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eye and check into the steak fry. again, a long tradition there in indianola, iowa. this is tom harkin's last as he'll leave the senate. we'll keep an eye on that. >>> meanwhile the march to a war on isis brought many americans back to similar battles the u.s. has waged in the region. our partners at now this news took a look at an all too familiar theme. >> my fellow american -- >> my fellow citizens. >> my fellow americans. >> my fellow citizens. >> air attacks are under way against military targets in iraq. we will not fail. >> i have ordered a strong sustained series of air strikes against iraq. because we are acting today it is less likely we will face these dangers in the future. >> american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people and to defend the world from grave dang. >> our objective is clear. we will degrade and ultimately destroy isil. reathing deeply ] [ inhales deeply ] [ sighs ] [ inhales ] [ male announcer ] at cvs health, we took a deep breath... [ inhales, exhales ] [ male announcer ] and

now all eyes on iowa. hillary clinton set to make her first visit in nearly seven years, and my colleague, jonathan karl, is there. jon. >> reporter: that's right, martha. this field will be the center of the political universe later today. we'll tell you why both bill and hillary clinton will be here. but first our powerhouse roundtable's big winners of the week. back in just two minutes. nk sal. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. dad: he's our broker. he helps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back?

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there's no sign they'll be seeing eye to eye anytime soon. aljazeera, iowa. >> after the break, a new lesson in american education, the common core. is it a breakthrough in raising standards or another political football? >> how is what you're doing now different than what you were doing before? >> old systems, here's your quiz, 20 multiple choice, matching, whatever. new system, explain how you did that, justify it with textual evidence. you know, you can't copy it, you can't fake it. >> correspondent, in class, the students and teachers challenged by the common core. >> they're blocking the doors... ground breaking... they killed evan dead... truth seeking... >> they don't wanna see what's really going on >> break though investigative documentary series america's war workers only on al jazeera america real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came

there's no sign they'll be seeing eye to eye anytime soon. aljazeera, iowa. >> after the break, a new lesson in american education, the common core. is it a breakthrough in raising standards or another political football? >> how is what you're doing now different than what you were doing before? >> old systems, here's your quiz, 20 multiple choice, matching, whatever. new system, explain how you did that, justify it with textual evidence. you know, you can't copy it, you can't fake it. >> correspondent, in class, the students and teachers challenged by the common core. >> this is what the wests' historic drought looks like. in california, farmers are struggling to irrigate their crops, but not far away sits this... the vast pacific ocean. and so here in carlsbad, north of san diego, the largest desalination plant in the western hemisphere is under construction at a cost of a billion dollars. and farther up the coast... >> we are in the lovely city of santa barbara at our desalination facility that was built during the last drought and we are looking at react

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. >>> all eyes will be on iowa sunday when hillary clinton returns to the hawkeye state. right behind her, vice president joe biden to kick off a we the people, we the voters bus tour. while neither the vice president nor the former secretary of state have announced their plans for 2016, their cross-country trips are driving presidential campaign chatter. there's a saying in our family. you can do anything... if you keep a good head on your shoulders. that's why we use head & shoulders shampoo and conditioners. it keeps us 100% flake free. so i just have gorgeous hair. head & shoulders. the world's #1 dandruff shampoo. ♪ [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain, so your body can

from the western eye, if you're from iowa that sounds legitimate. he's wearing a robe, he has a beard, he must be a legitimate sheikh. but when you start feeling that back and you start noticing that when he would enter a meeting at the city council, no one would stand a. everyone would consider continue the conversation. for example, bill has -- you may have picked up on. i'm trying to get some myself. you would notice these little things. when he enters a room, you should know that because the sector to detail has a right before. a bunch of guys with ak-47s. you're not sure what to do. but then when the talk, people listen to a stop talking and there's a serenity that comes with power, frankly, that you pick up on. we had a sheikh who is head of a tribe and they were largely west of the city fallujah on the banks of the euphrates. there were several thousand members of this tribe. he had control of an egg that was i don't know, 70 square miles of something like this, of a mixture of farmland, waterfront, every on the euphrates and he could control

iowa who popped the inevitable bubble in 2008? does this have to be different in. >> maybe a little of both. being there she's sending the signal that she's eyeing run and will likely run, probably have to say "i love iowa" and talk about how important that state is. you know the problems with the clintons is they didn't have a real, you know, strategy, bill clinton of course skipped iowa in 1992, it was a cake walk in '96 for him and in some ways hillary clinton did the same thing. she didn't do that retail politicking that folks need to do in iowa. the question is, does she have it in her to do that kind of retail politicking that folks expect in iowa. >> senator bernie sanders, three town halls this weekend in iowa, joe biden is going out next weekend to iowa. bernie said this in an interview with cnn, if. we do not get our act together which expands the middle class, don't overturn citizens united and don't move to public funding of elections we're going to live in an oligarchic form of society. now is hillary clinton going to say that? he's essentially saying she's wall street on main street. >> that's the argument you'll hear from him, fro

eye any time soon. sheila macvicar, aljazeera, iowa. >> when we return, flashpoint ferguson ignites a new conversation, about all of those very well armed police department. and how to keep them from pulling the trigger on excessive force. >>> later in our program, making a place to play. our in-depth series, overcoming disability. the challenges of being a kid on the jungle gym, when it's tough enough to get on it. >> what's frustrating for me right now than it is for him, just watching him watch other kids. quickly get up and move from one thing to the next, but he doesn't have that luxury. and sometimes he's found looking up and watching his friends runway. >> adam may on kids and play spaces, overcoming disabilities. hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay nay? badumps a head. temexiss gurrin. juppa left. fluppa jown! brone a brood. what? catch up on what everyone's talking about with the x1 enter

eye any time soon. sheila macvicar, aljazeera, iowa. >> when we return, flashpoint ferguson ignites a new conversation, about all of those very well armed police department. and how to keep them from pulling the trigger on excessive force. >>> later in our program, making a place to play. our in-depth series, overcoming disability. the challenges of being a kid on the jungle gym, when it's tough enough to get on it. >> what's frustrating for me right now than it is for him, just watching him watch other kids. quickly get up and move from one thing to the next, but he doesn't have that luxury. and sometimes he's found looking up and watching his friends runway. >> adam may on kids and play spaces, overcoming disabilities. there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can affect your grocery bill? can rare minerals in china affect your cell phone bill? or how a hospital in texas could drive up your healthcare premium? i'll make the connections from the news to your money real

eye any time soon. sheila macvicar, aljazeera, iowa. >> when we return, flashpoint ferguson ignites a new conversation, about all of those very well armed police department. and how to keep them from pulling the trigger on excessive force. >>> later in our program, making a place to play. our in-depth series, overcoming disability. the challenges of being a kid on the jungle gym, when it's tough enough to get on it. >> what's frustrating for me right now than it is for him, just watching him watch other kids. quickly get up and move from one thing to the next, but he doesn't have that luxury. and sometimes he's found looking up and watching his friends runway. >> adam may on kids and play spaces, overcoming disabilities. >> saturday >> prop 8, really made us think about this process of coming out. >> meet the committed couples >> gay marriages, straight marriages... have the same challenges. >> it's all about having the same options as everybody else. >> that fought for equality >> saying "i do" changed everything. >>every saturday, join us for exclusive, revealing and surprising talks with the most in

>> turning to iowa for the first time since her third finish since 2008. is the hawk eye state ready for hillary this time around? >> does it feel good to be back? >> it's great. couldn't have been better. >> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in new york back from iowa. secretary of state kerry is in paris and persuaded some arab states to join air strikes against isis in iraq, but in a meeting of 30 countries it is unclear what will be provided to baghdad and by whom. a key question is the role of turkey. we find richard engle from istanbul. this has not been easy getting this coalition together. it's not clear what each member is going to do, but there seems to be growing concern that it has to be taken seriously after another beheading this time of a british citizen. >> i think andrea as this plays out, we will find out this was the easy part. it is very easy for countries to get together to say that they want to do something about isis and pledge support to make deals behind closed doors. we haven't seen any arab country plainly say we are taking part from our bases. they

giving you the personality and actual color of some of these contests beginning in eye wax let's look at that race in iowa between joanie and bruce. it has been held for three decades by tom harkin who everybody agrees is classic midwest liberal. he is calling it quits. it was at kraik seat and it looked like it would stay that way. then came this. >> i grew up castrating hogs on an iowa farm so when i get to washington, i'll know how to cut pork. >> overnight, that castrator ad went viral. it could be the most famous ad of 2014. it not only it was a democratic seat that looked like it was going to stay that way. then came this -- >> i'm joni ernst. i grew up castrating hogs on an iowa farm. so when i get to washington, i'll know how to cut pork. >> overnight that castrater ad as it was called went viral. it could be the most famous ad of all 2014. it not only introduced candidate joni ernst, it turned the race sin of not having a law degree. >> you might have a farmer from iowa who never went to law school, never practiced law serving as the next chair of the senate judiciary committee. because if democr

help a foster child. >>> have we just learned, nbc's harry smith has 8,000 iowa stories, but presidential hopefuls and the hawk eye state. today hillary clinton might be hoping to give her iowa story a better ending. joining us live is msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt. i would like to remind us that iowa is 75% vowels but 100% awesome. can hillary buy enough vowels from iowa to rewrite her political story? >> reporter: i'm not sure that the clintons necessarily feel that iowa is 100% awesome. it certainly was not where hillary clinton was when she left here last time. more than almost 2500 days ago, she called that experience excruciating. this is her first visit back since she left after coming in third in those iowa caucuses. so here today is the last tom harkin steak fry. she will be joined by a number of congressional candidates, the gubernatorial candidate, other speakers here at the steak fry. president bill clinton will speak last. they're expecting over 5,000 people, which is a pretty significant crowd, especially in what's a pretty off year. but her challenge here is going to be to prove that she

. >>> there were plenty of hey makers in eye state last night. the first of three iowa is that the debates. and for a campaign that has had neighborhood disputes over wandering chickens, the stakes are actually pretty high. they are competing to replace tom harkin in a state that president obama won twice. but democrats have not yet been able to nael doil down a seemin winnable seat. ernst currently leads and iowa could prove critical in determining which party controls the senate. so ernst is going after hot topics including job killing regulations. >> you ccan you tell us some spc regulations that are hurting iowa employers today? >> if you look at cap and trade would be one example. >> yes, that famous job killer, cap and trade. a bill that is not law because it died in the senate four years ago. then there were ernst's thoughts on the federal minimum wage. >> i do believe that is something that needs to be set by the states because our cost of living is very low. currently at $7.25 an hour and i worked minimum wage way back when it was much lower. but the way we can

this one from an eye with your. -- from an iowa viewer who says -- your campaign website talks about job killing regulations crushing small businesses -- a topic you mentioned earlier. can you tell it's some specific regulations that are hurting i went employers today? -- iowa employers today? >> cap and trade would be one example. not only is it an increase tax to iowans, but it would also cost iowans an additional thousand dollars in utility costs every year. this is something that was supported by congressman braley. other areas would be the epa, as it applies to the clean water act, and the overreach the epa has. if you look at the role that allows the federal government to come in and regulate water on farmers lands, they would have to go to the federal government and ask permission. >> each of these items that senator ernst just mentioned are not law. she talked about cap and trade. she talked about the proposed rule on clean water. it is a proposed rule. i have been working to make sure that it is a balance rule and is not harmful to farmers and agriculture. that is not become

eye anytime soon. sheila macvicar, aljazeera, iowa. >> over seas in ukraine, more than 600 soldiers have been released. they had been held by pro-russian separatists who set them free under the terms of a ceasefire. another 500 soldiers expected to be released soon, it's unclear when kiev might release separatist fighters in exchange. >> a massive explosion rocking this chemical plant in germany, several people injured, including one man found in the rubble with severe burns. dozens of nearby homes were damaged, forcing the people to flee. just what caused that blast not known. >> the floods in india are the worst in half a century. >> more than 400 people have been killed, hundreds of thousands trapped. in one area, the rescue operations are underway. >> it's now a full scale rescue operation. with a break in the weather, military personnel have been deployed to help the people who are stranded. most of these people have been waiting for such help since the rains and flooding began saturday. >> we live on the other side. i came back from a trip. i saw the bridge washed out. my wife, daughter and i hav

political life, fresh off an appearance last week at the hark and steak fry in iowa, a must-attend event for democrats eyeingi've got a few things on my mind these days. >> reporter: but the one thing that might hit pause on her decision making process and her midterm campaign plans. >> bill and i are on constant grandchild watch. i'm calling chelsea every five minutes to make sure things are going all right. >> reporter: hillary clinton has said that she wants to enjoy grandmotherhood to the fullest. she doesn't want to be distracted but also said she'll decide whether she's running for president in the beginning of next year. so she may be a little distracted by that, certainly in the coming months. >> we'll see what happens on all those fronts. thank you very much for that report. >>> coming up, a chilling new threat from the leader of isis, calling for attacks inside the united states. as security is boosted at the white house as we learn new details about the man who jumped the fence and managed to get inside the mansion. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the sup

vice president joe biden is eyeing a campaign for the white house after a first to iowa. >> people around the world marching for change. we talk to the organiser about the timing of these rallies. stay tuned. we talk to the organiser about stay tuned. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us. i'm morgan radford, and these are the top stories, afghanistan's presidential candidate sign off on a pour sharing deal. both claim to have won the election. ashraf ghani appears to be the winner. the secret service steps up security after another attempted breach. a han is in custody after driving his car into a bar kated entry way. less than 24 hours after another man jumped the fence and got through the white house front door with a knife. all that before being arrested. pope francis is in albania, where thousands turned out to greet him. he turned out for pass. the trip is highlighting the peaceful christian co-existence. hundreds of thousands around the globe are marking for climate change. it's called the people's apparently. many eventsar planned in 158 countries, including a rally in new yo

iowa for senator tom harkin's annual steak fry. they don't fry tsteaks, they grill them. >> a little more heart-conscious there. >>> and an eye-opening study, what artificial sweeteners could be doing to our bodies. >>> and inside the mind of a killer. >>> plus highway hero. the close call involving a trooper during a traffic stop. >>> welcome back. the federal reserve is keeping interest rates low and investors happy. the dow closed at a new record high after the fed announcement. other major indexes were up too. the markets were encouraged by the report that consumer prices fell last month, a sign that inflation is under control. >>> good news, gas prices are low and could be lower. the national average, $3.33 a gallon. that's the lowest price in four years it could fall below $3 a gallon in many states. the shale oil boom pushed down oil prices and subsequently, gas prices. >>> well, the new apple mobile operating system isn't as healthy as promised because of a bug. some of the highly-touted health and fitness apps aren't included. it is no longer able to tun over user's private data to law enforcement. it's not technically possi

but i believe in the eye away because i believe i one knows what is best for iowa and more than politicians in washington d.c. it matters because our working-class family deserves better and we are watching the winners and losers, almost always middle-class families lose there will protect social security and medicare for seniors like my mom and dad because our greatest generation has worked so hard for the american dream for our family. and as your next inedible fight washington to make sure more americans can achieve that american dream. >> thank you for your opening remarks he will now move to the questions with this particular section each candidate has 75 seconds and there will be at a chance for a rebuttal if need be. >> let's start with the topic that was raised in those tv ads that you have mentioned and by the campaign. the demise register iowa poll asks the criticism against the two of you were a big problem a little problem and not a problem at all? fifty-six% say it is up problem to privatize social security as an option. what would you like to say to them? >> just as i said in

eyes right now on the world's most active volcano. can you name it? it's lava from kiloa on the big island of iowa flowing near a neighborhood.s of this hour, homes are not in the lava's path, but emergency crews say the direction could quickly change. in fact, they are already noticing the lava is moving more quickly. they are telling residents that emergency evacuations are possible. incredible pictures there. >> remarkable to see, but i don't think i'd want to be in the path, that's for sure. >> no, stay away for a short period of time. >> it's good to be in the bay area, where all you have to do is worry about clouds. christina? >> salt mag ma out there, a slow flowing magma, so you get a lot of opportunity to prepare, but that is something interesting out there. something that's not so interesting because we're used to it, the low clouds. we are getting the benefits as we have the strong onshore flow, the clouds still hugging the coastline. as a result of that westerly wind, we're getting the beautiful ocean air transported inland. all good things must come to an end. this is the final day of temperatures below average.

eye broke ep record. pacific is so active this season in terms of tropical activity. >> like florida was some years ago. stay on it, thanks. >> we'll talk politics now. iowa, the state that plays a big role in presidential election. and it could now play a 55ittol role because of the hotly contested senate race. carl came ron has more. >> hi, there, carl. set the stage for us. >> it is the same stage as all year. republicans could pick up six seats and capitol hill and the large years of the president's term is tougher for president obama. iowa polls are tide. bruce brailly. a democratic congressman. and the republican trying to fill the vacan't. >> it is more compet out are. and there isap ad. she couldn't wait to make them squeal. and there is a lot of colorful. and personal type attacks. mr. braly hadap adand going after the state senator in which he used video as a chick. there is a lot of women who took offense to the chick. it is really, really tough. and the polls are locked in a margin of error. it is coping a close eye on and the democrats thought they could defend it. boy, it is seven weeks in the election. what is the home stretch looking like.

eye on the early polls. a recent poll gives him a commanding lead over potential gop rivals among republican voters in iowa.ot 35%, his nearest competitor is governor huckabee at 9%. despite his latest denial and all this made me think about richard nixon who ran and lost to j.f.k. in 1960 and after a series of denials ran again in '68 and won. so let's talk to one of the smart nest politics, pat buchanan. who worked in the nixon white house. also the autoer of the "the greatest comeback. the more he says no. the more i think he's read your book and he's following a the script set by nixon in the '60s. what are you watching. >> i see the same thing. nixon lost in 1962 and said i'm all through with politics. and in 1966 michael, which is comparable to this year for the 2016 campaign, nixon went out after l.b.j. day and night on that campaign. 35 states, 80 congressional districts. nixon was on johnson's case. he campaigned for liberal, conservatives moderates and everyone. at the end he engaged lindon johnson. i think governor romney seems to be pursuing this strategy and it is exactly the right one i believ

iowa and take care of these problems president >> what deviates you between you and ms. app? >> two things, contrasts in our philosophy. i like balanced budgets. i like keeping an eye on the federal government. she voted against the state government accountability office and voted for the largest budget in iowa's history. i hate debt. want to take care of debt in washington, d.c. >> ms. appel, he infered you are not for a balanced budget, is that true? >> i don't think so. we have to balance our budget every year. >> what deviates you from david young? > my service to the state of indiana state. being a mom, being a financial consultant for 10 years. there are a lot of differences between myself and mr. young. i would not have been for the government shut-down. he is. he wants to repeal the affordable care act. i do not. >> you said be a mom. is that playing the card of let's send a woman to congress? >> i think you want to send the most independent thinker to work for the middle-class families of yay. >> would you vote for ale whatted budget for the constitution? >> i think we need a balanced budget that carves out social security and medicare. -- o you would vote

million naturally and trying to show eye was notes that hillary can do better this time and trying to show the former secretary of state that there is a big base in iowa willing to support her. >> >> still ahead on aljazeera america, in the week ahead, scottish voters will decide whether to end their 307-year-old union with england. we look at what seceding means for the u.k. and for the world. welcome to al jazeera america. here's a look at your top stories. the white house has condemned the beheading of a british aid worker, the third hostage to be killed by the i.s. david cameron vowed to track down the killers. >> there is more fighting in eastern ukraine between pro-russian separatists and ukrainian forces for a second straight day, shelling near the airport, despite the nine-day-old ceasefire agreement. >> hillary clinton was in iowa today for the first time since her defeat in the 2008 iowa caucus. she and bill clinton appeared, driving new speculation that she will run for president. the former secretary of state has said she will not announce her intentions until early next year. >> it's sunday night, and time for our regular look at the week

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iowa and help take care of these problems. >> mr. young, what differentiates you from ms. appel? >> two things i just mentioned contrasting in our philosophy -- i like balanced budgets. keeping an eye on the federal government. she voted against the state government accountability office. she voted for the largest budget in iowa's history. iowans hate debt. i want to take care of debt in washington, d.c.. he said you are not for balanced budgets. he inferred that. is that true? >> i don't think so. in a state of iowa we have to balance our budget every single year. >> what differentiates you from david young? >> my service for the state of iowa. my background, being a mom of six. being a financial consultant for 12 years, working with families, trying to help them with their retirement and putting their kids through college. there's a lot of differences between myself and mr. young. i would not have been for the government shutdown. he is. he wants to repeal the affordable care act. i do not. >> you said, be a mom. is that playing the card of sending a woman to congress? >> i think you want to send the most independent thinker who is willing to work hard for middle-class families o

an hour in central iowa, around des moines, and storms bringing blustery winds around oklahoma as well. the storms are going to slowly ease a little bit. we still have to keep an eye to the sky even overnight. because look at how cold that air is behind this front. dropped 23° from the same time last night in rapid city, south dakota. much cooler air is bumping up in very humid unstable conditions in central midwest. chicago, great lakes all the way back to kansas city for the risk of thunderstorms again. iceland, here is a place that has been dealing with earthquakes around their volcano includes per -- cluster. the laive cluster 160 feet into the air but no ash with it. they have raised the aviation code again around iceland to about it's a code red now but it's not really impacting any flights coming from the u.s. >> we got to watch the volcanos there rebecca, appreciate it. >>> the iphone has already replaced our cd players our cameras and our wallets would be next. next version of the iphone into a electronic wallet. wired magazine reported that it will come with a pay app, iphone is expected to announce the iphone 6 on september the 9th. >>> al jazeera ameri

iowa say they would support mrs. clinton if the 2016 caucuses were held today -- which they will not be. >> oh, they haven't changeding? >> but it's still eye opening right there. 53%. >> indeed. let's turn to washington. president obama and former president bill clinton are celebrating 20 years of ame americorps at the white house. you're looking live at a photo -- a live image. >> moving pictures, we call it. >> the south lawn of the white house. looks like it's warm there. now the big question we're wonder 1 if either president will comment on the state of the world right now. certainly a lot of issues pressing president obama and his administration. but, again, here the white house celebrating 20 years of americorps and community service. tremendous. we'll follow that and much more for you at this hour. now we want to move to shocking new information on isis in terms of the number and the nationalities of the fighters. the cia is estimating there are between 20,000 to 31,000 isis militants across iraq and syria. that's more than three times the previous estimate. perhaps what's more shocking, almost half of the fighters are foreign zblo

hospital in des moines, iowa is at capacity, patient there include doctor and even hospital's spokes juan is expecting. >> i don't know if there is any science behind t but i think with eyee washings the winters being really coal, there are probably not a lot of things to do other than to try to keep warm. >> well, one couple says they tried to escape the polar vortex with a trip to the bahamas, but nine months later they also fight a quite momento from their trip. by the way, the new york times says the top ten most popular birthdays are august in september. number one being september september 16th. >>> so far this september weather feels a little bit more like august wetter. >> don't these people just shovel their walkway? what's going on with them? you know, todd, we have weather that is conducive to staying inside if you have got air-conditioning, if you don't, it is pretty hard to find any comfort any place. because the humidity levels are way up there. one more day of this casino of heat. and it may, maybe the weather is doing this, so we won't miss summer so much. it is going to feel very summer like today. ben franklin bridge, and if you travel this bridge, you

eye on the federal government. she voted against the state government accountability office and voted for the largest budget in iowa's doesn't fare well to iowans. i hate debt. i want to take care of debt in washington, dc. >> mrs. appel, he said that you aren't for balanced budget. he inferred that. is that true? >> i don't think so. we here in the state of iowa have to balance our bug every year. >> what differentiates you from david young? >> i think that my service for the state of iowa. my background being a mom. of six, being a financial consultant for 12 years and working with families, trying to help them with their retirement and putting their kids through college. there's a lot of differences between myself and mr. young. i would not have been for the government shutdown. he is. he wants to repeal the affordable care act. i do not. >> you said, be a mom. is that playing the card of, let's send a woman to congress? >> i think you want to send the most independent thinker that is willing to work hard for the middle class families iowa. >> would you vote to pass a balanced budget amendment to the u.s. constitu

iowa six years after the tough loss. we'll look at her hailey anticipated return to the hawk eye state this weekend.with us, folks. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain, so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, like celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions, or stomach and intestine problems, such as bleeding and ulcers, which can occur without warning and may cause death. patients also taking aspirin and the elderly are at increased

eye creice cre. >> nbc's kasie hunt is covering it all. >> reporter: in 2008, hillary clinton left iowa in defeat.llo to everybody in dubuque for me. >> reporter: on sunday, she sounded ready for another round. >> well, it is true, i am thinking about it. but for today, that is not why i'm here. i'm here for the steak. >> reporter: she and president clinton were attending senator harken's final steak fry, officially to help iowa democrats in the midterms but it feels like a presidential campaign. >> hillary clinton and president clinton are now the comeback couple in america. >> reporter: it would be quite a comeback. >> tomorrow night, future of the free world is riding on your shoulders. don't feel any pressure. >> reporter: in 2008, she lost to president obama and john edwards. she called the experience excruciating. >> you have done what the sin i ices cynic, sas said we couldn'. >> reporter: there are still questions. will clinton be a better candidate. has the democratic party moved too far to her left. >> i think she's going to have to come and tell us what her message is and give iowaens a

eye in bellevue in the audience and for sponsoring this. it's great to have this debate the first territorial capital of iowa and burlington.i'm really proud to be here. my mother was born here and i'm proud to have my wife and members of my family and my stepmother here. i also want to say i love this day. i grew up in a farm and i learned to work hard at a very early age and i've worked every day. lieutenant governor camera camera holds and i go over the state and we got every county every year. we work hard everyday to bring good jobs to iowa to make iowa the best in the nation in terms of education, to reduce the tax regulatory burden. we reduced the size of government by over 1400 we are not done yet. we are focused on things like college affordability and reducing student debt. two years no increase in resident state tuition we are going to do more to reduce fat and make college more affordab affordable. we have proposed a center for human capital enrichment and a goal to connect every acre so that we have high-speed internet everywhere in iowa. i would appreciate having your vote of confidence, your support and the o

eye on. there is a risk for more severe storms. had severe weather there yesterday and this is what it looked like, coming through parts of iowa, brighthts in the sky there, a bright show with strong storms. they had wind damage and hail. the reports coming in yesterday, likely we'll see that again today as this area of severe weather moves through. that was a light show yesterday. it's pushing through parts of the midwest through the great lakes and really around ohio and illinois, indiana, that could be the place for the active weather today, along with parts of the southeast, because the heat and humidity is there. it's all with this storm, pushing this front through. this is the focus for the severe weather that will slide east. behind it, it is cooler and drier, ahead of it, muggy. this is the entire east up to new england. feeling like summer for the first day of september. we are not quite done yet. >> thank you very much. >> the first openly gay player in the nfl may be seeing the end of his pro career. michael sam cleared waivers sunday after the rams cut him. no team signed him yet. four months ago, he went public with his s

eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> it sounded like a freight train. all of a sudden i saw the branches come flying. i thought i was on "the won "th wizard of oz." >> superstorms across iowa. dozens of homes destroyed. >> a lightning strike at the beach injured three people. >> it was really loud. >> we have to defeat isis. >> they're turning up the heat. >> he's very cautious, maybe in this instance, too cautious. >> meanwhile he's trying to take over rebel-controlled airy. >> the who's who in hollywood hacked, various starlets took social media by storm. >> they call it a flagrant violation of privacy. >> start your engines. >> tony stewart raced for the first time after his car hit and killed kevin ward jr. >> tony stewart was not able to complete the race. his car was slammed into the wall. >> they had to make an emergency landing. the plane experienced problems with cabin pressure. >> two fell off a ride at carnival in texas. a woman was seriously hurt. >> you'd be anywhere. what made choose to be here? >> the nachos. >> i can't finish, for god's sake? >> and all that matters. >> days after the nfl issue add much tougher dough mess vis violence player a player was ar

eye, he's track to complete in the three-year period. we're going to do everything to including allowing him opportunities to attend summer school for free. host: dee dee tweets in to you, does iowa project out a decade jobs will be in demand in the future and adjust programs accordingly? your question ar appropriately, you're wondering about jobs in the future. we look at how we best prepare students for what we think the future might be. none of us has a crystal ball. i can tell you that. but as we look forward, one of he things we learned with our students is having that opportunity to earn that degree in a chosen major is great. a little bit further. -- one of the things that's familiar to our students entrepreneurship. let's offer the student an opportunity to couple an entrepreneurship certificate a degree. whether it's art, engineering, might be.t we see students with the entrepreneurial spirit with the with ng we provide them are often deciding they can make their own careers. there are often great jobs out there. the health care industry is just going to continue to boom. we have great strengths in ealth care here in the university of iowa training a lot of students for

eye, he's track to complete in the three-year period. we're going to do everything to including allowing him opportunities to attend summer school for free. host: dee dee tweets in to you, does iowaoject out a decade jobs will be in demand in the future and adjust programs accordingly? your question ar appropriately, you're wondering about jobs in the future. we look at how we best prepare students for what we think the future might be. none of us has a crystal ball. i can tell you that. but as we look forward, one of he things we learned with our students is having that opportunity to earn that degree in a chosen major is great. a little bit further. -- one of the things that's familiar to our students entrepreneurship. let's offer the student an opportunity to couple an entrepreneurship certificate a degree. whether it's art, engineering, might be.t we see students with the entrepreneurial spirit with the with ng we provide them are often deciding they can make their own careers. there are often great jobs out there. the health care industry is just going to continue to boom. we have great strengths in ealth care here in the university of iowa training a lot of students for the