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we do once again have heat advisories in effect in des moines, iowa today. we still have that excessive heat warning where it will feel we're up at 105. when you factor the humidity with the heat it makes it uncomfortable. cold front up in south dakota to minnesota that will help cool things down in the minneapolis area shortly by sunday it should be back down to 80. it's bringing rain. heaviest of it well to our north but northern michigan is seeing lighter showers. best chance of severe storms over north dakota. not so much for tornadoes or even that many gusty winds. we're looking for more hail with heavier downpours and lightning. that's the focus for any strong storms. rest of the country minus a few couple of storms in the southeast does look pretty quiet. even though we're getting into september the heat in the middle of the country sticks around. denver had some school closings because it was too hot. >> i say stick around as long as you want. i don't like the cold. >>> vice president joe biden takes action on guns. plus the story behind this axe wie

the mayor of des moines, iowa. pleasure have you here. congratulations. you guys do this and what can we learn in new york from you. >> i wish we could reveal all of our answers. des moines has been a great place. we have a collaborative effort that goes on between employers, residents and local government. we really planned, from the last decade, to, to work together, plan together and thing together and we're not employers exactly but we're facilitators at the local government level. and we have been proud to work with these businesses and having such a strong, base, in insurance and financial processing, you know has kind of kept us out of the lows and, really strong through the years, and we're proud of it. adam: let me ask you about this. i'm looking at some of the statistical breakdown of des moines. a city of almost 600,000. top employers especially in the financial area. wells fargo 13,000 people. principal financial group, 6,000 people. insurance, nationwide al lie, 5,000 people. some cities commodity pete with other cities to lure businesses the

the first class of 439 female officer candidates began to arrive at the training center in fort des moines iowa in july july 1942, the commanding officer issued his first direct this. will all the girls move over on the side? this set the stage for the 39 african-american women who had come from across the country. most of whom were college graduates. sierra campbell was a podiatrist from new york. cleopatra daniels a school superintendent from alabama. mildred carter a graduate of the new england conservatory of music. this first class of officer candidates met with discrimination throughout their six-week training. it started the first day. the african-american women were housed in building 54 segregated from the white wax and as they enter the mess hall for their first meal it was clear that they would eats away from the white wax too. a sign with the word colored had been placed over a table in the corner. this prompted the wax first but not their last active resistance. that first meal they sat at the designated table and ate. when they arrived in the mess the second day they sat at the ta

to find photos posted online with that same camera, and they ended up locating the camera in des moines, iowaline vender who sold it is now under investigation. if you'd like to know how to register your camera, just go to our website, ktvu.com, and click on web links. >>> yahoo's ceo is sparking conversation with a new spread in vogue magazine. some have criticized it, saying it sends the wrong message of a ceo. and some feminists criticize it, because they say it perpetuates females as objects. but others say it shows women can be in charge and beautiful at the same time. >>> meantime, yahoo topped google last month in terms of internet traffic. a monthly report shows that yahoo sites had 196 million visiters in july, compared to google's 192 million. analysts attribute it to the acquisitions of more than a dozen startups, including tumblr. >>> problems far from the fire line. ktvu's david stevenson explains how the fire has now affected water and power supplies in san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco's clay underground studio counts on a steady flow of water. >> the very important. cl

tennessee, number four ks lincoln, nebraska, three, raleigh north carolina and topping the list des moines, iowa. rounding out the bottom at number 200 atlantic city has been hammered by the economic downtur downturn. patti ann, back to you. >>> the time right now 12 after the hour. still to come a warning for every woman. before you fill up at the pump a frightening new way thieves are targeting women at a gas station. a brutal beating. horrified people across the country. they are wonder whering are the outrage of civil rights activists in the country. we will report, you decide. yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quo

far as the heat, where we are seeing it is in the midwest dealing with record breaking heat in des moines, iowaing at the temperatures cutting back and cooling off for the weekend. the biggest change is tomorrow, so saturday, the cold front kicks through and it should cool you off and get the moderate temperatures in there. for labor day weekend, a chance for showers. there's two cold fronts. there's today, if you go in tomorrow, the ohio valley getting rain. we go through sunday and the two systems merge and the northeast mid-atlantic all the way down to the southeast, everyone awake right now. may see rain. sorry. >> i looked at the forecast this morning, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain. >> people who have monday off, it won't matter. a little rain, you find things to do. you are off. >> watch a movie. >> michaela will wake up at 2:00 a.m. to go to work. >> you won't be? >> us dedicated journalists will be here on monday. >> true. >>> still ahead, thanks indra. >>> not guilty, that is the plea entered by a miami man accused of murdering his wife. he posted a picture of her bloody body on faceboo

to find photos posted online with that same camera, and they ended up locating the camera in des moines, iowa. the online vender who sold it is now under investigation. if you'd like to know how to register your camera, just go to our website, ktvu.com, and click on web links. >>> yahoo's ceo is sparking conversation with a new spread in vogue magazine. some have criticized it, saying it sends the wrong message of a ceo. and some feminists criticize it, because they say it perpetuates females as objects. but others say it shows women can be in charge and beautiful at the same time. >>> meantime, yahoo topped google last month in terms of internet traffic. a monthly report shows that yahoo sites had 196 million visiters in july, compared to google's 192 million. analysts attribute it to the acquisitions of more than a dozen startups, including tumblr. >>> problems far from the fire line. ktvu's david stevenson explains how the fire has now affected water and power supplies in san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco's clay underground studio counts on a steady flow of water. >> the very impor

ben warwick of des moines, iowa, started rolling at the right time. >> i turned to film the guys talking to the fire department. i heard a crack and i quickly switched over and the roof came down. >> reporter: for more than 100 guests here to see the land of the magic kingdom, suddenly they were gripped in terror in the middle of the night. >> it was the most surreal experience. i never could imagine in my wildest dreams. >> reporter: those watching nearby couldn't believe their eyes. >> i thought it was crazy. how is that happening? >> reporter: miraculously no one was killed, not even injured. some crediting a security guard. >> one of the security guards was evacuating people, barging into their rooms. one woman was sitting into the tub and the tub levitated. >> reporter: in florida most sinkholes happen when the acidic water table eats away at the limestone rock. warrick is looking for something less exciting. >> we're fine. power is back. got air conditioning. hopefully still going to have a great vacation. >> again, absolutely amazing that nobody was injured in all of that. a lot o

we are based in des moines, iowa.to give americans that have a conservative and free market point of view, a group to belong to and organize and air their voice. >> are you a 501 c-4. >> yes. >> how long have you been a 501 c-4? >> we were approved in october of 2008.

we are based in des moines, iowa.d to give americans that have a conservative and free market point of view, a group to belong to and organize and air their voice. >> are you a 501 c-4. >> yes.

des moines, iowa, today, 103 degrees. this is not a dry heat, either. 20 degrees above normal with the hot, sticky, humid weather. minneapolis, 96 is 18 above. chicago, 96. this isn't a one-day event. tomorrow, the temperatures not fluctuating too much. we are looking at temperatures a good 15 to 20 degrees above normal. that heat is here to stay. we'll talk about the other thing going on. we have the jet stream close to the great lakes region. severe weather is possible. a few places could see relief. we are looking for the thunderstorms popping up. scattered in nature. where they are, they could be severe. we'll watch that around the great lakes. the rest of the area looking for a wave. late afternoon tomorrow, we'll look atmore showers spreading into the northeast. it feels like summer, that's for sure. >> it's hard to concentrate when it's hot like that. no energy. exactly. thanks so much for that. staying with weather for a second, in phoenix, it seems another day, another massive dust storm. the wind from a nearby front pushed this icky looking cl

>> emily's first ever madam ever president des moines, iowa. come on down!this mean claire? her first visit to iowa as a presidential candidate? >> check it out on friday! >> maggie haberman has a good story about chris christie. >> somehow i feel like he'll find a way. he'll find a way. that's it for this edition of "the daily chris jansing is next. bye-bye. >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins with your business travel forecast. attention is on the heavy rain and the flash flooding threat through kansas and missouri the next 24 to 36 hours. this is a travel trouble spot especially as we go throughout the next two days. still very hot in texas. we will have scattered storms in the east but i think only minor concerns and minor delays at the airports. have a great day. being sixteen, alex thinks he's invincible. his dad knows he's not. that's why dad got allstate accident forgiveness. it starts the day you sign up. [ female announcer ] with accident forgiveness from allstate, your rates won't go up just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. call 866-

erected at was so desperate plea you relay i've been asked to move 1,000 miles away to move to new des moines, iowa to be a student minister. i can tell you the moment i was asked i thought i should do it there was so many parts of me that did not want to make that kind of a commitment or leave my family or goes to the pain and struggle that you go through moving that far but another part of me knew that i was supposed to do it but he emotionally and physically i think it was a hallucination. so with those strong impressions i have had previously. but as far as reading the bible and feeling as if i was hearing messages from god as far as my speech or the message should be laid out i was incredibly clever. [laughter] >> can you still speak intel? >> absolutely. >> can you still do that? >> no. >> come on. >> i cannot do it as long as my grandmother is alive. it will be of really big event when i do it. i definitely could. i have since coming to the conclusion with the realization i am an atheist and i always tried to do that it is not a choice it is a realization that you discover about yourself so

. >> good morning from des moines, iowa. i'm luke casey, host of "good night iowa." it's friday, august 9th, 2013, the first day of the iowa state fair and the unofficial kickoff of the 2016 iowa caucuses. this is "the daily rundown" and here's chuck todd. >> mm, fried butter. thank you, luke. let's get right to my first reads of the morning. president obama will try to get last words in this afternoon before leaving tomorrow for martha's vineyard. he'll set the stage for the fall fights. ahead of taking question, in his first solo press conference since april. >> having a press conference tomorrow so why don't you ask that question tomorrow? >> in today's press conference, comes at a precarious time for him. the unraveling of the russian reset is the latest in a string of foreign policy setbacks. three months ago, the president was hoping he would be touting a big domestic success at this last big press conference of the summer with an immigration reform bill ready to sign. that looks a long way away. instead, the president will be grilled for the first time on the

we are based in des moines, iowa. we were formed to give americans that have a conservative and free market point of view, a group to belong to and organize and air their voice. >> are you a 501 c-4. >> yes. >> how long have you been a 501 c-4? >> we were approved in october of 2008. >> you have learned recently that your organization came up in a series of response between the fec and the irs? >> we learned that from the house ways and means committee. chairman dave camp. we found up that they turned up an e-mail that had an e-mail from an fec lawyer that went to the irs and lois learner that is a character in the irs saga that continues to come up. >> do you know why your name surfaced with the fec? >> when we started our group, the very first ad we ran was in march of 2008 and it mentioned senator norm coleman and senator amy cole bashar, both in a positive light and talked about how they worked together and worked well together. following that, the minnesota dfl, their equivalent to the democratic party, filed a c

. >> number one in the u.s., des moines, iowa mayor on why "forbes" ranked his city as number one. >>the u.s. cracks down on global tax evaders. >> live coverage and analysis of dennis lockhart's q&a coming up. >> busy hour. let's get you updated on the markets, floor of the new york stock exchange, and,

> so, we're not talking about the legality of it, but the idea, i have a business and i'm in des moines, iowaay, uproot and let's move to san juan. no one is going to be upset about that? >> no one is upset about it, puerto rico is welcoming. there's a very aggressive business community there and it's a great place to do business. >> so, talk to us a little bit about the companies that you've helped. what kind of demand are you seeing? >> look. these are trying economic times. people are looking to save money, people are looking to increase-- >> give us an example of some people that have come to you recently and that we know the names. >> i'm not going to share the names with you on national television, but i can tell you this, we've helped small mom and pop companies. we've helped medium sized companies and helped fortune 400 companies move to the island of puerto rico. we've had a company from california uplift in its entirety and move to the island of puerto rico to save taxes, to take advantage of the skilled labor force in puerto rico, of the lower wages, community in puerto rico and it

des moines, iowa tops the forbes list as the top city for business and careers. ranks 200 cities on a dozen factors like jobs, doing business, living, and cities in utah, north carolina, nebraska, and tennessee made the top five. that the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. dagen: drone strike in yemen kills six alleged al-qaeda militants marking the six suspected u.s. drone strike in the country in the last ten days. twenty-nine killed so far according to estimates. joining me now is colonel oliver north host of "war stories" on fox news. colonel, great of you to be here. is this an effective way to fight the threats picked up? >> two strikes in 24 hours is unusual, but not unprecedented, and certainly, the hell fire missile is a great way of killing terrorists. unfortunately, there's a couple things that are important that the team doesn't apparently notice. first, the total reliance on technical intelligence. there's no human intelligence at all collectedded in yemen, syria, other places like afghanistan and pakistan. the abse

ben warrick of des moines, iowa, started rolling at just the right time. >> i turned to film the guys talking to the fire department and heard a crack and quickly switched over and the roof came down. >> reporter: from the more than 100 guests to see the land of the magic kingdom suddenly they were gripped in terror in the middle of the night. those watching nearby couldn't believe their eyes. >> i saw it, crazy, how is that happening? >> miraculously, no one was killed, not even injured. some even crediting a security guard who rushed to spread the alarm. in florida, most sinkholes occur when the acidic water table eats away at the limestone rock. the resort has hired a firm to look for more possible holes. warrick is looking for a little less excitement. all this happened just hours after he arrived for a one-week getaway. >> we're going to be fine, power's back, got air conditioning. hopefully still going to have a great vacation. >> reporter: we should point out, carol, this is just a small section of a very large property. they could handle 4,000 guests here. most of which have n

des moines, iowa round out. the number one for des moines. you see facebook adding positions over there. how about microsoft? another big one. this is really big. also in finance and insurance. just to give you a couple of other tidbits, atlantic city, we all love to go and maybe roll the dice. turns out atlantic city rounded out the whole list of 200. it was number 200. you know if you've driven through atlantic city, it's not obviously a booming economy there. san antonio, texas was the best of texas names. that was in the top 25. four out of the five worst were in california. that's not good also. tough news there. so overall, check on forbes if you want the whole list. it's exciting to see which cities are really the best. >> peter: really interesting. >> gretchen: atlantic city got decimated by the hurricane and governor chris christie bringing the miss america panellent back to try and boost some business of the that may bring a filmer of hope. thanks so much. we'll see you soon. let's go outside. is steve getting more ice cream? >> pet

donald trump will be traveling to des moines, iowa later this week. some speculating he is considering a potential 2016 presidential bid. there is this from don ritchie who tweeted -- here is an excerpt as candidate bill clinton appeared on "the arsenio hall show" in 1992. >> what do you like, the old elvis or -- i know you are a fan. >> i lead a national crusade for the young elvis. when you get old, he got fat like me. i think it has to be the young elvis. that is when he had all the energy and real, raw, new, fresh power. it would have been a shame to do the old. it had to be the new. giving somelinton perspective on other presidents or presidential candidates, bypassing the mainstream media, appearing on the late-night programs another entertainment programs. we are getting your comments on all of this including the president last night for his appearance on "the tonight show." republican line, thank you for waiting. caller: good morning. topicue was about the about obama pretty much for the young americans. i think it's more or less he is -- he i

. >> caller: i'm originally from des moines, iowa. home, i usually go home for the iowa state fair and my friends asked me why do people down there always vote against their own best economic interests. and i point out to them, the problem -- three problems, basically. i point out to them, difference in the educational system. >> bill: right. >> caller: i've never lived in a place where there's such disdain for teachers which is amazing to me. >> bill: ooh, that's bad. >> caller: the other aspect though which goes right along with the education is how often some of these really crack pot crazy conservative ideas are reinforced by their newspapers. we have a newspaper down here, my husband and i refer to it as "the hateful herald" because they run everything they can get their hands on about anything that is -- least bit progressive. >> bill: and the third point? >> caller: the other thing is -- plantation country. they're trying to get more people to come down here to bring jobs. from my part of the country, they're not going to bring

is get a good ceo and have him or her surround themselves with people who know how to sell in des moines, iowathat's clear, it's stable, it's consistent, and that the employees, i don't know how many employees they have, my guess is several thousands, who are they looking to for their leadership? in the absence of leadership they will listen to anybody. >> you know a thing or two about difficult exits. can i ask you about last week's episode? at the very end of the episode if anyone thinks this is all about turn around stories that end with a nice bow -- >> they think it's scripted, they're wrong. >> this florist company you basically helped them turn things around but the guy doesn't want to hear it and ultimately says i don't think your investment, your hundred grand, 150 grand, was any good. take it back. the last scene is you saying i'm filing a lien against your floral shop. so what happened? >> you know, the principle behind the episode was about hand shakes in business and are they gone? like is schiff al ri gone with men? i spent $150,000, fixed the business, at the end of the guy says

iowa. she's a keynote speaker there. according to the des moines register she'll be the first democratic hopeful to visit iowa for a possible 2016 presidential campaign. you can listen on c-span radio or watch online at c-span.org. >> tonight on c-span's encore presentation of first ladies. >> she was very proud of her husband, no question about that. she supported all of his decisions. once again she was a very private person. so it was fine for her husband to be in politics. it was fine for him to go to washington and be in the senate, be in congress, but she didn't want to be part of it. and yet she constantly supported she was very much as supporter during the impeachment. i know other sayings that she attributed to her that she said she wished she could be back home, but she believed her husband would be acquitted and was proud of it when he was, because she said she knew it would happen. the encore presentation continues tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. what is interesting about washington in this age once you have that title, even a very s

charles lindbergh did give this very infamous speech in des moines, iowa, in which he named the three groups he said were most responsible for trying to get us into the war, and that was the fdr administration, the british and american jews. and his comments were anti-semitic. but what i point out in the book is that he was not alone. i mean, basically, what he was doing was reflecting the attitudes of a good many americans at the time. there was a very strong, overt streak of anti-semitism in this country, in this period, during this period. and i don't write this in the book, but basically what i think is charles lindbergh's mistake was that he voiced -- i mean, it was a mistake to have those attitudes, obviously, but he voiced in a public speech, you know, what other people were saying privately. and this, again, shows his total tone deafness to, you know, politics, to whatever. but he didn't care. be but there's no question that there was this very big kind of climate of anti-semitism that extended, you know, from, you know, you know, the midwest into washington and the state depa

>> reporter: rekha basu wrote a scathing column for iowa's "des moines register," calling the seven maleng. >> i think a female justice working through her own first-hand experience and perspective would have had a different take on it. >> reporter: melissa filed yet another appeal, and, in a surprise just last month, perhaps because of the public outcry -- >> can i just say -- >> a little november cane in mr. happy. >> reporter: the high court agreed to reconsider their earlier ruling. a rare occurrence. but the same seven judges came up with the same ruling and clarified that you can be fired, "because the boss's spouse views the relationship as a threat to her marriage." melissa is out of legal options. she thinks it's laughable a jury of her peers will never get to decide if she was wronged, so natural naturalryly, she brought her case to comedy central. >> if melissa wants to clean teeth, she shouldn't have the to worry about her boss's dirty mind. that's why i invited her to give me an oral exam in hollywood, where women are never objectified. >> reporter: this is the standard issu

from des moines, iowa, this women's leadership discussion is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> good morningiowa, and the madame president iowa town hall. let me state the obvious. it is no coincidence that y amalie's list shows the hawkeye for the first madame president town hall. the presidential campaign what ted kennedy was to flight and later to the moon. iowa is the launch pad. [applause] that we areay awfully ambitious in our aim to elect a woman to the white house in 2016. let's be clear, this is just the beginning of our ambition. we are here to build a pipeline of women. future, women for the and to take their place on the presidential ticket not only in 2016, but 2020, 2024, and beyond. [applause] you and i want our daughters and granddaughters to grow up in an lech deneen woman president is as common as -- where erecting a woman president is as common as a woman governor or senator. aspire not toto be the first woman president, but the fifth or the 10th. [applause] that day is going to come sooner than you think. let the record showed that the journey began here today in iowa. pl

des moines. >> vice president joe biden heading to iowa too. biden scheduled to deliver a speech next month at the biggest democratic events of the year. senator tom harkins steak fry fundrais fundraiser. biden attended in 2007 with then presidential contenders, barack obama and hillary clinton. so far he has not ruled out a 2016 run. >> hanging out with grandma may be key to a sound mind. researchers at boston college say spending time with the grandparents is good for your mental health. when adults and grandparents have a strong emotional relationship. both have decreased symptoms of depression. strong relationships outside of the nuclear family were vital to staying mentally healthy. interesting. >> president obama is full vacation mode, week long visit to martha's vineyard. >> for president obama, vacation means golf. reporters allowed a rare shot of the president on the course. maybe the first duffer was feeling pressure. three putted the first hole. no word on the president's score. group took his time. he was on the course for five hour

now the co-chairman of the polk county iowa republican party in des moines has resigned bauds he sayshe gop has veered too far right for him. and condones hateful speech he says. that's next. >>> and if at first you don't succeed, secede. some tea partiers in northern colorado want to carve out their own right wing state. because they've decided colorado is too liberal. >>> finally, the last of the nixon tapes. president nixon hears about dirty tricks from a former president, george herbert walker bush. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> we've talked a lot about congress's automatic across the board spending cuts are having very real damaging effects on people around the country. more evidence this week of the extent of that damage. catch this, the department of health and human services reports more than 57,000 children have been forced out of head start through the funding cuts of that program. one of the great programs, head start. head start helps lower income children as you all know under the age of five get a leg up so they can start school with the other kids. the

iowa. jack has been a residential and commercial builder with developments in des moines and cedar rapids. he has helped build nearly $100 million in award-winning affordable housing for low income iowans. leading been a progressive voice in iowa for years. to build a better while a -- iowa for everyone. they have two adult daughters. introduceleasure to jack hatch. these welcome jack hatch. [applause] >> hello, everybody. good evening. notice that this new podium is rather high and it reminds me of a story. they tell me it is true, but who knows? it is about a congressman in western iowa and i candidate -- western iowa, a candidate. he was asked to talk to farmers and when he arrived, he noticed there were hundreds of people there. there were no microphones, no megaphones. he looked around for a place where he could get higher than the crowd so that his voice would project to everybody. he noticed a menorah spreader over on the side -- a manure spreader over on the side. he hopped on it, looked down, looked up at him and said ladies and gentlemen, this is the first time i have ever spoken

democrat. >> before i let you get out of here quickly, showing how diverse the state of iowa is, you were in des moines big name democrats were gathered. how did the momentum there compare to or even the mood compare to what you were seeing and hearing today? >> reporter: these events could not be more different. the event in des moines was aimed at encouraging or demonstrating to particularly hillary clinton but also two other women who might be considering running for president that iowa could be a hospitable place for them to run. iowa has never sent a woman to the federal office or governorship ever, whereas here at the family leader forum, you've seen this parade of hopefuls who are really going to be the other side of the fight that we're going to see and that of course is something we didn't see in 2012. we only had the republican side in 2012 so coming up in 2016 we'll see democrats and republicans. >> casey hunt, ames, iowa, thank you so much, casey. >> reporter: thanks, craig. >>> 18 of the 19 u.s. embassies and konconsulates closed this w across the middle east and africa are expected to ope

and the des moines register reporting wisconsin man faces drug charges in iowa.zo was arrested on felony drug charges. i think he should ab rested on his name alone but that is from me s colorado on the verge of splitting from itself? voting to break away as 51st state. yes, frustrated with policies some coloradans are looking to be northern colorado. >> and have beyonce fan's turned on her? huffington post revealing she was met with a chorus of boos because she was late. 20 minutes late. give her a break. at least she showed up for work. can you say that for members of congress and the president these days? ouch z here is a winning photographer's worst nightmare. renegade drone crashes into groom's head before wedding. you can watch this video again and again. ouch. maybe the couple should get half on on wedding pictures? and say hello to our little friend. new pictures of prince george tweeting first official family portrait so who is the lucky photographer to snag this shoot? kate's father. now it's your turn to hash it out with us. and don't forget to follow

now the co-chair confident polk county iowa ef republican party in des moines has resigned because he says the gop has veered too far right for him. and condones hateful speech he says. he's going to talk to us in a moment here. also the scandal that never was and still isn't. we're learning more about progressive sounding groups that were flagged by the irs. >>> and if at first you don't seed, secede ittom terry partiers in northern colorado have decide colorado is too liberal. finally, pin the blame on the donkey. in other words, if you're a republican, blame obama for everything. even if it turns out it was hurricane katrina that happened under w. don't you remember? this is "hardball," the place for politics. la's known definitely for its traffic, congestion, for the smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the buses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out as much pollution into the air. so i feel good. i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. but, dad, you've got... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, t

about what we're looking at, adviceries again, south dakota into minnesota and big chunks of iowa, des moines looking to break records tomorrow, expected to be hotter. today feeling like 105 to 110 degrees, the record 99 and by tomorrow they could be 101 degrees. about 20 degrees above normal. the big question is when are we going to feel the change we need. severe weather from minnesota and wisconsin and more importantly we'll start to see relief. saturday look at the temperatures still in the mid and upper 90s but by sunday notice minneapolis going down to 75 and des moines finally going down to the 80s so we have relief in sight and that's something we haven't been able to say all week long. >> normally we're talking about how cold it is in the winter. >> suddenly 72 in fargo looks cold. >> temperatures nothing compared to what they're dealing with out west. michaela is giving us the latest on the yosemite fire. >> the giant fire burning near yosemite. the firefighters believe the fire is slowing down but it still does threaten thousands of homes. san francisco officials say the city's wat

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