this event knowing full well that "the des moines register" was there, that this was going to be an iowang, but i don't think he's any better than hillary clinton on this. i think he's better on that first thing. i don't think he's any better than her on how to talk about income inequality. she does open himself up to charges of class warfare that republicans have used. >> she has got to find -- she talked in 2008 when she was at her best as a candidate, not in the majority of the campaign but at the end in white working-class neighborhoods, working-class neighborhoods in general across the midwest, ohio, pennsylvania, north carolina talking in a way about the struggles of the working-class voters that was not hooked in this language of income inequality, but was really about that in some ways. i think she can find her way to that window again if she embraces that posture and is a fighter and is the underdog. >> i want to get to this last thing. this has to do with the question of working in washington and getting things done. barack obama and hillary clinton, 2008, obama said, i can wor

an iowa man says he has invented multi flavor every sip is different. it uses gelatin that disperses but does not really mix. you can get strawberry, chocolate, and regular milk and one glass. he says it uses a natural protein, so it is healthy. he plans on marketing this to children. my tin man has a big toe the size of a house. the lion is small like a toy poodle. and has weed, duck feet. my scarecrow has wooden teeth... and his clothes have tubes on them. and that's dorothy. she looks like me. everyone has a favorite movie. now people with visual disabilities... n find theirs. introducing the first talking guide. from xfinity. leon: a half decent weekend. steve: tomorrow morning will be cold but sunny. it will stay cold, daytime highs only near 33. saturday, sunday, some questions. leon: ♪ >>> jimmy: hey chris, what's up? >> chris: is this a bad time? >> jimmy: well, i'm about to do the show. everything all right? >> chris: well. i know this is kind of crazy, but i'm here, so here goes. so i was on the show last month and i thought things went really

nancy frank is in an iowa hospital recovering from a surgery. meanwhile her ten-year-old snau zer was at home. she arrived at the hospital, 20 blocks from her house and walked right in looking for her owner. >> she was 0 on a mission. the way she walked into the hospital she was on a mission. she was determined she was going to do something and she did it. >> the hospital security team let her daughter take the cog up to spend time with her loved one. the family says sissy has never run away before. >> i guess the woman had received treatment in the hospital and taking the little dog in the car. >> the dog had been to the hospital before? >> in the car. >> an incredibly intelligent dog. >> president obama waking up in san francisco. ahead of a jam packed day. we've got team coverage of this historic visit next. >>> plus homicide detectives investigating a bizarre scene, a u-haul crashes into a building and the body is found nearby. >>> first a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it is friday morning, the 13th. we're not going to let tha

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. >>> the owner of an iowa restaurant is seeking a new guinness record for what he says is the hottestllfire burger includes hot pepper relish infused with cayenne pepper chili extract topped with hellfire sauce and grain alcohol which, of course boom set on fire. oh. customers sign a waiver before digging in. reporter bradley smith of our cedar rapids station did just that. >> the possible loss of life part scares me. woo! wow! these are fogging up. i'm going to take these off. ooh. that one really stung on the lips there. >> oh. talk about taking one for the team. >> oh. >> great going by reporter brady smith. he actually finished the whole thing. the furger's creator says it's not called the hellfire burger for nothing. >> did he just eat the fire. >> sounds like he did. >> i'd do anything for a story. that's my limit. i would never go there. >> i would be the first one to sign up. for many so of you your local news is next. >> for everyone else one lucky lady. you know, i think about money kind of a lot. money is freedom. money's always on my mind. car insurance. credit cards. pres

this is actually of an iowa state university botany class from 1890. we see more women than ever before with access and opportunity to go to college. and women are increasingly playing sports. this is one of my favorite pictures. on riverside drive, new york city. it does not look like this today. we see women participating in sports in school settings and outside, women are working more than ever before. you think about it. long working hours, increased opportunities for your leisure time, riding in an automobile, going to the movies, right? playing sports? you have less time to so -- to sew. always have the skills to create a well fitted, fashionably acceptable garment? no. no. enter the department store. the stores become the center for display and entertainment. william leach, a historian talks about these palaces of consumption, allowing women to see and be seen and fashionable clothing. thus changing shopping rituals forever. advertisements in retail shop displays. see this window? this does not happen too much today, does it? people gawking in t

i think it says a lot when as a republican and you're appealing to an iowa base that they are siding ou. talk about -- >> iowa voters and republicans voters are certainly an example, yet they are siding with beyonce on this. >> yes, music transcends any political party. when huckabee went after beyonce, a pop icon he messed up. this is the same guy who sang a ted nugent song so he is not the type of person that people want to follow. he has almost sunk himself, i believe. >> what is the instruction here for other politicians? there a lesson? is this a teaching moment? i mean, this is iowa. the lesson is don't go after beyonce. she's like apple pie, we can all agree she's amazing, so it's interesting to see the republican party disagree on that, or all agree that she is amazing, but she's more than a music icon. she's a female music icon a feminist icon. in a way she sort of serves as a proxy for women. for huckabee to go after her i think will not turn off the base, but the female basis, and also not just music. >> he also went after the president and first lady's parenting on this. >

30% said that would be a deal-killer for them, jeb bush obviously has not made an effort in iowa yet.pite these numbers, do you think he has the potential to be in the top three in iowa, or no? >> i think he needs to have an internal debate in the next couple of months, and i think the bush campaign is trying to figure out if they want to move forward with this, and if mike murphy were here, and i know that that is a shock to most of us, but he would say, look, he is not another bush, it is jeb but he has that name. this percentage is among republicans, and that is terrible, that is awful. hillary clinton was 84% among democrats. among your own party, you want to at least be in the 60's. >> just to put the exclamation on it, all of these numbers are amongst likely republican caucus attendees. so that is a problem. >> let me ask you one question before i move onto chris christie, back in october when we polled iowa republicans, we had him at a 28% unfavorable and now he is up to a 43% unfavorable, so they like him less. what explains that? >> john, i can't explain that and i don't thin

zach roth spoke with an iowa woman at the center of an aclu lawsuit here is that msnbc original reporttic abuse, she suffered from drug addiction, and in 2008, she was convicted of a drug-related crime and given five years probation. now she was tornadoing around. voting was a rite of passage. >> i felt god, i mean it was -- it's one of the steps to being back into society, to fulfilling that i am just like everybody else. i mean i have overcome a lot. >> she even took her kids to the polls to teach them about the democratic process. >> they were running around the billing, it was very chaotic, but still important. >> not long afterwards griffin got a phone call from an agent with iowa's division of criminal vaccination. he was parked outside her house, and he said he wanted to verify the sick on her voter registration form. >> i was worked that i had done something wrong. i was scared that i didn't know what was going to happen next. >> what did happen next? >> i was arrested. >> griffin had been charged with illegal voting part of an aggressive campaign by iowa's then secretary of st

. >> and after winning an iowa poll scott walker has spring in his step. >> it seems like he's having an up-swing moment. he is a candidate that meets the base and more establishment donors so it will be interesting to watch him tow the line between the primary and general election down the road. >> lauren fox, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> and days away from the third anniversary of whitney houston's death, a strikingly similar scenario is playing out for her daughter. we'll get a life update from the hospital. >>> and more uncertainty in the market. and what can the rest of us do to be more certain. >>> and a pretty penny for the super bowl ads but let's face it, some of them were just priceless. into the cupboard. embarrassingly deep. can this mismatched mess be conquered... by a little bit of dish liquid? it can if it's dawn ultra. it's more concentrated... ...just one bottle has the grease cleaning power of two bottles of this bargain brand. here's to the over-extended family gathering. dawn, it's amazing what a drop can do. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but

that's an argument that's going to sell, going to sell in places like potentially an iowa.among a democratic base that maybe hasn't been a democratic base for a long time that's flirted with republicans. in some cases voted for republicans. if democrats want to win, they're going to have to get at least some of those voters back and i think jim webb again, or somebody like him could be the person to challenge hillary on that. >> is he going to step up with you know, going after hillary clinton? >> that's really the question. >> right so far he's really been soft on this topic. he doesn't want to criticize her. he doesn't want to go after her. he's not definitely a candidate yet. i suppose if he gets on that debate stage he is going to go after her and he's going to be tough. i think jim webb is a very interesting general election candidate. i think in this party the party doesn't know how liberal it is but i still think the establishment decides these contests just like on the republican side. i don't think senator cruz is going to be the nominee and i don't think that you'

we had an organizer in iowa. we had an organizer in new hampshire. they are meeting with local party officials and elected leaders, asking them to keep their powder dry. >> i'm pleased to have this opportunity. i enjoyed by governor dan malloy of connecticut. the chair was not able to make it, but governor malloy, we appreciate it. the national resource committee legislative director, we appreciate all your work will stop as -- all of your work. the briefing materials were sent out in advance of the meeting and i hope you have all had a chance to get through them. so let's begin. i will start with some opening comments. they will be brief because we're so

after my early boyhood in an iowa village i lived as a ward of a country doctor in oregon.ed among those to whom hard work was the price of existence. the opportunities of america opened to me through the public schools. they carried me to the professional training and a great american university. i began by working with my own hands for my daily bread. i have tasted the despair of fruitless search for a job. i even know the kindly encouragement of a boardinghousekeeper. i've seen america in contrast with many nations and many races. my profession took me into many foreign lands under many kinds of governments. i've worked in governments of free men, of tyrannies, of socialists, of communists and i have met with princes and kings and despots and desperados. i have seen the squalor of asia and the frozen class barriers of europe. i was not a tourist. i was associated in their working lives and in their problems. i had to deal with their social systems and their governments. and in these great masses of people this was a hallowed word, america. to them it was the hope of thei

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in an iowa survey from "the des moines register" and bloomberg, walker is now the top gop pick amongely caucusgoers. he jumped from just four percentage points back in october. and in our facebook senti-meter, look how his numbers have jumped. governor walker is our exclusive live guest after this from abc's jonathan karl. >> reporter: he's the one that took on the labor unions in a fight that gave birth to the occupy movement. >> all: scott walker's got to go. hey, hey. >> reporter: now, wisconsin governor scott walker hopes to stand out among a crowded field of 2016 hopefuls. >> in america, we value our independence from the government not our dependence on it. >> reporter: he got rave reviews at least week's freedom summit in iowa. that sounded like a presidential campaign speech. at least the beginning of one. >> we've been testing wisconsin. there's no doubt about that. we're looking for good leadership. and, uh we'll see what the future holds. >> reporter: he's become the newest favorite of the conservative media. >> scott walker wowed them in iowa. he is the blueprint for the

>> well iowa is an interesting iowa is always important and of course it picked more establishment-type candidates dating back to the '90s. more recently it has become more conservative more evangelical. mitt romney lost it by just a hair i about the way in 2012. so it is it is a more conservative vote but it is important and the other thing to remember is, caucuses can be important. on other side of the aisle, obama proved that in 2008 where he was able to take these caucuses and, he basically did a stealth guerrilla campaign against hillary clinton where he used caucuses and ability to control pretty low turnout caucuses to really launch his campaign in the primary. so iowa is always a pleas to watch. jenna: jamie's article is entitled popky cob punditry. 10 points for use of that word jamie, by the way. >> good one jamie. jenna: heed the warning fairly. thank you to you both. have a great day. >> thanks, jenna. >> you too. gregg: the jobs report is just out. what do the numbers tell us and is it a real story on unemployment? >>> infants infected with measles at a day-care center at a

. >> thank you, and a new push for answers in the police involved shooting death of an unarmed man. iowa senator charles grassley has sent letters now to the fairfax police chief and the u.s. attorney general just this week. they're about the 2013 death of john gear during a standoff. grassley wants fairfax police to turn over additional documents about the officer who shot the man. officer torres, it is believed to have anger issues and not been on the streets that day. >> on the hill shall the stage is set for a showdown over the keystone pipeline. congress approved a bill to build it, but it still needs presidential approval. he has already promised to veto. the pipeline would carry oil from canada to the gulf of mexico. there are concerns about president obama's request for the continued use of military force against isil. some lawmakers are upset the president is ruling out any long term commitment of ground troops. other expressed belief that the request is too broad. speaking from the oval office late today the president is determined to strike the proper balance. >> make no mista

. >>> and fumes in the cockpit forced an american airlines jet from dallas to iowa to make an emergency landing in tulsa. fire trucks and hazmat crews met the plane on the runway monday. all 67 people aboard made it off safely. it's not clear what caused the odor. >>> the good news for folks in new england is that the latest blast of record-breaking snow should taper off by this evening. the bad news another round of snow and arcticlike temperatures may be headed their way later this week. boston was hit hard again. more than two feet of fresh snow piled up in parts of new england yesterday and into the night. snow total records set in 1978 were broken. area transit systems are shut and schools remain closed. don champion is in boston. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. seeing huge amounts of snow like this has become the new norm in this region in recent weeks. crews have just been pushing all the snow to the side. but as you can see now even that's becoming a problem. and while most of the snow has tapered off, boston won't be returning to normal any time soon. buri

homeland security, the federal protective service for enhancing aviation security in response to an attack, iowa's put in their and there is no credible intelligence of a similar tack eating plant here, given how the threat is evolving, that has become a less and less relevant statement because you and i won't necessarily know about when the next actor is going to strike and try to murder several cops on the beach in brooklyn or some other place. that is why i think we have got to collectively engage communities where somebody may be inclined to turn to violence to build trust. i always have the local police chief and u.s. attorney sometimes the mayor, sometimes the senators, exercise building trust but also to instill a notion that it is collectively all of our homeland security serious it is not just my job or your job to report an interdict. has got to be a public effort given how this that is evolving. >> thank you for this very lively discussion. it is important that us governors are up to date. i thank them. we will move to consideration of our policy decisions. they will consider policies.

an hour. you can see where the heavy snow is spreading across iowa indiana, michigan, ohio, in towards pennsylvania. and, again, we're talking about over a foot in a lot of these areas as we get into the overnight. there's chicago an additional 10 inches here. this is going to be a big snowstorm for them as well as in detroit. north of cleveland and buffalo. so, again, as the afternoon progresses as we get into the super bowl time, people are urged to stay off the roads, especially around the chicago area. where we have blizzard conditions happening right now with winds in excess of 30, 40 miles per hour. this blizzard warning in effect until midnight tonight. people are urged to stay off the roadways, already seeing some of the interstates being shut down. people do not need to be traveling right now. and then the storm is going to move into the northeast. d.c., philadelphia mainly a rain event. however, right around the new york city area we could see mixture of rain, sleet and snow. so that's going to be concern especially for -- into the rush hour tomorrow morning. you can see, there's that fre

>> first i think that our fbi and the leadership of the fbi is doing of an iowa job dealing with thisssue here in the homeland. just to give you a little perspective, when somebody shows up in syria okay, and this is been going on for a while, they do a little vetting somewhat to get their jihad on so to speak, they may just tell them you're going to be a suicide bomber, is will record to do here's what you're going to operate and go forth and do good. in the other parts of the vetting to look for individuals have different skill sets who have savvy with the internet who have some leadership skills, who maybe have some engineering capability. so they are sophisticated in how they recruit, particularly when they arrived. and those individuals then get put into a different pipeline. they may not get in -- get put into the suicide pipeline, they may get put into a different pipeline. those are the individuals that there will be sort of a different future for them to maybe come back to this country and get involved in additional recruiting, additional activities and maybe larger scale typ

a tree hitting a house, an suv destroyed. in iowa entire neighborhoods underwater. rob marciano with pictures coming in tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a massive pile-up on a new york highway. >> the one sandwiched in there. >> reporter: 35 cars and five tractor trailers crushed on i-81, shut down. miraculously, no serious injuries. >> i just had nowhere to go. >> reporter: motorist ian wagner in the middle of it all. >> i'm all right, i got a little scratch on my finger and that's it. >> reporter: this, as the already frozen northeast braces for four more days of snow. meanwhile tonight, the west is getting massive amounts of rain and high winds. trees down in ashland, oregon. this one smashing a car. crews loading up sandbags in humboldt county, california. in washington state, an entire town under water. abc's neal karlinsky is right there. >> reporter: this is the hard-hit community of brinnon, washington. they've had 7 inches of rain in just 24 hours. you can see some of the homes here. there's been evacuations, including a family of five, a baby, mudslides as w

. >> there is not an appeal to rick santorum beyond iowa. where does he go from there?he has traditionally been branded as the social conservatives candidate. something he bristles at. >> this is the des moines register" today. santorum to rebrand ahead of 2016. and it says a focus on middleclass workers less on social issues. fair? >> not up fair. but i don't think it's fair. if you go back and look at the 2012 campaign, i focused a lot of time and energy on my campaign on talking about what we needed to do to help those who are being left behind by the economy today. >> you were just asked a lot of questions. >> well, i'll give you an example. at the iowa summit on saturday, i spoke on two topics. i talked about radical islam and this message of blue collar conservatism based on the book i wrote last year. that was my message. when i went upstairs to the press conference, i got three questions in a row on gay marriage. and i finally -- after the third question i said, has anybody else up here gotten three questions on this issue. mike huckabee goes through the same th

jesse albrecht participated in his first combat paper project workshop in iowa in 2010. an iraq war veteran and university trained ceramics sculptor, he had served in iraq in 2003 and 2004 as an army medic with the iowa national guard. his unit was stationed in mozilla -- in mozul. the chaos, brutality, and ambiguity of the war were unnerving for albrecht. six years later, when he took part in the iowa combat paper project workshop, he was still actively dealing with memories of his time in combat. albrecht uses his arts training to both address the traumas of his own war experiences and to explore the culture of war and the military. there's year in mozu -- his year in mozul and saddam hussein's dictatorship got under jesse's skin. art making became one of the ways he discharged -- he missed -- he displays the discharge of his military experience. many pieces are kitschy images of saddam hussein, portraits of himself, and ironic messages to the tyrant. the ceramic pots included here incorporate other war memories. they depict images of archaeological antiquities found in t

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we had an organizer in iowa. we had an organizer in new hampshire. they are meeting with local party officials and elected leaders, asking them to keep their powder dry. >> i'm pleased to have this opportunity. i enjoyed by governor dan malloy of connecticut. the chair was not able to make it, but governor malloy, we appreciate it. the national resource committee legislative director, we appreciate all your work will stop as -- all of your work. the briefing materials were sent out in advance of the meeting and i hope you have all had a chance to get through them. so let's begin. i will start with some opening comments. they will be brief because we're so pleased to have the administrator here and i imagine there will be a number of questions. severe drought, expanding domestic energy production and aging water infrastructure have introduced significant challenges for the state. they have also demonstrated the close connection between energy and water resources. population growth strains water infrastructure. developing state policies that address th

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. >>> scott walk erer is is the first of the likely 2016 presidential candidates to open an office in iowa. walker leads gop con tnd tenders in the state so far. the des moines reg stair states two draft movement, one for ben carson and one for liaisonelizabeth warn have set up shob in iowa. jeb bush is taking on one of the political elephants in the room, education. and his support for the common core standards. here is james rosen. >> we should have this be ultimately a customized learning experience all across this country, where the social commitment is made to parents and on behalf of their children and not so much to protect government-run unionized politicized monopolies. >> across 40 minutes of wonky discussion at the foundation for florida's future jeb bush never uttered the words common core the controversial standards for math and english language adopted in 43 states and a common complaint about many core conservatives who cite bush's support as a reason to oppose his bid for the nomination. bobby jindal and other potential candidate never uttered the word jeb bush on monday bu

an opportunity to look someone in the eye. it starts off in relatively small states like iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina. ere is an old joke about if you would vote for someone, and you would say, i have only met him five times. if we go to the presidential cycle and say go to california or new york, most people's interaction with the candidates would be through some slick tv ad and they would not get to see them. john: -- mark: i hate to interrupt, but everything that you are saying is true. ted cruz: look, i have faith that primary voters are going to look to people's records. mark: did you ever compare your record to senator -- governor bush bosch -- governor bush's. stickers -- ted cruz: i don't think that one should. look, we will see how this campaign plays out. i know governor bush was quoted at a "wall street journal" gathering that he had to be prepared to lose the primary to win the general, and i would confess that as a primary voter, that is not encouraging. we will see how this plays out. i think every candidate is obliged to make the case to the voters why they will fight for the principle t

in our latest poll we ask for hundred likely republican caucus goers in iowa if they believe islam is annherently violent religion that leads its followers to violent acts or on the other hand it is an inherently peaceful religion but there are some that twist its teachings to violence? you can see the results on the big board. 53% believe that islam is inherently peaceful, but 39%, a big number, say an inherently violent. this is a complicated picture for republicans going into a campaign for national security could matter a lot. >> that is the iowa number. i would imagine that the number of republicans is not too far off. it may be different for democrats. it will be interesting to say what republican candidates say to that. we tried to survey them today, but we did not get responses. jeb bush in detroit talked about the need to reach out and have a more humble foreign policy, but at the same time there is clearly an appetite to hear and anti-islamic rhetoric. >> this will not be a satisfying answer, but it is clear that there is a lane for anti-islamic rhetoric and there is a clear ma

do you know what it's background by now, he asked an audience in iowa, used car loans, bad home loansstressed assets and derivatives. now, he may be long about that being in your portfolio, but we don't know because we haven't had a specific audit of the fed. >> i don't believe it. we are -- i'll be blunt. we are audited out the wazoo, okay? every federal reserve bank has a private auditor, we have an auditor of the system, we have our own inspector general. we are audited -- that's not what he's talking about. he's talking about politicizing monetary policy. and who else puts their balance sheet out on the net? no corporation in america does that. we do that. we put our income statement out on the net. we are a porous, visible entity. that's not what this is about, david. this is about interfering with the making of monetary policy. i respect the gentleman from kentucky, but he's wrong. david: okay. very quickly because we're almost out of time, but i've got to give you time to tell us what you are going to be doing next. [laughter] running for president? >> right, no -- i'm going to

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homeland security, the federal protective service for enhancing aviation security in response to an attack, iowa's put in their and there is no credible intelligence of a similar tack eating plant here, given how the threat is evolving, that has become a less and less relevant statement because you and i won't necessarily know about when the next actor is going to strike and try to murder several cops on the beach in brooklyn or some other place. that is why i think we have got to collectively engage communities where somebody may be inclined to turn to violence to build trust. i always have the local police chief and u.s. attorney sometimes the mayor, sometimes the senators, exercise building trust but also to instill a notion that it is collectively all of our homeland security serious it is not just my job or your job to report an interdict. has got to be a public effort given how this that is evolving. >> thank you for this very lively discussion. it is important that us governors are up to date. i thank them. we will move to consideration of our policy decisions. they will consider policies.

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. >>> in a small iowa town, an exciting day turns tragic when a water tower comes tumbling down. three lives hanging in the balance. >> it happened so quickly. it was such a shocking moment. >> july 2000, reporter brian schultz is dispatched to new providence, iowa, to cover the installation of a new water tower. >> that looks pretty good, don't it? >> it does. >> getting the water tower was a point of pride for new providence. something they'd been trying to get done for quite a while. so it was quite a big deal. >> new providence raises enough money to purchase its very first tower. the remote town of a little more than 200 people is all abuzz. >> anyone who was at home at the time, they were going to go out and see this happen. >> as local residents gather in the streets, a 150-foot crane rises and successfully lifts the four steel legs into position. >> there were some gentlemen on top of the tank that were attaching these straps to a central point that the crane would lift up. there were a few gentlemen on the ground that were kind of directing them. and there was a gentlema

. >> the fact is part of his problem with iowa voters is that he is too moderate, and that is an issuethere is a movement in the country that said we should not order people to get vaccines, and parents don't want to get them, and now he is embroiled in that. president obama said this today and this aired this morning, and he said very clearly that people need to get fax -- people need to get vaccinated. >> and remember, this is not just the right that believes in this there is a crunchy granola left the believes in the studio. obama is now in the right place when he was in the wrong place in 2008. i know we are going to talk about this in the second block of the show, but my god that kind of unfavorable rating i don't know what you can try to do to fix this. >> he spoke at the same event that skull walker spoke at, but he did not move his unfavorable rating -- scott walker spoke at but he did not move his unfavorable rating. >> mike huckabee performs twice as well as chris christie does in our iowa poll. but wait, he has something provocative to say. not how he squares his religious b