dana rohrabacher of california. >> thank you very much. when i was elected 28 years ago, i think most people considered me pakistan's best friend on the house of representatives. and let me just say that i, over the years i've been deeply disappointed that those people who i considered to be my friends were betraying the trust of the united states and were committing acts that were only the acts that an enemy would commit even though we continued to have a facade of friendship. we've given $30 billion, $30 billion since 9/11 to pakistan, yet we realize that since 9/11, yet we still see -- and there's all ample evidence that pakistan is still deeply involved with various terrorist networks including supporting the taliban in afghanistan and radicals who kill americans. we've been, frankly, our relationship with pakistan has been a disgrace. we have a government that gave safe haven to osama bin laden, the murder of 3,000 americans, 3,000 americans slaughtered in front of us. i don't think anybody believes that the high-level people in the p

. >> and, california congressman dana rohrabacher. he hasn' t changed his views on climate change, and he' s not about to now. >> it' s all bogus. we' ve been given bogus numbers. >> plus, arab american stand-up comic dean obeidallah uses humor to challenge stereotypes about muslims. but today' s news from the middle fernando: i' m fernando espuelas. welcome to "matter of fact." as chair of the democratic national committee, deborah wasserman schultz is always in the spotlight, whether she is leading the charge for her own party or under attack from the opposition. her strategic decisions will help determine the outcome of the next election. donald trump recently said you were crazy and neurotic. is he right? >> well i really just want , donald trump to keep talking. his misogynistic alienating comments through the duration of this campaign have shown exactly where the core of the republican party is today. instead of the rest of the republican field criticizing him they' ve been doing everything they can to embrace his with his views

. >> and, california congressman dana rohrabacher. he hasn' t changed his views on climate change, and he' s not about to now. >> it' s all bogus. we' ve been given bogus numbers. >> plus, arab american stand-up comic dean obeidallah uses humor to challenge stereotypes about muslims. but today' s news from the middle fernando: i' m fernando espuelas. welcome to "matter of fact." as chair of the democratic national committee, deborah wasserman schultz is always in the spotlight, whether she is leading the charge for her own party or under attack from the opposition. her strategic decisions will help determine the outcome of the next election. donald trump recently said you were crazy and neurotic. is he right? >> well i really just want , donald trump to keep talking. his misogynistic alienating comments through the duration of this campaign have shown exactly where the core of the republican party is today. instead of the rest of the republican field criticizing him and distancing themselves, they' ve been doing everything they can to

dana rohrabacher of california. when i was elected 28 years ago, i think most people considered me pakistan's best friend in the house of representatives. and let me just say that i -- over the years, i have been deeply disappointed that those people who i considered to be my friends were betraying the trust of the united states and were committing acts that were only the acts that an enemy would commit even though we continued to have a facade of friendship. we've given 30 billion, $30 billion since 9/11 to pakistan, yet we realize that since 9/11 yet we still see -- there's all -- ample evidence that pakistan is still deeply involved with various terrorist networks including supporting the taliban in afghanistan and radicals who kill americans. we've been, frankly, our relationship with pakistan has been a disgrace. we have a government that gave safe haven to osama bin laden, the murderer of 3,000 americans, 3,000 americans slaughtered in front of us. i don't think anybody believes that the high level people of t

dana rohrabacher of california. >> thank you very much. when i was elected 28 years ago, i think most people considered me pakistan's best friend in the house of representatives. and let me just say that i -- over the years, i have been deeply disappointed that those people who i considered to be my friends were betraying the trust of the united states and were committing acts that were only the acts that an enemy would commit even though we continued to have a facade of friendship. we've given 30 billion, $30 billion since 9/11 to pakistan, yet we realize that since 9/11 yet we still see -- there's all -- ample evidence that pakistan is still deeply involved with various terrorist networks including supporting the taliban in afghanistan and radicals who kill americans. we've been, frankly, our relationship with pakistan has been a disgrace. we have a government that gave safe haven to osama bin laden, the murderer of 3,000 americans, 3,000 americans slaughtered in front of us. i don't think anybody believes that the high level people of t

he will also speak with california congressman dana rohrabacher, vice chair of the science, space and technology committee and outspoken global warming skeptic. and we will hear from an arab american comic who uses humor to challenge stereotypes of muslims. that's all coming up tonight on "matter of fact" right here on kcci at 6:30. and be sure to tune in tomorrow morning to kcci's close up. we'll sit down with presidential candidate rick santorum. we'll discuss the recent shooting in california and his plan to defeat terrorism. nation." 8:21, we will check in with frank for a check of the forecast. frank: this was taken by alan, one of our engineers at kcci. isn't that pretty? thank you so much, alan, or sharing that. at the freezing mark in ames. you will need to scrape off frost from your windshield. a beautiful airport skycam, you can see the mid to high level clouds that will be filtering in as we head throughout the day today. the wind will be a little pesky. they will gust to 10 to 20 this afternoon. we build in a few more clouds as we head throughout the day, but you will real

california congressman dana rohrabacher, vice chair of the science, space and technology warming skeptic. he will also be sitting down with dean obeidallah, an arab american comic who uses humor to challenge stereotypes of muslims. that is all tonight on "matter of fact" right here on kcci at 6:30. and on kcci's close up we'll sit down with presidential candidate rick santorum. we'll discuss the recent shooting in california and his plan to defeat terrorism. that is coming up sunday at 10:30 right after "face the nation." you are having to scrape your windows out there but it sounds like today is going to be just gorgeous. frank: these wake-up temperatures looking pretty good. ames at 32. 35 here in des moines. we should be about 37 degrees for our afternoon high temperatures so when we are waking up to that, we are doing well. little blustery out of the south , and eventually the southwest as the system pulse through. -- pulls through. look at these temperatures. 48 by noon. 52 our high temperature at 3:00. notice how i put in a few more clouds as we head throughout the afternoon and ev

republican congressman sam johnson, walter jones, joe pitts, dana rohrabacher, jim sensenbrenner, pete sessions and myself and democrats john conyers, bobby scott and maxine waters. this turned out to be one of the most popular votes i ever cast, especially with teachers. i have spoken well over 1,000 times in schools through the years and i voted against the bill in 2001 because i felt the teachers, principals and parents in east tennessee had enough common sense and intelligence to run their own schools and classrooms and didn't need washington bureaucrats telling them what to do the no child left behind law was a great overreaction to failed schools in some of our nation's biggest cities and it needs to be replaced. today i rise in support of the every student succeeds act so we can leave behind the no child left behind law. "the wall street journal" -- as a previous speaker mentioned, "the wall street journal" published an editorial calling this new bill, quote a bipartisan compromise that would be, quote, the largest devolution of federal control in a quarter severagethrism paper