the show is "then and now with andy cohen." that's andy! thank you, andy. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my next guest is a grammy- winning singer-songwriter whose memoir "boys in the trees" comes out today. please welcome carly simon. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it's nice to see you. thanks for being here. >> it's great to be here. >> stephen: i feel like we're about to go to the beach in your floppy hat. thank you for wearing it. you with three-time grammy award winning singer-songwriter. >> isn't that boring. >> stephen: it's not boring. what are you talking about? that's impressive. >> you would think i should have a variety of songs for those awards. >> stephen: you do. you nailed it all down in one, there. obviously everybody knows you from "so you're so vain." >> that one. >> stephen: i'm sure people ask you all the time who "you're so vain" is about, i'm not going to ask you. >> clever of you. >> stephen: do you know "who let the dogs out, who?" do you kn

the show is "then and now with andy cohen." that's andy! ( cheers and applause ) this just in. the final countdown to christmas is here. wait what? gary, is this teleprompter right? sweet molasses! i need to start shopping immediately. save on thousands of last minute deals at target. the holidays are here. don't forget you can order on target.com and pick up in store the same day. i ordered this today. it's for you. boop! shop target.com. pick up in store. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my next guest is a grammy- winning singer-songwriter whose memoir "boys in the trees" comes out today. please welcome carly simon. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it's nice to see you. thanks for being here. >> it's great to be here. >> stephen: i feel like we're about to go to the beach in your floppy hat. thank you for wearing it. you with three-time grammy award >> isn't that boring. >> stephen: it's not boring. what are you talking about? that's impressive. >> you would think i should have a variety of songs for thos

stacey: andy garman is soaking in the sun. andy: i am not coming back. this is as good as against this rose bowl announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully... jeb bush: donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on isis. jeb will destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer: tested and proven leadership matters. jeb bush. announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. tony: for the first time in 25 years, the hawkeyes are smelling the roses. the rose bowl is only a few days away, with iowa taking on stanford. sports director andy garman is soaking in that warm weather of pasadena. he joins us live. andy: the sun has set behind the san gabriel mountains and it is getting chilly. i am going to need a light jacket at some point. if you are a big 10 or a pac-12 football fan, this is where you the

get this, andy. they are going through a multimillion dollar renovation project to add brand-new stadium seating. i know you have been there a few times, yourself. watching this race on tv, it just does not do justice for the size of this be with. andy: how fast 225 miles an hour looks to the eye. they have to get the track ready, the 125th addition is next year. we will be back in sport with a preview of the game. until then got back to you in the studio there. stacey: again, kickoff set for just after 7:00 tomorrow night. and of course trust kcci for , complete postgame coverage. taking a live look outside out on the roads tonight. this is one of our dot cameras. it is friday night, the weather is nice, people are out. jason: it is nice to know it will continue. i am the guy the gets to deliver good news to almost everybody, at this point read unless you are a snow lover, it is not just happening. game time forecast, dress a little warm if you're tailgating. starting off in the low 30's, that outdo

sports director andy garman joins us live from california. hey andy. andy: the stages don't get any bigger than it to do a big 10 or pac-12 football fan. the champions from each conference squaring off in the venerable rose bowl stadium. the playoff this change that somewhat. for a team that was 12-0 before losing in the big ten championship game just a couple of weeks ago. kirk ferentz spoke -- step up to the mic today just to give some final thoughts today. this is an iowa team that kirk ferentz says has been in a 13 week play up already. this point, it is just another huge challenge ahead. >> summary from columbus just sent me a dispatch. they had three football experts, one had us for. if i have made that claim back in august, somebody might have been chasing. andy: the rose bowl marquee behind me is a popular spot for fans to take pictures. scott reister is in the thick of them. huddle. scott: is this heaven? the l.a. convention center. we are hanging out with 15,000 of our closest iowa friends. >> expecting 60,000 at the game. >> this is what iow

andy: ... or build a fort, or just do the self exploration, self reflecting type of activities that maybe they could in the past. bob: i'd like to play the devil's advocate here and mooe us into the second topopc. the more time kids have just with other kids, the increase in likelihood of bullying, or opportunities for bullying. we've got a big push in iowa, the governor is certainly behind this, as are many legislators, and parents, and schools/ and so on, to not just reduce bullying,,but to iminate it. not just at schools, but in homes, and online behavior, because there are some instances committing suicide, and you read about these terrible stories. do you think we're going too far with our anti- bullying push, or do you think it's a good thing? maeve: i think one of the huge changes is social media, just as you mentioned, and the anonymity that can come with that. someone could post a picture and say something, and then people, young children who haven't really ... ttey're not thhnking abo

andy garman is there, as well. the big game is tomorrow. what's the vibe like out there, andy? andy: well, scott, i have to tell you -- no doubt the biggest stage the hawkeye football program is ever played on. you can talk about rose or orange bowls, all of those things. but iowa under ferentz have never played for an outright conference championship read but i was certainly at the table this year for the first time. and the coach is making sure his guys appreciated. we got a chance to see the trophy and talk to the coaches today. around 4:00 eastern time ahead of the showdown. at 8:17 indianapolis time is the kickoff. the game is live on fox. this is a huge a setting for this football team. kirk says he knows they need to embrace it. kirk: once we get there, we have to be focused on michigan state -- not the environment of the crowd. it will be a great crowd, i'm sure. we had zach johnson talk to our team a couple weeks back. you talk about that kind of circumstance coming down to a costa on 18, and not being overwhelmed by. a gets back to how you execute. andy: much more of

andy: i am not surprised at all. first off, he' s a lightning rod setting the tone for the republican nomination battle. to a large extent, even democrats are forced to respond it is easier for them than it is for republicans and frankly it is like a softball for democrats to swat. josh: you will say that, they loved him being called up. such a contrast in positions. chris: every democrat in the country would love donald trump to be the republican nominee. when clinton goes after him in a debate, that is great for trump because he can turn around and say see, republicans, the democrats are scared of me. josh: you know what was interesting when they were talking about a muslim ban, it morphed into a discussion involving the resettlement of refugees. sitting in the audience was governor hassan. the question went to hillary quentin, saying that governor hassan says we need to put a pause on the program, what do you think? there was some contrast there and when is there a surprise? does this stick around? is this bad new

andy: why is that? steve: today, i stopped by the happiest place on earth and rated to some very happy iowa football fans. distantly hand -- disneyland in anaheim, california averages 95,000 fun seeking customers every day. in this year, the run-up to the rose bowl, among those clothed in many colors, you can spot group after group of folks proudly wearing black and gold. some of them are just casual iowa hawkeye football fan. >> iwatch it. do i know as much as my husband, not at all. >> he likes it. steve: he likes it, he really likes it. but he doesn't like what his parents did to him the last time the hawkeyes were here in 1991. >> went to the rose bowl but didn't take me. i figured i wasn't going to leave them behind with this jordan of carlisle could not pass up this opportunity for his kids. are you surprised at the number of iowa people? >> no. steve: why not? >> they sold out of beer at two bars in indianapolis. steve: in heaven there is no fear, that is why hawks fans drank it all at the big te

that's our buddy sketchy andy. >> yeah baby. >> thug mansion, sketchy andy, what kind of video is this? >> the best thug life video i've ever seen. >> this is the big event in moab. they all get together. here's andy making his way out to that giant platform that they built in the middle of the canyon there. that slack line is a bit steep, but andy is no dummy. help him. but just try and imagine the strength andy has here to do this for 850 feet. his core strength, his ankles, his knees to walk out on that line. >> and balance. the strength he needs in his feet, his ankles. >> it's a bit steep. how about the fall? >> that's steeper. >> that is a little bit steeper, yeah, but it is so fun to watch this angle here of him walking all the way out to those big web platforms they have set up. >> look at the other people there on the side. they're not even paying attention like it's old news for them to see somebody do this. >> they do this all the time, you know. >> andy is almost to the end here before one last little slipup. no big deal. climbs back up on the line and takes a break. you ea

andy: i would hope for a night at the improv. i think it might be all time low key against those two. scott: more and more the focus for sure. andy: we will send it back to you. tony: back to basketball now. next up for the 11th-ranked cyclones, coppin state at hilton coliseum. isu is heavily favored in this one. >> just want to play the right hopefully get a good practice in today and just play well. we obviously want to win but we want to play the right way. >> going around, getting stops, creating turnovers, playing the iowa state way. really outplaying teams. that is the key for us going forward. on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job do

andy hiller has more in tonight's hiller instinct. >> andy: given california and senator. >> hi. all presidential candidates seems clear: are we at war? >> no. we're not at war, but we are confronting a real threat to the united states. you're president. it's today. what do you do? >> our primary focus has got to be on bringing russia and france countries together to destroy isis. >> andy: foreign policy isn't supposed to be sanders' strength. for decades he's focused on social and economic inequality, but he doesn't agree that's a disadvantage. >> you go out and you talk to the american people. you go out and talk to the american people. what they will tell you is they're working longer hours for low wages. almost all new wealth and income going to the top 1%. they can't afford to send their kids to college. half of the people between 55 and 65 have zero saved for retirement. >> andy: which is the top issue, the economy or national security? >> i think we as a nation are smart enough to walk and chew bubble gum at the same time. welcome to the political revolution. >> andy: while po

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andy. andy ricker. the white guy who cooks awesome thai food. >> is it pretty spicy? in portland. restaurants in new york. andy's made a name for himself faithfully reproducing the cuisine of northern thailand. >> mm. >> the good stuff. comes from places like here. rice country. chiang mai province. in this part of the world you live and die by the harvest. thai food is intensely regional. and northern thailand in particular has many distinctive features. this is a world of fresh, delicious, spicy, meaty, salty, sour, sweet, bitter. often with a just-picked herby dimension. and always the most vital thing, giver of life, sticky rice. andy here is constantly back and forth from america to thailand, for nearly 25 years now, looking for recipes, techniques, digging deeper and deeper into an amazingly complex and widely misunderstood cuisine. and getting his ass chastised by a few aunties as he goes. >> okay. >> on this trip andy's working on a new cookbook, investigating the eating and drinking culture of the region. which might be why he thought of me and why we're drin

let's check in with andy levy over at the news desk. andy, do you know what i think? >> roll banter, animation. >> let's welcome our guests. when she dresses to the nine's they call it the ten's. jedediah bila. he may not be a road scholar, but he is a road hack. she is wearing a lovely perfume. i believe it is called bourbon. fox business contributor dagin mcdowell. and yes i know what you are thinking, he owns a yacht. it is rob long. let's start the show. donald trump is getting blow back for shocking comments he made. yes, the gop front runner said he wants to prevent the spread of extremism on-line by talking to bill gates about censoring the internet. take a look. >> we are losing a lot of people because of the internet and we have to do something. we have to see bill gates and a lot of different people that really understand what is happening. we have to talk to them in certain areas and closing the internet up. some say freedom of speech, freedom of speech. these are foolish people. we have a lot of foolish people. we have a lot of foolish people. we have to m

not enough -- mm, it's such a great combination. >> andy. >> yes, ma'am. >> andy. oh, my gosh. unbelievable. >> can we just stay here? >> yes. >> let's stay here. >> if you want to make this recipe at home, go to today.com/food. gifts," go to goodgiftsbook.org. every penny of the profits goes to the salvation army. thank you, everybody. >>> coming up, a major league gift for some deserving kids. first this is "today" on nbc. i take pictures of sunrises, i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. >>> thanks to your generosity, our 22 around annual toy drive has been a huge success with more than $15 million worth of donations to disadvantaged kids and families. >> major league baseball joining our toy drive with another fantastic donation this year. here to tell u

>> our friend andy cohen. >> andy cohen. >> and he is feeling nostalgic. >> and kathie lee gave me a cookie. >> and he used to do the news and now he is doing all kinds of stuff. >> he is an entrepreneur. >> he doesn't stop. >> he has a new special he is going to be talking about and maybe so amy poehler and tina fey movie "sisters," here we will talk to the divas of the wrestling world. gotten over psy's "daddy" song, we will have elvis duran's new artist of the months. and these are the words of wisdom. >> i can't decide if i need a cup of coffee or a shot of vodka. what you think, andy some >> i don't know. >> why were you sleeping? >> why weren't y get off of the air at 11:30, and then i'm all wired and it is awe all screwed up and then in morning i am so exci okay. i will want you to enjoy this cookie. i want to tell you about my fr ann neilson at a fund raz fund-raiser in new york city, and she just h $5,000 for cassidy's place. and i want to give people their due. and so this is a cookie for you, don't touch that. >> okay. >> and last night, jimmy kimmel had some fun and for o

we have live coverage from andy garman and ryan smith this afternoon. we begin with andy. andy: hello, the team has arrived. the iowa hawkeyes are about ready to play the game at lucas oil stadium behind me in indianapolis, indiana. the hawkeyes arrived here about two hours ago, the charter jet from cedar rapids airport. by in indianapolis, and indy c ar. they all climbed off of the airplane to the bus, and the coach says he is trying to keep this like any other road game -- the line. he also says he is trying smell the roses, right now. kirk: you don't have time to catch your breath, to admire your work. if you are, you are losing valuable work. both of us have valuable time, that is where our thoughts are. not getting caught up in the national talks, user to worry about that or look up at what you have accomplished, you will probably not do as well as you need to do on the field. andy: now the hawks and spartans take off here at lucas oil stadium tomorrow night at about 7:15 iowa time. we had hawkeye fans walking by, there are a lot more where ryan ryan: andy, that is ri

until then, live outside the rose bowl in pasadena, andy garman. todd: like we haven't tell you all week, hawkeye fans are taking over l.a.. stacey: eric hanson shows of the rowdy crowd at the hawkeye huddle. eric: we're at the hawkeye huddle in los angeles. are you already for the hawkeyes >> i'm from pleasant hill, iowa. >> we had no layovers, it was a direct flight. eric: to see all this black and gold is pretty amazing. >> he said you are from altoona? >> originally from prairie city. this is crazy. eric: we are having fun, right? if you look around this crowd, you can see that this place is just beginning to kind of take shape. all building up to new year's day, the ballgame. any idea who is going to win? i will show this hawkeye huddle go hawks! stacey: thank you, eric. always so much fun to see the hawkeye fans travel like that. todd: very black and yellow, or should i say gold? we'll be back next with a final check of your weather. you are announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully... jeb bush: donald, you're not going to be

not enough -- mm, it's such a great combination. >> andy. >> yes, ma'am. >> andy. oh, my gosh. unbelievable. >> can we just stay here? >> yes. >> let's stay here. >> if you want to make this if you'd like a copy of "good gifts," go to goodgiftsbook.org. every penny of the profits goes to the salvation army. >> a major gift for some deserving kids. you nailed it, andy! it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. join us for real change. wow, we have made it through a whole week. your mom is going to be so... surprised. talk to a nurse, find a doctor, or coordinate appointments with bewell 24/7. one of the many services provided >>> our 22nd annual toy drive has been a huge success with more than $15 million worth of do

you nailed it, andy! >>> our 22nd annual toy drive has been a huge success with more than $15 million worth of donations to disadvantaged kids and families. >> major league baseball joining our toy drive with another fantastic donation this year. here to tell us all about it is new york mets outfielder and three-time mlb all-star curtis granderson. and his friend mr. met. >> mr. met here. we always got to have mr. met here for the hol days. >> what a season. mr. met. >> he's out here enjoying it. everybody's loving mr. met. >> we have some really cool items. these little action figures you see. >> is that you? >> that's me. i got to go right there so i can play in the outfield. we have the masterpie train set. over 1,000 toys are going to be donated to kids all over the united states. for people interested, you can go to your team website or mlb.com to donate and pick up some as well. >> you'r'r a sweeeeeart. >>>> congrgrulations on your season. let's have another one next year. >> yeah. >> can we do that

and i said i love andy grammer. and she said she was married to you. >> you're newly married in. >> about three years. >> and you're letting her go on the road with selena? >> she's doing her thing. she's an incredible backup singer. she's a great singer. she got asked to go out. she loved it. she had a great time. >> we're going to play a little andy grammer. >> we're going to take win of your songs and play a mad libs thing. >> we don't know which song. >> i'm, i need a noun. >> a noun. >> peanut butter. okay. i need another noun. >> hoda. >> okay. i need a verb. be careful. >> slap. >> you know that's going to be good. >> that's kinky. >> i need an add verb adverb. >> like mr.? >> something with l-y. >> swimmingly. i'll take it british. >> i need an adjective, describe. >> lovely. >> i need another noun. kathie lee. >> oh, dear. >> here we go. weeed the guitar, please, is there a pick there? so this song is, "honey, i'm good." >> and your new words are on the prompter. it's been a long [ laughter ] >> okay. some

andy have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. at kraft we start with quality ingredients. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. andy: the senior from canada says he will be setting out for arthroscopic surgery. averaging 12 points a game, a couple of threes every time out, and five steals so far this year. the team will apply at the end of the season. at the same time the cyclones lose a player, steve prohm adds one. marquette transfer deonte burton is eligible starting with this weekend's big as we are classic. he is an athletic, big man who will find a place to make a difference. but i will meet with him this week to talk about his role and my expectations and our expert's for him. andy: the cyclones back in action with game two, the first game the hawkeyes at 3:30, both of them at wells fargo arena. and matt campbell has chosen his first offense o

not enough -- mm, it's such a >> andy. >> yes, ma'am. >> andy. unbelievable. >> can we just stay here? >> yes. >> let's stay here. >> if you want to make this recipe at home, go to toad.com/food. if you'd like a copy of"good gifts," go to goodgiftsbook.org. every penny of the profits goes to the salvation army. >> a major gift for some deserving kids. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> our 22nd annual toy dri has been a huge success with more than $15 million worth of donations to disadvantaged kids and families. >> major league baseball joining fantastic donation this year. here to tell us all about it is new york mets outfielder and three-time mlb all-star curtis granderson. and his friend mr. met. >> mr. met here. we always got to have mr. met here for the hol days. >> what a season. >> nothing says chris ias like mr. met. >> he's out here enjoying it. everybody's loving mr. met. >> who are you giving away this year? >> we have some really cool items. these lhttle action figures you see. >> is that you? >> that's me. i got to go right there so

andy sometimes you find fault with my monologues. i don't think you can find anything wrong with them. >> i agree. you don't think i can. >> look, it is the act -- you should be profiling an activity and not ethnicity. i am not even entirely sure how receiving a lot of packages and working in the garage rises to the level of activity. i get packages all the time because i got a problem, tom. but like you mentioned the guy running with a blindfold on. first of all if he is running with a blindfold he won't run very far. >> >> you mean nylon? >> well, if you are wearing one of those and running from the scene of a bank carrying a burlap sack, you are then profiling activity. on the other hand if say someone orders blindfolds to their apartment it can have a completely innocent meaning. is -- >> is that one of your famous packages? >> i can see them tucking in their shirt tails and not running in the hallway. >> i think we all profile. i don't think there is anything wrong with profiling. we have the right as american citizens to profil

andy: completely different. well, the first one was a dystopian future kind of story, and it was like so bad that--fortunately, i wrote it before the era of the internet, so there are no digital copies. no one will ever find it. i destroyed all copies except for one that my mother has, and she won't tell me where it is. and then the other--the second one was okay. it was sort of a space opera kind of thing. and it just wasn't well written. it had a decent plot. alice truong: when were you able to quit your day job as a software engineer? andy: that was april of last year. so, it's been about a year and a half. i didn't quit my job as an engineer until it was clear that "the martian" was going to make enough money to support me. scott: well, and alice brings up an interesting point. you're a software engineer. you are not a rocket scientist in any way. and you are--were not a writer. in that way, it reminds me a bit of tom clancy, who writes this book, i mean, the first one about "the hunt for red october." he wa

andy: who will hear a lot from the hawkeyes tomorrow. their media availability begins before noon and at 6:00, the newest edition of the college football playoff rankings show at 6:00. we will have you covered for the big ten championship with a preview special friday night at 8:00 as we go in depth more postseason football to talk about as well. you and i easily -- uni easily be eastern illinois over the weekend. after a slow start, you and -- uni are making some noise. >> the last six or seven weeks have been very good to us. we're playing good football right now. andy: the panthers at portland state, saturday night at 9:00 jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible at the f

too much fish. great combination. >> andy. >> yes, ma'am. >> andy. unbelievable. >> can we just stay here? >> yes. >> let's stay here. >> if you want to make this recipe at home, go to toad.com/food. if you'd like a copy of "good gifts," go to goodgiftsbook.org. every penny of the profits goes to the salvation army. >> a major gift for some deserving kids. first this is "today" on nbc. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all >>> our 22nd annual toy drive has been a huge success with more than $15 million worth of donations to disadvantaged kids and families. >> major league baseball joining our toy drive with another here to tell us all ab

andy parker joins me now, andy, thank you for being with me. >> thanks, poppy.ese days we're going to have happier things to talk about. >> i hope so. how are you doing, how's your family doing in the wake of alison's death? >> you know, we're hanging in there, but every time you see a tragedy like this and i just realize it wasn't even a week ago that, well, i guess it was a week ago, that the planned parenthood shooting happened, then you have the san bernardino shooting happen, and it just -- it's like a wound that just won't heal. it brings back terrible memories and i know exactly what those families are going through. they are now members of a club that no one wants to join. >> you're right. you wrote in this op-ed that the needle on gun violence prevention is turning, and that struck me, because i thought, wow, for him to write that and feel that, even in the wake of the colorado shooting, the planned parenthood shooting, this shooting, what are you seeing, andy, what's changing? >> you know, well, i'll give you a good example. with the help of my governo

andy garcÍa no tiene los detalles. mÁs grande del paÍs que tomÓ la drÁstica medida de cancelar el dÍa de clases ante la creíble posibilidad de un violento ataque armado. >> recibiÓ un correo electrÓnico muy especÍfico que decÍan que van a utilizar explosivos y qui van utilizar armas de alto calibre. >> estamos hablando de 700.000 estudiantes. andy: sospechan que el origen del mensaje mÁs cercano. el autor del mensaje reclamaba ser un extremista musulmÁn conexos con nexos- >> esta amenaza no es creÍble. es importante porque maÑana a nuestros jÓvenes, estarÁn en nuestras escuelas. andy: una amenaza similar fue recibida en nueva york. pero la declaran como engaÑo porque no escribiÓ a la con letra mayÚscula. basado en los recientes hechos sangrientos como el zar bernardino y el tiroteo en una escuela secundaria de oregÓn. 1500 escuelas fueron inspeccionadas en las Últimas 10 horas. maÑana podrÁn reabrir para las actividades normales. enrique: es posible seguirle la huella a una amenaza' reportera: sergio es un ex oficial d

from iowa city, i am andy garman, kcci. shaina: coming up on kcci a traffic stop in johnston that leads to a marriage proposal. how police helped pull off the lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. metinka: watch out for the dense fog early this morning. visibility has fallen back close to zero in many neighborhoods. a half-mile here in the metro. down near 20 in creston here to watch for changing conditions. we are under a dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. just outside of town, be extra careful. here in des moines, it is 33 degrees. watch as frost developed on some of the sidewalks this morning. we are expecting the frost to burn off by midday. some 40's and low 50's. eri

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