if anything, "dream on" is really more appropriate for the chaffee campaign. ( cheers and applause ) dream on, dream until my dreams come true and trump isn't the first candidate to get on the wrong side of a musician. >> in the 2008 election, jackson brown, the foo fighters, and john mellencamp all asked john mccain to stop using their music. after wisconsin governor scott walker used music from the dropkick murphys, they tweeted at him, "we literally hate you." >> heart asked vice presidential candidate sarah palin to refrain from blaring "barracuda" at her rallies. >> stephen: yeah, i kind of agree. of all the heart songs, why would palin pick "barracuda"? i'd have thought she'd have gone with crazy on you! lemme go crazy, crazy on you ( cheers and applause ) yeah, ahhh, woooo! here's the thing-- when a candidate hits the stage, they want to pump up the crowd with an awesome jam, whether or not they've licensed it. but i also understand where the musicians are coming from. after all, insisting someone get permission before they do something they want? that's rock and roll. so to r

questions, and when he did, it mostly looked like this. >> governor chaffee, you've attacked secretary clinton for being too close to wall street banks. in 1999, you voted for the very bill that made banks bigger. >> the glass-steagall was mymy very first vote. i hahajust arrived. my dadadad died in office. i i s appointed to office. >> are you saying you didn't know what you were voting for? >> i just arrived in the senate. i think we get some takeovers, and that was one. it was my very first vote, and it was 95-- 92.5-- >> with all due respect, what does that say about you that you're casting a vote for something you weren't really sure about? >> i think you're being a little rough. i just arrived at the united ates senate. >> stephen: "c'mon, anderson cooper. you're being a little rough on linc here. he just arrived in the united states senate. you know the other senators were giving him swirlies and running him through the spanking machine. he didn't know what to do. i mean, jiminy christmas, stop giving him the business. why don't you ask jim webb something? he hasn't talked in, l

he didn't get asked too many questions, and when he did, it mostly looked like this. >> governor chaffeey clinton for being too close to wall street banks. in 1999, you voted for the very bill that made banks bigger. >> the glass-steagall was my very first vote. i had just arrived. my dad had died in office. i was appointed to office. >> are you saying you didn't know what you were voting for? >> i just arrived in the senate. i think we get some takeovers, and that was one. it was my very first vote, and it was 95-- 92.5-- >> with all due respect, what does that say about you that you're casting a vote for something you weren't really sure about? >> i think you're being a little rough. i just arrived at the united states senate. >> stephen: "c'mon, anderson cooper. you're being a little rough on linc here. he just arrived in the united states senate. you know the other senators were giving him swirlies and running him through the spanking machine. he didn't know what to do. i mean, jiminy christmas, stop giving him the business. why don't you ask jim webb something? he hasn't talked in,

on closed tv screens, engineers watched flames envelop grissom, white and chaffee.eir last words of shock and surprise. the flames enveloped apollo 1. the crew never had a chance. >> news of the tragedy reached the white house shortly after the formal signing of a 60-nation space treaty. president johnson immediately sent condolences to the families of the astronauts, then he issued this statement. three valiant young men have given their lives in service to the nation are we mourn the great loss and our hearts go out to their families. >> the apollo fire was a shock to those of us in the program. it was a real shock. it was devastating. how could we put these guys in there? how could we not see how dangerous it was? how could we do that? [ taps playing ] >> there's reason to believe establishing a deadline of 1970 for the moon flight contributed to their deaths. nasa has acknowledged that success had dulled its earlier apprehensions. but it's determined not to let it revive fears paralyze the future efforts. and that seems the proper attitude. >> your option to sto

jim webb and lincoln chaffee dropped out of the race last month. in des moines iowa, i'm aixa diaz. the stage is set for the big debate tonight, as you can see by this time lapse video. crews have been working hard all week long. kcci is a proud co-sponsor of the event, moderated by the host of "face the nation," john dickerson. our kevin cooney, congressional correspondent nancy cordes and the des moines register's kathie obradovich are on the panel. it begins at 8:00 here on kcci. kcci has all your pre and post debate coverage. it all starts today at 6:30, following our regular evening newscast. then following the debate, kcci 8 news at 10:00 will be an hour long to bring you the best post-debate analysis. tomorrow morning we have , exclusive extended debate coverage right here on kcci 8 news this morning weekends, starting at 5:00 a.m. followed by "face the nation" at 10:30. kcci 8 news close up will be live with post-debate reaction. frank: let's just move the stage out there. other than a little bit of wind, i think you are just going to love this weekend. we do have some cirru

jim webb and lincoln chaffee dropped out of the race last month. in des moines, iowa, i'm aixa diaz. alyx: democrats are getting ready for their second debate live at drake university. marcus mcintosh is live. it sounds like candidates will have to prepare for a new set of questions for moderators regarding the paris attacks. marcus: people will be able to we have talked about the online and all of this electronic media. we can share the conversation. there are three individual screens here. that will be where you can follow the conversation -- sorry, follow the questions and follow what is going on with each candidate during the debate. in light of what happened last night in paris, there will be a lot of focus on that tragedy. we have congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz earlier. we even spoke to major garrett who told us what the tragedy of paris last night on the into this debate. >> and this debate, even before these attacks hillary clinton was going to refer quite naturally to her resume. now in a way that will be more starkly drawn. i'm am

our guest host this hour is robert chaffee. he's the editor of fast company magazine. the buzz stories this morning, there's a new report out that bonuses, it is not good news for the industry. overall compensation expected to drop for the first year since 2011. we'll have a lot of details on that. first, take a look at the markets this morning. look up to where we are. we'll see where we are in the u.s. equity futures. you're looking for down arrows. the dow looking like it will open down 50 points, nasdaq off

be only three candidates on stage, clinton, o'malley and sanders, bat us that jim webb and lincoln chaffee are no longer in the running. and the debate may not mean much to a lot of delegates. most democratic super delegates, the that includes new hampshire, are already supporting hillary clinton. more than 80% responded to this poll. nationally 359 say they are in clinton's corner. just a handful are committed to sanders or o'malley. in new hampshire six of our eight super delegates say they are backing hillary clinton. these representatives do have the option of supporting any candidate they want to at next years convention regardless of the outcome of the primary or the caucus. >> of course, none of these things are binding, just because somebody has pledged their support to hillary publicly doesn't men they can change their mind. but she has a sizable lead. it would be hard for bernie sanders to flip enough of these folks until the convention comes, something pretty unusual would have to happen or unexpected. josh: we should note that one of new hampshire's super delegates before the p

chaffee, -- january 27. fiveou realize that calendar days from january 27 to february 1 would come from all -- spacelities fatalities? p conrad, and original. remembers him, but you see his granddaughters on the usaa ad that says mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1972. he was a loonier -- lunar modular pilot. commander of the challenger, michael smith. there is the unidentifiable remains of the challenger astronauts and memorial. murphy right across the street from the amphitheater. anthony mcauliffe, brigadier general. use commending the 101st airborne -- he was commanding the 101st airborne. .'ve heard that was edited five of the 95 stars are buried at arlington. andy tomb, -- at the tomb, we were called off. regular sized guy, secretary of commerce for nixon. is over, allmony these guys are coming down the steps. officer.general seeoon as i know he cannot my eyes, i take a look down and there was a feeble hand returning my salute. it was omar bradley returning my salute. marshall, arnold. dulles.ter as

our guest host this hour is robert chaffee. he's the editor of fast company magazine. among the buzz stories this morning, there's a new report out that bonuses, it is not good news for the industry. overall compensation expected to drop for the first year since 2011. we'll have a lot of details on that. first, take a look at the markets this morning. look up to where we are. we'll see where we are in the u.s. equity futures. you're looking for down arrows. the dow looking like it will open down 50 points, nasdaq off 10 points and the s&p 500 off 7 points. >> here are the big stories we're watching today. weyerhaeuser is buying plumb creek timber for $8.4 billion in the total price tag. the combined company will keep the weyerhaeuser name and manage 13 million acres of timberland. you can see plumb creek timber up 17% in the pre-market. >>> the dubai air show is now open for business. the last show two years ago saw record breaking orders. that's not the case this time. no major purchases yet announced. some say this is raising the red flag about the longer term health