they belong to the the western iowa survivors of homicide or wish unit. "we bridge that gap between, in the criminal justice system between law enforcement, between the families," said kirk nielsen, director of the wish unit. "i want to make sure they're up to date and informed of everything that's transpiring with the case of their loved one." homicide victims or victims of violent crimes. nielsen reached out to ford the day afafr she lost her husband. "if you don't have any g gdance lili this or support, yoyofeel left out," said ford. "and you feel not only like you have no control once the accide happens. but you have no control over what's going to happen in the legal system." that support doesn't just come at home or over the phone. nielsen even sat in court when ford faced her husband's killer. "most victims surprisingly do a good jb because it's their one time now they can have some closure and they can actually state to the defendant how it's impacted them," said nielsen. and, while ford doesn't knkn if she'll ever get full closure, working with n

tonight, "tolerance week" kicks off at 6:30 with a screening on the film "rosenwald" at western iowa tech's ups auditorium wednesday, at 7:30, there will be a children's production of "i never saw another butterfly," which will be free to the public. other events are scheduled throughout the week. the south dakota department of agriculture announced that funds crop block grants. the funds can be used for research, food safety, nutrition distribution and other uses that advances the specialty crop industry. specialty crops are generally vegetables, honey and some turf and ornamental crops. the deadline to apply is may 2nd. those interested can apply on the south dakota department of agriculture's website. brad's here -- it's the first day of the girls state kingsley-pierson was playing their first game in des moines in almost 50 years. we'll have highlights and interviews. and, newell-fonda and western christian move into the semifinals. tipped off today. there are seven games on the involving five siouxland teams. kingsley-pierson was the first northwest iowa team to play. ktiv's mar

clouds are rolling in a cross far western iowa. the chance for sprinkles. a chance for light snow across northeast iowa. the winds will be called. it will stay cool with highs close to 43. elizabeth: the caucus may be over but there's still one presidential candidate in the state. griff the bulldog is drake he's also running for president and wants voters to know he declared his candidacy first. last week two other division one bulldog mascots jumped into the race georgetown's jack and , butler's blue. we talked to griff tuesday about life on the campaign trail when he stopped by our studios. clerks it is been a year since you have taken this role. how are you liking it? you have taken this role. how are you liking it so far. it is hard work, isn't it? the campaign experience and grassroots support required to win. but just to be safe he is seeking celebrity endorsements on twitter in this 3 dog race. eric: teenaged chefs in central iowa put their talents to the test. the 2016 iowa prostart invitational kicked off tuesday morning. teams of students have one

thursday, march 3 - 10:30-12:00, western iowa tech community college, advanced sciences building, room l416/417, entrance 11, discussion with local actor, bill mckenny on terezin to better understand i never saw auerbacher will be in attendance. thursday, march 3 - 6:30, sioux city art center, screening of the award winning documentary raise the roof, followed by a panel discussion. thursday, march 3 - sunday, march 6, sioux city community theatre i never saw another butterfly, free and us with more, fairway foods registered dietician whitney packebush. hi whitney." w- "hi, how are you?" s- "course it's lent-" w- "it is." s- "and people might be getting fished out, but-" w- "yes. we are making some lemon pepper cod today, which has actually always been my favorite way to eat fish, is how i grew up eating fish. cod is a really nice, lean, mild tasting fish, but if you have anyone in the house that maybe isn't in love with the taste of fish yet, you know, adding lemon is a really good way to add a different flavor to that fish, you know?" great lakes." w- "i did." s- "so you know all abo

we don't have any heavy rain or any rain, until you go way back, even western iowa.ore the weekend is over. because any moisture coming in is coming in from the atlantic. that could bring low clouds or fog around for around the sunrise on easter. the sunrise is at 6:52 for the sun rise services. and then we have at least a little bit of sunshine during the day but not nearly as warm as what we've seen lately. here's tomorrow morning, we're in the 30s in many of the suburbs. tomorrow afternoon, up near 60, with lots of sunshine. and then the clouds start to come in as we go saturday night and into sunday morning. you see that coming in from the ocean. and that is what we're going to be watching for easter sunday. these showers are moving out followed by clearing conditions. 40 for the low in philadelphia, 35 north and west. tomorrow a lot of sunshine as you saw. but also cooler than it's been. near 60 degrees. but with a light wind. it should be a pretty nice day for most folks. then sunday more clouds but still on the mild side. showers and on the mild side for monda

he hasn't shown up in court to fight the lawsuit. 3 western iowa tech community college in sioux city kicked last night.the college hosted a screening of the documentary "rosenwald"... showing the efforts of a jewish businessman from chicago to build schools in the south for african - american communities. 3 "the importance of tolerance week is to get as many people out and engaged in different subject matter. //everything is about enlightening, engaging, involving, and getting people aware that we all need to work 3 together. "this is the 11th year of more movies will be screened this week at the orpheum theatre wednesday and the art center thursday. 3 sioux city fire rescue celebrated the retirement of one of its own yesterday. captain kelly hansen is retiring after 31 years on the job. 3 firefighters had coffee and cake to reflect on hansen's carreer. hansen says spending time with his fellow firefighters is what he's going to miss most about the job. 3 "i appreciate the time that i have been given to spend with the guys and gals on the fire department it is something that i will n

we are waiting for a cold front that is developing in western portions of iowa. it looks like we will be dealing with the first drops of rain right around or just after sunrise tomorrow morning. tomorrow, it will be rainy more often than not. we may be dealing with the severe weather we were preparing for with the tornado drill. we do have the potential for stronger storms. green is a marginal threat for of the storms may be on the stronger side with damaging wind, hail, and the possibility that the second round could be heavier. 58 degrees now with the wind out of the southwest at 14-miles-per-hour. we will see that at 15-miles-per-hour to 20-miles-per-hour throughout the afternoon, driving temperatures into the 60' s. most places are around the middle 60' s. a lot of kids are on spring break. if they do want to hit the park, as long as they do not mind the wind, you should be ok. 5:00, 65. let' s talk the timeline for tomorrow. we are going to see overcast skies through the evening. tonight, cloudy but mild. the wind out of the south will keep temperatures in t

. >>> take a look at this, people in eastern iowa, western illinois cleaning up after a strong line of thunderstorms we were following yesterday. that moved across the state. it spawned a number of tornadoes. in fact numerous reports of hail as well, upwards of 50 and we actually had tennis-ball sized hail coming down. >> it's dangerous. >> absolutely. causing damage and also can cause injuries. look at some of the ping pong sized hail. not as big as some but this quite a dynamic storm system which is now at this point not triggering severe weather but guess what? we're talking about very heavy rainfall and heavy snow on the back side of it here. that's what we have going. i'm showing you this because in weather everything is connected this. area of low pressure very intense, continues to head to the north and east. the associated cold front extends well down to the south. it's this front that is going to stall out the next few days across the southeast. not much going on here yet but once it reaches our area, by the time we get to friday then things get more interesting because of cou

the flooding is in southern indiana and to points south with freeze warnings in parts of iowa , wisconsin, western michigan, but not for usss, it will be pretty snappy . currently 40 degrees we made it into the low 40s . 49 degrees findlay and ashtabula and youngstown upper 30s the high today was 42 degreesul, six below normalde . the miami 64 degrees, and 52 degrees washington, d.c., chicago 48 degrees and campus 51 degrees, denver colorado 72 degrees, tonight mainly cloudy and the overnight low around 32 degrees some probably . probably upper 20s and tomorrow partly sunny and later in the afternoon, especially to the north or could be an isolated light showersal with a high ofow 56 degrees . looking at 30 degrees wednesday and thursday a cooker type r system with highs in the low '60 s a chance of rain or snow and early fridayhs is still a chance with 45 degrees, for the weekend, saturday looks good sex-ed agrees with sunshine than mid '50s on easter sunday about a 50 percent chance of50 should be okay for churchgoers . by monday and another clipper type system a chance of rainfall and sunshine

there is the risk for tornadoes, especially across eastern iowa and western illinois later afternoon, early evening. the system diving into the west will be the weather maker for the end of the week. the other huge story is the heat. record high temperatures are likely again today. record highs in texas yesterday, close to 90 in houston. we'll be up there again today with the warmth all across portions of the south and the south and east. i'm meteorologist jen carfagno with your weather channel forecast. "worldwide exchange" continues after this. good.how was your commute? yours? good. xerox real time analytics make transit systems run more smoothly... and morning chitchat... less interesting. transportation can work better. with xerox. thank you for calling. we'll be with you shortly. yeah right... xerox predictive analytics help companies provide a better and faster customer experience. hello mr. kent. can i rebook your flight? i'm here! customer care can work better. with xerox. wait i'm here! mr. kent? >>> now to politics. call it mega tuesday. voters from five states going to the

showed you at 6 with game highlights....iowa city regina and center point- urbana both scored victories in today's early games and tonight...it's undefeated western dubuque in action against mason city. zach grant is there for us. thanks ron the west dubuque test mason city meagan maahs started things for the bobcats getting this and contain their shooting getting down by as much as nine at one point just one at the half onto the fourth maahs wd's all time leading scorer hits a clutch three to give the bobcats the 1 point advantage but in the end wd cant keep up and mason city upsets the undefeated bobcats 47-39 "they did a good job of taking megan away taking our inside girls to step up and just couldn't get those shots to fall. it came down to a few possessions." "im proud to be a bobcat all the hard work we put in it really shows that our team went to state three of the last four years. " in des moines im zach grant kwwl news "im proud to be a bobcat all the hard work we put in it really shows that our team went to state three of the last four years. " in des moines im zach grant kwwl news on to boy's 4a sub-state, and what a victory tonight f

to practice and to play again is really fun and so we're western christian head coach bill harmsen. the 2a semifinals are on thursday. the iowa girls state basketball tournament tipped off today. there are seven games on the schedule, involving five siouxland teams. kingsley-pierson was the first northwest iowa team to play. ktiv's mark freund reports. mark: almost half a century has passed since kingsley-pierson has made it to state. in fact, the last time the panthers were here, in 1967, it was still a six- player tournament. k-p, o opened its tournament run against last yyr's class 1a runner-up, springville. this matchup - number 3 vs. number 6 in the state. springville comes out hot - mikayla nachazel - for two of her 24 points - the orioles led it by 10 after one quarter. k-p comes back in the second - rachel mercer - made four threes in the - panthers were back within 6 at the break. springville led by as many as 16 in the second half - but k-p makes a late run - allison bailey with two of her 10 points - panthers got within final minute. but the orioles are able to stave off the rally - springville ends kingsley-pierso

this is where we are expecting the severe weather western chicago and illinois here in the southeast part of iowa. we will get leftovers from this. clearly we are in a spring pattern and warmer to the west here but late tonight after 2:00 a.m. after polls closed. commute. mild on st. patrick's day and tomorrow. 48 cleveland, 47 ashtabula and north wind off the lake 55 and akron-canton mansfield and dover new philly near 60. more on the morning commute and what's ahead, a downward trend. dan, over to you. >> thank you, jeff. an announcement from the vatican. mother theresa will be elevated to sainthood. pope francis revealed mother theresa will be canyonized on the 4th. a committee reported a second reported miracle attributed to the late nun. mother theresa died in 1987 known for her work with the poor in india. >> march is special for many including national eye donor it is time to look at that in cleveland. ever sight ohio is a bigger operation than many of us know. >> we have a couple of corneas that came in last night. >> for most of us that's a little uncomfortable to hear. >> we will take t

creek, north carolina, unc-asheville downs winthrop 77-68 westerning their first ncaa tourney appearance since 2012. and in st. louis, northern iowand evansville tied in the final seconds of the missouri valley conference tournament championship. whoo! >> to make it to the tournament -- >> whoa! that buzzer beat to the second around northern iowa into march madness. happy guys right there. in new york city on saturday an historic night for yale university. yale wins the ivy league championship on the road against columbia, 71-55. the big head line, the team earned its first ncaa tournament bid since 1962. okay, like that was during the kennedy administration. president kennedy, of course, probably didn't like that because he was a harvard man from cambridge. anyway, let's get a check on weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> you know one of those teams will be the cinderella. >> i know. it's so fun. i love march madness. it's awesome. >> it's fun. root for the little guy. >> yep. >> the weather over the weekend was really nasty in california. had the big storm go through saturday night into sunday. that storm's going t

iowa this weekend. lukas: coming up...unity christian, western christian and okoboji battled it out in the 2a quarterfinals ... alex has the highlights next in sports scott: stay tuned for today's forecast... lukas: season, the state tournament kicked off in des moines. alex walker has the details. last season was nothing short of magical for unity christian.... the lady knights ran the table in class 2a....winning their first-ever state championshop. yesterday, unity began their quest for a repeat. the defending champs opening against west branch. in the second...trystin luneckas...wide open on the backdoor...the bears would lead by as many as five in the quarter. but back come the knights...shan-da zomermaand...gets the steal and takes it coast to coast for the lay in...they led it 17-15 at the half. in the third...anna kiel, working the high-low game with josie blankespoor...unity opens up a five point lead. and the knights clamp down in the second half...kiel with the steal to deidra noteboom...they take it 52-33. on the top half of the 2a bracket...okoboji playing at state for the first time ever....t

storm warnings for portions of wyoming and portions of western nebraska and look at the winter storm warnings way out in minnesota and northern iowa. again getting pummeled with snow. we are going to be on the warm side of the system for now. eventually we will cool things off but not a lot of snow in the forecast. we will talk about that in a moment. rain showers and those are now out of newschannel 5 viewing area moving to western pennsylvania. air temperatures, we will take degrees north and south. here is a look at the wet weather, north of detroit moving to southern canada and northeast of astubula. there is rain but lifting northeast. outdoor plans fine but a light coat. here is a look at the warming trend, not only the evening but heading through the day tomorrow into thursday and this will warm the temperatures up but eventually colder air will come in and that clash in airmass means thunderstorms chances and behind the system cold for a few flakes. sunshine south and 60s and so it is a mild night. temperatures again above average even for overnight lows. so spring is really in full spring and rain in the forecast especial

western christian began its title run against west branch in the 2a quarterfinals. alex has the highlights after the break. plus...kingsley- pierson and newell-fonda kicked off the iowa girls state basketball tournament in the 1-a quarterfinals. chris joins us from des moines competing in this yea'rs iowa girls state basketball tournament, including newell- kingsley-pierson... the track records for these teams couldn't be any different....the mustangs are defending champs....as for the panthers....they haven't been to state in quite some time. chris palmquist has more from the well. chris palmquist--"alex, it's been nearly 50 years, 1967 to be exact, since kingsley- pierson has made it to des moines for the state tournament. the panthers have been one of the top teams in 1a all year and opened up their tourney run this afternoon against springville. the panthers, suffered some early jitters, they shot just 8 percent from the floor in the first quarter, but then they found a rhythm in the form of rachel mercer. she gets going from beyond the arc...one triple...heating up...she's on fire...she had 12 points in the first half to keep the panthers in it. then the inside

western suburbs and an increase in parcel deliveries. we reached out for comment tonight, but have not heard back. reporting live from downtown ryan smith, kcci 8 news iowa's , news leader. todd: taking a live look from our downtown skycam. kurtis is in with how much longer the cooler temperatures will hang around. kurtis: we won't have to say this much over the next couple of weeks, but it will be a cold march night. first, we have to get through this one. wind-chills in algona feel like one below. wind-chill here in the metro. your planner tomorrow, a little bit of sunshine early, then the clouds will fill in. average high is 42. it looks like some precipitation could move in tomorrow night. another cold one on the way. -- on the way thursday. 40's friday. saturday in the 50's, and up into the 60's for the weekend and early next week. >> you don't realize how long four minutes is until it's your naked body. todd: emotional testimony in erin andrews' stalker trial. next, how she says the viral video changed her life. >> i wasn't even holding on, it was just to brace myself. todd: trapped in the middle of a tornado. the remarkable survival story. plus, hea

get the late game in the western regional taking on the number one seat oregon and here is our light up i can tell you it will be a good tip off. villanova and. virginia, iowa state. syracuse. and time to go into the prep zone. the monroe red hawks received big rings for the state aa championship. they were handed out. community members and washington redskin flame stepped up to pay they were a perfect 16-0. robinson by the way had a parade to celebrate their state title. congrats to the area state damps for the 2015-16 year. and the latest on the panthers signing and robinson go to the sports app and play with the redskins the last three. back w (avo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not toyota. not ford or any other brand. >>> we have breaking news. police investigating a crash involving a motorcyclist on yorkmont road. truck. that person was taken to the hospital and later died. no one else was hurt. was sp

western dubuque versus mason city. and the night wraps up at 8:30 with ballard and keokuk. the iowa hawkeyes are looking for redemption tonight against they wrap up the home season tonight at 8:00 live on espn. elizabeth: and a flashback to winter outside. metinka: at least the snow is coming to an end. the roads are snowy to the north. watch for slick spots and bundle up, 23 degrees in des moines but wind chills are closer to five or 10. it will be colder today than yesterday heading for 32.the could be more snow to the north across the northern part of the state. shaina: right now, everything looks good on the roads. if you're up north there is a lot of blowing snow so you will need extra time. in the metro it is blustery some maybe just a couple of extra minutes so get ready to freeze. it is way different than earlier. drive times are normal, seven minutes to get downtown. six minutes from the east. if you're coming from further out, 11 minutes from ankeny and 26 from adel. eric: senator grassley will be at the white house meeting with president obama and steve karlin elizabeth:s

western new york and western pennsylvania but here's the storm that we are watching for tomorrow night into friday right about here producing snow right now across portions of the iowaois. this is going to stay relativ ry diss organize until after it moves off the coast and that's when it's really going to explode. this is a major, major storm. it's just not a major storm for us and it's mainly going to be major storm for the atlantic ocean. really close call. near miss on this one. 33 is the temperature right now in philadelphia. 20s in allentown reading and lancaster much colder night than we've seen recently. we felt that cool down today. trying to ease into that winter pattern at 3:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon it was 64. by 3:00 o'clock this afternoon, it was only 43 degrees. and those winds bringing in that cold air peak wind gust today in the 40 miles per hour range all across he it region just a blustery start to your day. tomorrow starts off with sunshine at tepp am then the clouds will increase and this is where we start to see some snow moving n again by this time tomorrow night we'll be tracking a light snow. make sure you're with us tomorrow. you can s

western new york and western pennsylvania but here's the storm that we are watching for tomorrow night into friday right about here producing snow right now across portions of the iowa to stay relativ ry diss organize until after it moves off the coast and that's when it's really going to explode. this is a major, major storm. it's just not a major storm for us and it's mainly going to be major storm for the atlantic ocean. really close call. near miss on this one. 33 is the temperature right now in philadelphia. 20s in allentown reading and lancaster much colder night than we've seen recently. we felt that cool down today. trying to ease into that winter pattern at 3:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon it was 64. by 3:00 o'clock this afternoon, it was only 43 degrees. and those winds bringing in that cold air peak wind gust today in the 40 miles per hour range all across he it region just a blustery start to your day. tomorrow starts off with sunshine at tepp am then the clouds will increase and this is where we start to see some snow moving n again by this time tomorrow night we'll be tracking a light snow. make sure you're with us tomorrow. you can see by midnight lig

iowa. here is the system brought light snow, especially up around fort dodge and humboldt, towards algona. that snow over michigan. forecast tomorrow, already upstream, another system moving thunderstorms, north platte, 65. western kansas in the 70's tomorrow. 34, minneapolis. chicago, 31. indianapolis, 37. high-pressure moves out quickly. this is another fast-moving system, not a lot of moisture. by tomorrow evening and early thursday morning it will bring light precipitation to the state. i look at the latest futurecast you can see the clouds moving out overnight. a little bit of sun and the morning before the clouds move back. timeline, rain arrives wednesday, late evening. watch what happens to the northeast, changes generally over to snow. from the system drags in some cold air. we will see light snow showers early thursday with a few flurries. the clouds hang around on thursday with cold air. right now most models keep a band of snow -- fort dodge, story county, light. it picks up in northeastern iowa with two to four inches. if the system dips to the south, that would change. we will keep you updated. 18 degrees, clearing skies, northwest winds, five to 10. tomorrow, 43, clouds return. the mix holding off

iowa t heart of the mid west. alaska. western, independent-minded state. his home state of texas which is southern but western. and oklahoma bordering the mid west and the south. i would argue that senator cruz's support is fairly broad. and his focus right now is not on well, what is going to happen at the convention? what's going to happen two months down the road but what's going to happen tomorrow and the next day. he's out there fighting on substance each and every day. >> so let's go back to mark preston's theory. and i want to address this to you, mike. >> there are rumors that mitt romney is going to jump in the race. romney has not endorsed anyone. he's tweeting up a storm. do you think he will? >> who knows. if you are going to go to a convention where the front runner doesn't have 50% of the delegate, the delegates at that convention are going to choose who the nominee is. they are the republican party. it is their convention. and they are going to have the ability to put names into the nomination. there are some rules where you have to have won

along with the congressman john lacey of iowa they put through the landed desk at capitol hill in congress, will lacey lance commissioned if you are a westerner and needed to deal with the federal government on grazing rights, mining, gas, etc., et cetera, you would go through this land commission, everyone was kind of nice to lacey. he came up with the lacey act and the antiquities act which really says for scientific reasons the president of the united states can set aside places for the heritage of americans, largely thought to be for dinosaur bones. there were apparently intelligence were digging up dinosaurs all over the west and europeans were stealing these artifacts also people were vandalizing and native american sites stealing pottery and rare objects and the like. antiquities act of 219 oh six was meant for something smaller, maybe 60 acres or 6 acres. roosevelt came to your state, arizona and he came into a territory when he was president. he stood at the lip of the grand canyon and was surrounded by roughriders, the man who served with him in the spanish-american war and many of them hailed from new mexico and arizona, oklahoma,

three ball -- indiana goes up 5 -- iowa would cut it to 3 -- with 2 seconds left peter jok to send it into overtime -- no -- hawks fall 81 to 78.over the last 2 seasons western dubuque has reached the 4-a final -- but fell short both times to harlan -- so the mission for the bobcats this week at state is simple -- bring home a state titleup first for western dubuque -- mason city in the quartersfirst quarter - - the bobcats were running -- quinn herbst -- ratles in the lay -up to tie the game at 8 and megan maahs was simply dominant -- the future panther sinks the triple -- she finished with 20 but they couldn't stop the mohawks -- mason city takes it 45 to 39.in 3-a -- center point - urbana -- taking on mid-prairie and allie wooldridge was on fire in the first -- the drive for 2 of her 7 points in the quarter -- after 1the golden hawks flew back in the second -- ireland host-etler -- with the bucket and the foul -- mid-prairie led by 3 at the breakbut erica wooldrige -- was clutch down the stretch -- two of her team high 18 -- c-p-u will face nevada in the semis. otherside of the 3-a bracket -- mount vernon up against top seeded pocahontas areaand kaitlyn v

western illinois. this is swrood from good hope. that's -- video from good hope, about 40 miles from the iowa border. a twister touched down and brought hail the size of golf balls with it. 20 counties were under a tornado watch when the funnel touched down. no reports of injuries. >>> this is some of the damage left behind from the weather system. the twister ripped walls off barns and caused some other damage. a high wind watch is in place today in parts of northern illinois. wind gusts in some areas could top out at 60 miles an hour. >>> 5:43. bill evans and your accuweather forecast. >> well, good morning, everyone. here we go. we take a look at the chrysler building this morning, brought to you by dodge chrysler where today, like any day, is a good day to buy -- >> a new car. >> why, thank you, heather. here we go this morning, we take a look across the east river, right across -- right across from roosevelt -- he goes it's time. it's time for this shot. we take a look down the east river this morning. we're looking at what's going to be a little fog here at the base of the triborough bridge, do

iowa. damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes possible. your greatest risk areas. eastern texas into westernssippi, and eventually that storm system keeps moving eastward. the forecast is for heavy rain and a flood threat. we have a number of watches here from the lower mississippi valley into parts of the southeast with locally as much as eight inches of rain. out west, we continue to see the winter storm warnings in effect. several areas picking up several feet of snow. let's head back inside. >> thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, starbucks brewing up fresh controversy this morning. the coffee giant getting political with a new full-page national ad knocking vitriol and hatred. >> in part, it says, "when you read the headlines, scroll through your social media feed or listen to the candidates, you could easily mistake america as a nation lost." here to react to this is the former starbucks president, the author also of this book here called "the magic cup." howard behar. and you know a little about creating magic. congratulations on the success at starbucks. >> thank you very much. >> i k

western tuesday. there's a different name for each of these things. in the coming hours voters in arizona, uterus and iowa will have their say. >> on the eve of tuesday's electoral contest all five candidates appeared on cnn, republican front-runner donald trump told wolf blitzer the u.s. should rethink its involvement in nato. >> we're paying disproportion e disproportionately and frankly it's a different world when we originally conceived of the idea and everybody got together. i think we have to reconsider -- keep nato but maybe we have to pay a lot less towards the nato itself. >> trump is looking to extend his lead over cruz and kasich. both insisted there is no chance they would consider becoming trump's running mate. >> the lie behind donald's campaign is he will stand up to washington. he is the system. donald trump and hillary clinton are flip sides of the same coin. donald trump has made billions buying influence in washington. hillary clinton has made millions selling influence in washington. >> are you open to being his vice presidential running mate. >> i have zero interest whatsoever in this

along with the congressman john lacey of iowa they put through the landed desk at capitol hill in congress, will lacey lance commissioned if you are a westerner and needed to deal with the federal government on grazing rights, mining, gas, etc., et cetera, you would go through this land commission, everyone was kind of nice to lacey. he came up with the lacey act and the antiquities act which really says for scientific reasons the president of the united states can set aside places for the heritage of americans, largely thought to be for dinosaur bones. there were apparently intelligence were digging up dinosaurs all over the west and europeans were stealing these artifacts also people were vandalizing and native american sites stealing pottery and rare objects and the like. antiquities act of 219 oh six was meant for something smaller, maybe 60 acres or 6 acres. roosevelt came to your state, arizona and he came into a territory when he was president. he stood at the lip of the grand canyon and was surrounded by roughriders, the man who served with him in the spanish-american war and many of them hailed from new mexico and arizona, oklahoma,

iowa girls state basketball tournament. ktiv's brad pautsch has more in the sports fource morning wrap. << the top-8 ranked girls teams in class 2a all made the state tournament. western christian, okoboji and unity christian all had first round games in des moines. the defending champs from unity taking on sixth-ranked west branch. knights in an unfamiliar position in the second quarter - losing - but chanda zomermaand brings unity within 2 on the three. knights with the lead later, but west branch was tough - haley poula 17-15 at the half. third quarter is when the knights began to pull away - anna kiel beats the defense easily - pushing the unity lead to 7. then in the 4th quarter - kiel and diedra noteboom get a breakaway - noteboom finishes, unity advances to the semifinals 52-33. fifth-ranked okoboji facing fourth-ranked pekin. pekin was up by 13 at the break - cassidy tolle with the three as the panthers led 23-10 at half. in the third quarter - boji chips away at that lead - emily wintz on the drive - rattles it home - the pioneers outscored pekin 19-to-6 in the third. okoboji down 1 in the fourth - molly mitchell - she was great in this game - 19 points, 9 re

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