he defeated republican christopher peters with 54% of the vote, to peters' 46%. voters in iowa's 3rd congressional district are giving republican david young a second term. young won his re- election bid over democrat jim mowrer, grabbing 54% of the vote. mowrer had 40%. young was a longtime aide to u-s senator charles grassley before being republican steve king has been re-elected to an 8th term in the u-s house. he is representing iowa's 4th congressiona l district. king beat democrat kim weaver 61% to 39%. voters have re-elected king by wide margins ever since his first house election in 2002. in an interview with tv-nine, university of iowa professor cary covington said donald trump's following extended to other republican candidates in this election. helped a lot of republicans down ballot. what we thought might be a detriment down the ballot would end up being an advantage. i think rod blum is a candidate who was helped by trump's performance here in iowa." looking at today's election results in iowa, republicans now hold a majority in the state's senate. i

five-term dave loebsack is facing republican christopher peters. voters in linn county also have a chance to reduce the size of the board of supervisors from 5 members to 3. people supporting the change say it would cut costs in the county. kevin kula started circulating the petition a year ago. he believes the board members are overpaid for the amount of work they do. right now, the pay for each voters approve the change, the county would also have to redesign the districts each supervisor would represent, reducing them from 5 to 3. supervisor amy johnson opposes the change. "when you have five supervisors, um you have people representing people in all those small towns of linn county. ya know-central city, palo, prairieburg. and i think people in those towns would really suffer if they didn't have their voices heard through a representative." we reached out to kevin kula for a comment on his support for the change, but he did not respond. if the ballot issue passes, the terms for all 5 supervisors would be up by the end of 2018. also, in linn cou

doctor peters is running for iowa's second district in the christopher peters. dr. peters second district. peters said he is proud of a clean competition in his race. he is now looking forward to the negativity coming to an end. >> going forward whether we win or lose, for our race, i want to be part of that process of it continuing to discuss issues sub assistantively, civilly and hopefully bringing about some healing of the past. for absentee voting in glen county. yesterday about 900 people went to the office to take advantage of early voting. voters still have one opportunity to vote absentee tomorrow. county officials say if you have an absentee ballot and you haven't mailed it in you can simply walk it in before polls close on election day. both auditor's offices in cedar rapids and iowa city will be opened on monday. in cedar rapids you can from 8:00 to 5:00. iowa city voting is from 7:45 time to 5:30. before you head to the polls on election day be sure to join us on for a final look at the campaign. don't miss iowa in focus vote 2016 election special. you ca

he defeated republican christopher peters with 54% of the vote, to peters' 46%. kcrg-tv9's jordee kalk spoke with the congressman on his plans in washington d-c. jordee: so another two years in d.c. how are you feeling right now? loebsack: well its not what i was hoping to feel i'm going to remain the only democrat in the iowa federal delegation i will continue to work with folks. i'm going to work on the issues i need to , on economic development, education, broadband. making sure we move this economy forward. jordee: makes sense. in your acceptance speech you really stressed the need to focus on the next presidential election and the next election cycle. what exactly do you mean by this? loebsack: 2018 is coming up in just a couple of years in iowa democrats are going to be thinking long and hard about who we are going to put up for governor who we are going to put up on these races because i believe were on the wrong path. and the governor has done some things that are not good for the state. but i'm confident that democrats can get on the right path again. jo

republican christopher peters works as a doctor and served in the army. he's looking to unseat loebsack. and in the fourth congressional district longtime congressman republican steve king faces democrat kim weaver. we're also watching state races very closely. right now, republicans hold a majority in the iowa house - 57 to 43. we don't expect that to change after tonight. that could be a different sry in the senate. iowa democrats will try to hold onto their slim advantage. right now, they're in control -- by two seats. if a few seats flips -- that means republicans could control the house, senate and governor's office. claims the federal elections commissions computers have been hacked -- are being dismissed. the f-e-c said they're not aware of being hacked, and even if they were, it could not affect the election results. the f-e-c notes it has no role in vote counting on election day. the administration of elections and voting counts are early voting playing a key role this election cycle. in florida -- more people there have voted early than turned o

christopher peters has ???????? percent. percent. there are dozens of other races across eastern iowa right now.we are running all as you know there are dozens of other races across eastern iowa . we will be running those at the bottom of your screen all nighlo result on our website fox28iowa.com . >> linn county voters turned out in massive numbers. besides the federal and state contest they also weighed in on if you major ballot measures. matt hammill choices now in cedar rapids with what's at stake. >> it is a packed house here at black sheep social club. a lot of people gathering to witness people gathering to support stacy walker on what is a rare open seat on the linn county supervisors. you may remember that he was open in district 2 a while back. walker is running against adam jensen. walker says he is feeling optimistic tonight about democrat chances all the way from the corridor to the capital and to hillary clinton. the board of supervisors is we are also watching the issue of ballots to downsize. that is to cut the board

christopher peters to 54% to 46%. in the u.s. senate iowa's longest serving senator has a seventh term. chuck grassley cruised to a victory over patty judge winning 60% of the vote throughout the state. grassley was encouraged by how this election turned out for his party. >> at this pivotal time in our but for these little ones." voters across the country voted for an entirely g-o-p needed to flip five seats to gain control of the senate - controlled america. democrats needed to flip five seats to gain control of the senate but they failed to do that. republicans regained control of the senate holding on to at least 51 of the 100 seats, one new hampshire race is still too close to call but right now republican kelly aot is in the lead and political party kevin this senate balance is staying with the republicans. >> reporter: let's talk about new hampshire. that's a super interesting race we've been following all night long so kelly aot is the sitting republican senator she's been there obviously for six years up in new hampshire

he has been leading christopher peters a surgeon from korbel 64% to 36% with nearly 20% of the precincts reporting. >> all of these contest and doesn't more are scrolling at the bottom of your screen.>> you can get the latest results on our website. >> we are also monitoring tonight's results with the ca challengers all anxiously awaiting to see who the winners and losers will be. we continue with joe huisinga with rod blum campaign. >> i'm here in dubuque at the west -- best western with congress and rod blum large party. every time you guys come back there are more people here. it is crowding us into the room. everyone's attention is on the results come in around the country. right now there is still a lot of energy even though there is an early lead for monica vernon. however, people are still confident that that will change as the numbers continue to come in from around the first district. one of the things that rod blum was talking about earlier today was that power of the youth vote. there has been a lot of young energy here so that is evident this evening and will have more reacti

christopher peters has ???????? percent. and you can always get the latest results on our website, fox 28 iowa dot com, kelly thank you for watching this 2016 coverage on cbs 2 and fox 28 news.we will have a complete recap of all of tonight's developments coming 2. we will have complete recap of all of the developments coming up on cbs two this morning that startup ibms and fox 28 morning life and until then we are returning to national coverage of the undecided race for president. have a great night and we will 270, over the top. we're still waiting for results from several states including pennsylvania with 20 electoral votes. the swing state has voted democrat in the past -- i apologize. nevada is 6 electoral votes. let's get live there to jonathan hunt live in nevada right now. it's a pick up for hillary but could be too little too late for her? little, too late but it issen aimert pont pick up. 6 electoral college votes in nevada going to hillary clinton. the victory here, it seems built on a very effective brand game.

let's now go to samantha myers, who talked with challenger christopher peters. samantha, joining us tonight to provide university of iowa political science professor cary covington. linn county g-o-p chair cindy golding. and linn county democrats chair bret darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal ellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. congressional dist here'sr a look at iowa oh secon district in loebsack. not even a third of the vote is counted at this hour. we're going to iowa city and tv 9 oh jordy is with the loebsack campaign. bruce and beth. i'm here at johnson county watch party. and the congressman is expected he's expected to come here to give a speech to his fellow johnson county democrats. loebsack tel

christopher peters. and that encompasses the southeastern part of our state. including johnson county. and before the final official numbers come in tonight, the final predictions are being made right now dot com has good odds historically--not only in picking the winner for president- but picking the winner in each state.right now - he gives democrat hillary clinton a 69-percent chance of winning the 270 electoral votes needed to win.republican donald trump has a 32-percent chance.right now - silver has trump taking the hawkeyes state. things get even tighter in the race for control of the u-s senate.after months of giving democrats strong odds to right now have a slight edge. as you can see - pollsters give red iowa senator chuck grassley a strong chance of earning a seventh term.this is important because the party who controls the senate - can control confirmation hearings on cabinet members - and supreme court justices. cbs 2 news will have crews with candidates all day today as results trickle in - from iowa city to dubuque to cedar rapids to des moines.

five-term democratic incumbent dave loebsack is facing republican christopher peters. voters in linn county also have a chance to reduce the size of the board of supervisors from 5 members to 3. people supporting the change say it would cut costs in the county. kevin kula started circulating the petition a year ago. he believes the board members are overpaid for the now, the pay for each supervisor is more than $103,000 dollars. if voters approve the change, the county would also have to redesign the districts each supervisor would represent, reducing them from 5 to 3. supervisor amy johnson opposes the change. "when you have five supervisors, um you have people representing people in all those small towns of linn county. ya know-central city, palo, prairieburg. and i think people in those towns would really suffer if they didn't have their voices heard through a representative." we reached out to kevin kula he did not respond. if the ballot issue passes, the terms for all 5 supervisors would be up by the end of 2018. people in marion will vote on a referendum today on

he defeated republican christopher peters with 54% of the vote, to peters' 46%. kcrg-tv9's jordee kalk spoke with the congressman on his plans in washington d-c. jordee: so another two years in d.c. how are you feeling right now? loebsack: well its not what i was hoping to feel i'm going to remain the only democrat in the iowa federal delegation i will continue to work with folks. i'm going to work on the issues i need to , on economic development, education, broadband. making sure we move this economy forward. keep protecting the middle class. acceptance speech you really stressed the need to focus on the next presidential election and the next election cycle. what exactly do you mean by this? loebsack: 2018 is coming up in just a couple of years in iowa democrats are going to be thinking long and hard about who we are going to put up for governor who we are going to put up on these races because i believe were on the wrong path. and the governor has done some things that are not good for the state. but i'm confident that democrats can get on the right path agai

house district in iowa.voters elected democrat dave loebsack to his sixth term.he beat doctor christopher peters by a 54-percent to 46-percent. in the u-s senate - iowa's longest serving senator has been elected to a 7-th term. term.chuck grassley cruised to victory over his democratic challenger - and former liuetenant governor patty judge winning 60-percent of the vote throughout the state. grassley was encouraged by how the election turned out for his party. sen. chuck grassley "at this pivotal time in our history, this election is about securing life, liberty and freedom. not for us up here, but for for us up freedom. not for us up here, but for these little ones." voters across the country voted for an entirely g-o-p controlled america. democrats needed to flip five seats to gain control of the senate - but they failed to do that. least 51 of the 100 seats. one new hampshire race is still too close to call but right now republican kelly ayotte is in the lead. political reporter kevin barry is back with us to talk about the senate balance staying with the republicans. social media has a lot

he's held the position since 2007, but republican christopher peters is looking to unseat the peters works as a doctor - and served our country for nine years in the u-s army medical corp. in house district four, the northwest portion of our state - longtime congressman republican steve king. democrat kim weaver is also on the ballot. we're also watching state races very closely. right now, republicans hold a majority in the iowa house - 57 to 43. we don't expect that to that could be a different story in the senate. right now, they're in control -- by two seats. if a few seats flip -- that means republicans could control the house, senate and governor's office. with people across iowa and the nation voting today -- we're already seeing lines forming at some polling locations in eastern iowa. kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in cedar falls... you can show us what things are looking like right now. ally- i'm at heartland vinyard we are seeing that lunch time crowd forming right now. something interesting about as of 10 this morning... this pricinct had around 120 more voters show u

second congressional district makes up most of south loebsack - is running against republican christopher peters loebsack's held the position since 2007. in house district four, the northwest portion of our state - longtime congressman republican steve king taking on democrat kim weaver. king has served as a representative since 2003. on the ticket for the iowa senate seat - incumbent repulican senator chuck grassley faces what he recently called "his toughest race yet." senator grassley is one of the he's been a u-s senator for more than 35 years. his opponent -- patty judge is a former lieutenant governor. before that -- she was the iowa secretary of agriculture. not just politicians on the ballot today. several states and more than 200- million people will be affected by the results of ballot measures. most notably -- legalizing marijuana, for both medical and recreational uses. nine states will vote on marijuana today. in california - voters have a about whether to overturn the death penalty and make it illegal. other notable measures nationwide include minimum wage, gun control, and taxes.

iowa's second district is southeast iowa, dave loebsack is facing republican christopher peters. voters in linn county also have a chance to reduce the size of the board of supervisors from 5 members to 3. people supporting the change say it would cut costs in the county. kevin kula started circulating the petition a year ago. he believes the board members are overpaid for the amount of work they do. right now, the pay for each supervisor is more than $103,000 dollars. if voters approve the change, the also have to redesign the districts each supervisor would represent, reducing them from 5 to 3. supervisor amy johnson opposes the change. "when you have five supervisors, um you have people representing people in all those small towns of linn county. ya know-central city, palo, prairieburg. and i think people in those towns would really suffer if they didn't have their voices heard through a representative." we reached out to kevin kula he did not respond. if the ballot issue passes, the terms for all 5 supervisors would be up by the end of 2018. people in marion will vote on a re

he defeated republican christopher peters with 54% of the vote, to peters' 46%. in iowa's 3rd district, congressman david young beat democrat jim mowrer with 54 percent of the vote. mowrer had 40%. young was a longtime aide to u-s senator chuck grassley before being elected to the house in 2014. republican steve king has been re-elected to an 8th term in th iowa's 4th congressiona l district. king beat democrat kim weaver 61% to 39%. voters have re-elected king by wide margins ever since his first house election in 2002. a strong majority of voters in linn county approved a 40 million dollar bond vote focused on water quality. 74% approved the measure. it needed a 60% super majority to pass. much of this money aims to trails. in marion, people approved a measure to change how to elect their city council members. 79% of voters said yes to the change. right now, the entire city votes on three at- large council members and four ward members. this change would only have people voting for three at-large spots, plus one member from their own ward. in iowa city, voters

five-term democratic incumbent dave loebsack is facing republican christopher peters. polling locations are open across the state and they are open until 9 pm. you can find your location to vote on the secretary of state's website. you can also register up and down the ballot today, a lot of focus is on what could be a historic presidential election. both republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton have been criss-crossing the country over the past several days to make one final push for votes. abc's elizabeth hur reports. clinton - "you bet.. with your help! , with your help!"? hillary clinton and donald trump.. both back in from trump votingnow wait and watch.. hopeful.. this night ends in their favor. clinton votingclinton: "it is the most humbling experience trump voting trump even admitted he's superstitious.. calling into fox and friends before heading to his polling place.. from fox&friendstr ump: "i won the morning, so i'm going to keep that string going." their days as candidates.. 576 for clinton and 512 for trump.. in those days.. trump hit 45 state

christopher peters is looking to claim the seat. the second district covers democratic when he johnson county. sells -- tells cbs2 news that as of this afternoon more than 20,000 people have voted in johnson county. there's another 40,000 on top of that. one of the many places to vote in iowa city is the universities main library. some of the newest voters told our readers iowa is an exciting place to be prepared to vote college tuition and climate change affected their vote. there are five election day presents on the university of iowa campus. >>> in the bible for the white house the race is looking very close. -- in the battle for the white house the race is looking close. clinton is ahead 68-57 in electoral votes. the magic number is 270. according to an exit poll it seems most voters this time around looking for a candidate important inequality 38% said a candidate can bring change. 22% cited having the right experience and another 22% said the judgment matters the most. finally, 15% said a candidate that cares about people is

he's held the position since 2007, but republican christopher peters works as a doctor - and the u-s army medical corp. in house district four, the northwest portion of our state - longtime congressman republican steve king. democrat kim weaver is also on the ballot. storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. mostly sunny and cooler today and tomorrow with highs in the 50s. breezy today and thursday. mainly dry through the weekend with highs mainly in the for your complete weather information. here is at stormtrack 7 weather team: sometimes, maybe it's worth listening to a politician. take congressman rod blum. on social security, blum doesn't just back the republican special interest agenda-- he's campaigning on it. for years, he's pressed to privatize social security, risking seniors' guaranteed benefits on the stock market. and blum supported benefit cuts by voting to raise social security's retirement age. so if you care about a secure retirement, listen to rod blum: he's putting your security at risk. ible >>> it's the new movie

voters re-elected democrat dave loebsack to his sixth christopher peters by a 54- percent to 46-percent. the other two house members heading ?back to washington in iowa - are both republican. outspoken congressman steve king was re-elected winning 61- percent of the vote against kim weaver.this spans much of north-west iowa. in the iowa third congressional - another incumbent - republican david young won re-election against jim mowrer.young won 57- percent of the vote. this district contains the state's capitol of des moines. issue we've been monitoring this election season - three judges up for rentention on the iowa supreme court. court.this is the first time these three judges were on the ballot since their land-mark ruling legalizing same-sex marriage in iowa.all three judges have been retained. that's a quick look at your wednesday morning news.get more news anytime online - at as we wait to see where these numbers go. talking to these traders down here this morning, it's been very interesting. they're aware of what donald trump has said about ripping up some of these trade deals,

christopher peters has ???????? percent. and you can always get the latest results on our website, fox 28 iowa dot com, kelly thank you for watching this special election night vote 28 news.we will have a complete recap of all of tonight's developments coming 2. we will have complete recap of all of the developments coming up on cbs two this morning that startup ibms and fox 28 morning life and until then we are returning to national coverage of the undecided race for president. have a great night and we will see you again tomorrow. if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line been tipping in his direction. so if that continues -- >> and there's ariz

. >> barry williams who played greg also emotional and christopher knight who played peter broke down. >> we'll take a second. >> someone i could have expect more time with. it's a huge shock to everyone. we all lost her. not just myself. we all had her as a representative of mom. and i had her kind of as my mom. of my mom died 12 years earlier, on the same date. we lean on each other it's very challenging, again, because it's still fresh and so unexpected. from the time that i met her, i had a great affinity for her. and an attraction to her. she's played so many different roles in my life, as a mother, as a professional, as a mentor. and she was of inspiring to me as well. >> barry has been open about the crush he had on his tv mom. florence was 36, barry 15. think she knew that i had a crush on her. and i think that was kind of amusing. and we went out to dinner one night to talk about music and that side of show business. so i use that as an excuse to pick her up in the car and take her out in the car and try to steal a kiss. which i did. >> she's the kind of mom you want. she's h

in iowa's second district, five-term democratic incumbent dave loebsack is facing republican christopher peters. election day. clouds should clear the area by 8am at the latest, allowing for sunny sky today. temperatures will initially fall through around 10am, then bounce back well into the 50s by 2- 3pm. plan on wind speeds anywhere from 10-20 much of the day out of the northwest. through the rest of the week, the sky generally remains clear with highs well into the primarily into the 40s. the next best chance for any measurable rain isn't until at least 7 days from now. have a good election day!today: mostly sunny. wind: nw 10-20. high: 58 tonight: mostly clear and cooler. wind: n 5-10. low: 34 tomorrow: sunny. wind: nw 5-10. high: 58 tom. night: clear. wind: our mission is to produce programs and online content for african women as they try to build their businesses and careers. my name is yasmin belo-osagie and i'm a co-founder at she leads africa. i definitely could not do my job without technology. this lenovo yoga, you can configure it in so many different ways, it feels like a much mor

loebsack.the congressman has served iowa's second district for a decade now.doctor christopher peters is looking to claim the seat.the second leaning johnson county. we are also tracking races that could upset the balance of power in washington.right now - 246-republicans and 186- democrats make up the u-s house of representatives.one of the hotly contested races we are watching is the battle for iowa's first congressional . district.former cedar rapids city council woman monica vernon is trying to unseat first term congressman rod blum. tens of thousands of linn ballots early.according to the auditor's office - more than 45-thousand people requested absentee ballots for this election.as of monday night the auditor's office had received more than 42-thousand. with the steady stream of linn county residents casting ballots - auditor joel miller say voter turn out could be as high as 82-percent.across the state - more than 600-thousand iowa voters took advantage of early voting this year.and just a reminder - if you are more than 600,000 took advantage if you are in line before 9:00 you

. >> reporter: christopher knight, who played son peter, tweeted, "privileged to have known her and thes of her heart." >> oh, cindy, i'm so pleased. >> reporter: "the brady bunch" portrayed a fantasy version of families and america, in those years roiled by the vietnam war, racial tensions and social change. >> mom, dad, it's terrific. >> i grew up very poor, the youngest of ten children with a lot of problems in my family, and i never wanted to go see a sad movie. i wanted to see musicals, and things that made me feel good, and i think that's why this little show just hangs on. ♪ >> reporter: henderson was an accomplished singer, starring in broadway shows. performing here with dean martin on his variety show. henderson kept working late into her life. at 76, she even competed on "dancing with the stars." >> i hope i've inspired people to get up off their behinds and move and dance and live and enjoy life. >> reporter: but for millions of americans, she will forever be remembered as america's tv mom. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> she was 82 years old. >>> there's still much mo

her with henderson saying you in my heart forever, florence and christopher knight, let's take a look what he had to say. he played peter brady and he tweeted this photo of them saying i grieve for the passing of my dear friend florence. privileged to have known her and will be missed. rest in peace. here is one from eve plum. she tweeted in this note, saying florence was a wonderful role she taught me how to be a kids.- professional actor by her example of preparedness, respect for the work and her foal cast and crew members and she said she was very nice to all of her fans out there she will be missed. >>> with thanksgiving behind us ash lot of families now decorating for christmas and bringing home the christmas trees. tonight there forests have sole 40% of perms to people seeking to cut down their own trees this year. more than 12,000 permits are available this season. more than 5,000 so far have been sold. >>> well, the holiday is behind us, but there is another one in front of us. and we are going to be prepared for it this weekend because things will change a little bit as far as our weather. we will have that fo

we feel grateful to you, to your --ily, of peter should of appreciated to your father and to your brother, christophergrandfather, to give us youngpportunity at these ages, these responsibilities, the opportunity to serve our great nation. beenda anat it has honor, beyond anything we could have ever envisioned. we feel it is our responsibility now to tell you how grateful we are to him, to richard nixon, for everything he gave us. and where furthermore, we feel a deep sense of honor to give something back to this great man who gave so much to us. honorl a deep sense of that, for whatever we do in terms of contributions, of time, of treasure, of vision, of skills pales by comparison to what he gave us. and we are so grateful to have this opportunity to, in a small debt ofrt to repay this honor to this great, great man. [applause] it is now my pleasure to for oure a great leader state and for our nation. he is a man who is a mayor, the mayor of san diego. he's been a senator. he's been a governor. republicanected senator in the history of the state. maybe someday we will see another one. but in every se

. >> new sheriff comes to down, peter doocy, palm beach, florida. bringing in christopher not only in havana which is where this tweet for mike pence and this statement from donald trump is aimed, but in capitals friendly and unfriendly to the united states around the world, they're taking notes. >> we've seen these spontaneous celebrations erupting in miami where the streets are full of people who are happy because this is a dead dictator. it's kind of wild to see a democratic president, barack obama, say we're going to leave it to history to judge fidel castro. we don't need to leave it to history. we have 90 years of his history. he was a murdering, had firing squads, imprisoned people, still imprisoning people there now. he should take a card out of president kennedy's book and take a hard line on cuba. i think they're going to be in trouble. i think donald trump probably won't roll back everything. when he comes in -- >> what do we see when he was forming his national security team. you have to think as it exists now, mike flynn, mcfar lapd, had a part in the statemen