warren county prosecutors charged sorenson in connection with an incident at sorenson's home back in july of 2015. sorenson waved his right to a trial by jury and planned to steve: opening statements got underway today in the murder trial of a boone man. the trial was moved to decorah because of pre-trial publicity. prosecutors say alexander fazzino killed his wife in their boone home in january of 2012. they claim fazzino feared losing his job with the fareway food stores if she divorced him. emily fazzino's grandfather founded fareway. stacey: several bills pass the iowa house today expanding gun rights in iowa. as cynthia fodor shows us, one controversial bill allows children of any age to use any guns with their parents' supervision. cynthia: lawmakers opposed to children shooting guns debated the bill for nearly an hour. >> logically, having a three-year-old hold or shoot a handgun does not make sense. logically, this bill is completely ridiculous. cynthia: those in favor of dropping the 14-year-old age requirement for handguns say its about giving rights back to the >> me i wan

sorenson's highway partner swerved out the way and believed the suv that hit sorenson was going between 50 and 60 miles per hour when it no time to react. >> you couldn't mistake that sound for anything else in the world. and we knew it. >> the driver of the suv kenneth cabrow has been charged with dui manslaughter. >>> right now the search is on for two teenagers who escaped from a juvenile detention facility in tampa has not been seen. the teen has been on the run since nine this morning. take a look at the photograph. 18-year-old anthony bays and 17- year-old anthony cook, deputies say they broke out of the folsomburg academy escaping through a hole. no word on how they did that. they were last seen wearing blue pants. held for grant theft auto. crimestoppers offering a 3000- dollar reward for anyone to track them down. >>> a horrible month in jacksonville. 13 murder victims this month. shooting. 22 month-old michael mcchendon in a drive by shooting on friday night. he was with his mother and grandmother inside a parked car when someone pulled up in another car and opened fire at a n

kent sorenson pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct a day before his trial in a domestic abuse case. sorenson is charged with interference with official acts in connection with a july arrest at his home in warren county. sorenson's lawyer says a dispute involving the former lawmaker and his wife was blown out of proportion. coming up... its senior night at the mcleod center--as the northern iowa panthers face indiana state in a critical missouri valley conference showdown. and the eighth ranked iowa hawkeyes play host to a red hiot wisconsin team looking to play panthers will say goodbye to three key members of its basketball before their game against indiana state. wes washpun, mark bohannon and paul jesperson will all play in front of the the regular season. the game tonight is critical for the panthers who want to enter march like a lion. uni has won seven of its last eight games and coach ben jacobson says his team looks a lot different from the panther team tha lost at indiana state in mid- january. wyatt, clint, bennett those guys have got another month un played well for a str

sorenson could be kicked out of the navy following this investigation. police have filed charges in a deadly motorcycle crash from april. it happened on the denbigh boulevard overpass in newport news. 27-year-old kjersti dean, a passenger on the bike, was serioulsy hurt when it crashed into the back dean and charged him with involuntary manslaughter. police say he had been drinking. neither david nor dean was wearing a helmet. no one in the car was hurt. virginia beach police are searching for a bank robbery suspect. perhaps you can identify the person in the surveillance video. detectives say a man walked in to the suntrust on kempsville road around 11 a-m on january 8. the person handed the teller a note that implied he had a weapon and demanded money -- before running out with the cash. contact police if you have any information in this case. the case against a corrections officer accused of stabbing a woman-- will now go to a grand jury. troy simmons waived his right for a preliminary hearing. he is charged with malicious wounding for allegedly stabb

kent sorenson was facing domestic abuse and interference with from last july.. but they were dropped as part of his plea. he now faces a sentence of up to 30 days in jail and a fine of up to 625 dollars. sorenson is awaiting sentencing for violating federal campaign finance laws during the 2012 presidential season. testimony has started in the trial of a boone man charged with killing his wife... alexander fazzino is accused of killing emily fazzino in january of 20-12. her body was found on the bathroom floor of their home. both sides agree she had a prescription medication. but prosecutors no drugs found in her system at the time of her death. they argue her path to recovery included leaving her husband, especially after police were called to their home just a week before her death. you're going to hear that after police had left, emily, who was slowly standing up to alex, wanted to get away. had detoxed, but still suffered from withdrawal symptoms. they say she fainted on the day of her death, causing her to accidentally drown in the tub. iowans are being ask

kent sorenson was facing domestic abuse and interference with official acts charges stemming from last july.. but they were dropped yesterday, when he pleaddguilty to his disorderly conduct charge. he now faces a sentence of up to 30 days in jail and a maximum 625 dollar fine. the 43 year old is still awaiting sentencing for violating federal campaign finance laws during the

behind dillon, reed sorenson checked up. michael waltrip ran into the back of ryan newman, who was behind sorenson and three other cars were involved. the admirals were home at scope tonight, game one of a seven game homestand, taking on the florida everblades. norfolk, next to last in the eastern conference standings. florida, in first place. first period and the admirals wasted little time getting on allen, the unassisted goal....admirals take an early one to nothing lead. moments later, another unassisted goal. off the turnover, it's greg chase, right over the shoulder and into the net. admirals now up 2 to nothing. they go on to win it 4 to 2 over first place florida and those same teams meet again on friday night at scope. a basketball dunk from portsmouth that has now the sound of the wind. the warmth of the sun. the smell of the earth. even the rumble of a tractor. we'd love to put all this inside every can of progresso soup. you the entire farm, the least we can do is bring you the best, tastiest vegetables. [ cheers

in july of 20-15, kent sorenson was charged with domestic abuse and interference with official acts. today, he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. as part of his plea, he faces a sentence of up to 30 days in jail and a maximum 625 dollar fine. sorenson is awaiting sentencing for violating federal campaign finance laws during the 20-12 presidential campaign. opening statements are now underway in the trial of a boone man accused of killing his wife. degree murder charges. his wife... emily... was found dead at the couple's home in 20-12. fazzino told police wife drowned in the bathtub and she was addicted to prescription pills. prosecutors say he choked and drowned his wife because she wanted a divorce. the case was moved to winneshiek county so an impartial jury could be seated. a newton man... originally charged with attempted murder... plead guilty to lesser charges today. john britton rammed his car into another car... carrying his estranged wife and their granddaughter last october. no one was seriously hurt. today britton pleaded guilty to assault while displaying a dangerous

former iowa state senator kent sorenson pleads guilty one day before his trial. sorenson was scheduled to go on trial tomorrow in a domestic abuse case from last summer. he entered a guilty plea to disorderly conduct today. found unresponsive in her jail cell died from meth poisoning. 25-year-old jessica lee was found in a page county cell december 1. she died the next day. iowa dps says lee called someone to tell them she was dying. she admitted during the recorded call to sneaking meth into the jail. steve: ice jams on the des moines river continue to cause flooding problems. kcci's vanessa peng in fort dodge with a live look. vanessa, what does it look like there? vanessa: steve, what a difference a few hours makes. justice afternoon, this ice jam has finally broken free. you've got to check this out. you can see the wrath of mother nature. huge chunks of ice at the edge of the dam. some of them as big as a car. side of the river, earlier today, this ice jam was further up north cover creating some flood problems. chunks of ice pepper yards here on riverdale d

they're former commanding officer of uss and ceo could get kicked out of the navy captain brian sorenson is accused of demanding sacks to hand out promotions according to our partners at the virginian pilot the navy released more than one hundred pages of documents about the allegations against captain sorenson the investigation showed that the former ceo was drunk in public and alcohol when personal items on the ship and sexually harassed female officers he was relieved of his duties last september they say a picture's worth a thousand words will this one might be worth up to ten criminal charges chesapeake police say this man the one scott and another man forced their way inside someone's house on rue st last month the pair armed with weapons got away with cash and jewelry that is until the victim recognized the man from his twenty fourteen western branch high school yearbook. now scott is behind bars facing robbery burglary and abduction charges. it's hard enough being a college student but having your now fairfax county police are looking for this woman she allegedly stole an eightee

sorenson was originally charged with domestic abuse and interference with official acts back in july 20-15. as part of his plea, he now faces a sentence of up to 30 days in jail and a maximum 625 dollar fine. the 43 year old is awaiting sentencing for violating federal campaign finance laws during the 20-12 presidential campaign. police are looking for a vehicle and equipment stolen from a des moines school over the weekend. it school. a suburban and equipment belonging to the central campus f-f-a club were taken. all of the equipment and the suburbans were paid for by the club's fundraisers and plant sales. the missing vehicle is a black 1999 suburban ... it has des moines school license plates ... and a bumper sticker that reads "we give a crop about agriculture." in one of the stories getting the biggest reaction on social media today, all students at waukee schools will now be asked to recite the pledge of allegiance... at least once a week. currently the school only asks students up to 10th grade to recite the pledge. last night the school board voted to require all teachers to

was behind sorenson. three other cars were waltrips take. "i saw the 95 or 59 smoke a little bit ryan let off the gas, i let off whoever was drving 35 must no t have seen it i bumped ryan they bumped me chain reaction going so fast happens so quickly i didn't have a chance to not bump in to ryan glad he didn't hit anything and unfortunatly i did. anything and unfortunatly i did. carl edwards who was responsible for the big crash in saturday's sprint unlimited, is looking to have better luck in sunday's 500. despite his 25 cup wins and 115 top five finishes, edwards has never won a series championship or the daytona 500. carl has a

today kent sorenson plead guilty to disorderly conduct. sorenson was originally charged with domestic abuse and interference with official acts back in july 20-15. as part of his plea, he now faces a sentence of up to 30 days in jail and a maximum 625 dollar fine. the 43 year old is awaiting sentencing for violating federal campaign finance laws during the 20-12 presidential campaign. testimony has started in the trial of a boone man charged with killing his wife... alexander fazzino is accused of killing emily fazzino in january of 20-12. her body was found on the bathroom floor of their home. both sides agree she struggled with addiction to prescription medication. but prosecutors contend there were no drugs found in her system at the time of her death. they argue her path to recovery after police were called to their home just a week before her death. you're going to hear that after police had left, emily, who was slowly standing up to alex, wanted to get away. defendants claim emily fazzino had detoxed, but still suffered from withdraw

-- she spots up and rattles home the three -- sorenson finished with 12 points and then weekly caught fire -- the former benton bobcadropped in a game high 17 -- as the panthers make it 6 straight -- 63 to 52. to the mats -- still to come on fox 28 -- how wartburg flexed their muscles again and dominated their regionals -- so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you cocorage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month plus get $300 back. when it comes to d-3 wrestling -- it's wartburg and then everybody else -- all the knights do is win -- conference titles, national championshipip andndegionals - - they were going for a regional 4-peat in dubuque dubuquetop 3 in each weight class qualify for nationals at 149 pounds... fifth-ranked kenneth martin gets the takedown on luther's dakota gray -- martin takes the regional championship with a 12 to 6 decision ..

kent sorenson was facing domestic abuse and interference with official acts charges stemming from last july.. but they were dropped yesterday, when he pleaddguilty to his disorderly conduct charge. he now faces a sentence of up to 30 days in jail and a maximum 625 dollar fine. the 43 year old is still awaiting sentencing for violating federal campaign finance laws during the we're seeing a change of pace this morning in the search for a supreme court justice replacement... and it comes from a fellow iowan. i think take it a step at a time. i'm going to take it a step at time. i will take it a step at a time. that was what senator charles grassley said last week when asked when he'll consider president obama's nominee. but now it appears... one step at a time... will take a while. yesterday, grassley announced the committee will not consider a nominee to the u-s supreme court until after the presidential election. the longest supreme court nomination process in u-s history was 125 days. a move to privatize iowa's yesterday governor branstad announced the controversial plan has gotten th

county road 1 dunedin scott souza partner beau zimmer sorenson. loved riding motorcycles. but don't let this photo fool you. 22:42:46 john, he's a big guy. and he's very intimidating. but he was a big teddy bear. on saturday. sorensen. and his close friend scott souza spent the day riding on clearwater beach. before an evening out to dinner. john, recently engauged with two sons. would never make it home. his motorcycle hit head on here on county road 1. by a dodge dorango. that deputies say was heading the wrong way down this divided highway. 36:03 i looked at the median and by the time i looked up i realized he was in my lane. i swivered to the right. thank god i was in the left lane. but my brother john was right behind me. and i don't think he ever saw him coming. 48:37 souza believes the truck that his friend was traveling between 50 and 60 miles per hour. when it came around the curve in the wrong direction. to react. souza and his fianc narrowly missed being hit. only to hear the impact feet behind them. 36:27 you couldn't mistake that sound for anything else in the

the plea agreement allows sorenson to avoid a domestic abuse trial from a case last summer. and state lawmakers are working to protect teens from dating violence. on tuesday, the iowa senate unanimously approved a new bill that requires high schools to teach kids about it along with other sex ed topics. national numbers show one in four teens has been involved in dating violence. that translates to 11,000 iowa teens. >> kids need to know how to control their anger, their sexual impulses. they need to know how to say no. eric: the dating violence bill now moves to the iowa house. elizabeth: happening right now, a deadly storm system that the gulf coast is now moving to the carolinas. it destroyed several trailers, ripped roofs off buildings, and killed at least three people in louisiana and mississippi. right now, crews are out surveying the damage. at least 26 tornadoes were reported tuesday. developing in the last couple of hours, the wreckage of a missing plane was found in nepal. the plane disappeared early this morning with 23 people on board, all of whom are now confirm

brandon sorenson getting the win. ioio won. >>>> in cedar falls it was also senior night. patrick downey got the clones off to a good start. for hisirst win in a cyclone uniform. the panthers answered with their heavy weight. iowa state would sneak by 18, 16 the final. >> the panthers could break that tie with a win tonight. uni has won 6 of the last 7. weekley finishing. jooefr time and win it 78, 75. >>> in hig school hoops, roy web not intimidated by the trojans. west was too strong. parks with the block and then the pass ahead to lane who finishes and then later more west. he spots up for three. trojans cruise 102, 74 the final. >>> amanda powers past the little hawks. city high would bounce back. the game tieie finley gets the upset for the lions. >>> kennedy girls hoping to the warors stormrm out of the gates. washington takes the lead. after that, it was all cougars. ashley connects on one of her stay with c-b-s two -terry has one last look at your forecast and before we go, we want to give you a live look at >>> before we leave you tonight, we want to give you one

bud sorenson- head chef-i worked for jack riviglio, jack says i hear you make a pretty good cioppino and i said yeah, he says well we need a fundraiser and we know what to do, i said when do you want to do it, he said tomorrow get back here that's how it started, we had 60 people at the first event, the next year 120 and it's growing and growing and growing." yeah it's growing and helping more people...and if you'd like to help by volunteering or donating to the boys and girls club of truckee meadows..just visit our website k-t-v-n dot com and click on the blue newslinks button. get this..organizers we spoke to say they hope to raise close to 1 million dollars tonight. be sure to stay with us at 6:30 when we'll have the latest on tonight's event. covering the story live ryan canaday channel two news. today at the livestock events center. for the 65-th year, the docter's wives' rummage sale took place today in north reno. it started back in 19-51, to provide a scholarship to help with a nurses' shortage. as the event grew, it expanded to help many other medically- related, non-profit

from beyond the arc -- uni jumping out to a quick 3 point edge -- moments later -- that's amber sorenson putting home 2 of here 12 in the game -- and uni would once again get it done -- madison weekly their leading scorer for the 11th straight game -- she put in 17 -- and that's 6 straight for the panthers -- they take down loyola 63, 52 -- ncaa d-3 central regional wrestling in dubuque -- wartburg tearing it up -- quarterfinal round -- that's amulfo olea with a second period fall at 125 pounds -- he'd later advance to the final -- which was exactly what kenny martin did at 149 -- gets the quarterfinal pin -- needing just a minute and a half to do it -- knights with 3 falls in the quarters -- lance evans wrapped that up at he's one of 8 knights who will wrestle in the finals tonight -- wartburg leading the team race well -- the norse have 4 wrestlers going in the final -- final day of the mvc track championships in the uni-dome -- the final one for senior stand-out paige knodle -- and this is the way to end it -- knodle setting a new missouri valley meet record in the 60 meter hurdles --

bud sorenson- head chef-i worked for jack riviglio, jack says i hear you make a pretty good cioppino and i said yeah, he says well we need a fundraiser and we know what to do, i said when do you want to do it, he said tomorrow get back here that's how it started, we had 60 people at the first event, the next year 120 and it's growing and growing and growing." yeah it's growing and helping more people...and if you'd like to help by volunteering or donating to the boys and girls club of truckee meadows..just visit our website k-t-v-n dot com and click on the blue newslinks button. get this..organizers we spoke to say they hope to raise close to 1 million dollars tonight. tonight's event. covering the story live ryan canaday channel two news. an annual tradition took place today at the livestock events center. for the 65-th year, the docter's wives' rummage sale took place today in north reno. it started back in 19-51, to provide a scholarship to help with a nurses' shortage. as the event grew, it expanded to help many other medically- related, non-profit organizations in washoe county.

in the half -- weekly led the way with 19 -- panthers did a lot of work from deep today -- amber sorenson with the -- picking up a solid win today 69 to 48 -- as for the iowa women -- they just didn't get it done today against 14th ranked michigan state -- ally disterhoft led the way for the hawks -- iowa's just in a bit of a rut right now -- the hawkeyes have dropped 7 of their last 10 games -- of true puppy love. this cute baby doesn't even stop laughing when she's sent toppling backwards. blizzard warning and winter weather advisory in effect for the northern part of the viewing area through monday evening. this is mainly for blowing snow, althrough there will be snow showers moving through the area. here's the storm track 7 day forecast. much colder temepratuers expected behind

anoer senior is amber sorenson... she stops, pops and drops the deuce for two of her panthers up two ... benton community grad madison weekly had another big game... three- pointer is good... she had 17 as uni wins 63-52 & ... on the womees side, clarke takkg on indiana university northwest in the consolation... winner does move on to the naia tournament ... start of the 3rd quarter, clark goes right inside to bellvue native kelsey ersnt who gets the friendly roll ... a couple of possessionon later, crusaders in transition... molly kleppin with the bucket and one... clarke goes up 50-39 ... the crusaders outscored the redhawks 33-13 in the third quarter... ernst banks in another shot... she had 19 points and 11 rebounds... clarke is going to the naia tournament with the 95-73 win ... in about 10 minutes, the mount t rcy men's basketball team will play for the a.i.i. tournament championship. the mustangs face york college out of nebraska. mount mercy has already clinched a spot in the naia tournament. we'll have highli

uni and drake -- tied on top of the mvc standings -- uni in control in the second half -- amber sorenson hs the jumper for a 46, 30 panther lead -- drake trying to stay in it -- emma donahue knocks down the trey to get them within 11 -- crocodile dundee enjoying it -- but then things got a bit bizarre -- bulldog coach jenny baranczyk picked up a technical -- then tried to rile up a large drake going as madison weekly gets the j -- 22 in the game for weekly -- then at court -- it didn't count -- and need it -- uni tops drake 85-74 -- of a waterfall -- but this is a pretty unique view of something you a so called fire- fall seen at yosemite national park. the optical illusion looks like fire flowing off a cliff -- but park rangers say it's actually the sun glowing through a waterfall. the angle of the sun has to be just right, which happens only for a couple of weeks in february. storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has a final look at your [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from stage one at universal studios hollywood, in los angeles, california, it's "the tonight show

gilman raised his record to 21-0 with the 15-5 win. 149, top ranked brandon sorenson drives into beau donahue for his third takedown of the first period. he wins 13-4. but nc state was racking up victories and bonus points along the way. pete benda was victorius at 184 and gave the wolfpack a 15-14 lead. nathan burak got it back at 197. iowa led 17-15 going into heavyweight match. i like stull. stull is my guy. but the top ranked nick gwiadowski twice took stull down and twice stull cried out in stopped it in the second period. injury . the big question how is stull's knee. john campbell tv9 the girls were playing for a the girls were playing for a trip to state tonight. scott westerberg starts our team coverage in cedar rapids. north linn and regina playing at wash....we pick this one up in the third, mary crompton drills a 3...regals in control up 10...but north linn comes storming back, morgan boer scores in the paint to pull the lynx within 4... just over a minute to go, cammy verducci with the steal. she takes it the other way for a huge regina bucket. regals up 5. but north linn

steve sorenson overton resident 3:33:58-3:34:06 "this was the worst here it's ever been mainly because all the water comes from the valley of fire down through this wash." n-dot came out to clear the roads.... which have all... re-opened. .tonight...partly cloudy...breezy and colder. of the valley...32 to 35 on the east side. northwest wind 15 to 25 mph shifting to the north 10 to 15 mph after midnight. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs 42 to 46 on the west side east side. north wind 10 to 15 mph. .tuesday night...partly cloudy. lows 28 to 32 on the west side of the valley...30 to 34 on the east side. north wind 10 to 15 mph decreasing to less than 10 mph after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 46 to 50 on the west side of the valley...49 to 53 on the east side. north wind 5 to 10 mph. .wednesday night through thursday night...partly cloudy. lows 35 to 39. highs 54 to 57. .friday through sunday...mostly clear. highs around 60. still ahead... at -11- a valley teen has arrested..... after police say.... he took part in a new social media prank. plus.. we're learning more about how 3 inmat

lamar from beyond the arc -- panthersi jump out to a quick 3 point edge -- another senior amber sorenson putting home 2 of here 12 in the game -- but it was a junior -- madison weekly their leading scorer for the 11th straight game -- she put in 17 -- uni's now won 6 straight -- they take down loyola 63, 52 -- uni also hosting the mvc indoor track championships -- with a bang -- knodle set a new mvc meet record winning the 60 meter hurdles in a time of 8-point-24 seconds -- uni another great performance in the 8-hundred meters -- amber clock and brette corey would go go on to finish first and second respectively -- another record on the men's side -- brandon carnes took down the meet mark in the 60 meters -- 6.69 seconds -- carnes also grabbed the championship in the 2-hundred -- in the team race -- the panthers finished 5th overall -- wichita state grabbed the conference championship -- the uni women took 3rd on the team side -- illinois state came away with the missouri valley title -- to the mat -- d-3 central regional in dubuque -- finals night -- and wartburg got it started right --

take sot steve sorenson overton resident 3:33:58-3:34:06 "this was the worst here it's ever been mainly because all the water comes from the valley of fire down through this wash." take vo not only were the roads hit... the roads had to be worked on all night.. one guy had to call for help to keep his home from flooding. take sot jody madewell overton resident 3:40:51-3:40:58 "i had to call the fire department last night see if i could get some sandbags to put in front of my door because i was afraid it was going to start coming in my house." it's not just over there... erosion is showing up in a lot of places out here... very close to homes. so far... none have been hit too bad. channel thirteen action news. our action news team coverage continues with an update on the snow situation on mount charleston. meteorologist karla huelga spent the day up there.. and joins us live with more on what she saw. karla. ad lib darren dennis avid snowboarder ...beautifulest thing ever. the winter storm hit bakersfield, california this weekend... too. the flooding sunday filled roads.... you can see t

arty sorenson is the president and chief executive officer of h marriott international. lauren is a professor and director at the university of business. she is on the global agenda council on gender parity. another is the chief executive officer and managing director and a director general of the international labor organization. welcome to all of you. thank you for being with us. the question i put out there to my panelists, as i tried to hijack what the section was about, is innovation and technology are having great leaps in productivity, but far less energy is being devoted to solving the problems of those who are displaced. i'm going to start with you laura. there are very few people who tell me that's wrong, that we are not devoting enough energy to people who are displaced. i get similar responses whenever i am, how are we supposed to think about this? is this something that just fixes itself? iflt first of all, i want to say that you talked about your concerns about the title of this. so the promise of progress as a threat, i would talk about it as the sharing o

john sorenson was working, when flames tore through his home in boxholm, killing his wife, amber, and three children. dozens showed up at the southside club in boone earlier his evening for music, food, and a live auction. organizers say all they had to do is put the word out, and the goodwill of the community did the rest. luke: the out for of the public for people wanting to help john has been truly amazing. laura: investigators have said that the deadly fire may have been caused by a space heater, placed in the rear of the home, where the family kept rabbits. todd: supreme court justice god, country, and family. scalia's son paul, a catholic priest, led a solemn funeral mass for his father today at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception in washington. the conservative icon and father of nine died unexpectedly last weekend. friends remembered him for his jovial nature and great sense of humor. dick: it gets me, when i hear in the media about him being a curmudgeon. he was the warmest, funniest guy i know. todd: mourners from both sides of the aisle, includi

he wins with a pin -- hawks up 12 nothing in the dualand the wins would keep on coming -- branden sorenson -- gets the second period take down -- he'd win his match 4 to 1 -- iowa won every one -- 45 nothing the final -- in cedar falls -- it was also senior night on the mat -- panther hosting the cyclones the dual started at 197 - got the clones off to a good start -- downeyeyets the take wn there enroute to a 5 to 2 decision for his first win in a cyclone uniform panthers would answer with their heavyweight -- blaize cah-bell -- was a take down machine -- he had 4 of them in his 9 to 4 win -- the dual came down to the final match -- and iowa state won it -- 18 - 16. huge m-v-c standings implications in cedar falls -- three teams -- northern iowa, drake, and missouri state -- are tiededor first place inin the conference -- tonight the panthers could break that tie with a win over the lady bears bearsu-n-i has won 6 of the last 7 meetings -- all ofhem have been close -- and this 1 no different --- u-n-i down 4 -- jen keitel -- gege the circus shot to fall and gets fouled -- missouri state l

former state senator kent sorenson has pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. conduct.sorenson accepted a plea deal to reduce his domestic abuse charges and to avoid trial.he was arrested last summer after officers had to break up a fight he was having with his wife at their home in warren county.sorenson stepped down from the state senate shortly before pleading guilty to federal charges over his decision to switch caucuses. happening today, the founder of cedar rapids-based midimar corporation will find out how long he will remain behind bars. bars.74-year-old billaossey is scheduled to be sentenced today in a federal courtroom. he was convicted of directing employees to falsify packaging lables so the company could indonesia, two countries with strict meat standards. some eastern iowans are back in the corridor this morning after a long day at the state house. house.just a day after federal officials pushed the transition to privatized medcaid back another month to april first -- many medicaid patients made a trip to the capitol rotunda to tell their stories

steve sorenson overton resident 3:33:58-3:34:06 "this was the worst here it's ever been mainly because all the water comes down through this wash." the floods hit hard in overton... and this morning.. families there are still dealing with the muddy after math inside their homes! it wasn't just the roads covered by water and mudd... the people living there say the flooding was so bad. it trapped them inside! jody madewell overton resident 3:40:51-3:40:58 "i had to call the fire department last night sandbags to put in front of my door because i was afraid it the roads. all of them are open this morning. a terrifying day on the job for a news crew in san diego. the reporter and her photographer for the abc station there, were getting ready for their live shot.. when they were both knocked down by a falling tree. they were able to call 9-1-1. here you see firefighters working to save them. the camera man fractured his leg and had to have surgery. the reporter also suffered serious injuries. both have a long recovery ahead of them. breaking news...we're getting images of a house explosion

point club then later weekly finds amerbebesorenson -- she spots up and rattles home the three -- sorenson then weekly caughtfire -- the former benton bobcat dropped in a game high 1 1-- aathe panthers make it 6 straight -- 63 to 52.when it comes to d-3 wrestling -- it's wartburg and then everybody else -- all the knights do is win -- conference titles, national championships, and regionals - - eric keller and company looking for their 4th straight regional championshiptop 3 in each weight class qualify for nationals at 149 pounds..... fifth-ranked kenny martin gets the takedown on luther's dakota gray -- martin takes the regional championship with a 12 to decision .. then at 165 -- coe's'sah-rye so-where-ah gets the takedown in overtime to win his match -- he's 1 of 3 kohawks who qualified to the national tournamentand then at 174 -- wartburg's eric de-vos takes down coe's ryan harrington just before the third period ends -- de-vos takes the title with a 3 to 1 decisi -- as a team -- wartburg won the and quailifed d for naitonals. zach johnon missed the cut in the honda classic -- sergio

john sorenson was working when flames tore through his home in boxholm, killing his wife amber and 3 children. dozens showed up at the southside club in boone on saturday for a live auction. organizers say all they had to do is put the word out and the goodwill of the community did the rest. 25 years ago, "home alone" ruled the box office and vanilla ice released "ice, ice baby." todd: and disc jockey jimmy wrights was starting at star 102.5 radio. kcci's marcus mcintosh sat down with wright to talk about his >> -- marcus: february 11 of 2016 marked a milestone for what is now a very familiar voice in central iowa. >> i did think i would last three or four years, at that. marcus: jimmy wright talked his way well past that estimate. he has worked in radio for 27 years, the last 25 behind the mic at star. wright says radio was always in his blood. >> this was my passion. i remember when i was a kid -- a kid, growing up, hundred of listening to the radio in the car, and i would listen for hours until the battery went dead. marcus: a quarter century at star has not drained his batteries

former state senator kent sorenson has pleaded guilty to conduct.sorenson accepted a plea deal to reduce his domestic abuse charges and to avoid trial.he was arrested last summer after officers had to break up a fight he was having with his wife at their home in warren county.sorenson stepped down from the state senate shortly before pleading guilty to federal charges over his decision to switch support during the 20-12 iowa caucuses. happening today, the founder of cedar rapids-based midimar corporation will find out how long he will remain behind bars. bars.74-year-old billaossey is scheduled to be sentenced today in a federal courtroom. he was convicted of directing employees to falsify packaging lables so the company could ship beef to malaysia and indonesia, two countries with strict meat standards. some eastern iowans are back in the corridor this morning after a long day at the state house. house.just a day after federal officials pushed the transition to privatized medcaid back another month to april first -- many medicaid patients made a trip to the stories.former iowa governor

gilman raised his record to 21-0 th the 15-5 win. 149, top ranked brandon sorenson drives into beau donahue for his third takedown of the first period. he wins 13-4. but nc state was racking up victories and bonus points along the way. pete benda was victorius at 184 and gave the wolfpack a 15-14 lead. nathan burak got it back at 197. iowa led 17-15 going into the much anticipated heavyweight match. i like ststll. stull is my guy. but the top ranked nick gwiadowski twice took stull down and twice stull cried out in pain. it was the knee. they stopped it in the second period. injury default. nc state wins it 21-17 . the big question how is stull's knee. john campbell tv9 the girls were playing for a trip to state tonight. scott westerberg starts our team coverage in cedar rapids. north linn and regina playing at wash....we pick this one drills a 3...regals in control up 10...but north linn comes storming back, morgan boer scores in the paint to pull the lynx within 4... just over a minute to go, cammy verducci with the steal. she takes it the other way for a huge regina bucket. regals up 5.

u-n-i in control to start the second half -- as amber sorenson hits the mper for a 46,,30 panther lead... drake trying to stay in it -- emma donahue gets them within 11 -- crocodile dundeenjoying it... but then things got a bit bizarre -- with drake's oach picking up a technical foul -- then trying to rile up a large drake crowd that made the trip to cedar falls... u-n-i crowd got going... as madison weekly scores 22 in the game... then at the third quarter buzzer -- sharnae lamar from beyond half court! it didn't count -- but the panthers didn't need it -- as u-n-i tops drake 85-74..... nascar drivers do for fun on their days off? if you're thinking they take a break from being behind the wheel -- wewel, you'd be wrong. recently -- danica patrick posed as a lift driver and took a few unsuspecting passengers for a fun spin in charlotte... she wore a floppy hat and dark glasses to disguise her identii.. anddhe told one of them that she likes to drive 500 miles on sundays and likes to do it in less than four hours... she asked one of the passengers, who his favorite driver is and get thi

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john sorenson was working when flames tore through his home in boxholm killing his wife amber and 3 children. dozens showed up last night at the southside club in boone for music, food and a live auction. organizers say all they had to do is put the word out and the goodwill of the community did the rest. >> the outpopuring of support and help that we have gone from the public has been truly amazing. alyx: investigators said the deadly fire may have been caused by a space heater placed in the back of the home where the family kept rabbits. coming up on kcci 8 news this morning weekends. he's called jibo. we'll introduce you to the robot the new cutting edge technology just ahead. what's all this nonsense about balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all these so-called deals? well, they come with a lot of deal breakers. like when you leave the city the signal goes weak. u.s. cellular built a network to give you a stronger signal where the other guys don't. and as for deals? how's $300 back for every line you switch? $300! no ball nonsense. get $3

i understand ted sorenson, representing attorney for apple, his wife was killed. i watched the airplane's last 10 seconds of flight. i understand. of course apple is his client, excuse me. so he last a vested -- has vested interest in support apple. i wonder in the back of his mind when he really feels. it'sa fine line. it will take congressional action to pair it up. cheryl: god forbid something happens to apple, one of these technology companies. we don't know what terrorists are planning. that's why frankly i believe we need access to the phone. apple hired one of the key developers of signal. they are a secure encryption messaging service edward snowden uses. here is what the developer tweeted. he said i'm delighted to announce i accepted an offer to work with the security team at apple this summer. what does that mean when apple hiring same guy that helped out edward snowden? edward snowden loves him. >> that notion of encryption and putting up barriers and walls between government and hackers is big, big business. likely to get bigger for everybody. we'll go

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don't miss arne sorenson on "squawk" a "squawk" alley this morning. >>> joining us now is retail analystg given a lot of expectations and hope that walmart sales would have improved more than the .6 of a percent given the low gas price and overall employment. walmart has been a market share loser now for a number of years. and, you know, i think this is a very different backdrop than we had in 2008 when there was actual trade down and the economy was decelerating. ? >> what's your target on the stock? >> $62. >> i think the stock overshot a little bit just because of the volatility in marketplace. walmart was a defensive holding. we think a lot of people felt that it was a safer name to own. but frankly we do not have a story here. >> the story about the customer or is the story about the economy? what is the story? is it a currency story? >> i think that it certainly has a little bit of all of those pieces to it, but our focus really is the fundamentals. is walmart accelerating top line? we went from a scenario where six months ago they outline a three year scenario in expectations of 3