree completely with secretary powell who said today, this is an absurdity. >> but republicans recognize, powell and rice staffers had only a handful of classified e-mails compared to clinton's 1,600. neither powell nor rice set up personal servers. >> they're trying to use the same excuse my son used. dad, everybody did it. the truth is these are not comparable. they're totally unrelated. pressed by fox news, the state department confirmed that clinton and her closest aides, undercutting the main explanation that nothing was marked classified. >> did mrs. clinton or the others take the required classification training? >> the state department employees here are all trained in how to handle sensitive information. >> they would not be an exception. >> everybody at the state department gets trained in how to handle sensitive information.

that man is tyquan powell. cmpd releasing that information not long ago, he was wanted for murder out of halifax county. they arrived at the home just before midnight last night, they found powell barricaded in the residence at the home here on pointer ridge drive, members of the swat team and negotiation team were called out to set up perimeter and around 3:45 this morning, they tell us the swat team went in the home and then took powell outside of the home in custody without further incident. out here at the scene i spoke with a neighbor who talked about the whole ordeal said it was scary, take a listen as he describe the tense moments this morning. >> very very, scary. bad guys have the armor on, we don't. i'm wondering if what was going to come through my house. my brother was in the driveway, he's sitting out there praying i hope nothing happened. >> reporter: as you can hear that tense situation happening here in a neighborhood, very tense. we spoke with the neighbor, he said the neighbors have been livin

while in a custody battle with harris, powell and her boyfriend paul reid lured harris to her home to kill him. reid is also serving life in prison for his connection. >>> a search related on social media concerning a local a child found by herself at an elyria gym. >> police checked tout situation after getting a call from a planet fitness employee. police questioned the child. she said that her mother was at the movies but mom called 911 daughter. police say the child has had a history of wandering off. >> how hope is that we won't see this family again relation and there weren't charges because this was an accident. >> it was an accident, and we're very fortunate that it went a tragic accident. >> and police also checked the status of tell lear i can't apartment where the family lived and say the home was in good condition. >>> what a day. messy. >> snowy, windy, slick. the snow is going away, for the most part. quieter weather moving in. then tomorrow it's all about cold before a warm-up. >> let's get on that roller coaster ride. chris, you putting you know your order? would you l

i agree completely with secretary powell who said today, this is an absurdity. i think the american people will know it's an absurdity. i have absolutely no concerns about it whatsoever. >> andrea, in a statement, colin powell said i wish they would release them so a normal air-breathing mammal would look at them and say what's the issue? he also said the e-mails, quote, were unclassified at the time and they are in my judgment still unclassified. what's the takeaway? >> this was nbcnews.com, by our colleague, and he reported yesterday exclusively that in fact, there had been unclassified retroactively classified e-mails sent to two former secretary of state offices. one to colin powell personally on his e-mail and the other to deputies of condoleezza rice who did not use e-mails while she was secretary of state. this would validate the hillary clinton campaign quickly leaped on, saying this validates her claim all along that she's being targeted by republicans, that in fact this is a common practice. not a great practice, but the fact is the only way to communi

but way too much powell and thramer sioux takes it 71- 59. number 13 lawton-bronson hosting 14-4 elk point jefferson. eagles up 3 out of the half when anna dreessen dishes it off to ali verzani...she cashes in the corner triple and make it a 6 point lead. then in the complete opposite corner of the court...josie heeren answers with a three of her own...huskies trail it 26-29, but not for long. heeren finds alexis flynn she knocks down the baseline jumper and we're all knotted up. but the very next time down the court...dreessen gets the kick out and the three to put the hosts back on top. then verzani drives and dishes last second to lexi binder for the easy lay in...lawton- bronson protects hoho court, 49-46. (fred) snow ending where hasn't already. the low will be 14 with cloudy skies. tomorrow, the high will only be 14 degrees under partly cloudy skies. the 7-day forecast shows that next round of snow over the weekend, then we will warm up to the 30s and 40s next week. . live." >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight --

powell had 14 in the first half. south sioux pulled away late -- the crusaders press, but powell gets 2 more of her 32 points. cardinals beat the crusaders 68-45. the hawkeyes went 2-0 last week, moving into sole posession of first place in the big ten. the hawks have also moved up to fourth in the ap poll. iowa beat illinois 77-65 on sunday to improve to 19-4 overall and 10-1 in the it's their best start in the big ten since 1982. nine of their ten conference wins have been by double digits. going back to last season, iowa has won 12 of their last 17 true road games. "we never panic and i think that's why we've been so good on the road this year," said senior mike gesell. "that's where a lot of our success comes from. teams are going to make runs, especially in road environments and we always keep our composure." "when they spurted at the start of the second half, i think our response to that was a very professional and experienced approach, the kind of thing you need to be able to do on the road," said coach fran m

according to an internal state department review, two of former secretary colin powell's personal e-mails also contained classified information, as did ten e-mails from the personal accounts of top aides to his successor, condoleezza rice. >> most of them i think are pretty benign. >> reporter: like clinton, powell exclusively used a personal account as secretary of state, though he e-mailed far less often. in a statement today he said the the two e-mails in question were -- the clinton campaign happily sided with him. press secretary brian fallon. >> this is an example of over- classification run amok. >> reporter: the state department announced last week that 22 of clinton's e-mails which sat on her private server as top secret, one of the highest levels of classification, higher than the secret and confidential designations given to the powell and rice e-mails. have already been put in those categories. isn't there a big difference between an e-mail or two being classified as confidential and 22 e-mails being classified as top secret? >> these e-mails that have been judged top secret a

an internal investigation found colin powell and some top aids to kosecretary rice.ell said i have reviewed the messages and i don't see what makes them classified. >> reporter: good morning. this is certainly something that the clinton campaign says proves what they've been saying all along the right. essentially, if anybody in washington, any top official in washington, if you look at their private e-mail, you're going to find sensitive and classified information. there were two e-mails that have now been flagged as being classified for colin powell. they were more than a dozen years ago. in rice, ten e-mails sent to her aids. she has issued a statement from her office at stanford and she points out that she never used e-mail at all while she was secretary of state, and that these ten e-mails, she says, did not contain any intelligence information. it's important to point out that in the case of hillary clinton as opposed to the other two, she set up her own private server to handle all her government work while she was secretary of state. and there's still an fbi

ms river, which then flowed into the san juan river, which is in new mexico, part of it and lake powell, which-- and i think that you actually estimated and i think you estimated, but there were 880,000 pounds of metal with deposits into the animus river as a result of the release. the initial plume is stated within several days, i want to alert you, you may be aware there remain very serious concerns about long-term impacts, environmentally and for public health. i am aware of those in mexico through primarily their

new revelations that colin powell had personal e-mail. and condoleezza rice did, too. >> we had a development in the e-mail matter today. when it came out that secretary powell and close aides to former secretary rice used private e-mail accounts and now you have these people in the government who are doing the same thing to secretary powell and secretary rice's aides. they have been doing to me. i never sent or received any classified material. they are retroactively classifying it. i agree completely with secretary powell who says this is an absurdity. i have no concerns about it whatsoever. >> she may think it is an absurdity. democrats don't seem to care about it, but hillary clinton seems to be looking ahead with this issue. >> absolutely. the absurdity part is interesting. if you look at the base of the argument as esoteric going after how the bureaucracy or agencies determine what information is withheld, but what it is starting to do is provide a defense for her. a new defense. she knows she has to address it. one of the questions

you can look for team coverage from tisha powell and mark armstrong later in the newscast. new tonight the first alert weather team is tracking what could be a quick shot of winter weather. good saturday evening, everyone. i'm heather waliga. let's get straight to liz horton to find out when this system moves in and how much snow accumulation we can expect. liz? liz: heth, not everyone will be seeing the snow tomorrow. those of you who live south and east of the triangle will have the best shot of seeing a little winter weather when you wake up in the morning. you can see the potential for snow and you look at that grayed in area. that's going to be south and east of wayne county, and samson county. be the potential for the most snow. the rest of us get to see snowflakes mixing in and doesn't look like we'll see much accumulation. first alert predictor now and you can see throughout the evening rain showers start to move up. temperatures dropped. we would see some snow forming. and wayne county, just south of golds bureau, some of that begins to move on in. then it will con

the fire started at 11:30 on powell street. when fire crews arrived they were met with heavy flames on the second floor of the three story rehome -- row home and three people on were trapped. they jammed to the second floor roof and got out safely. the cold posed challenges for firefighters. trucks were dispatched to spread salt. all the water running off the hoses was icing up on the roads. septa, medical buses were positioned nearby so crews could warm up. we spoke to a person who knows the owner of the two properties. she rushed over when she heard of the news. >>> i'm sick of all the good memories we had in that house, oh, my god, oh, my god. you know whether a, you can replace a house, you can't always replace your life. >>> and back here live, you can still see some of the salt in the street there was icy patches here, the cause of the fire remains under investigation. one ffort -- firefighter was injured, his injuries were minor. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> good prospective on how to look at it. thank yo

you even have colin powell say, wait, this wasn't classified, because it wasn't marked.is saying some of the same things she did. does it give her cover? >> gives her cover just for the debate last night. i thought whole timing of nbc news exclusive was fishy on eve of nbc-msnbc debate. come out with a lifeline for hillary on email story to buy her another 24 to 48 hours. i'm not a conspiracy guy, sound fishy. i don't want to see hillary behind bars. she is grandmother. i feel sorry for her. melissa: what? >> you want to see poor hillary behind bars? melissa: yes, if she broke the law. >> no, she is old. she is a grandmother. that is not nice. listen i don't think the doj, obama's doj will bring charges against hillary clinton during an look shun year when his legacy on the line? i'm not stupid. this guy has done a lot already to make things look like everything is not on the up and up. >> here is bottom line, she actually couldn't have said anything else. talking to primary voter base that has concerns about this. she needed to put it to rest. she could not have had. ha

but way too much powell and thramer last night...south sioux takes it 71-59. number 13 lawton- bronson hosting 14-4 elk point jefferson. eagles up 3 out of the half when anna dreessen dishes it off to ali verzani...she cashes and make it a 6 point then in the complete the court...josie heeren answers with a three of her own...huskies trail it 26-29, but not for long. heeren finds alexis flynn she knocks down the baseline jumper and we're all knotted up. but the very next time down the court...dreessen gets the kick out and the three to put the hosts back on top. then verzani drives and dishes last second to lexi binder for the easy lay in...lawton- bronson prototts home court, 49-46. that will do it for your check on sports...have a great scott:good morning siouxland. we had some light snow yesterday. visibility isn't too bad, but there is some patchy fog here and there. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. here's the dayplanner where we'll make it into the middle teens this afternoon. lukas thanks scott... there is some patchy fog here and there. temperatur