first on 13... des moines police say snow and stop sticks helped them catch two men involved in an overnight chase. just after midnight, officers responded to an attempted home invasion in the 600 block of park. the suspects sped away in a car and a pursuit began. officers say after chasing the miles per hour, they set down stop sticks. this caused the car to spin out in this ditch at 63rd and park. the ran away into a nearby wooded area. officers followed their tracks them soon facing attempted burglary charges. the driver also faces charges of firearm. a bill meant to better protect athletes is moving ahead in the iowa senate. the plan would require an athletic trainer on site at every varsity level sporting event. the goal is to have someone on staff who can help diagnose and treat a student who suffers a head injury. current rules say teams must remove a student suffering a concussion from the game and the player can only return once a doctor gives an "okay." school leaders say they like the should include the money to pay for it. 195014- unfortunately when the state puts more requirements on us but doesnt fund it. we have to cut something else, take away from something else - brad rose, valley high school 571211 - its costing us between 5 - 7 thousand a year to have gonna be districts that struggle with this bill - rick roberts the bill will move on to committee next week.. bottom line...don't question yesterday that fourth-ranked iowa was an hawkeye fans were like "heck yeah, i'll take that bet" and they felt great going into the game at assembly hall. indiana hadn't lost there this year, but iowa is on the verge of its first outright half...hoosiers comes out firing, nick zeisloft buries the three it's 30-17...indiana with seven first half threes.jarrod uthoff would fight back with 11 first half points. iowa cuts the indiana lead down to 7 before the break. second half, iowa surges. uthoff dunks. the senior did his part with 24 points. hawks would battle back lead. but they can't hold it. the hoosiers stays perfect at home, knocking down iowa, 85-78..the hawkeyes lose for the second time in big ten play. here's why it was such a pivotal game last night, going in, iowa stood alone at the top. but now with the loss, iowa is in a three way tie with indiana and maryland. michigan state and purdue move to within two games. channel 13's michael admire joined hawk fans in indiana and tells us what made the difference in last night's game. ...good morning brooke and andy, maybe lost on some of the hawkeye fans because of the outcome was just how good of a game was played last night....back and forth...now a few things that stood out to me, the intensity. indiana had it to start out the game, the hooisers jumped out to a 16 point lead... as for the hoosiers they only missed 3, that's a huge difference. ...as for me, that's it from bloomington, back to you all, and oh brooke, nice to finally meet you yesterday morning. offices all over the metro be feeling the love today. as thousands of people will before valentine's day on sunday. josh is live this morning from the center of action. where they are putting together all those an expression of your love for that person. most of high pressure will move into place by this afternoon, which will bring a surge of cold air to start the weekend. the winds will be picking up close to 20 mph causing the light snow to blow and giving the state dangerous wind chills. a wind chill advisory is in effect for areas north of i-80 starting at 6 pm and lasting until 8 am saturday. the cold air mass and the strong winds will make it feel close to -30 by early saturday. a bigger system is expected to move in for early sunday which bring higher snow totals. we will continue to update you on the latest track of this storm throughout the next few days. i-83@est mix i-235 @ keo35 @ oralabor coming up next, david geiger joins us with this morning's report. then students at lincoln high their school was named after today... but first, let them take a selfie. 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, that's a lot less than verizon and at&t. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month plus get $300 back. on the last day of the agribusiness association of iowa showcase and conference, water quality was a big issue on the agenda. governor branstad was at the event, he says there are 32 different conservation and environmental practices that can help iowa water quality and that it's not a one there are different soil types and situations in iowa, so it needs to be tailored to meet individual needs of the landowner. and there's a lot of interest with some of the initiatives and financial support that's been coming out of the state government. branstad says, "landowners are very interested, but they also need some sort of cost-share or some assistance and we have some great practices it's a scientifically based nutrient reduction strategy. the biggest challenge is to have an adequate source of funding that's going to be reliable for the long term." the governor also mentioned his save initiative, which would extend a sales tax, giving 80 percent of the growth to schools and some to water quality. he acknowledged at the there's dissent on the capitol, but he says the idea gets both issues more funding without a tax increase. the last four occupiers of a national wildlife refuge in oregon surrendered yesterday. the holdouts were the last of a group that seized the malheur national refuge on january second. the occupiers were demanding the government turn over the land to locals and to release two ranchers imprisoned for arson. police arrested at least 12 occupiers ast week - including leader ammon bundy. presidential candidates are used to stopping all the time to take selfies. now our 16th president is getting in on the craze. lincoln high school held it's annual "selfies with abe" day yesterday. an abraham lincoln impersonator strolled the lunch room for students to pose with him. it's all in honor of president lincoln's it's friday, which has many iowans looking forward to the weekend. and a night out on the town. still ahead, learn how state lawmakers may consider repealing an alcohol related law. and the number of tickets iowa police issued to people breaking it last year. new overnight... police light up snowy streets with a high speed chase. hear why it all started... and why they had to resort to following footsteps through the snow. people in johnston may see it as an eyesore... but city leaders see big bucks. we'll tell you where wrecking balls are headed in johnston... and why it has people in town envisioning a brighter future this morning. cost of love... tis the season for affection, devotion... and some serious spending. we're telling you why we feel the need to please with gifts. plus why your money may be best spent today and not on the holiday itself. it's friday, february 12th.