>> in iowa, that is not true.e would align almost exactly with anybody who has direct contact with an older person that is dependent for care, whether it is in their home or in a community based setting would be a mandatory reporter as well as medical professionals. but no one in the finance industry would be a mandatory reporter. >> i think, if i may, some of the issues are around -- if a home care agency, for instance, is licensed or unlicensed, and we have a lot of unlicensed home care agencies in the state, as i would imagine most states do. those individuals are probably not going to be and are not subject to the background checks that the licensed organizations are subject to. >> so home care workers are not required to undergo -- >> they are, if they are a licensed -- i don't believe they are if it is an unlicensed agency. >> if they are unlicensed. right. >> yes. >> as i recall, we worked hard to get background checks on the license home care workers. but the unlicensed are still a loopho loophole. >> righ

in iowa we have winter. i know you so they winter in colorado and that's fine. we don't about what we don't have any scheme to speak of, much of an industry there. but we can extend the growing season. we do it through tunnel houses. the ability to create a temporary greenhouse. we have invested over 15,000 of those tunnel houses extending the growing season. we've already invested $25 million of usda resources in local food promotion. we've done about 350 project. these are opportunities for your agricultural sectors or commissioners to apply for, to be engaged in, to reach out. we look at risk management tools. around is it for specialty crop producer not like a corn or being producer in iowa. mother nature comes in, ma doesn't provide you the kind of summer would have been today, you get wiped out by a hailstorm for whatever. you can get crop insurance. until recently you didn't have that opportunity. now you do. we have a whole policy available for the small producers to get the same kind of protection. we are looking of the extraordinary number of ways for

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in the act is. c senator, thank you we appreciate the great iowa hospitality. lthough cybersecurity threats to go on, we are working together to put a platform together. in virginia for four seconds we have a cyber attack and 53 this year. the big issue we are working on an i would love your thoughts on how we at the gubernatorial level can work with the federal government to come up with a copper is a plan that not only affects the states that we can work with a paragraph meant and if i could speak as long as i have your thoughts on the american place fairness act. >> that is one that has more of a political component to it than it has a substance appointed to it. i'm going to say something that is facetious and i don't tell you that ahead of time. you aren't going to recognize it but i know it's a problem and an ongoing problem. this is one where if you buy from outside the state on the internet that's what you are talking about. here is where we are. maybe 12, 15 and maybe more than that% of the sales are made that way now and they are going to be growing. wh

so we're honored to be here in iowa. now if there's any questions you have we'll be happy to answer those questions. >> [inaudible] about t.p.p. could you express briefly the opinions you shared there? >> in louisiana we have the largest port complex in the country and one of the largest in the world and so in addition to the manufacturers and the foreign products we produce in louisiana that we're looking to export, we are also facilitating the export of products from across the country, including agricultural products right here from iowa. so it is a big deal for louisiana, the trans-pacific partnership, especially in light of the panama canal being expanded so we'll have larger vessels. and we have an opportunity to capture more of the market, but this partnership needs to be ratified so that we can take full advantage of it, and those were the sentiments that i expressed this morning. this is about economic investment, job creation in louisiana and it shows the interdependence of the states but also of the world. i am

." ♪ >> you're looking live in davenport, iowa. nald trump expected to address a rally there in a few minutes. we'll bring that to you when he be begins. in the meantime, in just a few hours, hillary clinton will take center stage in philadelphia to formally accept her party's nomination for president. it will be a first for a woman in our nation's history. but before the balloons drop, democrats launched blistering attacks against clinton's opponent last night, speaker after speaker ripping into donald trump, including president obama, vice president biden, michael bloomberg, and tim kaine. watch. >> trump is a guy who promises a lot. believe me, it's going to be great, believe me. we're going to build a wall and make mexico pay for it, believe me. we're going to destroy isis so fast, believe me. there's nothing suspicious in my tax returns, believe me. >> i'm a new yorker, and i know a con when i see one. >> he's trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. that's a bunch of mularkey. this guy doesn't have a

i grew up on a farm in a small town in southwest iowa. and my parents instilled in my brother, my sister, and in me the importance of hard work, of service, and of sacrifice. we worked hard for what we had. and when our day was done, we helped our neighbors, those that needed an extra hand. because that's what iowans do. and that's not unique to just iowa. that's what americans do. we help when others call us. [applause] so many americans across this great nation work tirelessly day in and day out to help grow a vibrant economy so their kids and grand kids can help more opportunities. and so many courageous men and women fight to ensure the united states remains a strong and stabilizing sfors radio f around the globe. amen. in fact, if i could just take a brief moment to ask any veterans in the room to please stand or raise your hand if you can't stand, and i'm going to ask everyone else to honor these veterans. [cheers and applause] god bless you, god bless you all. unfortunately, as many of you know, our nation's ability to lead is in je

you were mayor in iowa. donald trump got a big vote in iowa. hillary clinton barely, barely beat bernie sanders in iowa. could you tep her in iowa? >> well, i'm going to help her in iowa and any other state she wants me to help. i'll be glad to do whatever she needs to be the next president of the united states. i think iowans have the same kind of concerns that people in other states, my home state of pennsylvania have. and that is is this person prepared to be president. is this someone who understands america's place in the world? is this someone who understands how we're going to build on the economic growth we've seen recently and expands it to make sure every family gets an advantage. is this a person who's going to advance equal pay? is this a person who understands the need for a raise in minimum wage? is this a person who understands the need for infrastructure investment? if you start asking those questions, you're going to find that there is a consistent vote for hillary clinton because she has a plan. she is a doer. that's what peop

they show a tight race in iowa and ohio and a big lead for clinton in pennsylvania. let's get right to msnbc's senior political editor mark murray, the only person to help us break all of these numbers down. what are the headlines here? >> well, kristin, the headlines are that hillary clinton is ahead by three points in iowa, margin of error. 42% too. 39% for donald trump, in ohio we have a tight race, hillary clinton at 39%, donald trump at 39%, and in pennsylvania, we have hillary clinton, the nbc/wall street journal poll ahead by 9 percentage points. 45% to 36%. i think one of the big trends that's going on is that the race has narrowed, kristin. and it is worth noting the context of the polls. they were taken all after the fbi director james comey news on the e smal front. and this does show that a tighter race from when these polls were previously in the field. but they all do also end up having hillary clinton either ahead or tied right now. and so, that is kind of the status of these contests, ohio as we know is such a pivotal battle ground state, so is iowa,

reporter: good morning, we are back in iowa for the first time since the iowa caucuses. donald trump campaigning in iowa for the first time since those february carcasses with a bigrally coming up at the adler theater in davenport later today. he will go to cedar rapids tomorrow. like he did yesterday, take a look at this graphic where he was on literally every television set anywhere near anybody . he is going to try to steal the headlines away. he had that breast conference at the route, he was on television more than hillary clinton yesterday. he got a few too many headlines yesterday when he appeared to, what seemed to me to be a tongue-in-cheek sarcastic comment, inviting russia to find hillary clinton's missing 33,000 emails. in an interview yesterday afternoon with brian kelly in scranton which aired on fox and friends, donald trumpsaid he was just being sarcastic , here is first of all, said with sarcasm. second of all, it didn't encourage anybody. who knows who have been? they don't know, they have no idea and it's pretty sad when a foreign country whether it's

heat in iowa.rs. clinton was in illinois calling for a unity. >>> cleveland, ohio, is changing the bathroom policy just days before the gop kicks off their convention. transgender people with now use the public bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity. city leaders say the measures respects the right to all sides. cleveland's law comes as several cities and states enacting laws that civil right groups say are anti-transgender. >>> utah lawmakers may have an answer to the problem of drones getting in the way during raging wildfires. firefighters say that drones over fires may have cost the state millions of dollars. that is because they forced air tankers to be grounded at critical points trying to address the fire. lawmakers have fastraked a law allowing firefighters to disable pesky drones. crews can jam the signal or shoot the drones down if necessary. penalties for drone operators are harsher. this is believed to be the first law of its kind in the country. >>> another setback for vo

he is in there. >> iowa is winning in a poll and even in connecticut which floors me.e win the states? >> yes, he can. they can. what pat said is very important. very easy, authentic relationship. >> it was, right? >> blossoming there. i also thought, i don't know why everybody's playing this ridiculous game of, do you disagree with what so and so did five and ten years ago? elections are about the future and not the past. >> that's a great point. >> if they want to know, lisa, sean, what their vision for america is, ask the right questions. my favorite part was this. when mike pence said, we have a difference in style but we share exactly the same vision. that's key. >> that's key. look offensive pat's party is. no offensive, pat. >> speaking of no chemistry. >> the most extreme pick in a generation s. that the best you got? >> hillary clinton has no message. there are so many americans right now sitting around and so concerned about the direction of this country. they're seeing that the middle class is left behind. the world is on fire with isis and the terrorist att

donald trump lashing out at detractors who spoke at the democratic national convention saying a rally in iowa that he wanted to hit some of them so hard their heads would spin. >>> there's a suspect in custody in the shooting of two s both officers are now in the hospital. police are still searching for other possible suspects. >>> take a look at today's weather. heavy rain especially in the morning for the northeast. cooler than usual in the midwest. from arizona to washington st state. >>> and finally the late night comics and the presidential election, they seem to be going hand in hand. >> "the friday funnies." >> delegates had the option of >> by the end everyone was chanting i'm with her and unfortunately for hillary they were talking about michelle obama. >> congratulations on your historic achievement tonight. >> thank you, steven. that's what i love about america, you know, it's the only place where a secretary of state, senator and lifelong public servant can be put on equal footing with a screaming cantaloupe. >> two lifeboats. one we've seen it's weathered many a storm, and, yes,

clam. >> we thought we were probably going to win the iowa caucus. >> we'd just gotten the returns inrom iowa, and i congratulate both mr. dole and -- senator dole and pat robertson. >> bush is hammered into third place behind television preacher pat robertson and senate majority leader bob dole. >> with iowa in his pocket and bush off balance, dole thinks he stands a chance of upsetting the vice president in new hampshire. >> we were morose, we were shaken, we were rattled. lee thought this could break us, that there could be no recovery from this. >> eight days to go before the most important of the nomination polls, the new hampshire primary. >> having lost iowa, if bush doesn't win new hampshire, he's not going to win the nomination. he's dead. d my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior cl

it continues tonight here in ohio, in iowa, and all around our great nation. in between my freshman and sophomore years of college, i went on an agricultural exchange to the soviet union. at night, the ukrainians didn't talk about farming. rather, they wanted to know what it was like to live in a country where they could experience freedom. they wanted to know -- yes, beautiful freedom. they wanted to know about our country, a place where anything was possible. when i came home, i realized it wasn't enough to simply enjoy freedom and liberty. i had to do my part to protect and preserve it. so i joined the military, which is tremendously important institution that defends the freedoms that americans cherish. thank you. i've had the great privilege of serving my state and our country while working alongside some of our nation's finest soldiers. for 14 months i served as a company commander during "operation iraqi freedom," where my unit was tasked with running convoys through kuwait and southern iraq. last november, after more than 23 years of service, i retired

. >> donald trump who was in iowa giving a speech with his running mate responded to clinton's speechn twitter. he tweeted, she has bad judgment but he didn't target anything specific about her speech. he joked at one point while he was still in iowa that he didn't want to watch the dnc so he might stay here all night to avoid it. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney paid tribute to mrs. clinton by re-creating an iconic photo. kenney posted a photo of himself wearing sunglasses and using a cell phone, along with the picture, he wrote, quote, thanks for accepting the responsibility of our world's fought and our country, keeping the promise of equality. the photo matches the now famous picture of clinton wearing sunglasses and holding her device. >>> pennsylvania remains a key battleground state for both parties. and from now until election day, the push is on to win the keystone state. ahead, hear which parts of the state could be big for each candidate. >>> also, new details about the bill cosby sex assault case. hear why he's dropping a lawsuit against his accuser. longhorn's grilled ta

in iowa a virtual dead heat with clinton leading by 3 points, 49% to 39%. pennsylvania, she leads trump by 9 points. a low point for trump? his polling with the african-american community. trump got 0% approval among blacks in both ohio and pennsylvania. while standing on the spot where abraham lincoln made his famous house divided speech, clinton called for urchty in the wake of the deadly dallas ambush while also taking the opportunity to attack trump. >> imagine if he had not just twitter and cable news to go after his critics and opponents. but also the irs or for that matter our entire military. this man is the nominee of the party of lincoln. we are watching it become the party of trump. and that's not just a huge loss for our democracy, it is a threat to it. >>> the republican national convention kicks off in just four days. and security in cleveland is tightening as concerns grow over tens of thousands of protesters expected to attend. and complicating matters, the state's open carry law for guns. two rings of security will surround the convention c

in iowa the hard work and dedication of our farmers help the state lead the nation in the productionn, soybean, eggs, pork and biofuels. they provide 1/11 of the nation's food supply but it doesn't stop there. we also lead the nation in the number of large food manufacturers with 36 of the largest 100 food manufacturers calling food home. companies like wicker oats, the largest aerial mill and tones, the largest spice plant based here in iowa. food processing provides 21% i was gross domestic product. islands also choose to purchase locally and support local markets. right now the farmers market is going down on port avenue and it's one of the best in the entiat entrance united states. if you can get away and visit the farmers market this morning, i think you'll be impressed with the quantity and water quality of food and the friendly people that are their marketing their products. our state is the first in the nation in the number of farmers market per capita. simply put iowans know how to produce, process and produce great foods. it helps provide nutrition and fuel globally. with t

bringing in a little iowa.hose things as well. >> joe or karl, anything we heard from these conventions sway any of the polls? >> they will. >> the swing states. >> well, swing states are going to be impacted by the national convention as are the rest of the states, that's why independents, for example, move forwards trump in the cnn poll and we're likely to see -- it's so fluid. we have the highest number of undecides we had since 1992. we have things going on in the states that are happening. we have $143 million worth of advertising by clinton and the super pacs in the battleground states. yesterday the clinton campaign pulled down their advertising in colorado because the public polls and private polling shows a durable lead in that state. this is a real challenge for trump. these battleground states he has a lot of unanswered television that's tattooing him in a way -- they're going straight for the jugular. >> that's where trump being behind because of how late he locked it down and the party apparatus no

he's in davenport, iowa, be just in case you don't know what state you are in, john, you are in iowa. good morning. reporter: good morning. the sleep is unnecessary at least for the moment. campaigns have been broken by going dark during an opponent's convention. it happened to downkerry. he was out wind serving while george bush was on stage. donald trump is making sure he stays in the headlines and lets no attack go unanswered. he's in davenport this afternoon. he's absolutely unapologetic about not ceding the spotlight to hillary clinton this week. >> you are not supposed to be campaigning today. you have broken all the rules. what's going on. they are having their convention. sir, you are not supposed to be campaigning. guess what, folks? we are campaigning because we are going to make america great again, folks. reporter: yesterday he appeared to dominate the headlines just a little bit too much in doral in what appeared to be a tongue and cheek moment. the clinton campaign and others immediately jumped on that saying trump was encouraging foreign espionage of american seem serve

a new university pole in iowa. two point lead for trump in iowa. and all of these changes in florida, pennsylvania and iowa and ohio have been in movement since the time and all to trump. this is good news for him. and it shows that the results of the recent weeks hub pub. what is driving this? besides the economy and people generalized feelings of the need for change. there were incredible numbers. 56- 35, voters thought that she should have been indicted. think about that. 56- 35. 89 percent of the republicans. 59 percent of the independents. and 31 percent of the democrats disagreed with the decision not to indict her. that is incredible. this election is highly volatile. and we are going to see changes like this all the way to november. think about this, take those four states in which he had positive movement and 2016 in florida, 19 percent of the voters are undecided. at this point in 2012, 4 percent were undecided and in that pennsylvania vote. 19 percent were undecided between clinton and trump. and six percent in 2012. 16 percent in ohio t

donald trump on the campaign trail in iowa. touring key battleground states trying to keep up the mo. he jumped head in the real clare politics today. trump leads by less than a percentage point and these numbers can change again after the democratic convention wraps up here in philadelphia. campaign carl cameron is live, cedar rapids iowa, where trump is set to hold a rally. says he was kidding about russia and finding hillary clinton's missing e-mails. says he was kidding. >> reporter: he does, and notwithstanding that explanation, there's now a beef coming out of moscow. the spokesman for the kremlin says the idea they would get involved in meddling with american politics is absurd to the point of stupidity. his words-not mine. he went on to say that its up to the u.s. to figure out what happened to the e-mails and whether the dnc was hacked and by whom and suggested that they understand in russia that the united states sometimes uses anti-russian sentiment for political purposes and, he said hi understood and they do in russ

clam. >> we thought we were probably going to win the iowa caucus. >> we'd just gotten the returns in i congratulate both mr. dole and -- senator dole and pat robertson. >> bush is hammered into third place behind television preacher pat robertson and senate majority leader bob dole. >> with iowa in his pocket and bush off balance, dole thinks he stands a chance of upsetting the vice president in new hampshire. >> we were morose. we were shaken. we were rattled. lee thought this could break us, that there could be no recovery from this. >> eight days to go before the most important of the nomination polls, the new hampshire primary. >> having lost iowa, if bush doesn't win new hampshire, he's not going to win the nomination. he's dead. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. and these are the lungs. (boy) sorry. (dad) don't worry about it. (vo) at our house, we need things that are built to last. that's why we got a subaru. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. and i quit smoking with i'm chantix. i decide

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the gop nominee gearing up for a rally in iowa with his vp pick mike pence. steal the spotlight on clinton's big night? >> they are hitting me at that convention, trump, trump. they're going a little crazy because we're leading now in the polls! we're leading. [cheers and applause] we're leading. they're going crazy! ♪ you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease the cla250 for $299 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. david: the final night of the democratic national convention. the spotlight shifting to hillary clinton herself as she takes the stage to formally accept the democratic nomination for president after days of protests and a lot of division within the party. peter barnes in philadelphia with the very latest. peter? reporter: david, the last three nights here we have heard the experts and witnesses, character witnesses if you will, v

in the move initiative. prior to his appointment, he served two terms as governor of iowa, served in the iowa senate, and as e and his wife have two sons and four grandchildren. a warmjoin me in giving welcome to our next to speakers, kim reynolds and secretary vilseck.e sack -- tom >> thank you. i was telling somebody, you certainly know you are in the midwest when you walk into a conference room and it smells like bacon, so, we own that. i had the honor of having secretary gay-lussac serve as my -- the- secretary agriculture secretary served with me. we have known each other for quite some time. it is impossible to underestimate the importance of agriculture in states across our nation including iowa and chef lee highlighted the impact that restaurants and culinary artists play in communities across the nation and i loved your comments and your story in your journey and especially that thegreat food comes from farm and that you cannot do your job without small farms and it really is a food tourism that we are trying to build across the nation so certainly appreciate that as the governor indicated right on

when the votes were counted in iowa gilmore won 12. not 12% not 12 delegates, 12 people. t that in perspective in layman's terms, if you lined those people up from end to end it would be easy because there are only 12 of them. (laughter) (applause) keep this in mind, he only got 12 votes! that is less -- and this is true, we looked it up -- than the number of people in iowa named jim gilmore. before i continue, i want to introduce my new co-host kaligula. he's like many presidential candidates, when he first appears on the scene he seems fierce, but then you soon realize, dead on arrival! the blood letting began with new jersey governor and quasi moteo's handsome governor chris christie. a birthday party who your parents made you you attend, marco rubio. rickrick santorum. withdrawing from the race and as a good catholic withdrawal is the only method he approves of. champagne is going flat. where is my voicesless eunuch? this is andro my man boy. maybe happy now. (cheers and applause) (laughter) no need to thank me. back in the pit, andro! mmm, mmm. oh yes. mmm. yes. that

you saw me in iowa. it's not just, hey, i'll show up, i'll be president in iowa. we're actually interacting with real americans, with real people. when they're coming up and saying thank you for allowing your father -- as though we had any choice. you know, we can control him to a point. >> fair, fair. >> it's incredible, i mean, we're really talking about dealing with people's livelihoods. their families. the future of, you know, their kids and grandkids and generations to come. that's what's at stake here. that's what we have the opportunity to help influence. even if we're only a small cog in the wheel. that's pretty special. to be able to do that is a great honor. and so, you know, there's an emotional quality to this that you don't get in business. where it's like, okay, we understand the objective. we're going to get it done. this is a lot more from the heart. you know, we take our business pretty seriously, you know, from the heart as well and we put a lot into it . this is really a whole new level. >> i appreciate your time, thank you so much. obviously go

two hours from now, running mate donald trump will be stumping in iowa. donald trump, this was pretty shocking and stunning to a lot of people because they have seen him and fellow new york billionaire republican michael bloomberg together. last night bloomberg launched a policeterring attack against the gop candidate business credentials in philadelphia last night. >> i built a business, and didn't start it with million dollar check from my father. donald trump has left behind a well-documented record of bankruptcies and thousands of lawsuits and angry stockholders and contractors who feel cheated and disillusioned customers who feel they have been ripped off. i'm a new yorker and i know a con when i see one. he says he wants to deport 11 million undocumented people. but he seems to have no problem in hiring them. what do i miss here? hillary clinton is not flawless. no candidate is. but she is the right choice. liz: wow. listen, let's get reaction to bloomberg's speech from california businessman, john jordan, the ceo of jordan winery and republican str

. >>> donald trump holding his own dualing vent in iowa. it didn't stop him from posting this storm of tweets that said hillary's refusal to -- our way of life is under threat. she is owned by wall street. it is a borderless world where they have no power, no jobs, no safety. conservative comme men tater sad this speech was very different, humanizing and conservative laid owe host summed up with this tweet. they know how to take on trump better than the gop did. they will ridicule him and mock him. trump spent defending his previous days commenting. >> his client, his person dleetd 33,000 e-mails ill -- deleted 33,000 e-mails. the real problem is what was said on the e-mail frs the democratic national committee. you take a look. it is disgraceful. >> we have word a new cyber intrusion at the democratic campaign committee is also being investigated. the intrusion could be related to the initial dnc hack that leads back to russian agents. >>> early this morning pope francis visited the concentration comp. the pope walked the grounds in silenc

. >> 87-year-old bob feller's legendary pitching career began in iowa where he was raised on a hog farm baseball and horseshoes is about the only thing you can play in those days. i played a lot of ball with my father. >> is there a sense you're going to try for something like baseball instead of farming? >> i had no idea of ever being a farmer. all i ever wanted to do was a major league baseball player and i worked at it. >> a lot of ballplayers have always been working people that otherwise might be in the mines or the cotton mills or farming. and baseball was an escape. >> bill is the author of "ted williams at war". >> you could get paid reasonably well and be a little bit of a star if you're ever good. >> feller was good. he signed with the cleveland indians for a whopping $10,000 in 1935. he was just 16 years old. >> was that unusual to be that young? >> probably was unusual. i got -- my bonus was an autographed baseball and a contract on a piece of hotel stationa stationary. >> what did your folks say? >> they were really happy. i never got home sick. i was doing what i wanted to

. >> donald trump will make a campaign stop in iowa. most of the talk around him today is likely to center on something he said yesterday. trump is drawing widespread criticism for something he said in miami, -- here's what he sai. russia if you're living, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. let's see if that happens. >> democrats say that is amounts to espionage and treason they have been criticized by mike pence to paul ryan saying russia should stay out of u.s. elections or face serious consequences. >> 4:41 a.m., our coverage of the dnc continues we'll go back into the wells fargo where the convention continues. >> reporter: dry for now across the region, but pockets of heavy rain may build in this morning and build in tomorrow afternoon. tonight we're looking at rain and thunderstorms and concerns about flood flood flash floodint extends into friday, i'll have more on that and future tracker 6 with pockets of rain that's all coming up. >> all ri

it was a show that they were doing at the time in iowa that was about people had unique collections. in 2007, grant passes away at the age of 91. >> was he specific with you, jerry, and your family about what he wanted you to do with the cars? >> he never really approached it when we were alive. really tt that. >> do you wish he was more specific? >> yeah, in some ways it would have been better. >> six years later, when their mom, betty, dies, grant's four children -- now "orphans" themselves -- still haven't settled on a plan for their strange inheritance. >> so that is a point of contention. do you donate cars here? do you have an auction? every family has their differences. some want to do this, some want to do that. >> the oldest sibling, john, wants to keep the collection intact. the youngest, jerry, who's gone into collecting, leans that way, too. but the other two siblings, jim and marilyn, don't have the same emotional connection to the cars and would just as soon sell them. >> we're all pretty independent people. >> that's hard. >> absolutely, it's hard. >> and it won't be ge

she said i have been with hillary since the beginning in iowa. >> what was the other show. >> yes, ahat is one amazing dress. >> it is. >> work it, girl. >> it looked like a disco ball. >> or a little oscar. >> but it is silver. >> yes. >> that looked gold to me. >> like the dress. >>> jim kenney has endorsed hillary clinton big time but his tweet last night, was a little bit of the head scratcher. >> this photo that has gone around hillary clinton wearing sunglasses using a black bring and not only dit launch a thousand meme but investigation about her private e-mail account. she checks her e-mail. >> her opposition used it as a negative, well, ad in a way. >> so then mayor kenney last night decided to, do a take on it, thank for accepting the responsibility of the our world's future keeping the promise of equality. >> note to hillary clinton. >> you are right first one i said no big deal, just paying homage to her and light hearted but i guess, your enemy are saying this is her checking her private e-mail account. why are you bringing that up. >> all right, jim, text us. >> i didn'

so my son is serving as the state director for trump in iowa. he says he's getting support from people he never anticipated. >> we appreciate your perspective. and what message you may have for others in the party. great to see you 37 governor of iowa, thank you. >> kelly o'donnell, great work. they are off and running with the rnc in cleveland. we'll take you back there later this hour. but we're ate waiting a news conference from louisiana's governor expected to speak in the next our about the ambush on offers in baton rouge over the weekend. this as investigators learn more about the gunman and his motives. did he act alone or did he have help and direction? chris jansing picks up our coverage in louisiana, next. with booking.com's range of properties, rebel and key can wing it all the way to jordan and chelsea's wedding. rumble! road trip. there she is. uh oh, oh, oh, oh, what? so here is our road trip itinerary. what's this? a bunch of different places... nah, bro. we gotta go off-script. rip to shreds every motel, cabin and teepee, between

. >> in iowa trump last night predicted clinton would get bounce from her convention and acknowledgedkness in the poles with women. he's the only choice to prevent clinton for backing the courts with liberal. >> if you really like donald trump, that's great. if you don't you have to vote for me any way. you know why? supreme court judges. supreme court judges. have no choice. sorry. >> reporter: not only is this likely to be one of the nasty yesterday raises in decades it will be the longest in more than half a century. the last time both parties completed their conventions in july, john f. kennedy was ru running are you char nixon in 1960. carl cameron, fox news. >> voters in north carolina had not be required to shot photo identification when heading to the polls in november. federal appeals court block the law claiming it would have made it harder for african-americans to vote. they say the other rules within the law would have disproportionately affected minorities and this is the third ruling in less than two weeks against voter id laws aft recent court decisions in texas and wis

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votes matter more in ohio, pennsylvania, florida, nevada and iowa. at's where he needs to invest man power to tip himself over the top. >> ohio, pennsylvania. he's up in pennsylvania talking to political watchers there. they said in bucks and montgomery county two, philadelphia suburban counties, big amount of swing women voters that could sway the state's election coming up here. hillary clinton has staffers, hundreds of volunteers, district offices, we haven't seen anything like that with donald trump. is it a new paradigm where it doesn't matter or will trump be rudely awakened with the idea a ground game is actually important. >> we'll see. this is a bet he's taking. he defied existing rules and norms before. he's proven us wrong in the primary. i think the advertisements aren't working. he outspent 4-1 and didn't get a lead in the polls. after comey indicted clinton politically, she started to tank. i don't foe advertising works. that walking door-to-door, staying on social media, identifying your voters and making sure they are registered is rea

you worked in iowa for senator ted cruz. stage with him, you are up close and saw him operating in the state of iowa. would you think he will say here this week in cleveland? guest: i don't know. host: will he endorsed donald trump? city? -- should he? guest: he should not. if he does, i don't know ted cruz. host: dave, henderson, nevada. you are next. i ask a call in about the last segment. host: you are still talking about it. go ahead. my opinion is that the house and senate are completely broken. i think most people would agree to that. know, we elect a president under what he's going to do, his campaign promises mainly. life, it has been executive orders or the house and senate would let me do that. my attitude is, if you get some electronic -- somebody like trump in, that would point out specific congas minute senators, the girls of what party, are basically preventing the american people from getting what we voted for the president to do, and call them out and have us all go and stand on their lawn, at their lobbyist,

they shod in iowa, a swing state the democrats have done well in lately. hillary clinton's got just a three-point lead. in the state of pennsylvania, litty points in that marist poll, but in different poll from quinnipiac showed a much closer race. we've got competitive battleground situation, even though hillary clinton has a narrow lead nationally, this race is going to keep going and be close all the way to ou all . thanks so much in washington. >> and the city of cleveland preparing for the republican nationn next week, civic leader, owners there, h e possibility of demonstration, even violence, is changing that equation. eamon javers from clevelan >> cleveland is ready for its close up. the quicken loans arena known as the q is all dressed up. center is strubed and ready. throughout town, they've been planting flowers, sweeping up and rolling oun ext tense political year, security is also a signific passions are running high over immigration, policing and le be hillary clinton. all of that gives local businesses a lot more to think about than they exp

. >>> republican presidential nomine donald trump is making a stop in iowa today. he called on the russian government to hunt down hillary clinton's e-mails as we deal with heightened security concerns with russia implicated in the hacked e-mails. >> russia if you're listeningi hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing, i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. let's see if that happens. >> democrats are calling it espionage and treason and his running mate and paul ryan is warning russia should stay out of u.s. elections. >> let's get a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we have sun coming up, but changes are a coming. one change, the dewpoint is back up in the 70s you're waking up to oppressive humidity after a little bit of a break. wind west southwest in general but they are calm at the airport and not giving you much relief. change number is in the form of rain. as we as we get up to 11:00 p.m. we're looking at showers to develop. some of them could produce drenching downpours in this increas

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