his campaign announced despite that previous threat and no changes ha would allow bobby jindal to get into the big debate or anything governor jindal won't boycott. he will actually participate in the so-called undercard debate. he will show up for the kids' table and be there in boulder tomorrow night just like the previous two debates. quoting from the new orleans times picayune, asked what's changed since jindal's threats not to appear, the campaign said "we just thought about it." and so jim gilmore is not dropping out and bobby jindal is not dropping out. that debate tomorrow night is slated to be these four candidates. bobby jindal, george pataki, rick santorum and lindsey graham. none of those candidates has made it on to any main debate stage yet. among those four candidates, i will say lindsey graham was definitely the candidate most improved between the first kids table debate and the second kids table debate. on the left side of your screen, you see basically what senator graham looked like in the first debate. it looked like someone had hurt a small animal that he felt clo

bobby jindal reporting he has a grand total of $261,000 cash on hand for his entire presidential campaign. governor jindal is not on track to make it into the next republican debate, not even close. in national polls these days 1% is a huge day for bobby jindal, but 0% is a more typical day. still, though, bobby jindal's not quitting. and i've got to say, the incentives for him to get out of the race or stay in the race may be about to change. because bobby jindal is about to lose his current job as governor of the state of louisiana. it's not his fault. it's just time. election day to pick the next governor of louisiana to succeed bobby jindal is next saturday. really, louisiana? on a saturday? yes. okay. october 24th, next saturday, is election day in louisiana to pick a new governor. the republican favorite in that race is this man, louisiana senator david vitter, who is the only person in the u.s. senate who competes with ted cruz for the least liked person in the whole institution among his colleagues. but there are three republicans running in louisiana to succeed bobby jindal as go

bobby jindal risking it all and standing apart from a fellow named trump. ndal plan in 60. >>> all right. when donald trump introduced his tax plan and it was his first putting pen to pain we are a plan of any sort in some of the key issues, it was greeted with a lot of widespread praise. but, but, but it had a teach they are bugged someone. it had a zero percent rate that would add almost half to the no pay taxes. bobby jindal says that is a problem. he doesn't want the poorest to pay 15, 25%, 2% would do it, as long everyone has skin in the game. was that your argument for this? >> everybody should pay something. too many americans think money grows on trees. we have this ridiculous out of control government spending $18 trillion of debt. i think earned success is so much better than unearned success. even 2%. everybody should pay something to the government. >> all tax rates go down under your plan. so will those paying at least something to provide extra revenue to the government, because people crunch numbers all the time and say your plan, all these ot

rounding out the top ten in the iowa poll are john kasich, rick santorum and bobby jindal. however a top ten showing in iowa... won't earn jindal a spot on the big stage at the next g-o-p debate. today jindal sat down with our dave price to talk about why that isn't fair ... and when he says he'll prove to the naysayers that he is a top tier candidate. "he's a governor, he's running for president, he's been in congress and now he's out with his second book. why did you do this? normal political books are boring ... we're blessed with the greatest country in the history of the world. we all know about president reagan, but we don't know about governor reagan ... he took on president nixon on welfare and he won that movement. i also talk about the abolition movement and the role the religious right played ... lets look back at those historical stories and see how they apply now. there's been some criticism about how the republicans have handled the benghazi hearings ... is it showboating ... will some good come out of it? two things i think are important ... we need to always

>> plus louisiana governor bobby jindal on his battle to defund planned parenthood. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> and welcome to "hannity." tonight, 2016 republican presidential candidate donald trump is in a major war of words with his republican rival, former florida governor jeb bush, over who is to blame for the 9/11 terrorist attacks. here's what trump has been saying in recent days. >> i think i'm much more competent than all of them when you talk about george bush, and say what you want, the world trade center came down during his time. i would have been much different. somebody says, well, it wouldn't have been any different. well, it would have been. i'm extremely, extremely tough on illegal immigration. i'm extremely tough on people coming into this country. i believe that if i were running thing, i doubt those families would have -- i doubt that those people would have been in the country. jeb said we were safe during his reign. that wasn't true. that's the only thing i pointed out. i'm not blaming anybody, and i'm not blaming george bush, alt

bobby jindal commenting on voter frustration. here's what he said. >> i think the reason voters have so frustrated, nothing seems to change in d.c. over the next several hours, you'll hear republicans tell you they want to shrink the size of government. and it sounds great, and we've got to do it. here's the truth. of all these folks talking, i'm the only one that has cut the size of government. there's not two of us, there's one of us. the rest of it is all just hot air. we need to pay attention to what they do, not what they say. let's shrink the economy and grow the american economy. >> joining us now is the louisiana governor, bobby jindal. welcome. >> thank you for having me. you know, one of the points i was making, and the left seems to have woken up and discovered this. i'm exclusively for cutting taxes, cutting the size of government. they think that's a criticism. we do that on purpose. you've got an either/or choice. grow the government economy or the american economy. we tried seven years of growing the government eco

ted cruz, mike huckabee, and bobby jindal were all there. the summit focuses on what iowans want from the next president. iowa poll front runner, dr. ben carson, was also in town promoting his new book. . dedeocratic presiddtial candidates attended the jefferson jackson dinner. that's a democratic fundraising event. front runner hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley were all there. all three defended themselves on whre they stand on issues, and sanders criticized clinton on several of her positions. as we get closer to the winter season, the boy scouts are collecting food to give to people in need. these overflowing boxes are the result of hard work by the 2015 scouting for food drive from the hawkeye area council of the boy scouts. scouts worked to sort new donated goods for most of saturday morning. local food banks like the hacap food reservoir, which serves 7 counties in eastern iowa, will make ure ititgets to the people who need it. " i just want to help people at the shelters who may not have enough food. " we're still

ted cruz, mike huckabee, and bobby jindal were all there. the summit focuses on what iowans want from the next president. iowa poll front runner, dr. ben carson, was also in town promoting his new book. . democratic presidential candidates attended the jefferson jackson dinner. that's a democratic fundraising event. front runner hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley were all there. all three defended themselves on where they stand on issues, and sanders criticized clinton on several of her positions. with a preview of what's next on "this week", here's abc's george stephanopolous. temperatures will be much warmer than yesterday, with highs topping out in the low 60s for most of us. we've got high pressure giving us plenty of sunshine and a southerly wind. the winds won't be a strong as they were yesterday, we'll likely only see a south winds around 5 mph. the start of you work week brings normal temperatures and partly cloudy skies, but as you progress farther into the week cooler temperatures are expected. a cold front moves

trump because most people don't pay federal income tax. >> bobby jindal is saying everyone should. >> they should because if you don't pay any net federal income tax in this country, you are not paying to defend this country. >> well -- >> you are not paying for soldiers. you are not. you are not contributing to pay for our defense. >> you are not contributing anyway. they don't pay the taxes. >> at least trump is actually being intellectually honest and but changes the facts, i have a back bone to sell you. >> he should have more gold chains. >> dragging the people down. >> wear a tie. play the part. >> "west side story." you're commenting on deplorem. >> he's looking to break out and speaking fees and not going to be president. >> up to 6%. i don't know about that. come on. come on. >> he is wrong. they don't pay taxes anyway. >> all he's saying -- >> they should. and he's right. >> all he's saying is if everyone paid something, you're more aware because you have a stake but a small stake. it's a good point. >> it's a good point rhetorically. everybody pays all sorts of taxes and us

and bobby jindal's still in the race.yth number three -- having this giant a candidate field is inherently unsustainable. having 15 major candidates competing for the republican no, ma'am nomination, it can't last. there's just not enough voter support and interest to divide by this many people so the herd by necessity will have to thin. nope. not this year. the first candidate to drop out of the race was former texas governor rick perry. he quit on september 11th. the next candidate to quit was scott walker, who quit ten days later. but now nobody's quit for 25 days. and nobody appears to be planning to get out anytime soon. the idea that this unsustainable herd must thin, that apparently is also a myth. but there's a reason these myths exist. these myths were not just made up out of nothing. the reason we expect those things to be true about presidential campaigns is because they always are true about all the other presidential campaigns. why are they not true this year? turns out it's a very specific thing about money.

bobby jindal, santorum, george pataki lindsey graham covered issues like climate change, hacking, and digital security. they also discussed the budget bill congress is set to prove this week. >> i think it' s a very bad deal. >> it' s a bad deal, but to protect our military, i would have signed it. >> this budget, if it' s paid for, will put $$40 billion back in the defense department. >> and im the one on this stage, and frankly both stages, who has actually gone to washington, said we would shake things up, and actually delivered on a conservative cause. shelley: during a lightning round of questions, bobby jindal admitted he still has a donald trump had not given out his phone number earlier this your, he probably wouldn' t have a smart phone. jeb bush will arrive in new hampshire tomorrow afternoon. he will meet with voters in portsmouth and hold a town hall meeting in new london. our commitment 2016 coverage continues on wmur.com with the breakdown of where all the candidates stand on the major issues. massachusetts state police say they arrested a man for making a international

you have a modest increase among three people, ted cruz, rubio, and bobby jindal.aybe you remember the last time -- [laughter] i said bobby jindal was the secret winner, and now he's up in the middle. he was at the pregame debate the last time, and now he's up there. john: you were saying for a wire while on the basis of the selzer score that marco rubio had room to grow. ann selzer: i think he's getting the press support that is bolstering those numbers. john: do you think in trump's case -- the perennial question about trump is the ceiling. he has been losing out to two. he is still ahead, but he's losing altitude steadily. does that help us know in retrospect what his ceiling is? ann: i don't think we know the floor or the ceiling. it is starting to shake itself out. he took up so much of the space. he took up 30% out of a large field of what was 17 people. of course, he's going to get less. john: he is at what number right now? ann: he is first. john: what percentage? j. ann: he is at 28%. i'm sorry, he is at 21%. john: he basically topped out around 30%. have

a small crowd of iowans had tt cruz, mike huhukabee, and bobby jindal. for cruz, who recently surged to third place in iowa polls, it was a test on foreign policy and immigration. 18:46:38 video - applause "with regard to syrian refugees, i think obama's proposal to accept thousands or hunnreds of thousands of syrian muslim refugees is absolute lunacy." cruz says 20-16 will be a "religious liberty" election. he says he's confident the conservatii, evangelicall voters who didn't vote in 08 or 2012 will caucus for his campaign. but now he's focusing on finding support in otr places. 19:22:02 "what we're seeing is conservatives uniting behind our campaign. it's the singll most encouraging development. ann in particular we're also seeing is the reagan coalition coming back together, so evangelicals are critical to that, but so are liberterians, so are tea party activists, so are conservatives, so are young people." dozens of peopl al meet leleds ioaolls. carson also touched on religion. 19:54:50 "look in your pocket, every coin in there, every bill in there

louisiana governor bobby jindal will be there. he is already in des moines tonight. we caught up with him this afternoon at the state historical building, where he spoke as part of the caucus candidate forum series. he touched on his plans for medicaid and social security, as well as his education policy. governor bobby jindal: if your parents earn enough money, they can send you to great public schools. they can afford to disintegrate private schools. it is not honest to tell those little boys and girls they can grow up to be anything they want, if they do not get a good education. stacey: trust kcci for complete coverage of tomorrow's event. chief political reporter cynthia fodor and kim st. onge will be there. you can follow them on twitter for live updates. kevin: democrat martin o'malley is also in the metro campaigning this weekend. he has a meet and greet at inspired grounds cafe in the valley junction area in west des moines tomorrow morning at 10:15. and democratic front runner hillary clinton announced today she'll come back to iowa tuesday. she has a town

then we talk to gop candidate bobby jindal. he's looking to jumpstart his campaign. >>amanda: plus we'll hear from senator jojo ernst about her thoughts on the republican field and show you why donald trump won't be driving across iowa in his campaign any time soon. thanks for joining us on this week in iowa. i'm amanda krenz. >>sabrina: and i'm sabrina ahmed. the biggest democratic event in iowa of the year was this weekend, but man, (chuckling) >>sabrina: the invited guest list, well they kept dropping like flies this week. we are down two democratiticandidates this week. lincoln chafee called off his run on friday. he struggled to raise money or gain any traction in the polls. and earlier in the week jim webb also withdrew from the democratic primary saying the system no longer served the interest of the majority. but he did leave open the possibility of an independent run. now of course the big news that was long-awaited this week. joe biden won't run. in a news conference in the white house rose garden wednesday, the vice president telling reporters that even th

documents filed with federal regulators show new jersey governor chris christie and louisiana governor bobby jindale been struggling to bring in money. chris at this raised $4.2 million in the third quarter. he has just 1.3 million to spend. jindal raised less than 200,000. he has less than 160,000 on hand. documents show the 2016 candidates are burning through cash 25% faster than prior elections. nicole: republican presidential candidates donald trump and ben carson threatening to boycott the next gop debate. two candidate sent a joint letter to cnbc saying they will not appear at the debate if it is longer than two hours including commercials and if it does not include opening and closing statements. in an interview with greta van susteren last night, trump talking about that issue. >> what they're trying to do, they have sold out all their commercials and want to increase it by an hour. i think it is unfair to the viewers, because it is too much, too much to watch and they're doing it because they want to make more money. nicole: make sure to mark your calendar for the fox business with. sj rep

below bobby jindal, though, all the results are negative. for all of these candidates more people thought these candidates did poorly in the debate than did well. below bobby jindal it's chris christie, mike huckabee, rick santorum, and then george pataki and then lindsey graham and then john kasich and then rand paul. and then who are we missing? oh, right. oh, right. yeah. look at the very bottom. that number is very small up there. but can you see that? approach your television. at the very bottom, look at that. jeb bush. look at the size of his negative result. his net score, his net performance score in that debate is negative 36. i mean, looks like rand paul did terrible with a negative 5. but jeb bush is more than seven times that bad. that is off a cliff. if you want to know how bad things are for jeb bush right now, that is as good a metric as we have got. one of these things is not like the others. that's a bad metric. you can also choose today's personnel metric, and we got one of those today from jeb bush as well. the "wall stree

. >> you know, bobby jindal. i don't see the point of bobby jindal in the campaign at this point.he polling at, what, 1%, 2%. so i don't think that bobby jindal makes much sense. >> in the early debatedder. santorum, jindal, pataki and graham. none of them have a chance to become president. we will just say, juan, to the sake of argument, that they have to drop out fairly soon. but then you are getting into then rand paul, john kasich, chris christie, mike huckabee. all 5% and down. do you expect them to leave? >> i would think that if anybody drops right now it, would be chris christie. again,. >> nothing. >> i told me friday though he is in it until the primary season though. >> all these guys can hang around. they all want platforms. if that's the case with the four minor people on the stage how mentioned don't even get in the big debate. christie right now really as an establishment candidate, he has gained no traction, nothing in the polls. nothing with the big money people. so, this is just about his ego at this point. >> he is done. >> so then beyond that carly fiorina had

we're joined now by louisiana governor bobby jindal, a republican candidate for president. thank you so much for joining us. >>governor jindal: thank you for having me. >>sabrina: yeah, we're excited. f fst of all, we know that t t next republican debebe hosted by cnbc is coming u u we have some video to show of the last time you appeared in the second tier cnn debate. (crosstalk) >>sabrina: once again you didn't make the cut for the main stage, but you have been offered a spot on (national anthem singing) >>sabrina: the second tier of the first debate. do you plan to join george pataki, lindsey graham, rick santorum? >>governor jininl: absolutely. look, i've said we'll debate anybody anytime anywhere. now we ve been pushing the e c to look at the early state polls. i think it's a mistake if they're using the criterib of only national polls. we're doing very well here in iowa. according to an nbc poll we're up in the top 5. we would be on the main stage if they'd looked at the early states. i don't think they should ignore iowa. the first votes are cast hehe. the voters here

that's what the president said he wanted to do. >> thanks so much bobby jindal.e is growing between inside washington, outside washington. how does that impact people like bobby jindal and other governors in this race? >> take someone who is one of the smartest elected officials in the country, bobby jindal. it's indisputable and people who know bobby jindal, have been around him would agree to that. three term congressman, two term governor. makes somebody who has actual governing experience pretend that they don't to appeal to the voters that a majority fashion right now are supporting candidates who have never held elective office, and what happens is it makes candidates who know better make promises that they can't cash the check on. whether it's repealing obamacare, any one of a number of issues that he's just gone through that right now in this congress, in fact, there's not a route to do the things that he wants to do, there's no path to success at the end of the day because we have a democratic president and we don't have a veto proof majority in the cong

bobby jindal just arrived. this is the area where they walk in and go through security, and the long walk into the green rooms an on to the stanley cup. some have been here today and left and now they are returning. but even before they were here, before the debates began, they've already been out campaigning. for example we caught up earlier with rand paul who had lunch with students on campus at the university of colorado. he asked a -- he answered questions from everything from tax policy to legalization of marijuana and also of course, tuition, close to their hearts. he supports the extension of online education to create more competition and drive down costs. now again, the candidates have been coming here throughout the day to prepare. after the coldest night of the year in a long time, the day has turned into your classic california -- excuse me, colorado afternoon. >> how did the hike do for snu. >> fantastic. it is buhl. it is grouse. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> we have one coming out. it will be in

republican bobby jindal goes to waukee friday. and republican ben carson holds an event in ames saturday. lots of tired legs and sore feet this morning in des moines... the imt des moines marathon had thousands lacing up their shoes and hitting the concrete yesterday morning. the race went through downtown... starting and finishing on the locust street bridge. runners got to chose between a full marathon, a half marathon or a marathon relay. for those who weren't running themselves... it was still a sight to see. 14:55:30 - 14:55:39 oh amazing because i know i couldn't do it... takes a lot of guts to do... more than 8-thousand people more than 8-thousand people participated in the run this year. meanwhile people in eastern iowa took to the pavement for a different reason. ... running to raise awareness of bullying. they gathered in bettendorf yesterday. the event was hosted by ''pete the purple bull,' a nationally known anti-bullying symbol. it's all in honor of national bully prevention month. the goal is to remind people of the

bobby jindal joins us on why he disagrees with other republicans and thinks even the poor should pay dear future, life is good. no, great. i'm like, a man. only better. but even though i know everything, i still feel like you could surprise me. like that skateboard incident with the squirrel. but life is sweet now. hey, what could go wrong? it's you and me all the way, future. you have your tax plan, different on so many others others we have seen on the republican republican side regular brackets into three, 25, 10 and 2 percent that the people of the bottom still pay something . such as bush, but had abandoned his plan . >> the class found out today, and every income level would be percent is the most important in the plan . we need to be in this together, they said that millions will not pay taxes under the plan i got to mistake, this country, when her that pays group that pays taxes another group that is more dependent on government . i hereby should care shouldn't care about wasting in dc, earned is more fulfilling than unearned success we should also shared sacrifice and is an

louisiana governor bobby jindal pulled in just three percent, but says his time in iowa will move him up in the polls. jindal talked with political campaign. he confirmed that he will take part in the october 28th debate with the other candidates lagging behind in the polls... jindal says that's despite polling higher than some candidates on the main stage in early voting states. he insists spending time in iowa will help 5:00-5:11 there is a saying in lousiana, you go hunting where the ducks are. the votes are here. i think the race changes dramatically after february first, after the caucuses. i think we will do very well in iowa and that will propel us to the nomination. to hear more from governor jindal, tune it to the insiders" with dave price this sunday at 9-30... the state's only inside golf dome is closing nats: golf ball hits longview golf center was in the middle of nowhere when it opened... but is now surrounded by new development. that makes the land the golf range is on, very valuable. owners, sue and george frampton say that's why they're selling their land. longview cl

bobby jindal, gov. jeb bush, sen. ted cruz, sen. rand paul, sen. marco rubio, sen. lindsey graham, and gov. mike huckabee., the two frontrunners, dr. ben carson and donald trump have been invited, but are not yet confirmed. we'll have charlie szold, iowa gop communications director, with us in the studio later with more details. sabrina: our big story back here in iowa -- another security concern for the iowa investigative authorities-- sabrina: the mishandling and flawed f-b-i procedures dealing with hair and d-n-a which has affected hundreds of cases has iowa officials creating a news division... now, in hopes to potentially correct the issue, governor terry branstad and the state's public defender created a "wrongful conviction division." the division leader will be sifting through nearly 100 cases turned over by iowa's division of criminal investigation. " folks in the past used science was thought to be good sceince, but now we know more, it wasnt good science/"go through those one by one, where those may have a potential error, we'll be contacting those inmate

one of those contenders will be bobby jindal heads to des moines this evening. he'll be at the fort des moines museum for a town hall meeting. that begins at six p-m. turning on the tap is about to get pricier for people in des moines. 15:58-16:08 the water is a dirty as its ever been and for us to be able to clean it and deliver it to you safely means weer spending more in energy, chemicals and labor and those costs are being passed on to you... this week des moines water works approved a 10-percent rate hike. that will cost water customers... on average... an additional 30- dollars per year. the increase takes effect in april. waterworks says this is to compensate for the cost of cleaning the increasingly dirty water from the raccoon river. the rate hike comes one month after the water works board figure bonus for general manager bill stowe. according to local business records stowe will get a half-million dollars if he stays there until 20-20. the blank children's hospital is showing off that its tiniest patients are truly fighters... a few nurses came up wit

and bobby jindal visits ottumwa and indianola. republican candidate chris christie was in town yesterday... telling iowans they'll see ads from his superpac soon. but he said...he actually wants the end of all superpacs. christie...3450 you know there's going to be money in politics. the question is...am i bought? christie held a town hall event at the raceway cafe in newton. he told people there he wants no limits on how much people can donate to political candidates. that would end the need for superpacs...which can accept unlimited donations. christie said he would want a campaign to disclose on its website all donations within 24 hours. a cedar rapids man is dead this morning after exchanging gunfire with police. it happened around 10-30 tuesday night. police say they pulled over a car on ravenwood terrace -- and 21-year-old jonathon gossman got out and ran away. two officers and a k-9 were able to track him down - but as police were trying to arrest him... they say he fired a gun at them.. that's when an officer shot and kill

louisiana governor in 2016 presidential candidate bobby jindal talks about lessons he has learned from american history and his plan for the country's future, and american will. >> and lafayette in the united states sarah looks at the american revolution through the eyes of a french born marquee day lafayette. >> recalls the formation of the federal reserve. in killing a king former jerusalem newsweek dan efrain reports on the assassination of israeli prime minister in 1995. john sedgwick, examines the rivalry between alexander hamilton and vice president ehrenberg and the duel which ended hamilton's life life in war of two. historian david pictures so chronicle the benson -- that pave the way to world war ii. also be published this week, stephen hild argues that companies such as a uber and air air b&b hurt american workers in raw deal. and a new york times best-selling author dan joan looks at the significance of the 800-year-old document, the magna carta. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on book tv. >> in march of

and bobby jindal visits ottumwa and indianola. he'll be at the vine coffeehouse in ottumwa over the noon hour... then he heads to indianola for a town hall at simpson college. that starts at six. a cedar rapids man is dead this morning after exchanging it happened around 10-30 tuesday night. police say they pulled over a car on ravenwood terrace -- and 21-year-old jonathon gossman got out and ran away. two officers and a k-9 were able to track him down - but as police were trying to arrest him... they say he fired a gun at them.. that's when an officer shot and killed him... it all happened just down the street from two daycares. one of the parents says she was shocked when her daycare provider called to tell her the news... ashley dye mother :13 "unbelievable. my reaction was wait on your street. that doesnt happen. and she was like i know. so she was just kind of telling me because they are just across the street from where everything went down." both officers and the k-9 were not hurt. they are currently on paid leave -- per th

bobby jindal,mike huckabeeed cruz and rick santorum will join king for this year's hunt. jenna: president obama is authorizing u.s. special operationsforceseso deploy to syryr. they'll aid forces there in the fight against isis. abc's lana zak has more from washington. "the white house tried to emphasize the extremely limited scope-- just 50 american special operations forces delpoyed on the ground in syria in the fight against isis. josh earnest sot 13:04:08 thik is an intensification of a strategy that the president announced more than a year ago white house spokesman josh earnest on the defensive, saying this is not a reversal of presdient obama's previous staments that he would not send u.s. troops in to syria-- our strategy in syria hasn't changed. according to the administration, these troops would not be involved in trying to oust syrian president bashir al- assad.they would focus instead on the fight against isis--now also being called daesh--by aiding, assistininand training l lal fighters inside syria. kerry 1:21 we are intensying our diplomacy. that's why obama

republican bobby jindal goes to waukee friday. and republican ben carson holds an event in ames saturday. today runners laced up their tennis shoes to participate in the imt des moines marathon...half marathon...and bankers trust marathon relay. 14:53:22:25-14:54:27:18 supporting the wellness community....we believe in staying fit..." it took place downtown this morning. the race allows for a 16 minute maintain the pace, the were removed fro the course. more than 8-thousand people participated this year, it started and finished on the locust street bridge. it was a chilly start for spectators but just what the runners like when they're running 26 point two miles. temperatures look to be heading up for the week ahead. meteorologist jennifer mcdermed has our first forecast... thousands of people were festival in florida. but their celebration turned chaotic after the sound of bullets. one man got killed. five others got injured. trent kelly reports on the investigation into what happened and why. crowded streets turn chaotic -- "we

jack: republican bobby jindal is also in iowa, and he caught up with local 5 for "this week in iowa." there's speculation that jindal wouldn't show up for the second tier republican debate next week. but he confirmed to us he'll be there. " i've said we'll debate anyone anytime anywhere, we have been pushing the rnc to look at early state polls, we're doing very well here in iowa jack: jindal will join ted cruz to speak at the iowa grassroots in waterloo tomorrow. "the eagle is here, the eagle has landed!" jack: quite like going out with a bang. and the eagles of pella put the point on a successful inaguaral gameday. tonight the eagles host defending 1a champs iowa city regina in a huge district 6 showdown. sports director jon schaeffer joins us now. jon both teams will make the playoffs, but tonight is all about seeing where the eagles stack up with the best in the state. " we expect a lot of physical football. the state. " we expect a lot of physical football. they will be a measuring stick to see where we're at. we remember last year we're another year older we need to play a reall

current senator lindsey graham of south carolina, george pataki of noew york and bobby jindal o louisiana. at 8:00 p.m. there will be ten. with a poll position at the center of the stage, donald trump, retired neurosurgeon ben carson. flanking them, marco rubio of florida and carly fiorina. jeb bush of florida and senator ted cruz of texas. then former governor mike huckabee of arkansas, current governor chris christie of the state of new jersey and on the wings john kaisch of ohio and rand paul of kentucky. i cannot tell you what's going to happen in the debate but we have a lot to talk about with the candidates. october 28th, boulder, colorado. be there. >> be there. i'm so excited. october 28th is the day. let's talk about one of the biggest movers on wall street and that's valeant. the pharmaceutical maker bill ackman engaged with to try to buyout valeant. they might be in danger while it's balance sheets might be in question because of the option they have taken to buy up the specialty pharmaceutical. bill ackman is doubling down with the price decline in the stock. he added more sha

texas senator ted cruz, louisiana governor bobby jindal and former arkansas governor and 2008 iowa huckabee attended a candidate assessment at the national cattle congress. retired neurosurgeo n ben carson held a book signing in waterloo as, over the past 7 days, he has vaulted to first place in the last two polls of iowa republicans. also, last night from des moines, the 3 the 2016 nomination gathered at the annual jefferson- jackson dinner. former secretary of state hillary clinton has reopened a lead in the polls over vermont senator bernie sanders. former maryland governor martin o'malley is a very distant third. the timing for iowa support is critical -- not only with the caucuses less than 100 days away but also with the next democratic presidential debate coming up -- november 14, in des moines. the major political news of the week was for the person who chose not to run in 2016. vice president joe biden's decision to "stay out" for 2016 could have a ripple decision throughout the race. mr. biden said time had run out to launch a successful campaign. kcrg-tv9's brady smith talked wit

louisiana governor bobby jindal will be arriving at the lodge later this evening. tomorrow, former arkansas governor mike huckabee will be hunting with the group. republican presidential hopeful, carly fiorina, took the stage at stoney creek conference center this morning in sioux city. the former hewlett packard ceo touted her relationships with fofoign leaders and said there's a need to reset how the world sees america. she says if she were to win the presidential bid, her first day in office she would make two calls... one to the prime minister of israel to confirm we stand with israel, the other to the supreme leader of iran to change the current nuclear deal. she would make it a new deal where every military anannuclear facility must be open at any time for america to inspect. "i believe that we have come to a point where the possibilities for too many americans, indeed the potential of this great nation, is being crushed by a government that has grown so big, so powerful, so complicated, so costly, so inempt, so corrupt in a professional, political class that

that's bobby jindal. he does a great job of that. [ laughter ] i got to say, like, probably eight months ago, if i said your name running for president, it would get a a laugh. and then, all of a sudden, you started seeing a switch. and i said your name, and people go -- what? if there was a real switch. and the same thing about hillary clinton. eight months i'd say, hillary clinton is going in and she's already picked out her furniture -- and that would get, you know people, that's right, she's a shoo-in. now people are going -- >> well, she's had a very, very tough time. and i think it's going to be very tough for her. she's had a very, very bad time. i've never seen anything like it. but as far as -- [ laughter ] i feel terribly about it. [ laughter ] actually, honestly, honestly it's tough stuff. there's no question about it. but as far as, you know what i've been -- once i announced i was doing it, nobody believed i was doing it. >> jimmy: i didn't believe you were doing it. >> i know. >> jimmy: nobo

saturday chris christie, lindsey graham, marco rubio, rand paul, ted cruz mike huckabee, jeb bush, bobby jindal, rick santorum and carly fiorina will be at the republican party of iowa's first ever growth and opportunity party. it takes place at the varied industries building at the iowa state fair grounds. doors will open at 10-30...tickets start at 10 dollars. one of the three remaining democratic candidates arrived in des moines today. martin o'malley is making several campaign stops over the next few days, tomorrow he plans to speak at morningside college in sioux city. the former maryland governor will also stop in des moines to attend the iowa safe school spirit awards. political director dave price spoke with o'mally this morning about what he thought of last night's republican debate. 39:13 it seems like there was more of the doubling down on trickle down economics. a very exclusive view of how our country works. i offer a different vision, one that says that our economy growth is fueled by a stronger middle class. i think that is what most democrats believe. 39:30 o'mally will finish h

before that i spoke with senator ted cruz, governor mike huckabee and govervor bobby jindal during the candidate honest assessment summit a a the national attle congress. i asked all four candidates what voters. and i'm workig to put those answers together -- for tonight at ten. . we've got you u overed live in the newsroom...jessica hartman kwwl news. thanks jessica. and democrates are also gathering in iowa tonight for the jefferson jackson dinner. we'll heck in with that -- also tonight at ten. local veterans are taking part in a hike to raise awareness for their colleagues -- who have taken their own lives. kwwl's hillary maglin attended the hike thisismorning. now hillary -- i caca't even imagine what emotions were like today. what was the feeling like mac -- the rain couldn't stop these people from hiking thirteen miles through coralville and north liierty totohonor fallen terans. ( sot) "let's get it going!" at s. t. morrison park and ending at bobbers grill. participants hiked 22 kilometers with 22 kilograms of weight on their backs to raise awareeess for the 22 veterans who co