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christopher peters is a veteran -- and practing surgeon in iowa city -- giving him a first hand look at the affordable care act. "my overall vision is that care should be more patient centered between doctor and patient rather tahn govenrment, cms, and insurance companies. and we should allow market forces to work to reduce the costs of care. we haven't allowed that to work for the most part. but in races like this one -- the incumbent has a distinct advantage they've already done that they're able to fall back on. just a few weeks ago -- the debate about flood protection started again when cedar rapids battled the cedar river. river. "but what i just did as you know, i partnered with congressman blum and i partnered with our two senators to tell the army corp of engineers to prioritize that project. how that gets prioritized remains to be seen but at least it's a start. at the state level -- reynolds just got back from overseas where she was learning more about how iowa can be a player on the world st. stage.she talked to other leaders about how iowa is successful with a large ag-ba

. >> hirk hik heading out to pract for wednesday's final debate. and now facing yet another unexpected firestorm over her private e-mails. first, notes releases from the fbi e-mail investigation, accusing a top state official of quid pro quo. the notes say in exchange for marking the e-mail unclassified, state would reciprocate by allowing the fbi to place more agents in countries where they're currently forbidden, specifically iraq. in rare agreement, donald trump and paul ryan jumped all over the charge. >> this shows corruption at the highest level. and we can't let it happen as american citizens. >> the problem with that story line, the fbi and the state department say it never happened. >> there's no quid pro quo. absolutely not. >> in fact, both sides say it was an fbi official who brought up the question of placing agents overseas. separately from the negotiation over classification. no linkage, no quid pro quo. >> that was andrea mitchell reporting. and we now have word that julian assange has been without internet access for several days.

against tennessee, was entered on a play sunday thata the coach took full mccownwn at least all the pract field, he says he has a chance to practice as does cameron erving but nothing definitive o if cody kessler will startt sunday in tennessee. >> he will be at practice probably have a chance to practice but not know that to wednesday i know that he will at practice. picture it is a pain tolerance issue,e, every day it will chan today is big way for big ten football conferencece those in the top t of the ap college football poll for the first time since 1960. number eight wisconsin and the metallic nebraska joint number two ohio state in the four michigan and theheal top ten released today, alabama remains the number one team in the poll and macconference school western michigan right for the first the buckeyes will meet wisconsin saturday at 8:00 o'clock in madison in a nationally televised game. i think that we could beat alabama head-to-head. >> lets see what happens, because what you wish for you mayatwh get that at the end of season, pans out, a lot of games out to be played in a lo

corruption the probe, which is in its early stages, is centered on possible violatio of the foreign corrupt practct related to payments iindi the company's president abruptly resigned and no reason was given for his departure. the revelations caused the stock to drop 13% in trading today. >>> wells fargo's ceo could receive a bigger payout than original thought. according to a "usa today" report if john stumpf were to retire, hes sti positioned to collect pension accounts and stock, valued at more than $134 mill that's more than the previously report $123 million, and his potential payout has grown, apparently bec he exercised options to buy an additional $500,000 shares since the end of last year. this comes despite the $41 million forfeit he announced earlier this week. >>> more now on that deutsche bank story which as we reported was a big driver of today's stoc this as concerns eased about the health of germany's biggest bank. t ceo expressed confid in the firm's financial position. then there was a report, though it's not been independently confirmed, that the bank is close now to a settleme

curry and the warriors are currently where they were on the court phenomenfor an open pract.e mvp showed off the shot on the lincoln. the safeway open, pro-am in napa, paired after tiger woods , and the team finished 7th place. andre in the field, game rusty, but the team played well, tied forever fourth. shot of the day? from way downtown off glass. providing the excitement in tiger's absence. >> well, disappointment, that's a huge -- it was a huge opportunity to begin with. up fortunately, he's not here, but i'll be watching, you know, whenever he comes back. >> for me, as long as i play golf, i'm in a good place. it's my second passion right now. not as good as i'd like to be, but getting better every day. i'm just having fun. >> i think everybody was having fun out there. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. tonight at 11:00, the warriors are so busy. they had open practice, and afterwards, clay thompson, they brought out a guide dog for the blind that's been trained. the dog is a ppuppy, eight week old, a golden lab, the most adorable thing you've seen. the puppy and c

. >> their only pract london. introducing the british media to american football. >> i just take them one day at a time, and you know, try to go 1-0 this week. it is what it is, we are who we are, and kwee know it's a lot better to win than to lose. they're all important. and, you know, the only one that matters is the next one in front of us. >> i mean, that's seven cliches for kirk cousins. i know the english media was definitely impressed. redskins/bengals, 9:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. on sunday morning. and the biggest cliche of them all, may the best team win. guys. >> i think there's some kind of school that quarterbacks go to to learn how to talk like that to media people. >> because they all know how to do it. i agree, that's probably a new record. 17. or 17 >> thanks. >> all cliches the rest of the sports cast. >> all or none? >> all cliches. it is what it is. it's 1-0. >> i'm counting. >> remains to be seen. >> perhaps lost among the redskins trip to londons and the world series, the wizards. so much money was sp

. >> all pract a real horses, real guns. real cowboys. >> seth: that clip, that guy died. >> yeah. >> seth: that guy really died. [ laughter ] >>i'm wanted for murder. >> seth: you're wanted for murder. >> in baton rouge, for killing that guy. >> seth: so, you're currently on the lamb? >> i'm on the lamb. >> seth: that's great. >> but i wanted to take a second, because i just love to come to this show. >> seth: thank you so much. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: for you to be on the lamb and taking time out for us. [ laughter ] >> anything for you. >> seth: and i -- you know, usually when people are on the lamb, they're real skittish. >> yeah. >> seth: but you just seem settled. >> yeah, calm. >> seth: you're calm, you're ready to go. >> cold blooded killer. >> you also -- you're a gambler in this film. >> yeah. >> seth: so you do some card trickery. >> yes. that trick i did in the clip, this -- that thing? [ laughter ] that was not fake. >> seth: really? >> that was real, yeah. >> seth: and did you have any previous card trick exper

china has basically used their illegal export subsidies, currency manipulat n manipulation, other practshe heartland of this country, steal our jobs, shut our factories down, and o'shaughnessy is one of the most elegant people i know discussing the china threat. so he is a natural fit. another one is bill hickey. >> i want to ask about one that sticks out to me. hold on, you got one. i want to ask about one. in terms of job creation in the heartland of america, where does john paulson, carl icahn, and wilber ross fit. carl icahn isn't a builder. he's a slasher. >> let's talk about bill burausk. i worked with bill on a daily basis now on this campaign, wilber ross is an american hero, the man who saved the american steel industry in this country. >> wilber ross is a money manager. are you shower you want to say he's an american hero? >> you don't understand his resume. >> hold on. i'm not going to let you say you don't understand. >> his resume, that's what i said. and let me be clear about this. the record is clear. when the steel industry was being hammered, absolutely hammered by illeg