she insisted mars drive her back to des moines so she could retrieve her wallet. >> everything in herlood. i mean, it was like, you know, it had been sitting in it, you know? it was -- >> but how could police determine if mars was telling the truth? >> mars davis gave us a ton of information that would not have been known to anybody other than who was at that house. >> but how did they know he wasn't involved in the actual murder? for that, police needed to find andrea morris. new ♪ bleeding gums? you may think it's a result of brushing too hard. it's not. it's a sign of early gum disease... which you can help reverse by using listerine(r). added to your brushing routine... listerine(r) kills up to 99.9% of germs... and helps reverse early gum disease in just two weeks. listerine(r). power to your mouth™! also try listerine(r) floss... formerly reach(r) floss. bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... w

so that would be the highway you would take from des moines to go to grimes.lking these fields. and we asked them, "are you looking for a body?" "no." "are you looking for someone?" "no." "are you looking for a weapon?" "we can't say. but the public's not in any danger. we think what happened in grimes is related to this and it's an isolated incident." >> and they're just walking up and down -- >> just walking the fields. >> looking for something? >> you know, in a line, so they don't miss anything. kind of how they do it if there's a missing child but we thought maybe they were looking for a gun or a weapon. >> reporter: good guess. in fact, that small army of cops was looking for anything that looked like evidence. because hours earlier, david moffitt's car went off the road around here. and facts were piling up. moffitt had worked with justin, dated angie, and wrecked his car the morning of the murder just six miles away. >> of course, that piqued our interest very quickly. that moved david moffitt to the top of the list. >> reporter: polk county prosecutor

and i don't think that des moines register expected that. but it's very obvious that he is very much well received. >> tanna, he did say that trump is right and that voters like that he breaks all the rules. >> right. and he does. and i love that about him. and that's what he does. and that's what a lot of people love about him. i mean he puts to words the things that people are thinking. and it's not favorable. and it's not popular. and it's not convenient and easy for him to bring up the subjects that he is bringing up that people go, wait, i like that, i want that in my president. and -- he's definitely nonconventional. and that's what people are liking. washington, d.c. is broken, and mr. trump knows that. and he is going to fix it. >> what do you think now of him being tied now though with den carson? i mean it's two outsiders. ben carson has really gained momentum in the last couple of weeks, last couple of days, really. >> he really has. that's bra for ben. but i work for mr. trump's campaign, and i support and i admire and respect mr

and all thanks to craigslist des moines. the thing about donald trump the candidate is that he's beginning to feel very much like your average run-of-the-mill long haul bus that's been wrapped up in a loud, brash exterior. there was a time when he was just the renegade republican candidate, when he was willing to buck the party on everything, to buck the party on anything. and in a lot of ways donald trump is still that renegade candidate. but that also might be changing a little bit right before our eyes. one of the reasons that donald trump alarmed the republican establishment was because he went around this summer talking about raising taxes on the wealthy. in fact, that became a major talking point for him. >> i would let people that are making hundreds of millions of dollars a year pay some tax because right now they're paying very little tax and i think it's outrageous. the middle class built this country, not the hedge fund guys. by know people in hedge funds, they pay almost nothing. and it's ridiculous. okay? >> so

the "des moines register" has previously feuded with mr. trump. they said after he criticized john mccain's war record that mr. trump should drop out of the race. since then the "des moines register" has found its photographers and reporters frozen out of all donald trump iowa events. but that's really not causing them to back down. heading into tonight's debate, the "des moines register" has just run one of the most blistering editorials i have ever seen against any american politician in any state in any context let alone a front-runner for a national republican presidential nomination. this is from the "des moines register." i'm not tuning this up at all. i'm not making it more hyperbolic than it is. this is what they published. here's how it starts. "every woman has met a donald trump. he's the jerk at the bar, family reunion or sporting event who disrespects women. he laughs the loudest at his own jokes and thinks the world resolves around him. he puffs up his chest and stares at yours. if you tell him to back off, he asks if you're menstruat

that is live donald trump speaking in des moines, iowa. he sounded off over the

applause in des moines. key, key for the evangelical votes. so critical in the iowa caucuses. we just want to take from you what we heard from him in person since he did not correct someone in a town hall that he host odd thursday who called president obama a muslim and not an american. he went ahead and read the five tweets that he put out today. the first one, am i morally obligated to defend the president every time someone says something bad or controversial about him? i don't think so. that was met with loud applause and cheer. they said my first priority as president in my administration will be to protect against religious administration. questions on everything from israel to the iran nuclear deal, the second amendment, our founding fathers. he was asked about ethanol. said he was a big supporter of ethanol. that's huge in the state of iowa. we will analyze all of this. stay with us. much more of what they think about trump's remarks next. iflike i love shrimp, red lobster's endless shrimp... ...is k

i mean, or des moines to new york. or whatever. you still have a transmitter that goes down in the middle of the night in des moines, you still have that in new york. you still have sales concerns and you still have sales managers to work with and be productive with and try to find your spot and find the thins that are going to matter. those conversations are the same in the hallways of providence as they are in new york. the difference for me is just that, you know, there's a different pulse in new york city. there's a different expectation in new york, but both of those stations, pro and wabc are heritage brands. like mr. dickey said earlier, you want to be the custodian of them. i take the heritage of the station in providence and the station here in new york very, very seriously. it's what a lot of us listen to. we listen to 77 growing up and yankees games, cousin brucy, or whatever it might have been. we listened to these big a.m. radio stations growing up. wgn in the midwest. so those big sticks meant a lot to me. so this big

[cheers and applause] >> it is great to be back in des moines. i landed at the airport, saw the hampton inn that, i mustn't stay better like 100 days. i'm sure i've got some points or something. i should get a couple free nights at the hampton inn. everybody, have a seat, have a seat, relax. and i know -- [inaudible] i know it's september, so i know you guys are all about to be flooded with ads and calls for a bunch of folks who want this job. i just can imagine what kind of person would put themselves through something like this. [laughter] although i notice, i did know russhaun was on the ballot. during the introduction, an ex-president of the united states. we could not be prouder of russhaun, not just for the introduction but for the inspiring story he told. i think he's an example of what our young people can do when they put their mind to it. i want to thank your principle, mike vukovich. where is mike? [applause] there he is. your superintendent here. where is tom? [applause] your mayor, frank county is here and was a great friend. where i

[cheering and applause] be back in des moines. and saw at the airport the hampton in there, i must have stayed there 100 days. i'm ure i've got some points there or something, a couple of free hampton. the . [laughter] everybody have a seat, relax. i know -- i know it's september, so i know you guys are all about to be flooded with ads and calls who want ch of folks this job. what kind t imagine of person would put themselves through something like that. . [laughter] i didn't know he was on the ballot. unitedt president of the states. prouder of him, ot only for the introduction but the story he's told. young example of what people can do when they put their minds to it. principal.thank you mike. where's mike? [cheering and applause] he is. [applause] here.uperintendent is where's tom? [cheering and applause] is here who rank is -- where is he? city council o a meeting. miller. . [cheering and applause] mike fitzgerald, great supporter. . [cheering and applause] and secretary of education, arty. . [cheering and applause] i'm not g

go polar bears. [ cheers and applause ] >> it is great to be back in des moines.ou know, i landed in the airport and saw the hampton inn there. i must have stayed there like a hundred days. i'm sure i've got some points or something. i can get a couple of free nights at the hampton inn. everybody have a seat. have a seat, relax. and i know it's september. so i know you guys are all about to be flooded with ads and calls from a bunch of folks who want this job. i just can't imagine what kind of person would put themselves through something like this. although i notice, i didn't know rashon was on the ballot. during the introduction here, the next president of the united states. we could not be prouder of rashon, not just for the introduction, but for the inspiring story that he's told. i think it's an example of what our young people can do when they put their minds to it. i want to that think your principal. mike vucavich. where is mike? there he is. your superintendent, tom ahart, is here. where is tom? your mayor is here, who is a great friend. where is frank? h

those fights, those battles are des moines to new york or providence to new york. you still have a transmitter that goes down. you still have sales concerns. and you still have sales managers to work with and be productive with and try to find your spot and find the things that are going to matter. those conversations are the same in the hall ways of providence as they are in new york. the difference for me, there is a different pulse in new york. there is a different expectation in new york. but both of those stations wpro and wabc are heritage brands. you want to be the custodian of them. i take the heritage of the station in providence and the heritage of the station here in new york very, very seriously. it's what a lot of us listen to. we listened to 77 growing up and yankees games, cousin brucy. or whatever it might have been. we listened to these big a.m. radio stations. i grew up in kansas in the midwest. those big sticks meant a lot to me. this big stick means a lot to me at 77. i take it extremely seriously. i take our talent seriously. i take our approac

the "des moines register" survey has him just seven points behind hillary clinton.h appeared at the democratic party meeting in minneapolis, with sanders taking aim at establishment leaders. by contrast, clinton courted them while focusing her attacks on the top republican. >> trump actually says he would do a much better job for women than i would. >> ifill: meanwhile, many eyes remain on vice president joe biden, who paid a surprise visit to a democractic party event delaware this weekend, and announced plans to travel to pittsburgh on labor day. a perfect time to turn to politics monday, with tamara keith of npr, and amy walter of the "cook political report." late hillary clinton the state department release latest round of hillary clinton's e-mails. this is the drag that keeps on dragging. >> exactly. nine p.m. eastern time, great time to start pouring through thousands of pages of e-mails, the state department said that about 150 of them have been retroactively classified and have been redacted there will be black marks on them. that of course just adds to the

you can also find a surprisingly large variety of pythons on craigslist des moines. this particular one is being listed as being "very docile." it will let you hold him no problem. you can even touch him on his nose. and he's just fine with it. here's a whole collection of romance books. these are books you can buy if you want to be prepared fo

. >> des moines was a very quiet, peaceful, safe place. in crime and everything else. >> johnny and i were best friends. i just remember nothing but happiness. you couldn't live in a better place or have a better environment. >> johnny just enjoyed doing so many things that he had such joy about it. >> any time that somebody had a birthday or something, he would spend a lot of time getting the right package for him. >> if he had a pack of gum, he would hand out a slice to you and a slice to you and then look in the gum package and say oh, i don't have any left. i didn't get one. he was that unselfish. >> johnny's first morning on his paper route, he did the sunday morning paper. and he had his way and he would deliver the paper together. he wanted the paper route because he wanted to get himself a dirt bike. >> he became quite the little businessman. he saved his money and he bought it. well then he and his brother would go riding out in the fields. >> that particular sunday, we get a phone call about 7:00 in the morning wondering where th

you can also find a surprisingly large variety of pythons on craigslist des moines.listed as being "very docile."

guest: "des moines register that same" bloomberg poll had -- that same "des moines register" bloomberg poll had clinton leading. this was a shift from the last time we pulled clinton's numbers that have dropped about 20% and it has been bernie sanders moving up and becoming a stronger challenger to her. host: what does that drop suggest of why it is happening and why mr. sanders is seeing an increase? puttinganders has been on a strong iowa campaign. he is really talking to the liberal base of the party. he has taken this populous tone and he is positioned himself as the candidate for liberals. we poll on people who are likely caucusesd in the iowa as with any primary or caucus, that is the base of the party and probably tend to be more liberal than the democratic party overall and the larger electorate, most people like what they are hearing from bernie sanders. we did ask a question in the poll that was really interesting whether people who supported bernie sanders supported him because of his ideas or because they were not satisfied or had concerns on hillary clinton? saidf sanders

[cheers] president obama: it is great to be back in des moines. i landed at the airport and i saw the hampton inn. i must test stayed there 100 days. --i must have stated their stayed there 100 days. i must have 100 points or something. everybody have a seat, relax. i know it's september, so i know you guys are all about to be fromed with ads and calls a bunch of folks who want this job. i just can't imagine what kind of person would put them -- themselves through something like this. [applause] president obama: although i notice that i did not know rush was on the ballot. during the introduction it was like, "the next president of the united states." [laughter] it is an obama: example of what our young people can do when they put their minds to it. i would like to thank your principal, mike goodrich -- mike ukovic. [applause] president obama: your superintendent is here. where is tom? [applause] president obama: your mayor is here. he was here. he had to go to a city council meeting. he is missing out on the fun. i was attorney general, tom mille

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press after a des moines register meeting about this d discrepancy. clinton struggled to answer. >> all i know is what i have said. what i have said is it was allowed. the same letter went to, as far as, i know, my predecessors. we'll give you additional information as we get it. >> you're telling me something i don't know, she said. look at the video in the background. the journalist from the des moines register lining up with cell phones to get selfies or photos taken from front of the candidate. this was an editorial board meeting. there are folks there taking pictures as if they were hanging out with a celebrity. >> okay. at least they didn't have the selfie stick with them. you're hearing that the vice president has a special guest in washington for the papal event. how will this tip his hand. >> kevin mccarthy was pivotal to joe biden's efforts. he's an iowa operative, former leader in the house there in the state level. he is now co-chairing the draft joe biden effort in iowa. he got a special invite to come to washington with the vice presiden

from des moines and san francisco, guys, you have been digging into these i'll what numbers and i wantart with iowa numbershese and i want to start with you. at? are they looking what do the numbers reflect? when we create poll ar trump hase he nothing on the issues and that he is thin. do you want more specific policy positions before you decide to vote or, are you comfortable with a person figuring it out when they are in the white house? arejority says they comfortable for them to be in the white house. it is a little bit higher for . the heart ofhe the question is, is donald trump playing with different rules than the other candidates? i don't think he is. mike: ben carson has no qualifications and he is free eveneven -- pretty much with him. help aw that ad buys candidacy. ben carson's media campaign is waving out of a window in a passing car as he arrives in town. how is is happening? guest 2: it is interesting. i am the ad geek. donald trump is sucking up so much attention. iowa, he is getting free media. donald trump dominates the air. he has an advantage in the airwaves. when

will announce changes today in des moines, iowa.he wants colleges to apply for federal financial aid from its earlier than president has said many previous year's tax return without having to wait until tax filing season finishes. it's all about ahead of time. the changes are intended to help her people pay for school. nicole: breaking news this morning. germany setting up temporary checks that the austrian borders. migrants continue to pour into the country. germany has become a preferred destination for many old and others in search of a better life. berlin has become increasingly frustrated after many other countries in the e.u. were reluctant to accept where people. interior ministers are meeting today to discuss ways to deal with this migration crisis. lauren: there's been another tragedy among migrants trying to get to greece and turkey. 34 people, including a number of children died when their boat capsized off a greek island in the agency. authorities say it is the deadliest accident they've seen since since the refugee cris

that is live donald trump speaking in des moines, iowa. he sounded off over the controversy involving a town hall questioners trump. this is the first time in my life by not saying nothing. i didn't say anything. i didn't say nothing. that is sort of amazing. >> we are waiting on remarks from carly fiorina. senator ted cruz. and in the hawkeye rick sanatorium and the campaign trail is hopping today. here is a map of all of the action. the democratic candidates focusing on new hampshire where the democrat convention begins. we'll check in there later in the fox report. and carl came ron is live in des moines. rick sanatorium won iowa back in 2012. what was his message tonight. >> reporter: he thanked iowa republicans for getting it right last time. you spent the time to really grill the candidates and you made the right choices and he won from come from behind almost a midnight recount the night of iowa caucuses and beating mitt romney. rick san toryanium is the prevailing president in the iowa caucus. and candidates in both places. you men

scarlet: still ahead, new bloomberg des moines register poll numbers show that donald trump is in theead in iowa. ♪ alix: now onto politics. the latest rolling out of iowa shows donald trump leading. scarlet: then carson at 18%. ted cruz, number three at 8%. everything suggests that trump is making headway in large part because of quality that conventional politician and wisdom with a would torpedo his campaign, instead he is just getting stronger. john: it is true, also he is a great man with great hair. the des moines register i what poll, which is the gold standard of pulling in iowa, we wanted to understand what is going on with tropic. has businessat he experience. they like that he is wealthy, because they think that means he is beyond being brought by potential donors -- box by donors. by potential the number one thing that people like about him is that he tells it like it is. people do not necessarily say donald trump tells the truth about everything. it is that he speaks his mind he is not constrained by political correctness and people like that in their candidates as well a

. >> so we have our guest is studio from stipe we have a reporter from the "des moines register" have you noticed the trend of iowa voters who were once team christie now they are team trompe? >> we ask people why they're in -- interested in cruz christi because he is blunt and gets to the point with those of the same characteristics that he brings a wood is not hard to imagine all lot of fun time christie's supporters going to the trump camp. >> does the police reflect the reality? to make you go to a governor christie event you may get 150 people easily and others don't see that type of crowd. so he has say a little bit so can he turn into a supporters? >> so whether or not i will of voters have the stomach for that type of politics because they're responding to tromp if knockers christie -- if not chris christie. >> it is a lot to handle. the worst place to live is out. find out on the next "chasing news". introducing starbucks small-batch cold brew coffee. in stores now. oh, stay on that one. [changes channel] sometimes it's hard to catch all your favorite shows. you're killing me

in addition, plans to go to a high school homecoming celebration in urbandale outside of des moines to do plastic retail politicking for first in the nation caucus goers come next february. at the same time this is all going on, there's another event in michigan. the second day of a two day conference on mackinac island. there, scott walker wasn't able to make it today. his plane was grounded because of weather. he couldn't get to the island. and we saw yesterday that donald trump wasn't able to make it to a big cattle call in south carolina in greenville. he had business to attend to. this is an arduous week. he went there and back to south carolina yesterday and now split into two different caucuses in the midwest. and most of the festivities get going later this evening. at this point, donald trump has a strong, strong lead in iowa, and it's not just in the polls. he appears to have a very deep organization with some of the organizers suggesting that not only do they have people in all 99 counties but break it down by precinct and iowa has over a hundred of them. they've got less th

line for independents, des moines. interestedm more into looking into, between donad trump and hillary clinton as if they were to become the commander-in-chief of our armed forces -- host: we lost him. we go to lawrence, san rafael, california, line for democrats. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. just to comment, i remember when , my mom was ao we democrat and my dad was a republican, but in those days it was more centrist. i asked my god what he thought and he -- i asked my dad what he thought and he said, he is my president. , when youondering why do have the president, the country can't be like he is the president. ast: you don't think there is respect for the office anymore? caller: that is the thing. republican, my mom was a democrat. more centrist. truman one -- won, i asked him what he thought about the outset, the chicago headline and everything, he said he is my president. that is how it should be. next, fromis up washington. for republicans. good morning. you are on with josh kraushaar. rep

des moines under a threat. significant amount of rain with this front as it squeezes all that moisture that's built up in the atmosphere. could see 4, 5 inches of rainfall south of des moines. so there is a flash flood watch that has been posted. we'll talk more about that in about ten minutes. >> lot of unpredictable weather. rob, thank you. >>> we want to turn now to that terrifying scene at unan up scale beach in california where a hammer job head shark attacked a kayaker. a fellow kayaker recounting the moment when they were surrounded and attack bid sharks. abc's aditi roy is on the scene for us in malibu. good morning, aditi. >> reporter: good morning, paula. some terrifying moments on the beach here. the victim was kayaking about a mile off the coast here when, suddenly out of nowhere, a ten-foot hammerhead shark came out of nowhere and attacked him. a scary sight on the beach this labor day weekend. a shark attack victim on a and stretcher on a helicopter. this view of the emergency lights stunned onloo

from des moines and san francisco, guys, you have been digging into these i'll what -- into these numbers i want to start with you -- into these iowa numbers and i want to start with you. what are these voters looking for? what are they looking at? what do the numbers reflect? guest 1: when we create poll questions, we hear trump has nothing on the issues and that he is thin. do you want more specific policy positions before you decide to vote or, are you comfortable with a person figuring it out when they are in the white house? a majority says they are comfortable for them to be in the white house. it is a little bit higher for donald trump. 65 percent say that they trust him to figure it out. is,he heart of the question is he playing with different rules than the other candidates? show he is playing with the same roles. mike: ben carson has no qualifications and he is free much even with him. you know that ad buys help a candidacy. ben carson's media campaign is waving out of a window in a passing car as he arrives in town. how is is happening? -- how is this happening? guest 2: it is

she made news at an event in des moines, iowa today where she was there to talk about her prescription drug plan, but she got sidetracked by a drake university student to ask her about keystone. she replies that it interferes with our ability to combat climate change, therefore i oppose it. this was a long time coming. it's a good policy and is a good politics? answerhis question and -- it seemed random, came at the same exact time the pope was walking into the white house to meet with the president of the united states of america. when it comes to the burial of an issue, not that. on the policy side of things, she had to say something. when you talk to her team, they feel like the obama administration -- this is an issue that's gotten bigger than it should have been. the greens are going to love it. it is a lot of money over there. said today that she wanted the white house to be out in front of this, but she kept getting asked about it and finally felt like she had to say something. the fundamental political reality of heller a clinton's life is it she must not allow someone who is a

and the 90s go up into des moines. and in the northern plains, the thunderstorms going to chicago. and the northeast, showers across the southeast. gameday, we'll be right there, on that stage, tomorrow morning. >>> from the holiday weather to holiday travel. 35.5 million people traveling. and the national average, $2.41. linzie janis, some cities with gas below $2. >> reporter: good evening, david. gas prices are at their lowest level in 11 years. as you mentioned, that national average, $2.41 a gallon. that's more than $1 cheaper than this time last year. now, pump prices are still the most expensive in california. but today gas stations in 24 different states, especially along the gulf coast, reporting prices below $2 a gallon. now, going forward experts say prices are heading even lower, with more of the country expected to get closer to that $2 mark by christmas. david, this particular gas station in new jersey, already there. >> $ $2 by christmas? sounds good. >>> and the judge finding a woman in contempt of court for not issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. alex pe

obama's campaign may be over but he will be in iowa in des moines training education secretary arnie duncan for back to school bus tour the president also plans to announce a change to the financial aid system that will allow students to apply for assistance three months earlier. >>michelle: times 4:38 am and we follow a raging wildfire in california were thousands of people have to be there home, updates after the break. >>frank: and a same-sex marriage dispute and how local activists are trying to get attention. michelle make what's cool about your school? email us at,,,,,,,,,, >>michelle: the valley fire is one of the worst in decades. >>frank: with an update we are in middletown where entire neighborhoods have been wiped out. kate back -- >>reporter: driving to middletown is heartbreaking, instead of homes we see this, the aftermath looks keen to a war zone and we saw active flames as we drove into the town and the valley fire is one of the worst to hit lake county and one of the most aggressive buyers to people have seen and the fire has grown from 50 acres to 50,000, it is an a

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she made news at an event in des moines, iowa, today as she was talking about her new research and druglan. she got sidetracked by a drake university student who asked her about keystone. clinton replied that keystone "interferes with her ability to combat climate change, therefore, i oppose it." is a good policy, and is a good politics? >> i want to expand it to good pr. this question came at the same exact time that the pope was talking into the white house to meet with the president of the united states of america. when it comes to the burial of an issue, not bad. on the policy side of things, she had to say something. i believe, and when you talk to her team, they feel much like the obama administration feels, that this is an issue that has gone far bigger than it deserves. unions are not going to be happy about this, but the greens are going to love it. there is a lot of money over there. because half-and-half. >> she said today in a kind of way that she wanted the white house to be out in front on this great she kept getting asked about it, and probably felt like she had to say so

he's heading to des moines for a town hall with high schoolers and their parents to discuss college accessand affordability. education secretary arne duncan will also be there as part of his back-to-school bus tour. >>> well, so much for those noisy late night college parties. at least some officials in fredericksburg, virginia, hope so. the city is one vote away from tightening up its noise ordinance. too many people in the community complained. now, if this vote passes, people caught screaming or what police say sun reasonable noise in the streets between 11:00 at night and 7:00 in the morning could get in trouble. >>> new this morning comedian jerry lewis is getting his own collection at the library of congress. you'll be able to see long lost television appearances with martin and lewis. it alps contains home movies and rare films. it's not announced when they'll go on display. >> it's pretty cool because the works collection includes lucille ball, bob hope, johnny carson. >> it's an amazing place. if you get lost for a couple of hours, it's worth the trip. >> and a beautiful building

this is the first trip since the "des moines register" showed up up seven points, i believe over hillarynton. interesting to see whether or not he can turn the big crowds and attention he got across the country into a real force in iowa. he said saturday he thinks the clinton campaign is getting a little bit nervous about him. >> a little bit nervous. we shall see. i'll close with this. donald trump's success is reaching us about today's political environment. there are some familiar lessons like politics makes strange bed fellows. the conservative club for growth is about to have a tv ad against trump for call on higher taxes on hedge fund managers. for years they looked with scorn on the club for growth, criticizing it for attacking republican incumbents as big spenders. it might support a primary challenge against john mccain, arizona center. but the club plans to go after trump in the days ahead are more than william by republican establishment groups and leaders who in the past used dericive labels like club for dopes. don't expect lasting peace here. but the old proverb the enemy o

. >> reporter: a new poll from the des moines register shows support has shrunk from 57% to 37%, and bernie sanders now at 30%, and joe biden with 14% race. >>> ben carson has pulled even at 23% with donald trump, and trump has continued his attack style this weekend going after clinton her chief aide huma abedin. >> huma abedin is getting classified secrets, married to anthony weiner, who's a perv -- [ laughter ] -- he is! >> do you think there is even a 5% chance she's not telling anthony weiner who works a the coming across? >> reporter: supporters say they like ben carson because he has not attacked anyone. >> he is saying the same thing as donald trump, but he's a kind, gentle soul. >> reporter: the state department is under order to regularly process the e-mail clinton has -- e-mails clinton has turned over. >>> dick, thank you. >>> still ahead on cbs 2 at 11:00, a local hiker up close and personal with wild animals. >> don't get crazy! >> not one, but two black bears, one of them looking like it was about to take a bite. why she chose not to run away. >>> it was a waste of tim

the president is visiting des moines, iowa, today. he and education secretary arnie duncan will host a town hall with high school students and parents. they'll highlight the white house's plan for deadlines for students applying for loans. >>> today's money report, gas prices falling fast. how low can they go. >> bill griffith joins us with the answer and much more on this monday, hi bill. >> i cannot wait to see how much lower they can go, but they are going lower now. stocks also lower right now, guelys. real sense of anticipation this week. the federal reserve meets wednesday and thursday, and this is the time when maybe, just maybe, the fed will start raising interest rates for the fiorrst time in almost a decade. right now the dow is down 83 points, but it's way early, there's going to be a lot of trading to happen between now and thursday. shares of apple opened strong this morning. the company is saying that the preorders for its new iphones, the 6s and 6s plus introduced last week, all on track to beat last year's record pace.

if you look at the "des moines register" poll, he's at 14% without running.et's say he jumps in and their calculation, people around biden, is he would immediately take five or six points from hillary clinton. that's not overly optimistic. and she's only seven points ahead of bernie sanders. so immediately if he takes some from sanders and takes some from clinton, you've got a three-way single-digit race. that's a competitive race. >> but that's an assumption not based on reality. normally what happens when someone jumps in and becomes a candidate is they go down. in fact as you know, andrea, i think there's only one out of the 20 or so candidates that has a favorable rating of more than 50%. and the vice president is not an unknown candidate who gets a boost when he jumps in. everybody knows the vice president. and by the way, everybody likes the vice president because he's an incredibly likeable guy. but i think people know him enough, so in those polls when you poll pennsylvania voters, they know all about joe biden. it's not like he's some unknown candida