small just tried out for the iowa barnstormers. yes, you heard that right. he's 6-4, 6-6 with the hair. small showed up at barnstormers tryout camp in pella, and gave it a shot at wide receiver. his 5-4 40 speed made separation tricky when being guarded. small caught a few passes. dropped a couple. mostly it looks likes he had fun. small kept checking the mailbox, he told me today, brannen broke the news today. small will remain an executive. the cubs have the national league rookie of the year, and manager of the year. do they also have the cy young winner? yes. jake arrieta, another former i- cub, wins the cy young after his remarkable season,especially the second half. zach greinke finished second. a group of runaways were easily it took alexis 4 years to earn her college degree.but it will take her 25 years to pay off her student loans. join the fight to make college affordable. join the fight for alexis. dear future,please help. the present is kind of a scaryplace. i have no money, no job,no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things ab

barnstorm. barnstorm. the scenes from paris last week were terrifying -- when a friday night turned into a nightmare in multiple areas across the city. citytyininhe week since -- the world has learned more about the men who planned and carried out the attack -- and why there might be more on the way.world leaders now have been tasked with looking ahead -- learning from what went wrong in paris.much of that focus is on new york city -- which was specifically mentioned in an isis video. "fear is the oxygen of terrorists. they want to spad it, they want to stoke it. they want to keep it alive. more importantly we need to know about before the attack. . at happened that they didn't detect it. the focus has also shifted not only to national security -- but the syrian refugee crisis. at least one of the attackers is believed to have gotten into europe with the thousands of refugees crossing boarders to escape war in their homeland. homeland.the united states pledged to increase the number of refugees

a renegotiated lease between the norfolk airport authority and barnstormers restaurant is on hold for a few weeks, pending action by the state auditor. at monday night's meeting of the airport authority board, city attorney clint schukei said he had talked with the auditor's office that day, and was told a draft report on the previous lease was being circulated among staff before being forwarded to the auditor. he said he was advised to wait until that report is final before completing work on a renegotiated lease with barnstormers. norfolk public schools is on-track to begin offering students the opportunity to take part in five different career academies beginning in august of 2016. along with the move, the board voted unanimously monday night, to approve the writing of specifications and to seek bids for the renovation of career education facilities at norfolk senior high. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix." jessica rae: coming up this weekend a special fundraiser will be held to raise money for a family who suffered an unbearable tra

the barnstorm. barnstorm. with a terrorist attack happening on paris a day before the democrats gathered in des moines for their debate - cbs news political director john dickerson addresses it off first. the discussion off first. the discussion that followed was an important one, trying to figure out what the united states role in stomping out isis should be. hillary clinton says it cannot be an american fight - and that countries like turkey need to figure out if they'll stand with the united states or not. martin o'malley took a different approach - saying the united states is at its best when it's stomping out evil in the world - and isis is the face of that evil in the 21st century. bernie sanders says it reinforces the seriousness of climate change - and that areas of the world where natural resources are disappearing could be where "moment of silence sot" sot" four days before the democrats took to the stage -- the rebublicans did battle in their smallest debate so far. far.new jersey governor chris chr

the campaign trail and in the news.that process starts with the barnstorm. barnstorm. almost a monththo the day after speaker of the house john boehner resigned -- republicans finally picked his replacement. wisconsin representative paul ryan was nominated by his party wednesday -- and voted ininy the house on thursday.he was initialy dragged into the position after saying being chairman of the ways and means committee was his dream job.he said that he'd run for speaker because he thought he had to step up in a time when the party needed leadership. "the house is broken. we're not solving problems. we're adding to them and i am not interested in laying blame. we are not settling scores. we are wiping the slate clean." clean."coming up later in iowa in focus -- we take a much closer look the dividied republican house thth speaker ryan isisaking over. outgoing speaker john boehner took care of one hot-button issue -- funding the government. government.the house passed the bill on wednesday -- raising the debt cieling for two years -- the senate passed it early friday mor

barnstorm. barnstorm. last week was a bususone for congress.after a month of uncertainty about who would take over for the departing speaker john boehner -- wisconsin representative paul ryan stepped up. up.before ryan officially declared his intention to run for the spot -- iowa's first district house representative rod blum said that he was backing daniel webster from florida.webster was a favorite of blum's freedom caucus.but after paul ryan meeting ith the caucus -- blum was backing the eventual winner. "if you're in government, you have to be pragmatic. i think you have to be a realist and i think you also have to realize you're not going to get everything you want. so it's idealism vs. realism in this situation." situation."blum says that the freedom caucus was getting too much blame -- and credit t r the role that it was playing in the process. before the vote on the new speaker -- party leaders on both sides rammed through a budget deal to raise the debt ceiling for two years. years.this

the council will discuss the airport authority and its relationship with barnstormers restaurant, as well as hear an appeal from a norfolk resident regarding a conditional use permit that would allow helena chemical to operate an agronomy/retail fertilizer facility. the meeting is set for 5:30 tonight at the norfolk city council chambers at 309 n. 5th street. property taxes will be the topic of night for the second of the norfolk daily news' community conversations. speaker of the legislature galen hadley of kearney, platte institute executive director jim vokal and open sky institute executive director renee fry are the featured guests. daily news editor kent warneke says it's not a speech or debate, but a forum for norfolk-area citizens to ask questions and share information. it's set for wednesday evening from 5:30 to 6:30 at the cox activities center theater on the campus of northeast community college. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix." jessica rae: working hard this morning to unload the first big addition to the launch pad child

small tried out for the iowa barnstormers saturday. he learned today, he didn't make it. small and his spectacular hair weren't meant for a helmet. small showed decent hands, but limited foot speed. we are not showing this video in slo mo. women's basketball: drake dumps wisconsin by 19. dogs are good. the cubs have the rookie of the year, manager of the year, and now cy young winner. jake arrieta wins the cy young after his remarkable 22 win season. arrieta talked about the journey, which includes a lengthy stop in des moines. two family members are killed in an accident along interstate america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving r climate crisis starts with 50% clean energy by 2030.

he is barnstorming ahead of tomorrow's elections for state senate. democrats are trying to take the senate back from republicans. the race is expected to be close down there gun safety is a tough position to take to the state home to the national rifle association's national headquarters. he is a long-time supporter of the clintons. he headlines a hillary clinton rally last month in virginia after her marathon benghazi testimony. he thinks she has the right stuff. >> inside and out she knows the foreign policy. she should be president of the united states. you let the republicans keep doing what they are doing. they're entertaining to watch. i get a kick out of watching them. i don't learn anything about what they are doing to do for america. >> the trump campaign said they submitted enough signatures to qualify trump as the virginia primary ballot march 1st next year. virginia will be pivotal. joining me is virginia governor terry mcauliffe. i'm impressed by your guts going at it for gun safety in the state that is virginia what's changed? why do pe

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it's like the barnstorming days going off from flying airplanes but now we're going off into space andacecraft we have for getting into space, the more robust our program is going to be and the better americans will be to explore space. jeff: on the lighter side of things, what do you guys do in terms of having a couple of hours to kill? don: we call it off-duty time because you never really have free time because you can be called back at a moment's notice. you he limited free time can do any number of things. watch d.v.d. movies, read books. whatever you need to do in order to maintain your psyche. i prefer to do little science techno educational projects they dreamed up just because i was there. emily: and not eating space ice cream, unfortunately. astronaut don petit, thanks this for joining sexugs congratulations on 15 years. thanks so much. that's it for today. we'll be back tomorrow with a wrap on earnings. thanks for watching. ♪ inouncer: from our studios new york city, this is "charlie rose." "harlie: "our brand is crisis is the new film. sandra bullock plays jane bodine, a po

a renegotiated lease between the norfolk airport authority and barnstormers restaurant is on hold while the state auditor's office completes a review of the relationship between the twtw entities. cityty attorney clinthukei says the auditor is expected to issue the report in the next few weeks. and friday is the deadline to nominate an individual, organization or business for a philanthropy award from the philanthropy council of northeast nebraska. the awards will be presented at acelebrate giving event on saturday, february 6th. these and more stories can be heard on newstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix. " jessica rae: today y veterans day... a day where we give`thanks to those who served our country. but what many siouxlanders may not know is 25 percent of sioux city fire rescue and paramedics men and women are veterans or current service members. and they were honored yesterday near the veterans bridge. in all, those being honored total over 300 hours of military service. making this ceremony a spspial one..... giving firefghghrs a chance to share their pride in serving. "it was n

the council will discuss the airport authority and its relationship with barnstormers restaurant, as well as an appeal from a norfolk resident regarding a recently-approved conditional use permit that would allow helena chemical to operate an agronomy/retail fertilizer facility in northeast norfolk. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix. " jessica rae: coming up in sports... morningside won the g-pac title on saturday for the fifth consecutive season. hear from the mustangs when we come back scott: stay tuned for today's forecast... jessica rae: the holiday travel season is just around the around the corner... and you have worked very hard to maintain a healhty lifestyle, but what do you do when faced with all of those temptations of unhealthy holiday treats? i've got some tips for you to survive the holidays without blowing your healthy track record! rae: traveling, especially this time of year, can be stressful, but however you plan on visiting loved ones, plan ahead, be prepared, don't ruin your heatlhy eating pattern. mercy dietician st

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you barnstorm the country around a, let's say for convenience's sake, a 10-point agenda of redirectingry--like i pointed out-- and you'll see the partisanship melt in favor of political survival on capitol hill. you know, you're supposed to be a president of all the people. go to the people. the people are sovereign. the constitution starts with "we, the people..." not, "we, the corporation..." and you will see how fast that happens. you know who did that? bill bradley did that. he went all over the country as senator from new jersey generating support for tax reform in 1986. and it was a fairly good piece of legislation, which ronald reagan endorsed. but he hit the hustings. >> well, didn't president obama do that with health care? wasn't he out there beating the drums and...? >> but the wrong kind. >> what do you mean? >> he wouldn't further what he said he believes in-- single payer, full medicare for all--because he said, "it's not practical." which is another way of saying, "i can't take on the supremely popular health insurance companies and drug companies," right? he wasn't worr

also in new hampshire, jeb bush who's barnstorming the state with five separate events continuing on the jeb can fix it tour. not to be outdone, marco rubio in the granite state, as well, as the rise in national polls coming with increased scrutiny of the record and speaking of polls, new numbers of nbc news/"wall street journal" poll found that ben carson tied with hillary clinton. the only republican surveyed who doesn't trail the democratic front runner a head to head matchup. for his part, the current republican front-runner opted for florida instead of new hampshire today and continues the book tour there with an event beginning in just a few minutes with dr. carson. we have all of it covered beginning with nbc's chris jansing tracking the carson campaign. chris? >> reporter: well, ben carson is now on his way to two more appearances here in florida. every book buyer, a potential voter, trying to build on momentum of polls showing him not just leading the republican race and now neck in neck with the democratic front-runner hillary clinton. but being the front-runner means you a

to make sure that veterans are not left out, is to sit down with us and to figure it out, not to barnstorm the floor in the hope that since you are in the majority, it will pass. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker the gentlelady from district of columbia indicated there has not been a hearing in the house of representatives and the relevant subcommittees or the committees in the fairness to veterans act. for five years this bill has been pending, anybody on the committee, including ms. holmes norton could have asked for a hearing and it's a shame after five years there was no hearing, but we have a hearing now on the floor here on this bill. in addition to the transportation committee, the bill was also referred to the small business committee and within one of their subcommittees, the american legion testified on the fairness to veterans' bill in that subcommittee. so there was hearing. so there was testimony. there was opportunity for all members to question and to follow up on those qu