you look high. >> eric: i am. but i liked it. >> man: yeah. >> anthony: you can pretty much tear his toenails out and he'd still find something nice to say about you. he's so polite, yet, if you look closely, and i do, his discomfort can be exquisite. >> eric: he's the devil. look at him. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> anthony: it's the spicy, sensualist heartland of all the things i love about china. the collision between very, very old and very new. an exploding middle class. a lot of history. and food that can burn you down to a charred, smoking little stump. sichuan province, located in the southwest of china. over a thousand miles from beijing. a region so fertile and lush that it's been referred to as china's breadbasket. and its capitol, chengdu. despite its ever-gr

about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess again. i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> details aren't important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> reporter: it's no confession but it's not a denial, either. are you thinking to yourself at that's it, i got him? >> i thought it was good but i didn't think it was enough. >> reporter: remember, pegye had a life insurance policy worth more than $2 million. again, she tried to get him to give her a reason. >> reporter: eric reassured tin

. >> eric: juanes? >> johanna: juanes. >> anthony: juanes are rice dumplings with boiled egg, chicken, and achote inside. wow. >> eric: this is amazing. >> anthony: mm. >> eric: buonissimo. [ johanna speaking spanish ] >> anthony: mm. mm-hmm. >> anthony: and not surprisingly, some cuy, or guinea pig, of which there seems to be many around for the taking, this preparation served with a cacao sauce. oh, that's good. all of this food is delicious. so, chocolate, particularly our chocolate, it's a luxury food item, right? >> eric: yes. >> anthony: this is an area that's abundant with coffee, chocolate, fruit. how's life for the locals? [ don speaking spanish ] >> eric: he says that, 20 years ago, 25 years ago, it was easier for him. he was planting, uh, soybeans. >> anthony: right. >> eric: and coffee. and he was making much more money. and then he didn't plant soybeans any longer. and then the coffee production went down. so therefore, he had a financial, uh, struggle for a while. and now, with the cacao t

>> eric: yes, in this type of work. [ eric f: speaking french ] >> eric: wow. in marseille it's only five guys. five fishermen who are working like him. >> anthony: wow. >> eric: you know he has 300 hooks. ♪ >> gerald: i think he's arriving. ♪ >> anthony: this must be the twelfth fishing scene. no, i must have done 20 fishing scenes in my life and i think, i think i had one good day out of all of them. other than that it's been one humiliating goat rodeo after another. ordinarily, our typical fishing scene actually would be, it would be rougher than this. >> eric: rougher. >> anthony: so we would be pitching back and forth and i'd be hanging on to my, the contents of my stomach only by realizing that they're feeling even sicker because they have to look through the viewfinder so they're like -- so it's basically, you're playing this sort of race against time kind of a game and it's like, "who is going to puke first?" >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: it's always the camera dudes though. >> eric: is it? >> anthony: no. generally it's a producer. [ eric f. speaking

about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess again. i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> details aren't important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> reporter: it's no confession but it's not a denial, either. are you thinking to yourself at that's it, i got him? >> i thought it was good but i didn't think it was enough. >> reporter: remember, pegye had a life insurance policy worth more than $2 million. again, she tried to get him to give her a reason. >> what made you want to go --

. - [eric] well good. you've made steve earle apologetic. - for that moment. - [eric] for that one moment, exactly. so you've been on the road a fair amount with him playing a whole bunch of venues- - well, we made the record in december. - [eric] that's right, seven months. - we've been doing work since january. - [eric] and you still have a little bit more time to go. - we have six more weeks to go. - you like being on the road? is this something you still enjoy doing after all this time? - yes, i do. but there was this weird period of time. you put out a record on a major label, i had never worked so hard in my life even though i had been a touring musician for all those years before then, nothing prepared me for the kind of travel i was going to have to do and the promotion of the record all day with radio stations, print, things like that. - [eric] of course that's in the old days when a lot of that stuff was still a thing. - it was still a thing and it was a good thing, but i was like, "are you kid-"

good morning, eric. we all know sleep is rejuvenating but now a new study is suggesting that catching up on your sleep over the weekend can reduce the risk of developing diabetes. the university of chicago used 19 healthy young men eating a controlled diet in their study. the study found getting fewer than five hours of sleep on four consecutive nights hiked their diabetes risk 16%. nine hours for two consecutive nights during that weekend, that risk returned to normal levels. good news there, a reason to get in the bed and take a nap. >>> rochelle: trader joe's is recalling its store-brand raw cashew pieces over possible salmonella contamination. the product was sent to stores in more than two dozen states. they're asking customers to throw the product out or return it to any trader joe's store for a full refund. trader joe's says no one has become sick and they're doing this out of an abundance of caution. >>> rochelle: still to come, it's time to pay up. find out which music provider is trading in a f

about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their story straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked upper rick from his home, and drove to a restaurant called el torito. >> were you worried about this? >> not really. i was afraid i couldn't get him to confess. >> i don't want to screw up at all. >> you weren't there. it was an accident. >> once inside the restaurant, tina tried to getter rick to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> don't worry about it. >> so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> no confession, but it's not a denial either. are you thinking to yourself at that point, that's it, i got him? >> i honestly thought that was good, but i still thought that wasn't enough. >> remember, pegye had a life insurance policy worth more than $2 million. again, she tried to get him to give her a reason. and eric reassured tina. >> she was good. she was really good. >> but the drama wasn't over. tina left the restaurant wi

eric: u.s. government has never acknowledged it plays an active role in cyberspace and is active offensively, although the people who might be our targets have certainly claimed we have been doing this. the consensus of people that do not know any of the details, which includes me, is america is very good at this, but other countries are as well. the one i worry the most about right now is actually russia. if you look at their actions, in the last few months, they have done a number of very publicized invasions, attacks and alterations which can only be understood as cyber activity, and they are not shy about it. they do not mind people knowing about it. so this must be part of their strategy. to keep in our face, if you will. david: the europeans seem to not like google as much as americans do. have you resolved those issues with europe? eric: the core issue is the european governance model is not yet set up to build global companies. ♪ announcer: the david rubenstein show, peer to peer conve

happy new year, thank you so underwood. >> eric: i'm eric rasmussen in for gene lavanchy. quiet start to the new year's day and we may see snowflakes coming our way. fox25 storm tracker shiri spear with new year's day forecast. shiri, we are turning page on december. as warmest on record, ten breeze above average and really warm last manage, there you have it, 45.4 on average for the month. we are returning things around this morning, even though starting out mild for morning temperatures on jan, since we don't warm up very much, temperatures actually land kind of at normal spot this afternoon 38 right now in boston, 36 in plymouth, 38 in hyannis, 35 in portsmouth, new hampshire. 34 bedford, 33 worcester. going with mostly cloudy forecast, we got a couple breaks in the clouds and we will see more by noon time today. clouds a little underdone with future cast, call it partly cloudy with temps around 40 for noon time, afternoon here comes the little bit of snow. this is going to be patchy flurries, possibly a snow squall this afternoon, also gusty, highs 36 to 44. sara, back

eric: he does now. when he started, i do not think he knew a lot about technology but he is educated himself a lot. he appointed a group of scientists advisors and two spent a lot of time listening to these signs, the impact of technology and he is also become very successful and popular in the new forms of social media. the fivethat today, most bible companies are technology companies. --is not just an interesting five most successful companies or technology companies. it is not just an interesting thing but a core growth of share growth and financial growth. david: peace five companies i assume are apple, google, facebook, microsoft and amazon. eric: that is correct. david: it seems when you pick of the paper they all want to be the business somebody else is in. eric: that is called competition. david: everybody wants to have driverless cars, do you expect them all to be in everybody else's business? eric: what i love about this question is, this is how it is supposed to work. people are supposed to i

eric: yeah. charlie: he is even. eric: it's early to look at polls. he was eight points behind in pennsylvania. another showed him even in pennsylvan pennsylvania. i would say as always, florida. if he can't win florida, it doesn't work. if you win pennsylvania. can't win florida, it's pretty much over. charlie: do you assume for hillary to win she has to win ohio and florida? eric: not necessarily. if you look at the electoral math from president obama and say that is what you would expect for hillary, there are states she could lose and be well be above 270. charlie: you are not attorney general, loretta lynch was attorney general when fbi director james comey released his judgment about the e-mail investigation. he said she was careless. she said he clarified that. did you think he clarified that? eric: i'm not sure. i think in the hearing held the next day, there was some clarity brought to the things he had said. one of the things is he said if the information had been clearly marked, there would have been a couple of things. charlie: carelessnes

eric: right now. a man is recovering in the hospital after being shot in a des moines elementary school parking lot. it happened last night, at park avenue elementary on southwest 7th. the victim was a man in his teens or early 20's. he was shot in the leg. the suspect ran away. police did find shell casings in the school lot. also right now. officials say that all 23 people on board a small plane that crashed in nepal are confirmed dead. rescuers found the wreckage still burning this morning after the plane crashed in bad weather into a mountainous area. loud explosion near a small village. airport officials say the plane lost contact shortly after takeoff from a scheduled 18 minute flight. at least three people are dead this morning after severe weather ripped through the gulf. several others are missing after the strong storms and tornadoes leveled homes and businesses. more than 20 tornadoes were reported. people who survived the storms came outside afterwards to look at the damage. one woman admi

eric: yes. he was not a screamer and he was not physical, he was antiviolence but he was this severe professor. super demanding. for himself and for the team. we were very scared of him because we wanted to please him and he was almost irrational. he would ask us to go really overboard in terms of quality and we would start at 6:00 a.m. and end at 1:00 a.m. and spent so many hours in the kitchen, 20 cooks and we would barely meet his demands. charlie: do look back at that now and say thank you god he did that because it was unique and defining experience? eric: no doubt. without the rigor and the discipline i learned from him, i would not be where i am today because we were young kids and we needed that discipline. we were teenagers. in termsyou talk about of the restaurant you run today, other thant it is history,he owners, its and the fact that you have brought it forward to the 21st century. many -- it is a landmark in a sense. charlie: anybody who comes to new york and asks what are the top

eric: commitment 2016 news. the mud is flying on the eve of tuesday's republican caucuses in nevada as the top 3 candidates in the polls spent the day attacking each other. elizabeth: kcci's stacey horst has more. stacey: ted cruz fired his communications director monday after rick tyler posted misinformation about rival marco rubio. >> we will conduct this campaign with the highest standards of integrity. stacey: tyler was ousted because of a video showing rubio walking by a cruz staffer reading a bible. >> got a good book there >> yes sir >> all the answers are in there. stacey: but tyler tweeted that rubio said not many answers in it rubio blasted cruz. >> i think it's a very disturbing pattern of deceptive campaigns and flat out just lying. stacey: gop frontrunner donald saying the texas senator is the "biggest liar in politics." voters we talked with are sick of the negativity. >> i'm very disappointed with the politicians that are in washington, dc right now. >> it just distracts from the whole thing. it's

eric: take a look at the countdown at zero. we have hours until the iowa caucuses. >> for those of you still thinking about this, i hope i will be able to persuade you. >> no one running for president can bring the conservative movement together faster or better than i can. >> you have not had a winner in iowa in 16 years. you better believe it. elizabeth: last-minute pitches and they are not over yet. the final hours before the iowa caucuses. good morning, everyone. today is the day. eric: thanks for waking up with us. the caucuses, a big story, no doubt. metinka: it looks like the timing will work out. we are starting out with quiet weather. it is 30 degrees right now in des moines. highs will be above freezing again. snow moves in by midnight. it picks up and intensity tuesday morning. less snow to the southeast. the snow will be moving out by wednesday morning. all the wind will create more blowing snow concerns. tuesday and wednesday will be tough travel days. eric: alyx is live at the media center downtown at capitol squa

eric: yes. there's a great deal of hacking for a whole variety of reasons that is not disclosed. charlie: for what reasons? eric: national security concerns. it would reveal sources and capabilities we have to detect and to defend against hacking done by a variety of entities. eric: they hacked john brennan's phone. they hacked the personnel. they hacked sony. other private companies. they have hacked the dnc. do you believe it was a russian who hacked the dnc? eric: i really don't know. i'm not trying to avoid very -- avoid. possible. is entirely it's possible the russians were involved. i would not put it past them. pugin -- putin is a guy who would do something that for any world leader would say -- he has expressed admiration for him, talked about a desire to work with him in areas where we are in stark contrast, claim to have had a meeting with him. charlie: would it strengthen putin? eric: absolutely. nato. charlie: we think the chinese have been engaged in hacking. chinese indicted five h

good morning, eric. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is expanding its list of places on its zika virus travel alert this morning. the u.s. virgin islands and the dominican republic are now on the list of countries and territories where the mosquito transmitted disease is present. the agency recommends pregnant women avoid travel to places the cdc is also asking doctors to screen infants whose mothers visited zika-infected areas while pregnant. zika has been linked to a rare birth defect that causes babies to be born with unusually small heads. >>> rochelle: and there's another virus making its mark in the u.s. health and prison officials say the swine flu virus is linked to the death of one inmate and is sickening dozens of others at a prison in western indiana. the prison says it's taking steps to keep the virus from spreading, including giving out hand sanitizer and masks. officials say of the some 35 inmates who have become ill only three had previously gotten a flu shot. >>> rochelle: oprah

eric: wow. elizabeth: but the survey also found more than 1/3 of employers say they don't care if you're late every once in a while. eric: i'm sure a lot of comes weather gets blamed, but today it is no excuse. metinka: annex used to head out early to enjoy the nice day. this morning, frosty but shaping in the mid-40 and will still be breezy, you will need the code and this morning the glass with gusty is the winds into the early afternoon. the south winds today will warm things up. early, clear skies for central and eastern iowa with a few clouds to the west and north and if you snow flurries up near mason city. no accumulation expected so great travel weather across the region. toward the beginning, changes in the air -- towards the weekend, changes in the air, a system across minnesota that may drag a across far northern iowa but the rest of us will miss out. on saturday, hopefully we will sneak in some sunshine and that will boost our highs back to 50 degrees. sunday, the cold front moves th

weather eric: it is 5:36. metinka: locally dense fog has reduced visibility down to a quarter mile or less in central iowa, and it is raining and snowing in a few locations. mixing in, coming from chariton and creston, then changes to all snow from carroll through omaha. today, temperatures will be afternoon. temperatures falling throughout the afternoon, and sunday it is going to be bitterly cold with temperatures close to nine but feels like temperatures near 20 below. shaina: teachers in one iowa school district are being trained by the fbi. news around iowa, an fbi expert who works with victims of sexting, child pornography and cyber bullying spent time with middle school teachers in dubuque. school officials recently learned several students were exchanging nude photos with one another. more than 200 parents also came for the presentation. the fbi expert says the main thing is to not be afraid to be the 'mean' mom or dad. this means monitoring apps, browser history, contact lists and pictures. living room

good morning, eric. chipotle is serving up safety following their e-coli outbreak in a number of restaurants. the chain hosted a company-wide meeting about food safety yesterday. they shut their doors for four hours during lunchtime to train employees on these new regulations. chipotle is now offering free burritos to customers who wanted chipotle for lunch yesterday, but couldn't get it. for this offer you can text "raincheck" as one word, to the number 888222. >>> rochelle: president obama is asking congress for $1.8 billion to help fight the zika virus. the request comes as the world health organization calls it a public health emergency. the administration wants the money for emergency response in the u.s. and overseas. it's also targeted for cdc virus. >>> rochelle: and the water isis continues in flflt but michigan's republican governor won't be talking about it on capitol hill. rick snyder's office says he turned down an invitation to testify in front of a house democratic group. the steering and

eric, what can you tell us? >> eric: the sundance film festival is in full swing and taking aim at the hot-button topic of gun violence. abc's jason nathanson has that and more in your showbiz wrap. >> reporter: the debate over guns is a hot topic at the snowy sundance film festival. several documentaries on the issue debuting, including one narrated by katie couric, who talked about why she teamed up with director stephanie soechtig for "under the gun." >> i couldn't understand the disconnect between popular opinion wanting to do something about gun violence in this country and yet the inability of congress to get anything done. so, i said, "why don't we try to know." >> reporter: three other films at sundance examine mass shootings, including one focusing on sandy hook elementary school and another on the movie theater massacre in aurora, colorado. also at sundance, people are talking about the oscars and diversity. singer john legend won an oscar last year for the song "glory in selma," and he says he thinks

eric. in less than a month, donald trump becomes president of the united states, and his transition team says he want toss avoid even the appearance of any conflict with his role as as his transition released that president-elect offered his twitter followers one of his own explanations, quote: my wonderful son eric will no longer be allowed to raise money for children with cancer because of a possible conflict of interest with my presidency. isn't that a ridiculous shame? he loves these kids, has raised now must stop. wrong answer. the media tries so hard to make my move to the white house as it pertains to my business so complex when it actually isn't. the media has been asking how president-elect trump will avoid conflicts as president with his multibillion dollar businesses. the the new york attorney general's office says the president-elect cannot legally dissolve it until authorities how the foundation raises and supports. in october schneiderman ordered the trump foundation to halt i

eric: economic headlines now. stocks struggled to end in positive territory monday, and closed mixed after last week's turmoil. the dow finished up 52 points. the nasdaq fell more than 5. and the s&p 500 was up just over a point. apple is adding a "night shift" mode to help users sleep. apple researchers found exposure to blue light can make it harder for you to fall asleep. in the next software update, 'apple night shift' will automatically shift the colors on your iphone or ipad display to warmer colors, making things easier on your eyes at night. in the morning, it will return to normal settings. the department of transportation has taken a major step toward requiring new vehicle to vehicle cars sold in the united states. v-to-v uses technology similar to wifi, allowing cars in close proximity to share information like speed and direction to warn other drivers of potential dangers. officials say it may help prevent up to 80% of crashes on u.s. roads. the powerball prize is huge right now, up to $1.4 billion, an

eric: a life-saving day at a local lake. the dnr is calling two fishermen heroes for rescuing an indianola man from near-freezing waters. kcci's ryan smith has more with how it all unfolded. ryan s.: a day of ice fishing on lake ahquabi. >> i got to give a shout out to our wives for letting us go ice fishing on valentine's day. ryan s.: quickly turned into a daring rescue for damian bell and jesse bannor. >> we're not 100% sure when we were running into thin ice or open water. >> it's a panic moment. ryan s.: the two heard a cry for help from across the lake. richard rauzi was taking wild life pictures when the ice 24 hours later you can see where he went under and the gloves he lost in his struggle to survive. >> immediately your body's going to tense up and you're going to start panicking instead of , trying to think what how you can react to stay above float. ryan s.: the park ranger says rauzi had 10 maybe 15 minutes before hypothermia set in. the two buddies drove around the lake rushing to the shore. >> we knew that at

gervais. >> eric: welcome back. some of us are still getting over lotto fever after last month's record powerball drawing. and out in california there's $63 million on the line and only hours left to claim it. >> rochelle: can you believe that? it's a case of a missing millionaire. six months have passed and still no one has come forward to claim their prize. the winner has until 5:00 tonight to show up with the winning ticket at a lottery it just hurts saying that. a lawsuit was filed yesterday by a man who says he turned in the winning ticket but it was rejected as too damaged to be processed. unclaimed winnings automatically go to the state's schools. >> eric: wow. >> rochelle: it won't be for naught, it will go to a case. >> eric: this is a case it's been long enough. >> rochelle: goodness, yes. to lose out on $63 million. i couldn't live with myself. >>> eric: still to come, we've got a way to warm you up this thursday. it's a homemade remedy fit for the season. main and gervais. >> jonathan: rain returning to

good morning, eric. a college in pennsylvania is trying to figure out what made more than a hundred students sick. students at ursinus college started coming down with vomiting and stomach pain. most of them had dinner earlier at a campus dining hall but the school says it's still unclear what caused the outbreak. determine whether the illness is foodborne or transmitted person-to-person. the dining hall has been closed for disinfecting and officials say they will know by the end of the week what caused the outbreak. >>> rochelle: and the zika virus continues to spread this morning. yolo county, california,s the latest area to confirm a case of the mosquito borne virus. the centers for disease control and prevention says the unidentified patient has a mild case o ozika. yolo county officials say they're not concerned about it spreading. more than a dozen u.s. states and the district of columbia have confirmed zika cases. all were contracted outside of the u.s. >>> rochelle: still to come, we're taking to

good morning, eric. the nation's largest health insurer expects to lose nearly a billion dollars over two years and it's blaming obamacare. united health says it lost close to half-a-billion last year, and expects to lose even more in 2016. the company is blaming higher than expected claims from enrollees in obamacare exchange programs. united health now says it's obamacare exchanges in 2017. >>> rochelle: the cdc is recommending some pregnant women should get screened for the zika virus. the mosquito-borne virus has recently been linked to an increase in birth defects. cases of infant microcephaly have skyrocked where the virus is present. it causes babies to be born with seriously underdeveloped heads and brains. the zika virus is spreading in parts of latin america and the caribbean, as well as puerto rico. there's no treatment for the virus. health officials advise pregnant women to postpone travel to >>> rochelle: still to come, find out how one girl is making a difference in a big way main and gerv

. >> eric: thanks so much. >>> eric: here's a quick look at stories that are making headlines across the country. the results are in. ted cruz comes out on top in iowa. and hillary clinton is claiming victory in the hawkeye state while others say, it's too close to call. abc's lana zak has more on the iowa caucus and what's next for the presidential hopefuls. >> it looks like we have a virtual tie. >> a razor thin margin separates the two, in some places a coin toss broke the tie. >> heads. >> clinton saying they won but she said she took on the republicans. >> i wouldn't rip away the progress we have made, so as i stand here tonight, breathing a big sigh of relief, thank you, iowa. >> but it was a decisive win for ted cruz. >> iowa has made clear to the world morning is coming. >> and trump was gracious in his second place win. >> iowa, i love you, i think i might come here and buy a farm, i love it here. >> and marco rubio riding a wave of support. >> we are seeing the field winnow, muck aby and omalley dropping out. lana zak, abc news, des moines. >>> eric: monday night football t

eric: so cute. shaina: the embrace lasts so he just burst into happy tears and hugged his little sister for a very long time. daniel had been doing extra chores but abigail told their parents she wanted to surprise him because he had been working so hard. you know those parents are like, we did something right. eric: it just melt your heart. it is 5:47. happy friday, everybody. looking live on downtown des moines another warm day, but 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of p

eric: we do have breaking news. this is a live picture from nevada where firefighters are on the scene of an overnight house fire. this happened around 3:00 this morning and you see smoke coming from the house. it is a live picture right now, we understand either investigators have been called to the scene. our photojournalist spencer vaughn has more information. eric: still to come after metinka: we are getting off to a cold start at 13 to reason des moines with a wind chill of four. at least the wind has settled down. there are a couple of passing flurries followed by afternoon sunshine. highs today are heading to seasonably cool readings around less wind than yesterday but it looks like a good thursday. elizabeth: three days away from the super bowl. coaches are perfecting their game plans and coldplay is finalizing its halftime set list. for security officials, terror attacks in paris and san bernardino are at the top of their minds as they prepare. eric: a massive security operation is now underway. teri: heavi

eric: also this hour, they're taking over the well. girls' state basketball in full swing in downtown des moines. we'll take a look at the big in store for today. good morning and thanks for waking up with kcci 8 news this morning.

eric: thanks. eric: more new stories ahead. the two controversial issues that iowa lawmakers may debate today. and new allegations against an iowa high school football coach . why parents say the district didn't take their complaints seriously. elizabeth: and rock star dreams. the des moines man who has a shot at fronting one of the world's best known bands when continues. announcer: the most viewed morning news in central iowa. this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning. eric: right now, up for debate. from who can use guns to who can put up speed cameras. they're issues that affect you at the statehouse coming up today. welcome back. i'm eric hanson. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth klinge. shaina and metinka are also here on this tuesday morning. we are wrapping up february. please see temperatures moving in the right direction. metinka: temperatures very 34 in des moines. this afternoon, we are headed towards 46. we are tracking a couple of flurries moving into central iowa. as temperatures warm up, just a couple

i'm sara underwood. >> eric: i'm eric rasmussen. hope the new year is off to a good start. welcome to january and winter like weather for once on the way storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear sunshine today. >> shiri: forecast for 2016, 36 right now, boston a little frost three and freezing as you wake up norton, sharon, wrentham, dedham 32 , framingham 31 . we have each got 20s on the map in dover, new hampshire. though we are partly cloudy now, clouds will tend to thin out as we travel through the morning hours from north to south. so we got way wayland 32, fitchburg 32 and bridgewater 33, sandwich 37, and we have occasional thin spots in the mostly cloudy in and around the 39 at noon, it will be dry, once we enter the afternoon, risk for flurries and snow squalls, gusts around 30 miles per hour, so on top of that, it is also going to be breezy out there and that's what you want you to dress for here if you're headed out to the winter classic, gillette at 1:00 p.m., 38 , but wind chill will be more like 32, so going to feel like it is freezing, chilly and partly

eric: they are moving. elizabeth: just a taste of the performances there, coldplay, bruno mars and beyonce and they all came together for a big finale. now some say they couldn't hear coldplay very well, others say beyonce upstaged the headliner awesome. i think brunel upstaged everyone. eric: we have a now poll up awesome, it was ok, didn't like it. you can vote by calling or texting 200-1508, going to kcci.com or to facebook or twitter. now to the commercials, the other big part of the super bowl. we all had our favorites. a pretty spirited discussion underway on my facebook page. but here's what usa today ranked as the top five as of the night, number hyundai's ryanville with five, ryan reynolds. number four, doritos doritos dogs. number doritos ultrasound. three,number heinz wiener two, stampede. and number one? >> you look good. little girl out, huh? why don't you take my new car? eric: that was pretty good, and then he stocks the boyfriend all night -- stocks the boyfriend all night. yep, it was hyund

good morning, eric. the rates of hpv infection are dropping since the centers for disease control recommended a a study looks at four types of the virus, two of which are responsible for cervical cancer. according to health officials, 10 years of vaccinations has cut infections by 64% among teen girls. there has been a stigma associated with the vaccine because the hpv is most commonly spread through sexual contact. >>> rochelle: and speaking of the cdc, it's also issuing a report that raises its estimate of the cancer risk from formaldehyde in some laminate flooring. the cdc says it could result in between 6 an30 cancer cases per 100,000 people exposed to the flooring. it had previously estimated between two o d nine cases. >> rochelle: still to come, how currency. >> rochelle: welcome back to good morning columbia, your time is 6:48. say cheese! samsung is reveiling its new virtual reality device a camera capable of taking 360-degree pictures and videos. "the gear 360" can shoot vr images and transfer

eric: how about the commute? shaina: the roads are slippery in some spots, but all in all looking pretty good. it should be an easy commute. give yourself an extra minute or two. mobile speed units at 900 more a street and 640th street, 300 northwest 26th street, 4600 northwest 142nd. elizabeth: a new way to take off that tattoo you no longer want and a good reason to let your wants next. eric: health alert, doctors in british columbia say air pollution is the fourth highest more than 5 and a half million people are said to die prematurely every year from air pollution. teenage boys deprived of deep sleep are at higher risk of diabetes. that's according to researchers at penn state. they found adolescent boys who did not get the most restful stage of sleep were more likely to develop insulin resistance. the same did not hold true for girls. elizabeth: women with high blood pressure and physically demanding jobs are three times more likely to develop heart disease. those are the findings of european researchers wh