it's another chilly morning in in the 30s and 40s... skies are partly cloudy. it will be a beautiful fall day... but the this afternoon. temperatures will reach the upper 60s. runners took their marks this

marathons now underway in the heart of des moines. a few minutes ago, the whistle blew for the more than 8 - thousand runners taking part in the full and half marathon. 041800 - by far the bulk of our registration is in the half marathon , thats the most popular distance. thats a trend we see nationwide the group started and will finish on the locust street bridge. before the race, many stopped by the sports and fitness expo at the iowa events center. a runner from the east coast traveled to des moines his family... he hopes his training will pay off, and says he is looking forward

to the cooler weather. its perfect environment, i live in florida and so i've been training in 80 - 85 degree weather and high humidity this for me is going to be a perfect break with the runners come several road closures. the locust street bridge, walnut street, and grand avenue to m-l-k parkway are blocked off for the marathon today. the roads should open around four this afternoon. hundreds of people are back in their warm homes this morning.... after sleeping a night in the cold to help those who do it every night. "i try and say to some of the kids that are here today, if they look up and see some stars tonight, our homeless kids are looking up at those exact same stars. and they don't have a bed to go to." this weekend's event marked the tenth anniversary of reggie's sleepout... it's held in memory of reggie kelsey, a young man who was homeless and found dead by the des moines river in 2001... hundreds of students from metro

stadium to camp out in their cardboard homes for the night. "for me personally, i think it's just a great crossover of my passions. i love helping people, giving back to the community, and it's great for - i'm into engineering and stuff, so i think where those two kind of crossover just naturally was a great project for me to work on, and a lot of the guys have the same opinion, i think." reggie's sleepout raised nearly 14o- thousand dollars for iowa homeless youth centers, which serves around 13-thousand homeless people across the state. fort dodge police are investigating an armed robbery at a hotel. it happened yesterday morning at the best western starlite located at third avenue. police say two men walked in with a handgun, demanded money from the desk employee... then fled the scene. witnesses described one of the men between 5-8 and 5-10, around 170 pounds, and wearing a grey hoodie. the other is between 5-6 and 5-7, around 150 pounds, and was

we'll keep you updated as more information comes in. des moines police are investigating two gas station robberies in the same area and around the same time this weekend. the first happened around 8 - 30 friday night at the b-p station in the 51 - hundred block of north east 14th street. then three hours later and two blocks over...someone robbed the git n go in the 42 - hundred block of north west second street. right now, police aren't sure if the two are connected. a pleasant hill babysitter accused of child abuse will stand trial tomorrow. christina williamson is facing child endangerment, willful injury, and child neglect charges. police arrested williamson back in may after they say hidden camera video showed the non-registered daycare provider abusing three children. the bench trial is set to begin tomorrow morning in polk county. that's the same time jury deliberations will resume in

the des moines man is charged with shooting at three people - and hitting two of them- in a pleasant hill neighborhood last year. polson claims he was high on meth and didn't realize what he was doing. jurors were handed the case late friday afternoon and only deliberated for a half hour. carly fiorina wrapped up her three day swing through the state. the republican presidential hopeful's last stop in iowa was a town hall meeting in waterloo. fiorina talked about her frustration with the government after meeting with an iowa farmer hit hard by bird flu. she said the farmer knew what to do -- but was told by the u-s-d-a to wait until they got there. his voice literally breaking he said, 'carly i've been in this business all my life. i know what to do. the government won't let me do it.' when six bureaucrats finally showed up to tell him what to do, he said, 'you don't know anything about my business and they didn't care anything about me.' fiorina joins the rest of the

next debate on october 28th in boulder, colorado. following a strong performance in last week's debate, a democratic candidate is making his way to iowa. vermont senator bernie sanders will hold a town hall meeting in oskaloosa tomorrow morning. it's set for 10 at william penn university. the candidates aren't the only ones drawing a crowd this weekend... the great iowa pet expo keeps getting bigger every year. animal lovers stopped by to meet earl --- the grumpy puppy. the beagle and pug mix from bloomfield became an iowa and internet sensation. today, you can get a picture with the pooch as well as check out the more than 100 booths and vendors at the expo. we have multiple entertainment events going on each day of the weekend. plus we have multiple contests, lots of interactive experiences whether you need to talk to a vet, a trainer, or an animal

communicator. we also have about 20 adoption groups out here so you can go home with a new best friend the event continues today at the iowa state fairgrounds varied industries building. doors open at 10. tickets are six dollars for adults and kids get in for three dollars. the pet expo isn't the only show in town... get ready to be amazed when the big top stops in des moines. where you can learn a few circus tricks, plus enjoy a grammy winning

good morning. it's another great day to get out and enjoy the des moines and the metro. the i-m-t des moines marathon is going on now in the heart of downtown. as they take part in one of the biggest fall races in the metro. and do it all for free! join the fun at the ringling brothers 'built to amaze!' circus as as the big top stops at wells fargo arena. you can even meet the cast, try on costumes, and learn tricks at an all access pre-show. catch one of the shows at either 11-30 or 3-30 p-m. tickets start at 14 dollars. finally, enjoy a special evening with five time grammy winner mary chapin carpenter. catch her intimate acoustic performance at hoyt sherman place tonight at 7. tickets start at 36.50. remember, there are a thousand ways to get out and enjoy des moines and the metro to find out how check us out at

it's another chilly start to the day in central iowa! temperatures are beginning in the 20s, 30s, and 40s. we will warm up today... even warmer than

yesterday. temperatures will reach the upper 60s with breezy winds from the south southeast. the winds will stay strong through monday taking temperatures to nearly 80 degrees! a few showers will again be possible on tuesday, but they will be very isolated. the week steadies out with highs in the

just ahead on today in iowa sunday... the fall marks the start of a new season... how a shot in the arm now could prevent the flu later. plus why doctors say this year's vaccine will protect you better than the last. i'm keith murphy...a knockout punch for the iowa hawkeyes and a fast start for

as the weather starts to cool down, the centers for disease control is urging americans to get their flu shots now. but that could be a hard sell for some families after last year's vaccine proved to be only 20 percent effective. tom costello has more on what's different this year. mid october, and the push is on.... "you're here for your flu shots?" at christiana care in delaware, doctors, nurses and hospital staff are lining up for the flu vaccine.

nurse manager jamie ayala has a 3-year- old, noah...at home. ...and she's 8-months pregnant: "i don't want to bring home anything from the hospital - any more germs to my family." with 11-thousand employees, christiana care is keenly focused on getting its front-line medical staff vaccinated last year, the vaccine proved to be a poor match for the flu strain. not this year. "the vaccine's components have been shifted to match what's currently circulating, and we expect the vaccine to work much better this year." but it can take two weeks for the vaccine to provide protection. all the more reason, say experts, to vaccinate before flu season hits in a few weeks. "when you have the flu, you are contagious a day before you develop symptoms." tom: "before you develop symptoms?" abele: "yes, yes. so you don't even know you have the flu and you can still transmit it to other folks." one common misconception: the vaccine itself can give you the flu. not true! "the cdc says flu causes

millions of illnesses each year and hundreds of thousands of hospitalizations. complications lead to thousands of deaths. mostly among the elderly." vaccinations are most important for: -children over 6-months. -anyone 50 and over. -or with a chronic condition. -and pregnant women. "i'm gonna give you your vaccine." ...and new moms like dominiique johnson. just a few days old, babies like jayla are especially vulnerable to the flu. ....making her mom's vaccine, all the more important. according to the c-d-c, flu vaccines typically cost between five to 25 dollars for children and adults. next in sports... the hawkeye train keeps on rolling but the cyclones and panthers came up short. highlights and scores when we

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down so many starters. one had to wonder if they could win at 20 northwestern. iowa didn't just win. the hawks made a statement. new kirk knows he'll need some old school, smash mouth football to win this one. and it starts poorly for iowa. already down a drew ott, the one guy iowa can't lose, quarterback c-j beathard, aggravates a leg injury early, and comes up wincing. then this. jordan canzeri, the national player of the week, goes down with an ankle injury. looked bad, but it's a sprain, not break. next man in. and that man is akrum wadley. you'll hear his name again. first play of the second quarter, 35 yard turn the corner touchdown. hawks lead 9-nothing. more wadley. this time from four yards, and iowa's lead is 16. hawkeye fans who made the trip love it.

northwestern pulls within six, and the hawkeye defense slams the door. josey jewell with a big third down stop. stays 16-10. third quarter, the akrum wadely experience continues. wadley rushed for 204 yards and four touchdowns. it's an old fashioned beat down. hawks stay undefeated, 40 to ten. this team finds a way. a much needed bye week gives iowa a chance to rest and heal. this team finds a way. a much needed bye week gives iowa a chance to rest and heal. then check the schedule. the hawks would likely need to lose two of these games to keep iowa out of the big ten championship. the cyclones need one of those paul rhoads upset specials. they've been few and far between the

past few years. cyclone fans hopeing this is the the big ten championship. the cyclones need one of those paul stay undefeated, 40 to ten. this team finds a way. a much needed bye week gives iowa a chance to rest and heal. then check the schedule. the hawks would likely need to lose two of these games to keep iowa out of the big ten championship. the cyclones need one of those paul rhoads upset specials. they've been few and far between the past few years. cyclone fans hopeing this is the night. and it starts well for iowa state. former ankeny hawk joel lanning finds former urbandale jayhawk allen lazard. it's a ciml hook-up for 74 yards. game tied at 14 in the

hassel loves it. still 14s when mike warren walks into the end zone. iowa state leads 21-14! is this the night? no. truh-von boykin to charlie reid, who is so alone he has his own zip code. tied at 21. isu down just 3 at the break. second half. tcu pours it on. boykin to josh doctson, 42 yard touchdown. 45-21 horned frogs the final. sometimes you know you just witnessed a play you'll see for the rest of your life. that happened today at the big house. michigan leading bitter rival michigan state by 2. final play. 7 grand view out the

tall. the yellow jackets of graceland out to make a name. first play from scrimmage for the vikings. derek fulton hits cory crynkovich ....sir-ko-vich finds the ball and an open path down the sideline....a 75-yard score. it's 7-0 vikings.grand view defense bringing it. pressure on graceland in the end zone. that's a safety. 9-zip vikes. then late in the half, robert lewis comes up huge on special teams. blocks the field. takes it to the house. grand view wins again, 19-13. at

the panthers. western illinois edges uni, 24-19. and in san diego, drake falls to the toreros, 27-zip. cubs fans waited a long time for another league championship series. they'll have to wait at least another night for a win. down 3-zip, the royal tie it. then... royals take the lead, 4-3, thanks to a double by alex gordon to bring in mike moustakas. kc never looks back, 6-3 final. royals lead series 2 games to none. on ice, iowa wild win their first game, 1-nil over the monsters of lake erie. keith

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reach the upper 60s. fellow firefighters and even strangers came together this weekend to honor two kansas city firefighters.. killed in the line of duty. thousands of people gathered in kansas city's sprint center to pay their respects to the fallen firefighters. larry leggio and john mesh were killed last monday after they rescued two people in an apartment fire and the roof of the building collapsed. two other firefighters were injured. at the memorial service, their families were presented with folded american flags. the national union president said the men would be remembered for sacrificing their lives to save others. "their memories will be reinforced for those who enter

this profession on what it stands for, and why you all serve. they will be our inspiration moving forward. " firefighters from across the state converged in the city to honor their two comrades. members of the des moines fire department attended the memorial and posted this on facebook.. -- we have worked closely with our brothers and sisters in the kansas city association of fire fighters. words cannot come close to expressing our sympathy. please say a prayer for their members and for the families of those lost. rest easy, we'll take it from here. another church door was set on fire this weekend in st. louis... it's the fifth time in the last two weeks. police say the new life missionary baptist church was set on fire around four yesterday morning. investigators say it was the worst one yet... causing an estimated more than 10-thousand dollars in

the five small churches are all different denominations... but are located in north saint louis. new life's pastor says he's telling members not to let the incident dampen their spirits. "i have prayed for them,' said trigg of the arson suspects. 'i have forgiven them. i don't want the communities to be angry. i don't want the churches to be angry, because it is in these moments that our character is tested." the fire department has not confirmed the fires are related... but officials admit there are similarities. however, there is no word yet on a motive. heavy rains caused flash flooding and mudslides ... shutting down roads and leading to evacuations in southern california. now the rain is hitting communities in the north. it's the same areas burned by massive wildfires last month. because the flames destroyed so many trees and brush, officials say there is nothing to stop the mud from flowing... putting these already hard-hit areas at even greater risk. meteorologists say more rain is

expected throughout the week. it was supposed to be a night to remember for a california family. it turns out.. it was, but not for the reason they thought. earlier in the week, the groom called off the wedding... but instead of cancelling the 35 thousand dollar event, the bride's family invited the city's homeless for a special night at a sacramento hotel. dozens of families gathered in the banquet room and lined up for an evening of fine dining. one of the guests says it gave their kids a rare night out. "i think it's very generous actually. to lose out on something so important to yourself and then give it to someone else is really giving." part of the 35-thousand dollar wedding price tag includes a non- refundable honeymoon. the bride and her mother will take the trip instead to belize. comedian tracy morgan is back! last night, he hosted "saturday night live." "thank you... thank you... thank you so much ...

... no i'm just playing. y'all thought for a minute that was real. but i'm back. it feels so good to be here. claps nats" the appearance of the former s-n-l cast member marked 16 months since his car accident in new jersey. he suffered a traumatic brain injury after a truck slammed into his limo. fans were so excited to see the comedian, lining up as early as thursday night. this was morgan's second time hosting the show, the first was in 2004.

as you can see we've got a few members of the channel 13 family out there running this morning in the i-m-t des moines marathon and half marathon. we want to wish all

it's another chilly start to the day in central iowa! temperatures are beginning in the 20s, 30s, and 40s. we will warm up today... even warmer than yesterday. temperatures will

from the south southeast. the winds will stay strong through monday taking temperatures to nearly 80 degrees! a few showers will again be possible on tuesday, but they will be very isolated. the week

still ahead on today in iowa sunday... statistics show one in 68 kids is impacted by autism. how one group is helping iowa kids...and the new expansion that's helping it do more.

it is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. commentator: the 32-year-old head of a pharmaceutical company raised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000%. i'm announcing a detailed plan to crack down on these abuses. commentator: he may be lowering it after hillary clinton blasted him out of the water. her plan would lim the out-of-pocket costs that consumers have to pay. clinton: nobody in america should have to choose

between buying the medicine they need and paying their rent. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. "it's just been phenomenal." the expansion of an autism treatment facility will allow more kids get the intense intervention they need.. the homestead in altoona started the children's autism project in 20-10. five years later, the organization serves kids in several locations across the state. channel 13's megan reuther shows us

"oh you got some keys for your purse." "leighton...do you want sunglasses?" this looks like fun... "thanks for looking at my eyes. that was awesome." but five-year-old leighton buckley is hard at work. "when i'm offering her different choices, i'm waiting for her to go look at me in the eyes before giving her the item." the kindergartener was diagnosed with autism about a year and a half ago. "let's give the baby a cookie...baby...baby. yeah." now, she's spends two and a half hours five days a week at the homestead, getting help through applied behavior analysis. "applied behavior analysis is really a science that looks at how do we learn and take that science and apply it to children with autism and think about the most meaningful impact, what behaviors, social skills, communication skills is most important to teach a child and what is the best way to do that."the homestead currently has a waiting list of sixty families in the des moines metro. leighton was finally

weeks ago, thanks to an expansion at the altoona location. "we have tripled our space, so we have the ability to serve more families and kids and get their meaningful services that they need." standup "this was the original space for the children's autism project at the homestead in altoona. it's now been transformed into a club room for older kids. this is where they would have the group play area. and, they only had four individual treatment spaces." "our new space has a large clinic activity room that has different play areas, play centers. in addition, we have eight more treatment spaces that we can do more of the very structured teaching as well." the altoona location will now be able to serve twenty-one families. grants and community donations paid for the one million dollar project. "when community members or people are touched by someone with autism hear a story that a parent heard their child say i love you for the first time or hold their hand for the first for the

first time with their child, it makes a difference." "peach...thank you for looking." it's made a difference in leighton's life. "her communication has really taken off in the last six weeks. some of her behaviors have been diminishing at home." as she works on her skills...in a new setting. in altoona, megan reuther, channel 13 news. the new homestead expansion is located on adventureland drive in altoona. the organization also has facilities in the quad cities, cedar rapids, and pleasant hill. still ahead on today in iowa sunday. thousands of runners are braving the marathon course today in des moines. but female athletes in paris aren't running in your average tennis shoes for their race. how they're putting their ankles to the

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on your mark, get set, go. thousands of athletes are running their way through downtown. where the route will take them and the road closures you should expect. camping for a cause... hundreds packed drake stadium for a sleepout. the reason for spending the night in the cold and how much money they raised in the process. it's another chilly morning in central iowa. temperatures are in the 30s and it's another chilly morning in

40s... skies are partly cloudy. it will be a beautiful fall day... but the winds will be a little gusty this afternoon. temperatures will reach the upper 60s. runners took their marks this morning for one the state's biggest runners took their marks this morning for one the state's biggest marathons now underway in the heart of des moines. a few minutes ago, the whistle blew for the more than 8 - thousand runners

taking part in the full and half marathon. 041800 - by far the bulk of our registration is in the half marathon , thats the most popular distance. thats a trend we see nationwide the group started and will finish on the locust street bridge. before the race, many stopped by the sports and fitness expo at the iowa events center. a runner from the east coast traveled to des moines his family... he hopes his training will pay off, and says he is looking forward to the cooler weather. its perfect environment, i live in florida and so i've been training in 80 - 85 degree weather and high humidity this for me is going to be a perfect break with the runners come several road closures. the locust street bridge, walnut street, and grand avenue to m-l-k parkway are blocked off for the marathon today. the roads should open around four this afternoon. hundreds of people are back in their warm homes this morning.... after sleeping a night in the cold to help those who do it every

"i try and say to some of the kids that are here today, if they look up and see some stars tonight, our homeless kids are looking up at those exact same stars. and they don't have a bed to go to." this weekend's event marked the tenth anniversary of reggie's sleepout... it's held in memory of reggie kelsey, a young man who was homeless and found dead by the des moines river in 2001... hundreds of students from metro schools gathered at drake stadium to camp out in their cardboard homes for the night. "for me personally, i think it's just a great crossover of my passions. i love helping people, giving back to the community, and it's great for - i'm into engineering and stuff, so i think where those two kind of crossover just naturally was a great project for me to work on, and a lot of the guys have the same opinion, i think." reggie's sleepout raised nearly 14o- thousand dollars for iowa homeless youth centers, which serves around 13-thousand homeless people across the state.

fort dodge police are investigating an armed robbery at a hotel. it happened yesterday morning at the best western starlite on third avenue. police say two men walked into a hotel with a handgun, demanded money from the desk employee. then fled the scene. witnesses describe one of the suspects between 5-8 and 5-10, around 170 pounds, wearing a grey hoodie. the other is between 5-6 and 5-7, around 150 pounds, in a blue hoodie. we'll keep you updated as more information comes in. des moines police are investigating two gas station robberies in the same area and around the same time this weekend. the first happened around 8 - 30 friday night at the b-p station in the 51 - hundred block of north east 14th street. then three hours later and two blocks over...someone robbed the git n go in the 42 - hundred block of north west second street. right now, police aren't sure if the two are connected. carly fiorina wrapped up her

the republican presidential hopeful's last stop in iowa was a town hall meeting in waterloo. fiorina talked about her frustration with the government after meeting with an iowa farmer hit hard by bird flu. she said the farmer knew what to do -- but was told by the u-s-d-a to wait until they got there. his voice literally breaking he said, 'carly i've been in this business all my life. i know what to do. the government won't let me do it.' when six bureaucrats finally showed up to tell him what to do, he said, 'you don't know anything about my business and they didn't care anything about me.' fiorina joins the rest of the republican contenders in the next debate on october 28th in boulder, colorado. following a strong performance in last week's debate, a democratic candidate is making his way to iowa. vermont senator bernie sanders will hold a town hall meeting in oskaloosa tomorrow morning.

the candidates aren't the only ones drawing a crowd this weekend... the great iowa pet expo keeps getting bigger every year. animal lovers stopped by to meet earl --- the grumpy puppy. the beagle and pug mix from bloomfield became an iowa and internet sensation. today, you can get a picture with the pooch as well as check out the more than 100 booths and vendors at the expo. we have multiple entertainment events going on each day of the weekend. plus we have multiple contests, lots of interactive experiences whether you need to talk to a vet, a trainer, or an animal communicator. we also have about 20 adoption groups out here so you can go home with a new best friend the event continues today at the iowa state fairgrounds varied industries building. doors open at 10. tickets are six dollars for adults and kids get in for three dollars.

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it's another chilly start to the day in central iowa! temperatures are beginning in the 20s, 30s, and 40s. we will warm up today... even warmer than yesterday. temperatures will reach the upper 60s with breezy winds from the south southeast. the winds will stay strong through monday taking temperatures to nearly 80 degrees! a few showers will again be possible on tuesday, but they will be very isolated. the week steadies out with highs in the 70s and upper 60s. still ahead on today in iowa sunday... the iowa hawkeyes are on a roll, and the cyclones off to a strong start. coming up in still ahead on today in iowa sunday... the iowa hawkeyes are on a roll, and the cyclones off to a strong start. coming up in sports...we'll show you highlights dcores. d on this week's inds.ve price talks with republican presidtial hopeful rand paul his mission to win colge ters... and the high profile trial he

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the hawkeyes are so banged up. down so many starters. one had to wonder if they could win at 20 northwestern. iowa didn't just win. the hawks made a statement. new kirk knows he'll need some old school, smash mouth football to win this one. and it starts poorly for iowa. already down a drew ott, the one guy iowa can't lose, quarterback c-j beathard, aggravates a leg injury early, and comes up wincing. then this. jordan canzeri, the national player of the week, goes down with an ankle injury. looked bad, but it's a sprain, not break. next man in. and that man is akrum wadley. you'll hear his name again. first play of the second quarter, 35 yard turn the corner touchdown. hawks lead 9-nothing.

more wadley. this time from four yards, and iowa's lead is 16. hawkeye fans who made the trip love it. northwestern pulls within six, and the hawkeye defense slams the door. josey jewell with a big third down stop. stays 16-10. third quarter, the akrum wadely experience continues. wadley rushed for 204 yards and four touchdowns. it's an old fashioned beat down. hawks stay undefeated, 40 to ten. this team finds a way. a much needed bye week gives

then check the schedule. the hawks would likely need to lose two of these games to keep iowa out of the big ten championship. the cyclones need one of those paul rhoads upset specials. they've been few and far between the past few years. cyclone fans hopeing this is the night. and it starts well for iowa state. former ankeny hawk joel lanning finds former urbandale jayhawk allen lazard. it's a ciml hook-up for 74 yards. game tied at 14 in the

hassel loves it. still 14s when mike warren walks into the end zone. iowa state leads 21-14! is this the night? no. truh-von boykin to charlie reid, who is so alone he has his own zip code. tied at 21. isu down just 3 at the break. second half. tcu pours it on. boykin to josh doctson, 42 yard touchdown. 45-21 horned frogs the final. sometimes you know you just witnessed a play you'll see for the rest of your life. that happened today at the big house. michigan leading bitter rival michigan state by 2. final play. 7 grand view out the

michigan leading bitter rival michigan state by 2. final play. 7 grand view out the tunnel and walking tall. the yellow jackets of graceland out to make a name. first play from scrimmage for the vikings. derek fulton hits cory crynkovich ....sir-ko-vich finds the ball and an open path down the

score. it's 7-0 vikings.grand view defense bringing it. pressure on graceland in the end zone. that's a safety. 9-zip vikes. then late in the half, robert lewis comes up huge on special teams. blocks the field. takes it to the house. grand view wins again, 19-13. at the unidome, another loss for the panthers. western illinois edges uni, 24-19. and in san diego, drake falls to the toreros, 27-zip. cubs fans waited a long time for another league championship series. they'll have to wait at least another night for a win. down 3-zip, the royal tie it. then... royals take the lead, 4-3, thanks to a double by alex gordon to bring in mike moustakas. kc never looks back, 6-3 final. royals lead series 2 games to none. on ice, iowa wild win their first game, 1-nil over the monsters of lake erie.

for today in iowa sunday...i'm keith

thousands of athletes are trekking their way through downtown as part of this year's des moines marathon. it's one of the biggest marathons in the state. they started at 8 this morning and will finish the race on the locust street bridge. today's events bring several downtown road closures...including walnut street and grand avenue, and m-l-k parkway. these streets will open up around 4. hundreds of people are back in their beds this morning. this is after spending a night in the cold for the tenth annual reggie's sleepout at drake stadium. the event is held in memory of reggie kelsey, a young man who was

homeless and found dead by the des moines river in 2001... reggie's sleepout raised nearly 14o- thousand dollars for iowa homeless youth centers, which serves around 13-thousand homeless people across the state. coming up on the insiders with dave price... we go 1 on 1 with presidential candidate rand paul. see his reaction when we ask him about the trial connected to the biggest scandal in iowa caucus history. plus, why polk county supervisors say they need 10 million dollars

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the geek in geeky when you can't money is allocated at it is allocated for fiscal year of the money is gone and so should be all the spending. i say let all expire because and to vote for new spending would require usually a super majority in the senate. sixty votes votes that would be great would call out and get rid of waste in government. i send my speed is all a time was with a couple hundred thousand dollars last year to

find out whether japanese quail are sexually promiscuous on cocaine and that never goes away when we do a continuing resolution. nothing ever gets performed so i say let's let it all expire and lets you the power of the purse. republicans have a right to be frustrated republicans are not doing enough in washington. i say let it all expire. >> the results of the finding elements cap skokie cuba could just ball the audience and save a lot of money. >> if we did what you're talking about to does indeed bring some short-term chaos? >> every year the money expires we should let it expire every year than then when we were places replace the spending we should pass it at an individual bills, 12 parts of government

should pass their own spending. 2005 was the last time we passed all the spending bills. nothing gets reformed. my point is government is definitive herbal bath defended her boldness and borrowing all this money is a durable burden to the economy is having that happened inconvenient and spending comes to a halt and we restart it is what you need to drive reform in government. if you do nothing just give the government of the not then that's a disaster. >> people have the feeling that if we did that once you all agreed on new spending, what do you think is it's practical to reduce our current bubble of spending? is there such a figure in your head? >> there is something called the pending penny plan plant where he cut 1 percent of spending every year and the budget balances and in five years but it is a real budget cut, not a cut in proposed increases so please add three.8 trillion last year we would cut by 30 30 billion. you do it each year for five years and the budget actually balances and i think most families have had to put up with losing 1 percent of their income. i don't think there's any reason

something that is personal. some people have wondered at the cannes sorenson trial can kind of hurt us guilt by association? >> it's not really related is not really related to me. >> but some of the same folks are involved? >> not of those people work for me. >> former state senator kent sorenson has article and guilty for his his part in a scheme to scheme with randy paul's father ron in the 2012 caucus. several times are for bad debt. jesse benton is up for federal charges in des moines right now and that was all part of a secretive plan to pay sorenson and hide the effort to do that. denson ran ron paul's presidential campaign in 2012, but he had also worked for randy paul's super pack. he no longer does.

ron's grandchildren. all about the three youth education economy and environment. it might also be about election. corbett is does not deny that he is looking to run for governor in the future governor is really officially out there endorsing candidates at some point in time it certainly would be a formidable opponent for any

that want to get in and try statewide run as governor. >> let's talk about the threes. how do you mean the economy right view the economy right now? governor has warned the agricultural side here since that hasn't inflicted governor said we can expect revenues to be tighter especially after the big commercial tax how do you view our healthcare. >> i think the economy is very strong right now. i think if you would drive it around the state you usa great harvest. yields are up in and both in both call corn and soybean. in cedar rapids our economy is partially ad based but we have strong manufacturing etc. but that right now our unemployment rate is down below three.45 so it is an issue of only going to have the people of the future to attract people to come to iowa? one of the issues we have to work on and engage iowa is in contacts income tax and income tax policy.

and in the 19 the 1997 was the last time personal income taxes have been addressed in our state and i think it's time we do that. i think i was also the cuts time would do that. >> people over the years have sold me on tax cuts and two different ways. some folks believe it is more important to keep commercial taxes low so business costs are low and that is what it will take to bring people here. others think we need to focus on families and and individuals. >> i am probably more a at looking at families looking at families and individuals. i think one of our biggest challenge in a state of of the state of iowa is our population growth. businesses around cedar rapids are saying we need people, we need people. we just had a job there where over 50 were over 55 companies were looking to hire people so we are really not as competitive as we used to be as relates to our income taxes. when i does talk about income tax cuts.

we are talking about income tax modernizations. basically our revenue is nothing but a mini irs. i think there will be a lot of reception and as we've been out of the state we're just getting launched. we we're just getting this thing together and we are just a month or two old and just getting into shape. we are hearing from a lot of iowans that our income taxes are too high about going to hurt our group of the future geeky but is that the response back in cedar rapids after the governor vetoed the extra money for k-12 schools? the legislature kind of worked together to put that together and a lot of them were surprised that he shot that down. >> generally the education community has a negative response.

districts in cedar rapids that are facing some very big challenges and it was kind of the great disappointment within the education community and that funding was be vetoed like that. >> is that something you would like to see the legislature work to restore some of that next year? you talked about the difficulty getting corporations here at getting people to want to move here, is that something longer term we have to wowoy about? >> certainly federal funding is key to the system because the state of the largest player. there is property tax that plays the funding model. another thing i think that has especially with k-12, is the lack of local control. it used to be school boards, superintendents principals and teachers had a lot of authority

in classroom and buildings, but with all the federal and state regulations, every dollar comes with strings attached to it and with all those strings all it does is kill the innovation in the classroom. working on medication long term the delivery system of education for the future and trying to re-create where you had innovation in our classrooms. >> so was that vetoed vito disappointment to you? did didn't put you where you think we need to go? >> certainly i think day in and day out there's trouble with the cedar rapids school district so yes, i was personally disappointed in the veto, especially as the legislature worked so hard to get that done. my time in the legislature, i was 13 years there and i was appropriations chairman for two years chairman for two years, and so i know how hard it is to put these budgets together and how delicate it can't can be. it was a disappointing it was disappointing to receive that especially after all the hard work everyone put into getting

that compromise compromise together. >> so let's talk about the environment. some folks said hey i can't believe a republican is talked about the environment, you're all against climate change and not thinking of the environment but about business. >> i think it is an opportunity for republicans to be more aggressive on environment. teddy roosevelt and president of united states and thanks to him we have our state parks around this great country so i think it is something we need to be more vocal on. there is public policy and if the liberals are the only ones opposing proposing public policy they will dominate the debate so i think we need more

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when you think some someone someone homeless, living in the deep south or in orinda hills of west virginia after the mine shutdown? but the truth is in polk county many who are hungry and word were not there but word rather let next the next male next meal them have jobs. that shows the need behind a new $10 million effort called partnership for a hungry free full county board of supervisor members and angela connie and bob burton burnell join us now. we have seen that you want to raise about $10 million, obviously a lot of money so where does the money go? what would you use it for? >> there's a lot of things we will use it for and this would we are hoping to expand hours and our food pantry, have mobile trucks go out in neighborhoods and build new food pantries which we did in riverplace which is our first polk county food pantry that we've ever had. we have had an increase of 2600 people visiting that site alone

so we know there is a real need. >> and this is as the economy is supposedly getting better. >> the economy is getting better but there are still a lot of people going hungry. one out of five children and one out of eight adults. >> going forward your longer term is this an acknowledgment that this is going to be a problem that will be around for a long time? what is going to fix this? >> those are questions that we all have, how do we know for doing any good and how to do you sustain that it? so those are questions that we all have. i think the impetus behind this is good enough that we need to move forward with it. we find pantries that of "-left-double-quote 70 percent of the new people who come to the pantry are on our radar. the pantries can't be used all the time but 70 percent what when we opened a new pantry are

are we missing? this seems to be something that is really kind of the eluding us and it is not just the homeless as he said in your intro but these are working poor. >> it is almost two thirds of the people who are considered food insecure have a job of some sort. >> right and food insecure is a really broad curve but it is generally accepted by everybody. that means you don't know where your next meal is coming from. you had breakfast and it doesn't mean you don't know where you're going, it means you don't know

if you're getting a meal at all and that is the definition of food insecure and there's 55,000 of those in polk county. >> what do you see as a solution? what is going to make this basically erase this need and get rid of this? >> we know that in five years what we would love to say is that the 55,000 because right now we know that is a number in polk county going hungry every day. i can't be an naive enough to think were going to erase that number in five years because that is what this plan is for but i think we have to take the approach. right now we are looking at the 10,000,001 help us meet this plan. the food pantries extended hours, meals on wheels, extra staffing for the food pantries extra hours, the food packs that we will have its schools, even the extra food pantries that we are going to put in schools, all of these things but let's get to the bottom line and if is it going to help us figure out more housing? that is also a basic need is housing. do they need to get back to work? we had to look at this holistic way and know there's other things we need to be looking at also. >> bottom line we need more people making more money don't we? >> you've hit it right on the head.

got to come up. >> this obviously is a bipartisan think thing. >> you could do that. polk county could just raise the minimum wage. does that work like that? >> it is something we could do i suppose. i question whether or not we have the authority to actually do it. i don't know if we can pass an ordinance that says minimum-wage is going to be asked and that applies to every jurisdiction in polk county. >> that is something we're looking into. >> but you're right, more income for folks is a way we could look at this.

does that reduce the pressure on food pantries. i think it is important to mention, angela talked about his backpack programs and people do that to their cities are who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... they want to go back to letting the super wealthy call the shots.

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right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. last segment we talked about one of the big problems addressing us in polk county. you get a chance to meet his presidential candidates are your rubio fan entering hillary clinton fan. you get marco rubio for dinner just the two of you, what would

becomes president? >> i think the country needs healing. we've gone through several years of our political leaders on both sides of the aisle separating and dividing us by our identities and our identity groups. i don't need another guy or woman who does that and just makes it worse so what is your plan to heal us and bring us together and bring us beyond our divisions? i want someone who will address 21st century issues with 21st century solutions and i'm tired of the 21st century approach to everything so what are these solutions and what is your vision? it is easy to be against things but i want to know what you are for. it takes so long to get a ba va appointment that our veterans are dying so it's easy to be against that but what are you for? i have been impressed with senator rubio on those things but those are things that i would like to have him flush out a little bit more. >> you get dinner with hillary clinton. what do you tell her? >> i am very, very impressed and i'm sure a lot of the country was impressed. she was very presidential the other night in the debate and by far she stood out. she's a very smart woman. i really want to know how is she going to engage congress so that we stop this fighting and bickering and how can we get something done. that is really what i would sit down across the table with her

and say, how are you going to get anything done? i love your ideas and i love your issues and i'm excited about your plan would really how're you going to get anything done? >> you both have thought about congress throughout your career. you both decided no way. >> no thank you. >> clearly that place is a mass. >> clearly. >> we actually can get more done here i'm sorry to say. >> at the county level. >> and polk county is different from other counties i get that but this is kind of a symptom of the bigger disease which is that we can actually take this on an local level because if we wait for the federal or even state government to do it it's not going to get done. i don't agree with what johnson county did but i understand their frustration. this is kind of local folks taking things into their own

>> time for insiders quick

picks. question one, where does polk county need the most improvement, in what area? >> we need to jeopardy music playing the jeopardy music playing right now. >> if you could wave your magic wand what would it be? >> well, we need to figure out how to solve this crisis for food insecurity. >> okay geek jacked up al qaeda government or. >> anything. >> i would say labor. there is a coming labor shortage here that is going to cost us some businesses businesses conceivably so i think labor development is our biggest challenge. >> to think more broadly for the entire state what would make us more attractive for folks to

move your? >> mountains and oceans. [laughter] to give this might be hard to get. >> i think it's pretty attractive already. we are getting a lot of people moving here from other spots, not just the midwest but across the country and once people get here they really seemed to like it so seem to like it so i think we just need more exposure. >> wears an area the county could really share services with the local municipality and it would make sense? >> we have tried in the past for instance it, we have done -- we have tried that and we just couldn't get back on activity to work. we are working on library function, the low hanging fruit we look at lot so we work with our municipalities a lot. >> okay. >> we've got great relations

with our municipalities. i would say maybe more of the central a central iowa realm sharing jail space. we do have jail space there and that would be something that we would probably be open to talking to everybody in either county. >> question five, biggest misconceptions or are you guys get calls from constituents and they say it's your job as supervisor who could fix something, what is the biggest misconception about a question like that. >> lower their property tax. >> i would say the biggest misconception is that the assessor goes out and assesses their house to whatever we need to adjust our revenue and that is absolutely false. >> and your predictions are really skipped ahead that question five. if you could have any musical group in the world come here and play and polk county who would you most want to see? >> i've been talking about

garth brooks for a while because we went to on the hockey to omaha. >> make it happen. doubt be a good one not be a good one. >> will one that i wanted to see is coming here follow-up will be here just ahead of ncaa's. >> now predictions. >> cubs sweep and northwestern is going to lose by three. >> i predict there are certain cardinal fans that will never become royals fans so embittered

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