of course it's a reference to paris, illinois. i'm convinced that sells committed the murder. >> tommy lynn sells was executed in texas in april 2014. >> you had all these different characters who you could weave possible narratives, and i don't see any way that any of these stories hung together. >> we don't know who killed these guys. >> by now, randy steidl had spent nearly 12 years on death row and lost all his appeals, and he was about to come face to face with his final chance at freed freedom. >>> randy steidl had spent almost 12 years on death row while his attorney, michael metnick, filed appeals in his case. one of metnick's main arguments was that randy's original trial attorney had been ineffective. >> i could best describe john muller as being a real estate attorney on monday, a car accident attorney on tuesday, and on friday, a criminal defense attorney. he was ineptly unqualified. he ignored the case. >> as close to zero as there is. that was the amount of work that went into the fact investigation for randy steidl'

that included raids in illinois and phoenix. prosecuted at least half a dozen so-called body brokers, at biological research center of illinois company leaders are accused of cutting up the donated bodies and sepg selling thselling theparts to a middle . the company received $500 for a head and $750 for a pair of arms. representatives of biological research center of illinois would not appear on camera but told us they have done nothing wrong. they have since ceased operations. >> how well did the company you believe communicated with you? >> not at all, not at all. >> do you think there are problems with groups that are making profit on this type of a donation? >> i think it's a problem if they're not informing their donors. >> reporter: paul dudak runs the anatomical gift association of illinois. >> so how many bodies do you have in this room? >> currently we have about 230, 235. we need to get about up to about 370, 375 to meet the demand for all of our schools. >> unlike the biological resource center of illinois his is a no

illinois is a wonderful place. our people, our work ethic and our sense of community and dedication to help with each other and commitment to giving back. absolutely extraordinary. it makes our state a great place to live. we have the hardest working people in america and the best location of any state. the most fertile felts and best agriculture. we have the commercial capital of the midwest, the heart of america in chicago. we were the manufacturing center of america and we had the best infrastructure in the country. we have the ability to lead the nation in growth and opportunity. and instead jobs and people have been leaving our state. we watch other states emerge from the great recession while our employment and growth stag nates. we have infrastructure and first class universities and amenities and white collar communities have mostly been able to overcome the financial mismanagement that is strangling cook county. it's difficult for the rest of the state. harvey, blue island, kankakee, danville, mount vernon

"alex giaimo recaps iowa's win over illinois." the iowa women fell for the third time at illinois." the iowa women fell for the third time at carver this season. 74-69 the final to #17 michigan state. ally disterhoft led the way with 17. hawks back in action thursday at home versus #7 ohio state. jordan: outright first place is once again on the line for the drake women. two weeks ago the bulldogs were in the same scenario, before falling at home versus uni... but a pair of losses by the panthers leaves drake with a chance to move on up! this afternoon, they welcome in fellow conference leader missouri state... bulldogs up 70-49 going into the 4th... caitlin ingle with the great pass down low to lizzy wendell for two. then it's ingle again this time to sara rhine. rhine had 16 points! the bears try the drake lead to 14. but the bulldogs were on a different level today. ingle sends it back to wendell who pump fakes and then drains the three. she finished with a game high 23. then it's ingle again to wendell. caitlyn finished with 10 assists to go along with 16 points. bulldogs roll p

faq illinois. bless you. [applause] >> there were motivations for the marriage tandon the one hand in with his knowledge of the of law protects assets to enter social circles >> jackie was very conscious of the history so jackie did have very much in mind

roskam from illinois. the chair: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. roskam: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. marchant. mr. speaker, mr. marchant has gotten people's attention this afternoon. i'm really surprised at how lively and engaged our friends ron the other side of the aisle and so it begs the question -- -- is so provock provocative about this bill? the administration to have a plan about the debt is provocation. i don't think the colleagues on the other side of the aisle have to take the bait. the ranking member said it came out with only republican votes. if i was a democrat i wouldn't say it. i would be trying to claim credit for this. why? because i come from the state of illinois and, mr. speaker, let me tell you what happens when you avoid problems. the state of illinois has avoided problems. year after year after year and now my home state has a $100 billion unfunded pension liability. that's a fact. illinois is a crisis. now, what mr. marchant is proposing is very simple and very clear and if this is provocative, i don't know how

an illinois voter to illinois today.. an illinois voter has objected to cruz's placement on the state's primary ballot filed a suit challenging cruz's eligibility to serve as president. once again raising questions about the texas senator's birth in canada. elias: iowa state fans have grown used to senior point guard monte morris dishing out passes on the court. but yesterday, it was number 11 accepting the assist. hy-vee teamed up with the state of michigan to send eleven semi- trailers to flint to help out with the water crisis in morris' hometown. six of those trucks hauled gallons of water, the other five carried bottled water. the row of thursday...and could arrive in flint some time today. sabrina at ((time check)) we'll take a short break here on good morning iowa... elias: coming up, we check out the newest releases hitting theaters this weekend... sabrina: but before we go...as you get ready to start your day...be safe out on the roads.... des moines police will have mobile radar set up at three locations... firs

this is the longest illinois has ever gone without a state budget. each side is blaming each other. >> the majority party thought that just raising taxes to fund those services, they could do it. they -- and they haven't -- they haven't even moved a finger to go do that. >> we ought to get busy, sit down. what can we do to solve this budget problem? >> reporter: thanks like state parks and museums have already been closed. payments to latry winners have been delayed, but the cuts to lutheran services represent the biggest cut yet. >> we are adding to the number of people in illinois who can't access services. >> reporter: another floor for cold turkey detox is closing, as is the residence haul for female addicts. >> it's just making it harder and more difficult for everybody. >> reporter: the state's human services department tells us that the patients will have other options for treatment, but the director says that is kind of like ford shutting down and gm and chrysler having to pick up the slack. >> the simple nature of going someplace where you a

your reaction to the decision in illinois? >> i think the illinois board of elections doesn't know what it's talking about. i've read their opinion. they say for a century this issue has been settled, there's no problem, not even worth discussing. obviously that's wrong. law professors all over the country are discussing and more and more are concluding he's not a natural born citizen. i think the new hampshire guys were right that a court really needs to settle it, but when the illinois board of elections just kicks this can of worms down the road and ducks so that nobody can hold it to account the way it could if they had ruled the other way, it's not showing much courage or much wisdom and certainly no legal understanding. >> what options did they have, do you think? >> i think they could have set up a test case by saying we will not allow him to be on the ballot, at least provisionally, then ted cruz would have had to come out of hiding and sue them to get on the ballot and that would have set up a test case or if they wer

so that's what's on my mind as i come back to illinois today. this is what will be a focus of mine over the course of the year and beyond. what can we do, all of us together, to try to make our politics better. i speak to both sides on this as all of you know, it could be better. as of you would feel prouder of the work that you do if it was better. first let's put to rest a couple of myths about our politics. one is the myth that the problems with our politics are new. they are not. american politics has never been particularly gentle or high minded. especially not during times of great change. as i mention when i visited a mosque in maryland last week thomas jefferson's opponent tried to stir things up by suggesting he was a muslim. i'm in good company. [laughter] president obama: there's nothing compared to the newspaper which warned that if jefferson were elected murder, robbery rape, adultery, and incest will be openly taught and practiced. his vice president, aaron burr literally killed alexander hamilton in a duel. i don't want to tell yo

his story after illinois is opening its first medical marijuana dispensary . we get more tonight from our affiliate in the quad cities. ""[nats: door opening] dalton kettering walks through the doors of nature's treatment of illinois in milan. he is the first patient to buy product from the brand new medical marijuana dispenary in the quad cities. [nats: thank you dalton. we will be with you in a moment. alright sounds good] dalton suffers from an brain injury he got during a wrestling match. "i hit my head on the map and everything just kind of went -- lights started flashing because my eyes couldn't stop moving." 5 surgeries later, dalton still suffers from nerve damage in the back of his head. this causes constant headaches and seizures daily. "if i take a hit of dalton is one of the youngest in illinois to be given permission to buy medical marijuana. "the medicines and the pills and everything i've tried either made me feel like a zombie or just like really wired up." "it works a lot better than any medicine i've every taken." [nats: this kind is a pure c

gentleman illinois, mr. davis. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. davis: mr. speaker, fema's disaster declaration process is broken. you don't need to look any further than the state of illinois to see how their aid program is failing the hardworking programs of this country. it simply doesn't put families on equal playing field. harrs by rurg was denied assistance after tornadoes while missouri and kentucky received it. recently, towns like girlfriend and washington in central illinois were denied public assistance as well. fema currently takes into account several factors when determining the need for public and individual assistance. however, there are currently -- there currently is no standard to determine which factor is more important than another which leads to highly subjective and uncertain processes that leave states and communities in limbo for weeks as their application is considered. by working with this committee and this subcommittee that chairman barletta chairs, we we

the 3 point 7 billion project fields to an oil pipeline in illinois. members are considering allowing the developer to use private land that belongs to owners who don't want them digging on their property. north dakota, south dakota and illinois officials have already approved it. a decision could come at the end isn't promising that. officials say could be lost without iowa's approval. a bill introduced in the iowa house faces an up-hill battle as it tries to make it easier for medical patients to get cannabis oil. lawmakers made medical cannabis oil legal for iowans with chronic epilepsy in 20-14... but the law doesn't allow iowans to produce or sell it in the state... leaving many iowans without the drug... . house republican peter cownie is breaking from some members of his party in hopes of fixing the problem. "we have a law on the books that allows you to possess it, but you can't get it. so, we have a conflict. and my hope is that this can solve that. and yeah, it's a bipartisan matter; this issue - whether it's epilepsy, or any other number of

the panthers hosted illinois state. scott saville has the highlights. what a start for the panthers the ally oop to wes washpun who shows off the hops and throws it down.. and with bohannon and jesperson in foul trouble in the first half the panthers got a big bobost from their bench. back to back trey's and then wyatt louhas takes it to the rack and uni jumped out to a 21-11 lead.. usually when the first t e goes i will shoot again it felt good. wyatt has had his best three games and clinton has been really good the last 6 or 7. and then they started to heat from the outside jeremy morgan for three of his 13 and uni led 40-26 at the break.. illinois state made a run early in the second half lee paris with the pick and lauupp and the lead was d dn to four.. but then wasphun took over late with the dribble drive and nice assist to matt bohannon for threof his 10.. and the ally oop to morgan for the 10 point lead and wes continued to attack with two of his game high 18. he is a great plaeyr we look him as a senior he knows how to make plays out their. we

panthers play southern illinois so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. that's a lot less than verizon and at&t. so, why on earth would you ever go

. >>> illinois, has been locked in a seven-month long budget stalemate. up next the impact that is having on some of the state's most vulnerable residents. >>> plus we look at why the number of babies born addicted to drugs is soaring. ♪ >>> this afternoon a judge with hear from the mother of sandra bland. she hopes to gain access to records including a texas rangers report of bland's death and an unedited video of her detention. she died in jail three days after being arrested following a traffic stop. >>> hillary clinton was on the campaign trail with bland's mother yesterday. she told the crowd this chicago that our vote would go to clinton, and clinton talked about systemic racism and police brutality. >> we owe it to them to reform police practices, to make sure that no other young woman like sandra bland is ever pulled out of a car for no good reason. >>> clinton is in nevada today where the democrats are campaigning ahead of that state's caucuses. >>> clinton and rival bernie sanders are trying to court minority voters, but sanders had to distanc

where it all began for him, visiting the illinois state house. the president served in the illinois state senate for nearly 8 years and announced his presidential run on the steps of the state house back in 2007. president obama addressed the illinois general assembly today and he called for an end of divisive politics and name calling. >> we didn't call each other idiots or fascists trying to destroy america because then playing poker or having a drink with an idiot or fascist who was trying to destroy america and that respect gave us room for progress. >> president obama spoke about this issue during his state of the union this year, saying one of his goals for his last year in office is to bring together both sides of the aisle. in the newsroom, i'm kim khazei, 7news. >>> the justice department saying last night it would take legal action against ferguson and officials are holding a news conference on the suit right now. the city negotiated an agreement with the federal government to make sure its police and courts are acting legally the city

by ruling came down for the seventh circuit which encompasses chicago and northern illinois. they tend to be strong in the speech issues. it would have been pretty much a slam dunk and i think there was tons of case law that would support that interpretation. do we have time for anymore? >> of course. >> thank you very much. benjamin, retired diplomat. i particularly taught that the chapter on peptalk was right to the point and captured the essence of the issue. it has been my experience that often when people appear on panels than they are asked questions that are quotes sensitive about israel, there is no respond. even when you reiterate the question and when the moderator asks for brief on. i think that one remedy for this is pushback, to call shows to newspapers when their offense or letters that are misleading and no one. a lot of this has to be an active force in contacting congressmen as well. i would like your comments. >> hi, i am or could be up, school for terrorists. i have a question related to your comments about the need for grassroots decentralized process to r

. >> but illinois isn't alone. since the late 1800s, prairie grasslands across the united states have been steadily vanishing. >> i have heard grasslands in general referred to as the unheralded counterparts of the rain forest, and grasslands have a critical role in terms of climate change as well. in essence the plants absorb carbon dioxide. the restoration began in 1986, growing from a small plot of prairie, land that had never been farmed. ♪ >> and starting with fire, the process hasn't changed much in 30 years. >> it's completely fire dependant. without fire, we could not have prairie. most species of plant have a season of more intense blooming right after either the first year or second year after a fire. >> no one knows that better than restoration ecologist. what happened here? >> yeah, we're right on the line of two different prairie restorations. the one right here was planted two years ago, and the one behind us was planted three years ago, so what we're seeing is as these prairie restorations get olde

colada fed has to do with the sense that illinois for a simpler when dash example the to the solar who oversaw the firing and subsequently step down when debt, jersey reach a fever pitch was very good to distend fields. so part of that has to do with a simple self-interest they were happy with her leadership ben did not want to rock the boat but what we do with the humidity is isn't measurable a and a when you deal with the distractions with those of our highly contingent or highly controversial that this fallout is inevitable inevitable, and maybe part of it has to do, i could be wrong but i tell that commitment to that material she just social justice is the ethic of the stem fields in the way it is for the communities so at that -- ethnic studies more broadly to formulate ideas that matter into those are not in the jargon of these fields. i don't want to make it sound of this done field but a lot of the is affiliated with the engineering departments in canada debt and the united states a few of the stem fields votive no-confidence in the chancellor or signed a statement for my reins

today, the hawkeyes were on the road at illinois. highlights are next. stay with your 24 hour news the iowa men's basketball team was all alone in first place in the big ten. the hawkeyes were ping to keep that number one status on the road at illinois. ... last time iowa was in champaign was back in 2014... they won that matchup ... hawkeyes get off to a fast start... look at adam woodbury running up the floor and he finishes with the easy layup... hawkeyes up 11-6 ... later in the first half, board, then nicholas baer cashes in with a three... iowa up 21-12 ... still in the first half, anthony clemmons with the beautiful step back three-pointer... he had 10 points... hawkeyes led 38-29 at halftime ... their offense doesn't slow down in the 2nd half... peter jok drives to the hoop and finishes with the left hand... hawkeyes up 41-32 ... adam woodbury finished with another double-double... 10 points and 14 rebounds... that putback gives iowa a nine-point lead d ... peter jokok defense has improved so much this season... grabs the steal and he stuffs it d

after a car and foot chase, smith was caught today in illinois. he is currently being held in illinois until he can be brought back to face the charges. also new tonight - a former hospital worker is expected to plead guilty in the high- profile slayings of two college students. jesse matthew junior is due in court wednesday morning. details of the agreement for the guilty plea have not been announced. matthew is charged with murdering 18-year-old hannah graham in 2014 and 20-year-old morgan harrington in 2009. their bodies were found within miles of each other and authorities eventually connected the two cases. matthew is already serving life in prison for a sexual i-r-s predicted. wayne zell "somebody was trying to claim a refund using my social security number and i knew something was wrong." wrong."last may, the organization said criminals got access to personal information from around 114-thousand people. now, the agency says more than 700- thousand social security numbers and other sensitive information may have been stolen. the i-r-s is not

right now, iowa leads illinois to ... the iowa state women's basketball team lost to klahoma on the road today, 85-54. the cyclones hhe one more regular s sson home, versus west virginia. ... the mount mercy men's basketball team survived overtime scare lasnight in the first round of the a.i.i. conference tournament. today, the mustangs took on central christian college in the semi-finals. ... winner faces either york college of nebraska or washington adventist ... early first half, c.j. parker decides to take a three, big swish on that one to tie the game up 3-3 ... later in the first half, tre wagner with a nice pass down low to kennedy grad kyle lamaak who banks it n... on the defensive end, wagner comes up with the steal... he takes it coast-to-coast... mustangs down 16-15 ... still in the first half, linn-mar grad derik gogg, spins inside and gets the reverse layup... mount mercy trails 24-19 ... but they keep on fighting... mustangs go down low again, this time it's alex houston with the bucket and one... he had 16

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already had the knowledge that they'd be playing southern illinois in the 4-5 game at the mvc tournament next friday -- jersey color -- however -- was still up in the air -- with a win today -- uni would likely pick up the 4 seed -- putting them in the home white jerseys in saint louis -- panthers beat the purple aces in the mcleod center earlier this month -- that was a low scoring game -- so was this -- jeremy morgan knocks for the trey -- 18-12 uni late in the first half -- minutes later it's klint karlson from beyond the arc -- uni led 25-16 at half -- that 16 was the best defensive first half of the year --- second half -- uni up 5 -- 6 minutes to go -- wes washpun extends that lead -- 14 in the game -- the only panther in double digits today -- it -- down 3 in the final minute -- d-j balentine gets the deuce makes it a one point game -- and after a missed free throw -- they'd have a shot in the final seconds -- balentine's blocked by washpun -- but mislav brzoja (bruh-zoya) gets a second shot of it -- buzzer beater is off the mark -- uni wins 9 if their 10 in the regular season --

each time, temeck used her authority from an address linked to the v-a back in illinois illinois regulators say her controlled substance license expired back in 2011. :"was the person allowed to receive the prescriptions? from what i can gather, they were not." representative jeff miller of florida, chairs the house committee on veterans affairs. i believe that it needs to be fully investigated. . . hi. dr. temeck - mark greenblatt i'm with scripps news we've been trying to talk to you. temeck declined repeated interview requests. so we caught up with her on her way in to work. work. temeck walkup interview [clip mvi_5462/2:13]we understand you've written us anything about why you did that? now when we asked hetrick about the prescriptions, he walked out of the interview but just days after we met with officials at v-a headquarters, the agency launched an internal investigation, and called for a second inspector general investigation. the v-a also removed hetrick from all oversight of the cincinnati hospital, pending the outcome of those investigations.mark greenblatt, scripps news, in wash

highlights of f e panthers and illinois state are next. streak was snapped on wednesday with a loss to loyola. the panthers are hoping to get back in the win column with three regular season games left, stting ... the redbirds beat the panthers earlier this season ... cedar rapids washington grad wes washpun fires up the crowd with the alley-oop dunk to put uni on the board first ... waverly-shell rock gradad klint carlsonon knocked his first two three-pointers... this one puts uni up 8-6 and that lead keeps on growing ... iowa city west grad wyatt lohaus with a clear lane to the basket... he lays it in... uni was up 21-11 at one point ... illinois state came back and tied it at 22 all... but the panthers regain the lead... paul jesperson buries a deep three to put them up by five ... then it's iowa city west grad jeremy morgan with the rainbow shot... that rattles in... uni led 40-26 at halftime ... 2nd half action... bennett koch with the pump fake, and then puts it in... panthers up by 19 ... illinois state went on a 12-0 run.. but uni

the gentlewoman from illinois is recognized. the gentlewoman is recognized for such time. >> i rise in support of this legislation. i appreciate the leadership of senator tom carper in advocating for this bill, which would improve the transition process for presidential administrations. ms. kelly: when a new president takes office, it can take months for the new administration to put people in place. this bill would ensure that the federal government can continue its important functions during this transition and allow the head of an agency out if career employees in noncareer positions temporarily if necessary. under this legislation, a senior-level interagency transition council would be established to help develop an effective strategy for each presidential transition. the general services administration would also be required to designate a federal transition coordinator, and agencies would be required to designate senior career officials to oversee transition activities. this bill would also help the national archives carry

the three point seven billion dollar project would carry north dakota crude oil to illinois if constructed. state regulators in north dakota, south dakota and illinois have already authorized permits for the pipeline. it's time now to get a first look at the forecast... let's head down to amber alexander at the science center. ad lib wx quick top health officials updated a morning. the directors of c-d-c and the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases both testified. they said they are working around the clock to learn as much as they can to take appropriate action. right now the director of c-d-c says the most important thing for americans to know is... if you're pregnant, it's better not to travel where zika is spreading. zika is spreading to do everything to avoid yourself from getting mosquito bites. as for the director for the national of institute of allergy and infectious diseases, he says they are currently planning to create a vaccine this summer. 10-30 we will likely go into phase 1 clinical trial..sometime in late summer..i hope after several months we will know if

the panthers hosted illinois state. scott saville has the highlights. what a start for the panthers the ally oop to wis washpun who shows off the hops and throws it down.. and with bohannonoand jesperson in foul trouble in the first half the panthers got a big boost from their bench. clint carlon with back to back trey's and then wyatt louhas takes it to the rack and uni jumumd out to a 21-11 lead.. usually when the first one goes i will shoot again it felt good. wyatt has had his best three games and clinton has en really good the e st 6 or 7. and then they started to heat from the outside jeremy morgan for three of his 13 and uni led 40-26 at the break.. illinois the second half lee paris with the pick and lauupp and the lead was down to four.. but then wasphun took over late with the dribble drive and nice assist to matt bohannon for three e his 10.. and the ally oop to morgan for the 10 point lead and wes continued to attack with two of his game high 18. he is a grebt plaeyr we look him as a senior he knows how to make plays out their. we are playin

en las prÓximas elecciones de illinois. la fría verdad... okay. ¡vámonos! ...es que cuando te enfermas nadie puede tomar tu lugar. [ toser ] alka-seltzer plus en polvo une cuatro ingredientes para combatir tus síntomas fuertes del resfriado. que nada te detenga. alka seltzer plus. jorge:a sÓlo horas de que a comience la votaciÓn republicana en carolina del sur, donald trump estÁ en primer lugar con 28% de la intenciÓn de voto seguido por ted cruz, marcos rubio con 15% lourdes del rÍo viejo carolina del sur y nos dice la campaÑa que pueden hundirse maÑana. lourdes: el entusiasmo carolina del sur es evidente, en todos los candidatos capitalizaron en ellos, es a travÉs de este estado que se escucharÁ por primera vez en la voz de los sureÑos en el proceso de primarias donde tradicionalmente se separa la paja del grano. >> carolina del norte es la tercera, la tercera va la vencida, en esta etapa todo van apostar por el caballo ganador, lo que se queden rezagados se pueden ir despidiendo de la competencia y hasta otra oportunidad. lourdes: donald prosi

an illinois voter primary ballot next month, and filed a suit challenging cruz's eligibility to serve as president. once again raising questions about the texas senator's birth in canada. elias: and finally in the top five... elias: the state wrestling tournament continues today in downtown des moines...with the quarter-final and sem-final competitions. here's a look at the team leaders in each class after opening day of the individual after opening day of the individual tournament. local five's sports team will be at the well, and have full coverage this evening. and have full coverage this evening. sabrina: new this list....but not one that may have state leaders celebrating... sabrina: a study by the american road and transportation builders association says iowa has more than five thousand structurally- deficient bridges...the most in the u-s. iowa typically ranks near the top on bridge lists, because there are so many in the hawkeye state. structurally deficient does not mean unsafe....but that a key component of the bridge is in poor condition, and the bridge of the bridge is in

illinois is a mess. over a foot of snow. they're digging out and severe weather right now along this cold front is winding down. it was a very, very active cold front. the one that is produced tornadoes in louisiana and alabama and mississippi and up to the north. here are tomorrow's daytime highs. 67-degrees in titusville. 68 towards winter haven, 64 up in ocala. temperatures will be above normal and a change over the last few weeks or so. clearing skies, and expected to see 40s north of town. 65 to 68-degrees in the metro for tomorrow. look at the winds still blowing around 15-25 miles per hour, so it is going to be a breezy day, and that wind will definitely make it feel cooler. here's my 7-day forecast. it does include tons of sunshine. great news 68, though, for we'll stay in the 60s friday, saturday and bob here come the 70s. great beach weather developing sunday. >> thank you, sir. >>> hey, is tiger woods maybe on the mend? posted this video to his twitter page showing him swinging just a nine iro

a road win today would give iowa victories at illinois for the years. woodbury down low.....the senior notched his sixth double double of the season...10 and four assists! coleman- lands.....for three! the illini take the 6-4 lead...... peter jok responds on the r end with a three of his own! the junior sred a game-high 23 points to lead the hawkeyes.... how about jok again! iowa 7-0 in games when he scores 20 plus points..... hawks up nine at the break....in the second...lead up clemmons smooth poured in ten points.... jarrod another day at the office...18 points 12 boards on the day....iowa wins its third straight.....77-65 the final. the iowa ladies hosting number seventeen michigan state back in iowa city....and oh how close to an upset.... sparty holds on for the 74-69 win...four hawkeyes scored in double-figures, led by 17 points from ally disterhoft... the lady huskers fall on the road to indiana....but jessica shepard set the new nebraska freshman record with 466 points. shepard scored 18 points to set the new mark that alex in the summit league

hawks outhustled and out-rebounded illinois...jok, kicks it to jarrod uthoff. money. lead up to 18. double double for 'the u'...18 points 12 boards . iowa wins 77-65 latest big 10 standings, iowa maryland right behind with 2 back after losing at penn state. michigan state and purdue are both 3 games back the hawkeyes will likely be moving up in the rankings when a new poll is released tomorrow. number 1 oklahoma and number 2 north carolina both lost on saturday. there will be a new top ranked team, iowa may jump back in the top 3. hawkeyes are on the road thursday at indiana hawkeye women home against #14 michigan state...bluders bunch loses 74-69. iowa now just 5-7 in the big 10. halfway through the missouri valley season the drake women find themselves tied at the top at 8 and 2. a win today over missouri state and the bulldogs take sole possession of first place. jennie baranczyk firing up the from the kids. end of the 1st q. caitlin ingle, slicing, nifty layup. 16 for ingle. drake up 5 after 1. 2nd q. lizzy wendell, bottoms up. dogs up 6, 27-21. and they keep it rolling from beh

presented a proposal to the president to close the facility, move the prisoners back into a facility in illinois run by dod, understanding that they would be law-aboard detainees. he never reacted to my proposal, so here we are now where the world is falling apart, 30 percent recidivism rate. there's no appetite by the congress, republican or democrat, to shut down gitmo. there's a growing appetite to use it. that's my position. fernando: and moving to the sort middle east, isis and syria -- there is a plan now for a cease fire or at a least a pause to the hostilities. do you think this a good approach? a first good step? sen. graham: well, i hope we can have a cease fire, but we basically lost syria to the russians and the iranians. secretary kerry was at a hearing this week with me, asking if it was true that the russian president has ordered the bombing of the people we've trained in syria to replace assad. and he said, that yes, the russians and the iranians are all in for assad. we've abandoned the free syrian army. there is no way to get a peace negotiation now that doesn't allow russia, i

state with the valley tournament now less than 2 weeks away -- panthers have never lost to illinois state ii the mcleod center -- redbirds have dropped of those in the uni dome -- and they'd finish the first half strong -- wes washpun -- the lob to wwtt lohaus forrthe deuce -- panthers up 7 -- 29, 22 -- later in the half -- jeremy morgan drops home the triple -- -- second half -- they'd push that lead to 19 -- bennett koch 10 points 9 boards ii the game -- but illinois state would get back in this one -- tony willis from the arc -- big run has the redbirds within four -- (47-40) then -- paris lee -- gets the bucket and the foul - makes it a 3 point game -- but they got no closer -- wes washpun -- count the bucket -- washpun with 18 in the game -- and morgan put it away down the stretch -- how's this for luck -- gets the and one -- panthers back up 11 -- and here's the capper -- the oop to morgan -- he finishes with 13 -- panthers take down the second place redbirds 75566 as uni mmkes a strong push to the finish -- and the panthers remain 5th in the up to date standings -- it's a big

this guy is accused of stealing money from a photo booth in illinois. the camera was snapping away as he took the money. the photos can be retrieved until recently. he got away with 75 dollars but left several head shots that police are now asking for the public's help with identifying. barbara: the mardi gras season is over and the cleanup has begun in new orleans. the mayor joined officers on horseback. this is slightly symbolic because bars stay open anyway. people come to new orleans for mardi gras from all over the world. and that marks the beginning of it lasts until midnight on easter sunday. during that time, many believers will go that something such as a favorite food or activity. another custom is taking up act of charity. that goes back to the fourth century. high surf from el nio is bringing this attraction to life. john: the storm is unveiling a shipwreck underneath the stand in coronado beach. it is the s s monte carlo. the vessel was a casino ship that was anchored in international waters and came loose during a storm in 1936 and was lef

it would carry north dakota oil to a terminal in illinois. the chairwoman of the iowa utilities board says the three-mememr board plans to meeeemarch 9th to consider the permit application. some environmental and property rights groups oppose the project. the argosy casino sailed away from sioux city over a year ago. but, the floating casino's legal battles continue. the iowa supreme court referred an appeal, by the belle of sioux city, a penn national gaming subsidiary that operated the argosy, to the iowa court of appeals in december. that appeal centers on the iowa racingngnd gamingngommission's rejectioioof penn's request to extend the riverboat's gaming license. instead, the i-r-g-c awarded that license to the hard rock hotel and casino, and its non-profit partner missouri river historical development. the argosy riverboat were removed from the missouri riverfront and sold to an illinois shipyard. (matt) today's the day the belle is heard before the court of appeals. (sheilil the appepeants and appellees m m the iowa judicial branch buil

but budget problems are causing headaches for some college students in illinois. al jazeera's andy roesgen has the story. >>> darren martin was voted mr. csu at chicago state last year, but even he can't conjure up a solution to losing his scholarship money, which could mean no diploma this year. >> me being a senior, if i was a transfer, i could be reclassified as a sophomore. >> reporter: chicago state and 11 other illinois higher education institutions, depend in part on state money. but the state legislature is locked in a budget standoff with first-term republican governor. for an unprecedented eight months and counting, there has been no state budget, which means csu hasn't received 30% of its budget, that's $38 million. >> we have basically essentially put everything on the table, including all personnel, including all programs, including buildings. >> reporter: the school which serves mainly minority and lower-income students has warned it could have trouble staying open next month. spring break has been canceled and this semester shortened all in a race t

this is the illinois state capital. this is springfield, illinois. this is the place he chose. he just invoked abraham lincoln as he has many times before. that is the place where abraham lincoln gave his famous house divided speech on the steps of the state capitol. that is precisely where then senator barack obama chose nine years ago to tell the people he would be running for president. he has chosen this day nine years later really to give an address on the state of politics, the state of the presidency, invoking a lot of humor and candor, but also criticism of both parties here, talking specifically about how he says the democracy in this country seems stuck. and said one of the things he couldn't do, one of the things he couldn't accomplish, which by the way isn't a new problem, he could not reduce the polarization and meanness in our politics. let's give in gloria borger, former white house press secretary jay carney and cnn's senior political analyst david gergen. so much to chew on david, i'm turning to you first. i defer to you. what did you think? >> brooke i'm awful

home against illinois state. this is how you start a game. wes washpun. panthers up 2 early. later, outside. paul jesperson. nba rnge for 3. 12 for jesperson uni up 14 at the break. 2nd half. washpun, driving. 2 at the rim. 18 points for wes. lead would balloon to 19. then more above the rim. jeremy morgan on the alley oop. he finishes with 13. panthers win 75-66 the struggle continues for the iowa state women. cyclones bowled over in waco...78-41 by number 4 baylor. the most popular state tournament reaches championship saturday. 84 wrestlers, 3 classes all vying for a state title. we already crowned a team champ before the night started. southeast polk, rams win their 3rd championship in the last 4 years. packed house at wells fargo arena. lets start with 106. waukee's kyle biscoglia defeats valley's nick oldham 9-1. biscoglia is the waukee history 113. a win for the dodgers of fort dodge. brody teske finishes his season 47-0, 9-2 championship decision. and another win for the dodgers at 126. triston lara, 9-3 decision over southeast polk's nathan lendt. lets hear from the