good evening amanda -- debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge on wednesday, october 19 at eppley auditorium on the campus of morningside college in sioux city at 7:00 pm. kwwl will broadcast a one- hour debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge on morningside college in sioux city at 7:00 pm. it will be broadcast live on the stations of quincy media that service iowa: kwwl, ktiv and kttc and streamed debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge on city at 7:00 pm. kttc and streamed on each station's website. kwwl anchor amanda goodman will be on the debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge on wednesday, october 19 at city at 7:00 pm. we've got you covered, live in sioux city -- amanda goodman...kwwl keep it here on kwwl to watch the debate -- coming up at seven. amanda will be on the moderating panel. the one-hour debate is being broadcast live on the campus of morningside college in sioux city. a programming note-- if you are wanting to watch blindspot -- you can watch it later tonight on kwwl. it will air at one- oh-seven in

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tune in tonight to kwwl-- we will be broadcasting a special one-hour debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge. at 7-o'clock. the debate will be held in sioux city. our very own-- kwwl anchor a programming note-- if you are wanting to watch blindspot -- you can watch it on seven-point-one. it will air at one- oh-seven in the morning after last call with school in cedar rapids are taking a pledge against gun violence-- multiple washington students have been killed in the last several years--in shootings-- whether they be intentional or not. kwwl's kristin rogers has the story. a pledge-- a gun to school. i will never here-- students--losing played basketball and he went "just recently my 3-year-old older gang members for them is." "they're already heading down the wrong path so they'll killed by a gun." --still hoping the pledge will reach all of their peers-- we've got you covered in cedar rapids-kristin rogers--kwwl news. --still hoping the pledge will reach all of their peers-- we've got you covered in cedar rapids-kristin rogers--kwwl news. for them is." students telling us-

court.in its endorsement - the register says quote - charles grassley has earned the support of iowans and he deserves another term as their united states senator. we hope he will take advantage of this opportunity to re- establish his reputation as a thoughtful - hardworking public servant. servant.if re-elected this time and he serves his full term - grassley will have represented iowa for 42 years the leader of a statewide community organization organizationnow wants cedar rapids mayor ron corbett to explain - in person - why the city council rejected plans for affordable housing. housing.cbs 2 news first told you last week - the council didn't have enough votes to move forward on the crestwood apartment plan near edgewood road northwest.supporters say the multi-million dollar development would set aside units to help homeless people. 500 neighbors signed a petition against it - caused city leaders to reconsider the proposal altogether.the mayor meets with the leader of jaycees tonight. new information informationon a story we've been following.the oklahoma man that's been on the ru

charles grassley is a six-term u.s. senator, first elected in 1981, before that, grassley served three terms in the u.s. house of representatives, prior to that, he served in the iowa house of representatives. lieutenant governor of iowa. judge also served eight years as iowa ag secretary. also served in the iowa senate. >> now that you have had a chance to meet the candidates, it's time to hear from each of them am. each candidate will have 90 seconds for their opening statements tonight before the debate we flipped a coin to see who would go first. tonight the honor of the first opening statement goes to patty judge. >> thank you, matt. i want to thank all of you from the different tv stations that morningside college for their participation, allowing us to be here in this facility. it is great to have this opportunity. i also want to thank the audience back here at the station, and those that are watching us around the state. we have an opportunity tonight to talk about issues that are important issues that are on th

tune in tonight to kwwl-- we will be broadcasting a special one-hour debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge. at 7-o'clock. the debate will be held on the campus of morningside college in sioux city. our very own-- kwwl anchor amanda goodman will be on the panel -- have any questions for the candiates you can send those to news- at- kwwl- dot- com a programming note-- if you are wanting to watch blindspot -- you can watch it on seven-point-one. it will air at one- oh-seven in the morning after last call with carson daly. coming up.... one musician is inspired by cats to make some music that's the first of its kind. and, a toddler's school picture makes you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in toledo, west union, washburn and all of eastern iowa i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. my dad raised thirteen children, was married for nearly seventy years and fought for our country in world war ii. he finally called senator grassley's office. they got dad his medals. a man was driving home from work... when a snake comes out of the popped its head out from under th

of his colleagues on the republican side and send a letter not to the other senators but to charles grassley. there is a difference between the expediency. it's different than saying i will not vote for you for leadership unless you have this hearing. i will gather all of my colleagues in the senate and be the leader that he says he is and we are demanding that hearing. we still don't have a supreme court nominee and i think that merit garland is qualified to serve on the supreme court. we hope that he will get a hearing in the lame-duck session but if not, looking at the supreme court nominee to choose someone with a legal mind and an established judicial record to believe he's never been overturned on one of the decisions on a technicality and i would like the supreme court to look more like america. >> [inaudible] >> you've seen my track record in the house. i came before the senate report in the past and said i'm going to vote on the issues which is why i vote against the medical device tax, something that is part of the affordable care act and it's why i stood up to president obama when

and all the early polls showed a big lead for donald trump in iowa and also, remember, charles grassleyrunning for re-election there. double-digit lead. they figured, okay, the hillary clinton campaign had written iowa off. and it looks like that there's a potential there now to get back into iowa, although i'm not sure they'll have the resources to go there. >> all right. patrick murray, good to have you with me. curious to see all the work that you're pounding away this weekend, what numbers you bring back. i'm sure we'll be hearing from you then. thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >>> the political impact of the fbi's announcement with the election ten days away. we'll have more reaction next. >>> also, in the next hour, we'll talk to the former executive assistant to the fbi about when james comey had any choice about this probe and how he's going about it and when he believes this could be politically motivated. i thought i married an italian. my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found t at was only 1 italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i

we are proud to bring you today between charles grassley and patty judge. we are one of three television that are covering this. tonight, we hope questions will help make you an informed decision on november 8. >> we would like to ask the audience through a crane from cheering during the debate. >> the only exception, right now. as we welcome them to our stage. [applause] lets meet the candidates. threerles presley is a term senator. before that, he served in the iowa house of representatives. >> patty judge is the former lieutenant governor. iowalso served in the senate. >> it is time to hear from each of them. seconds. have 90 we flipped a coin to see who would go first. patty judge.s to ms. judge: i want to thank you for hosting us. also the college for their participation. it is great to have this opportunity. i want to thank the audience and those watching us around the state. to talkan opportunity about issues that are important minds of people, not just in iowa but across the country. frustration, is a gridlock. needs to change. in order for that to

we are proud to bring you today between charles grassley and patty judge.ee television that are covering this. tonight, we hope questions will help make you an informed decision on november 8. >> we would like to ask the audience through a crane from cheering during the debate. >> the only exception, right now. as we welcome them to our stage. [applause] lets meet the candidates. threerles presley is a term senator. before that, he served in the iowa house of representatives. >> patty judge is the former lieutenant governor. iowalso served in the senate. >> it is time to hear from each of them. seconds. have 90 we flipped a coin to see who would go first. the honor goes to

we would of course like to thank our two guest, senator charles grassley andarles patty judge, for a spirited debate. >> we also want to thank lindsay media for televising -- quincy media for televising this debate. >> and a big thank you for the staff at morningside college for hosting the debate. to thanknally, we want you, the viewers, for watching. please get out and vote area at night. -- please get out and vote. good night. [applause] click's this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. saturday morning from 9:00 eastern until afternoon. >> the empire and its commonwealth last 4000 years, waswill still say this their finest hour. >> where life for the 33rd international churchill conference in washington, dc, focusing on the prime ministers friends and contemporaries. --akers include historians 1941 to 1945. ,ater on saturday, the justice state senator and musician for collins talk about the spanish mission, the alamo at the festival in austin. >> my impressions were this group of people knew they were going to die but they went. crockett went. there was something very noble

perhaps more importantly, charles grassley, chuck grassley, the senator judiciary committee chair, saysld hearings and we're going to ask the important questions about the impact on competition and consumers. what is he going to hear and what are you guys going to say to rebut these arguments that have already come power fully in the realm of politics? >> this is a big, transformative deal and rightly the government and regulators will look at the deal and make sure there's no harm to competition. i think we welcome the government review, we welcome talking to those on the hill about the deal. i think it's important to remember at the end of the day these are not two competitors merging, these are two complementary companies. the day before the deal closes there will be the same number of mobile competitors as there are the day after and the same is true with content producers. the same number the day before as the same number the day after. this allows a great new company to bring innovative new content to consumers, quicker, faster, cheaper. >> so is the law on your side? we've talked

grassley's office. they got dad his medals. sharyl: albert naquin has lived here on isle de jean charles his whole life, a sliver of an island in the south louisiana bayou. but today, the island is literally shrinking down to nothing before their eyes. whatever is to blame for the sinking of the island, t the entire town is moving forward. some people might think 48 million dollars to resettle 60 people is a lot of money. >> it is a lot of money. >> drop the knife or i will shoot you! joce: police bodycams are becoming a new and sometimes disturbing reality tv. >> i'm shot. i'm shot. joce: but privacy is often a casualty in the larger concern over transparency. >> all of a sudden your loved one's death becomes a hashtag. and it becomes seen by millions of people and forwarded and retweeted and facebooked. scott: the need is great in haiti.

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