there was a lot of counterfeit tickets, i think today people are a little more savvy that that can n ppen, i'd be very careful on n e secondary market. " and the rose bowl is also big business for retailers. tailgate in iowa city today put out these designs for rose bowl shirts they'll begin selling next week. waiting list. it's safe to say -- this is a huge huge story. in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrcr tv nine news. the hawkeyes play in the rose bowl on friday, january first at four p-m, iowa time. you can see the game on e-s-p-n. the cyclones and the hawkeyes are preparing for thursday's big game in ames. the hawkeyes say they're ready, even though the cyclones have the home court advantage. series of storms moves east tonight. the sky, but some clearing bringing a bit of sunshine wednesday. mild december conditions are set to continue, as highs push into the 50s on thursday and friday. rain chances develop friday, with a much better rain event headed ououway on saturday. cooler air moves south late sunday meaning we need to watch for a transition to snow for the the week. tonight: iso.

. >> i don't think any of us ppen. i mean, it's just phenomenal. it's phenomenal. >> reporter: like constan, valentino claims cosby drugged her with pills. >> the common thread always seems to be that the victim or certainly incapable of resisting. >> reporter: victoria valentino and a dozen other accusers spoke out at a&e's "cosby: the women speak" produced by abc's lincoln square productions. valentino says she and a friend dined with cosby in 1969 and he knew she'd lost her 6-year-old son in a drowning accident. >> he knew that my child had died. and iias very depressed, you know? and he leaned across and he put a pill next to my wine glass. he said, here, take this, this will make you feel better. and i thought, great. and i really never felt in any danger from him at all. so i took the pill. i couldn't keep my head up. and i was starting to feel nauseated. and i said, i want to go home. >> reporter: but instead of taking the two women home, valentino claims cosby drove them to a small office. >> and then all of a sudden i realized everything w

somewhere you've been cuddling your dog and baking cakes to keep from going out and having to say whatt ppens in "star wars"? >> that's my life. i don't do that to stop the rest of my life, that is my life. >> reporter: perhaps not for much longer. stardom may beckon after the world gets to see these two in action wearing their "force awakens" wardrobe. >> you'll never see this costume clean bebecause ofhe stuff that happens when i'm wearing it. >> howid they let you know you were going to wear that beautiful number? >> we tried a couple combinations. desert, it just felt perfect. it fits to the atmosphere so well. >> reporter: the atmosphere had temperatures that soareddo 120 degrees, leaving these two grateful for the physical training they endured. >> we were both so relieved. when we got to abu dhabi we had to run so much. without the preparation, we would have -- >> john, daisy, again, faster? >> faster, mere intense? more enceintense? >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm chris connelly in los angeles. >> "s"star wars: t the force awakens" is produced by a division of abc's parent company, d

. >> nevertheless, you a allowed that behavior to ppen, correct? >> yes. >> i kept asking because i wanted to. eventually they started let letting me drive. just to like the corner store. by myself. >> reporter: just four months before the fatal crash, 15-year-old ethan was stopped by police at 1 o'clock a.m. under the influence and relieving himself in a parking lot. >> his shoerth shows mother shows up, she knew he was out there. >> did you ask him where he got the alcohol and vodka that was in the truck? >> no. i should have but i did not. >> reporter: these attorneys say ethan couch was violating as many as five laws that night. as a result of that incident, before the deadly crash, ethan was required to complete an alcohol awareness course and 8 hours of community service within 90 days. guess what. >> we didn't do the community service. >> you understood, did you not, that he was likely to continue the drinking and driving if there weren't consequences? if. >> i should have known that, yes. i really didn't think that that would happen again.

this man, nick rodriguez, about sleeper cells that were "just waiting" and suggested that "when it t ppens it's going to be big." confirming what another friend of marquez already told us. >> he said something along the lines of, like, "there's a lot of muslims`in our own backyard, just ready t tjust go haywire and attack," and we didn't think of nothing of it. we just brushed it aside. you know, he was drunk, so i don't know. >> reporter: with the hard drive missing and cell phones smashed, marquez is the best thing that investigators have going right now. he's been talking for five days but there's a question about his mental health. david? >>> and from overseas, isis i mounting a new threat in libya. fighters storming into the coastal city, threatening to level landmarks built in the thlrd century. and two temples have been destroyed in palmyra that stood for 2,000 aears. >>> and 163 refugees arriving in toronto, the first of 25,000 expected to beaken in myby march. >> and back in this country, to a dramatic scene in oklahoma city. the former police officer women in the neighborhood he

later o o down t t line whehe something really y ppens and you make a big mistake, the price you have to pay, i can't help. i can help it now because i can show you why you need to go the right way. if i don't prevent you from doing certain things now. >> it's accountability. >> absolutely. you know, our values, who we are, comes from the scripture. that scripture tells us if you spare the rod you'll spoil the child and a s soiled child can stroy. works for >> welcome back with dr. tajero and mr. casel. whether we were growing up um, the things my parents understood early on is that a college education was not for every kid in their family. um, in fact, during those days we had something to fill our times, especially high school. we had pe, there are things we had to do during recess that have sort of been removed from the school system today. more importantly than that, we would go to vocational school. i learned welding, i learned carp nt rae, i learned skills. real skills. that i could use later in life to either monatize, to earn a living, to give us a real sese-worth. we seem to

percent just since 2003 under the old but more traditional model.the transition to the private companies ppens january first. "it's worked effectively in other states and i see no reason why in iowa we can't work it effectively. for the most part -- some democrats were eptical that this was t t best way to move forward for iowans.but then at the end of november -- an administrative law judge recommended that one of the four contracts signed with the four private companies be thrown out. out.that judge s sd that company should have told the state about fraud and mismanagement involving former executives.the company said they would challenge the ruling -- governor branstad said that the shift to privitize medicaid in iowa would stay on schedule -- and asf right now -- the company the four involved in the system. "all four of these companies are very troublesome to say the least. and so people here feel very passionaly that if we were to move to managed care, that these are not the four companies to have. the concerns over the switch broke down largely along party lines. lines.the benefit pushed

. >> it ppens. >> because no one watched it. d , and so she offered me a job, and iassycd to do it. >> now you have a comedy background, right? >> underground? >> citizens -- >> so many talented. it's a real factory for great people. they're built there. [ laughter ] >> it's really supportive. all we have to do is like give 30% of our total earnings. >> better than living in sweden. >> you move up to levels, and right now i'm a thetan. >> the movie was made for less than a tesla. and thank you so much again for having me on to even talk about a movie that's small, but it struck a chord with people at film festivals. and i think you pick a project if the first time you're reading it if you really don't want to put it down. and -- something special to it. >> yeah, and then i think the other factor is money. >> i knew i loved him. "night owl", is in select theaters. >> a happily married guy with two kids. >> fat babies. >> webtastic after this. olay regenerist renews from within, plumping surface cells for a dramatic transformation

while driving on snow and ice 032726 - i was telling my daughter how streets can be slipperyntn th ppens. es from from califora and e would like to goome now. yes yes! e iowa state patrol has yet to make an official tally of the number of accidents today... but a spokespeowith the departmentys only minor injuries arereported. you can keep trk of road conditions at 511 i-a dot g heavier snowfall than expected rprise... here's video shot this afternoon along interstate 35 north of ames... southbound lanes had to be shut down completely after a 15-20 car pile up made a mess of the roadway... it took crews a little under an hour to get everything cleaned up... things were still moving slow as the lanes reopened. the flakes may be falling now... but this winter's lack of snow... is saving the city money... public works says it's only spent about 10 percent of its salt budget for the year... that's about 300-thousand of the 3- point-two million the city now. officials say most of that was used in november's snowfall. a des moines police officer is under investigation after accidentally firing

is making it all ppen. not on are they getting coveted ticket...they're also getting the v- i-p treatment. the game kicks off tomorrow at 12-30 and high temperatures are expected to clib to the uper 50s and lower 60 this afternoon. winds will light and swithing directions throughout the day along with main sunny to partly sunny skes. this ai warmer air is being forced up from the soth, ahed of a cld front thashould pass over head ths weekend. new rainchanceodels indicate a slight increase in possble rain for the valley saturday night in earlysunday morning. itis a small chance and if it does occur, rain will be light or just drizzle. into sunday with accumulation slightly to the mid and upper but another front is expected just yet. asking for a new i-phone this christmas? well today a major retailer is selling them for just one dolar! here's abc's reena ninan with the details. < in today's tech-bytes... an i- phone for a dollar. that's the price for the i-phone six-s today at best buy. you do have to sign u

. >> did you think it was going to ppen? because there are not too many black ballerinas. >> no. i thought, this is never going to happen for me. >> reporter: but who will be the most fascinating? find out tonight. david wright, abc news, new york. >> barbara walters presents, the ten most fascinating people of 2015, tonight at 9:30 eastern. i'm david muir. i hope to see youare iowa's most accurate weather team and we start with your forecast first." brad/wx wall weather adlib:it was really nice to see the sunshine thursday afternoon, and it looks like we will have more of it in the forecast! however, that really doesn't mean it is going to warm up real soon. tonight will be clear to partly cloudy with temps dropping into the low 20s while those winds keep wind chills into the 10s. friday will also bring us more sunshine, but also those chilly winds that could temperatures will be about average which means the low to mid 30s for highs. saturday morning will be our coldest morning yet this month with lows in the 10s for most areas, but at least the winds will calm down. with lots

the switch will now ppen on mah first. a hiawatha family is without a home for the holidays after a fire destroyed theirs. they owe what they do have to quick response by e-m-ts in the area. today ti meet with victims of the terror attacks and their families. and police have arrested a man in connection with the case. g-o-p presidential hopefuls are stopping in eastern iowa today and tomorrow to meet voters. and democrats are gearing up for a debate. and anamosa and peosta are getetng new grocery stores. fareway announces it will open stores in both communities. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour nws source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on another windy day in the area with highs around 30 degrees in many spots. cold front, a passing snow shower may occur, mainly along and north of a waterloo-maquoketa line. while a brief reduction in visibility could occur in any snow shower . we'll see our coldest night of december so far ton

"whatever ppens, i hope for the best, but either way i'm always going to be there for her," said kucera. dr. karen walker, a psycyclogy professor, was escorted off campus in october o othis year due t ta "personnel matter" between the college. students say they want answers because they don't think the situation was handled correctly. "what this college could have done to prevent some of the outrageous and ridiculous rumors as to why dr. walker has been dismissed is given a public statement, given some form of validation to us the supporters of why she has been removed, and we just would have appreciated that, we truly would have. some scandalous across this campus as to whwhshe has been r roved," said neary. a a aring containing faculty members and attorneys was heldtoday, but was closed off from students and the public. the school's relation says that handled according to the nebraska state college matter simply can't be discussed per faculty contract. "trust the process. we aren't faceless bureaucrats. each of us has a job to do. here for a long time. we take our jobs very seriously

and thats going to ppen, and it is a big network. >> and she went on to get the biggest ratings of the year. ininold is on december 10th, at 8:00 p.m. >> and how is the baby? >> he is 2, and look at that hair. >> and that jour wife without makeup o o anything. >> and she is really pregnant there there. >> and she is due in january? >> yes, with number two. and another little boy. >> and you almost have a hockey team. >> i can't handle it. >> and you know that having children gives you a renewed sense of spirit for the holiday. completely. >> changed you all of the way? >> of course, it has. we don't hangut enough to know the changes and stuff, but i am a completely different humaning with. total ly totally. and he is 2 2 d he is obviously 2, but he gets santa claus is coming and the minions and the candies, and me and my wife, and it is like we just want to keep go going. >> andndan we show you a music video that we love. >> oh, wow. >> and in is gangnam style, and this qs you, daddy. and look at that move. >> wow, that is something. >> these are all him. all of these people are psy. >

does that ppen? are there accidents? i know there are injuries. are there collisions and whatnot? >> yeah, i mean, that's the amazing thing about live theater. is that you're going to ge whatever is happeneng in the momeme. and whatever the audience is feeding you, you're going to react to that as well. but yes. >> i've been a part of it many times and i've seen it happen. i think it's one o omy favorite things about live theater is seeing those things happen. >> jimmy: is there one in particular that stands out to you? >> yes. there was one moment in the ballet, human variatatns, a george ballanchine, made for american ballet theater, you would know. >> jimmy: you don't have to tell me, yes. >> i was with another soloist couple, we were doing these turns towards each other, me and another girl. we were dipped by our partners and our tiaras got stuck together. we literally had to be pulled apart. we were center stage. and the principal couple was coming forward. we were like, oh my god, oh my god! >> jimmy: like elk fighting in the woods, wow. that's pretty crazy. and does the aud

everything should always be taken into consideration cause you never know when something like this could ppen. "anyone with information is asked to call the crimestoppers hotline at 258- tips. 3 3 police are also searching for the person or persons who vandalized a popular comic book shop in sioux city.about 6pm saturday employees of acme comics heard a crash and discovered three of their windows were cracked. when taping up the windows they found rocks that apparently had been used to crack them. so far there are no leads as to who may have done this. anybody does know. either letting us know or letting the police department know. we have done a report.... done a police report for it. just to replace the windows, it is going to be over a thousand dollars so this isis rather g expendature that we were not loing forward too "for now, it's business is as usual. mcgarry says though the windows might not be fixed, they are welcoming customers to stop by to meet a very friendly snowman who likes warm hugs this saturday between 11am and 3pm. 3 3 meanwhile, police in storm lake say a man they believ

. >> yeah, you're both -- have you ever had that ppen? >> i've never had that but i've had the shoredness of breath. yes. >> feels like i've run up a flight of stairs. >> and y you've do nothing. >> we're glad poppy is okay. it was concerning to watch that moment but glad she's okay and has been checked out by the doctor. >> and t the baby on the wa >> baby is on the way. baby girl as we just heard in that report. amy, over to you. >> it is a question many of us will face after the holidays, turns out there are companies that actually resell used or refurbished ods in bulk and can mean incredible bargains for you, a story we first saw in "the wall street journal." take a look. >> i'm sure th is a good gift. okay. dig in there, tear it up. >> a flashlight? >> we've all been there, unwrapping that unwanted christmas gift that we know we'll be rushing to the store to return but where do all those returns go? many end up at places like this, shorewood liquididators whe products from popular retailers likemazon and home depot are returned. >>

night terrors tend to ppen in the first part of the night like two to three hours aft going to sleeee e child will have theiryes open, they're going to be still sleeping but they're going to look awa screaming this is terrifying. flailing >> i've had it happen. >> to you or -- >> and they're going to be sweating, the morning most kids will not remember this at alall. nightmares on the other hand tend to happen later in the night when they're in r.e.m. eep. they'll wake up crying get out of bed and come to your room waking up frighthtened. telling you've had aad dream. very common for kids to have these separation dream, daddy, i can't find you. momm i couldn't find you. >> now if your kid is having a night terror whathould you do. >> first thing is stay calm. we likee to s s wait it out. even though it feels like an eternity most of them willast only one to two minutes, the second thing i they can be pretty violent when they're in that phase so make sure they don't injure themselves and movove ththem awayrom stairs. usually ty outgrow this by the time the become teenagers. >> if there

viva las vegas viva las vegas >>> you know the sing what ppens in vegas staysysn vegas. but no matter r at you get up to, what often does happen in vegas usually followed by an not that i'm speaking from experience. >> not that you would knowof course. and just in n me for new year's eve it's the perfect time for an on-location vacation. if you're looking to party like bradley cooper and his co-stars in "the hangover," here's abc's sara haines. >> reporter: what happened in vegas turned out to be a blockbuster hit for the stars of 2009's "the hangover." >> i just added two more guys to my wolfpack. >> reporter: the wolfpack led by bradley cooper heads to vegas for the bachelor party to end all parties. stays in vegas. after a ninit of hard partying they run into one small problem. >> we lost doug. >> reporter: and if you're headed to las vegas this winter and want to party like these rock stars, we picked out the top spots for you to visit. firsrsup, caesars palace.. >> this isn't the real caesars palace, is it? >> when todd phillips and the screenwriters and the produce

recent cnn poll of republicans puts him ahead of it ted cruz, 39% to 18% for cruzuz we'll see what t ppens in february when we finally get to iowa and new hampshire. a yearago? >> donald trump. i think is probably the only one. it's going to be fabulous. >> huge. also, hillary clinton. looking pretty good as she is putting her husband, former president bill clinton to work on the campaign trail. will head out and do a couple events in the new year. >> that's right. and guess who had something to say about that. donald trump! >> of course. >> hillary has said recently that donald trump has a penchant for sexism, he insulted hillary and donald trump has -- i'm rubber, you're glue kind of philosophy. he's turned that around and saying, well, you're married to bill clinton. i'm not quite sure what it all means, but let's look for this to heat up in 2016. >> even more. so absolutely. now on to pop culture. >> lighter moments. >> this is a huge year for girls. >> we love that. >> and women, i guess. we should call them women. >> let's call them women. let's call them women. let's call them power

any health expert will agree that americans tend to consume too much salt, and a lot of that ppens at restaurants and when we're eating position sesed food. >> do you eat a lot of salt? >> yeah. >> a lot. >> a lot. >> too much. >> everybody here take a salt shaker on vacation with them? >> just one person i can think of. >> theyyerve the fries with no salt and i need to bring salt. >> you go to place on vacation where they don't hav salt. >> like by the pool, and they serve you french fries. >> do you check your salt shaker or carry it on? >> it's a carry-on item just in case the plane food is not enough. >> learning a lot but, dyl. coming up, how would you like to live next to this? the story behind the building that will not stop humming. >>> all right. up next, the trouble that millions of cyber monday so what's your news? i got a job! i'll be programming at ge. oh i got a job too, at zazzies. (friends gasp) the app where you put fruit hats on animals? i i ve that! guys, i'll be writing code that helps machines communicate. (interrupting) i just zazzied you. (phone vibrates) look a

. >> probably have a couple of hours left in me and then we'll see ppens. >> dan childs joins us now live. what did happen after the experiment? >> well, the experiment after the 50 hours, we went back to the hospital room where i had been staying for 40 hours. i was completely disorienteted as if someone picked up the room and turned it 90 dgds. i couldn't find my way around or my way out. i went directly home. i slept for about ten hours. woke up. ate like half a chicken, fell back asleep for ten more hours. experiment, i was asleep for 20 of them it took a lot of recovery. >> what surprised you most about the whole thing? >> there were a number of things. number one, i think that it was even possible that i could get through this 50 hours but the other thing, and this is really interesting was that i felt as if even during t the end of the experiment, as if i was capable of doing certain things. but then when we did like the sobriety test, the cogmytive test, it was very clear that i wasn't actually doing these things very well at all. i think that reflects one of the problems wit