for a series of fundraisers there. reporting live in selma, i'm sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> all right, thank you, stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of president obama's visit to the bay area. we'll have live team coverage tomorrow on saturday's news begins atÑi 5:00 a.m. follow usn twitter. >>> and a vehicle struck and killed an elderly woman in fremont tonight. she was walking near fremont boulevard about 7:15 when she was hit. witnesses at the scene say it was a bus, but police would not confirm that. the driver is working with police to help figure out exactly what happened. >>> pittsburg police are searching for a gunman who drove away with two children in the car. a bullet hit the officer in the neck. police say the driver is expected to survive, the children were not hurt. >>> a firefighter fell about 13 feet when a deck collapsed during a fire at a residential building in east oakland this afternoon. sky 7 hd was over east 21st street, it took about an hour to put out the blaze. the firefighter w

dan biggest fundraiser of the year for the state party... biggest opportunity to this point for these candidates to influence the people who influence this process. remember the way the democrats caucus... a lot of the people attending the dinner in this room tonight are the some people who will be in a room on caucus night trying to convince their friends and neighbors to support one of these candidates. now, i want to bring in our political director dave price. he's used to support one of these candidates. now, i want to bring in our political director dave price. he's used to covering politicans. today, he covered a pop star. did the katy perry concert for hillary clinton live up to the hype? picture this combination. you mix a star like katy perry with former secretary of state who's running for president you have her husband...who's a former president himself. that means people had to stand in line and wait for hours. it's a test of people's patience. but then it was showtime. katy perry sang three of her biggest hits in a mini-concert

for a series of fundraisers there. reporting live in selma, i'm sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> all right, thank you, stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of president obama's visit to the bay area. we'll have live team coverage tomorrow on saturday's news begins atÑi 5:00 a.m. follow usn twitter. >>> and a vehicle struck and killed an elderly woman in fremont tonight. she was walking near fremont boulevard about 7:15 when she was hit. witnesses at the scene say it was a bus, but police would not confirm that. the driver is working with police to help figure out exactly what happened. >>> pittsburg police are searching for a gunman who drove away with two children in the car. a bullet hit the officer in the neck. police say the driver is expected to survive, the children were not hurt. >>> a firefighter fell about 13 feet when a deck collapsed during a fire at a residential building in east oakland this afternoon. sky 7 hd was over east 21st street, it took about an hour to put out the blaze. the firefighter w

about fundraisers fundraising events for special olympics iowa allow the publbl to get involvlv and raise money to help us provide athletes with opportunities not only in athlics, but health4and education programs as well. all registration nd money raised goes directly to special olympics iowa. athletes are present at the fundraising events to interact with the participants and help thank them for their efforts in suppopo of special olympics wa. about the law enforcement torch run this event is one of many planned and implemented each year by the law enforcement torch run (letr) in support of special olympics iowa. letr is the largest grass-roots fundraising and public awareness vehicle in the world. the annual torch run and its various fundraisisg projects have two goals: to raisis money and to g gn awareness for the athletes who participate in special olympics. law enfcement members in the state of iowa plan, organize and implement events such as the plane pull, polar plunges and over the edge, just to name a few. each year, the letr initiative continues to grow. in 2014, letr worked wi

so let's talk about your fundraising. you were successful in your fundraising last go around more during that king campaign bid that you had. this time around your campaign put out some fundraising numbers. this week, in fact, $180,000 in just six weeks since you announced so how on earth are you gonna sustain that because that's, that's pretty incredible. >>jim: well, i'm, i'm very proud of the support that we've had across the, the third district in iowa. >>amanda: mmhmm. >>jim: i'm confident we're gonna have the resources that we need to win. i'm very focused on just getting my message out to voters, talking about the issues that they care about >>amanda: mmhmm. >>jim: and, you know, unfortunately campaigns these days do cost too much money and i'm in favor of campaign finance reform. and so these are the issues that i'm gonna be talking about, you know, not kinda the insider politics issues that unfortunately we're seeing too much of these days. >>amanda: speaking of your campaign, they take, they do take staff. do yo

carson has been an extraordinary grassroots fundraising. most candidates can raise even more.ince carson is reliant on donations, unlike trump, this could be a big moment if he could keep it up. john: the biggest problem for all of these guys, and we will talk about this tomorrow, still 10 people up on the stage. i think there's going to be a lot of people still going of after jeb bush. i think many would like to kill him off. big one.has bagged a to get-class full fair on the cruise cruise. from small and big donors alike, while some donors have likened marco rubio to barack obama, perhaps it is ted cruz when it comes to money. my question to you, is because of that mix of strength was thai and local whether he is the strongest fundraiser? mark: i think he is. there are three ways to raise money. there are the hard dollars, $2700 at a time. there is grassroots raising campaigns and there are super packs with multimillion dollar checks. ted cruz is keeping pace with everyone, and every one of those categories. and that is posted. bush has not been great at low dollars. carson

donations are from private fundraisers. this is one of our signature events. for $35 you get three poses printed and a cd. so they're giving you the cd to go make your cards, make additional prints. not very many places do that. it's a great cause and it's a great way to get your pet photographed. like i said, you can do the pet and santa clause, you can do the pet and kids, whatever you want you can mix it up however you want, we're flexible. there's a new location this year, do you want to let people know where that is? it's the old kneoffler outlet on singing hills, so it's between pizza hut and toyota, that's the best way to say it. it's a vacant building and it's great and big, we have lots of room and lots of ways to scenery with the snowflakes. every year it's a differenenbackground and a different setting so you can come every year. for the pets, there's treats. there are treats, white chocolate is actually safe for pets. the dog bones are dipped in white chocolate so every one gets one when they're done with their

outstanding fundraiser is steve chapman. spirit of length of the award for those -- fisher goes to johnny gano. mollie: steve, you are out and about. you see a lot of the community that supports volunteerism to your work? guest: these names are very familiar to me. you can't go a day without seeing the impact these people have. if you don't know them, you are -- your life has been impacted. it's kind of in their dna to give. it's what they do. their generosity has such a great positive influence on our community. mollie: they are not doing it to be recognized? guest: no, most are shy about this. mollie: how do we get tickets and more information? is there a cap on reservations? you better get them in, right? guest: we have availability for 500 people, but they go fast. i encourage people to go to our website or call the number on the screen to get more for mission. mollie: $75? guest: tickets are $75 and tables or $650. mollie: friday the 13th but it's good luck for you. you do in the c the republicans finally admit it. >>"r

there's a big decision that could make that fundraiser even more anticipated. as it stands now...these five candidates get prime time speaking appearances at the iowa democratic party's jefferson jackson dinner this saturday night in des moines... lincoln chafee, hillary clinton, martin o'malley, bernie sanders and jim webb. they are the major democratic presidential candidates. a party spokesman told me today vice president joe biden could speak, too...if he's announced he'll run for president. and the party hasn't given biden a specific time by which he'd have to announce before the dinner starts at seven p-m. kristen welker follows the latest speculation on whether biden will run. accepting a human rights award in manhattan..... "this may be the greatest honor i have received in my public life..." vice president joe biden...made no mention of his future plans ... but did pay tribute to his late son beau....who had encouraged him to run for president. "as my son beau used to say....just keep moving forward." and while a few supporters cried -- run joe run...

you are the fundraiser par excellence. what is your sense of whether the job can be restructured so he is not the main fundraiser? >> i think there's a way to do that and fravenlgly i outlined it over the last week or so, a way that paul could do this differently than the way i do it. >> what way would that be? >> we'll let him decide. >> as you depart and you look back at your time here what message if any do you have to the house caucus after they united against you and did the same against mr. mccarthy, what message do you have to them now as they consider paul ryan? >> listen, this is not about us. not about us as leaders. not about us as members. our job is to do the right thing for the american people every day. you've heard me say this multiple times and i'll say it one more time. if you do the right things every day for the right reasons the right things will happen for our country. hanks. >> on our next "washington journal" we get an update on next week's house speaker's race. tim huelskamp a member of the freedom

fundraising picked up after a slow summer. still doesn't look that great. what interests you most? bush is not a shock and all type of campaigning. would have ae quarter where he laid substantially less than ben carson that would be a problem. clinton, to be a strong fundraising candidate you can't just be a strong donation candidate, she needs to do better on the internet. john: that burn rate is scary. 86 burn rate -- 86% burn rate. .ou are spending all that money 13.2 would be a respectful number if you weren't spending at all. he is spending it at his numbers are going down. a pretty good number for him. if you dig into the detail that dig into the details that number doesn't look nearly as good. mark: you have a clinton campaign and bush super pac spending all this on tv. are spending the bulk of the money on ads and they aren't actually helping them improve, somebody messed up. john: let's not forget marco rubio. he has been supposedly playing the hot hand. he is the establishment guys who can knock off trump. spent $5.7 million. doesn't look impressive to me. they had a bad

non-proft "east coast tae kwon do" is doing a fitness fundraiser. the martial arts students are gathering sponsors to raise money by doing several different fitness activities like sits ups, push ups and punching drills. today we have the owner/ instructor norman wrigley joining us to talk more about the annual event. -5th annual fundraiser -every dollar donated to a student, that student performs 4 different exercises to earn that dollar. -money donated is to purchase gift certificates for turkey dinner meal through hy-vee in altoona. -money raised in the past has fed up to 104 families over the holidays. each year students of ectkd gather sponsors, to raise money hands food pantry in altoona. for every dollar donated to a student, that student in return performs 4 different exercises to 'earn' that dollar. the money donated to our fundraiser is used to purchase gift certificates good for a turkey dinner meal that feeds four, through hy-vee in altoona. these certificates are given to our friends at caring hands in altoona, and then distributed to t

how the most recent fundraising numbers will impact the republican race.son was the big wow taking in more than $20 million in the last three months. the ted cruz campaign is bragging about the $12 million take especially pointing out it's twice as much as marco rubio race raised. bush hasn't released his numbers yet. when the numbers are released rival campaignins the governor will have raised in july quarter. they are most interested in how fast the bush campaign is spending that money. it they'll be quick to look how much the bush campaign reports in cash on hand heading into the end of the year crunch. that's it for "inside politics" thank you for sharing your sunday morning. "state of the union" starts right now. >>> the benghazi committee politics. >> this has become an investigation. i don't know the reason. >> a former republican investigator speaks out against the committee in an exclusive tv interview. >>> plus, gop house divided. >> i think i shocked

we will have time to talk about it. >> i agree on the fundraising and the polling aspect. if you talk to the people at the campaign the margin of error is high. these are the public polls and trump -- >> where do you think it goes when the dust settles? >> i don't know. here is the thing that i cannot figure out. i am not an expert on this. i talk to the guys. we don't know if there's some sort of a size ship here that people hate the establishment so much that they will not vote for a figure. >> they did not come out last time. >> i know. >> this stage in the campaign and we often see this right? >> is this a moment or will things go back to normal when they go back -- >> i think the answer is that the john leaving the speak of the house. i think it's real and tangible and brewing for almost a decade and come back out. >> very good. >> that's the subject and we're going force it. >> money follows the winner. if you win a contest, it will follow. >>> meantime a storm churning off the east coast. another one that's already her,. but no one is watching. that's carl's way of

the folks at bob's bar in martinsburg are holding a fundraiser saturday... featuring kid's activities and musicy the dustin conaway band. the community of martinsburg is trying to replace the equipment at the local playground. that equipment ce from a school that was closed in 1985. "it's important for the fundraiser to raise money for new park equipment so then we can try to get kids outside playing again verses playing on the com7uters the phones the tablets, and just kinda be outside." 100 percent of the proceeds will go to the effort. the event kicks off at 5 o'clock saturday in the fire hall at martinsburg. diana>> camp high hopes' fourth annual haunted lodge party was a weekend. more than 300 people... including our siouxland news team... attended the halloween- themed costume party saturday night. teams from local businesses battled on stage in the lip sync *sing- off.* the event raised 58- thousand dollars for the camp. that money will go toward sponsorships for kids and adults with physical and intellectual disabilities, allowing them to visit the sioux city special needs cam

he had a little fun while fundraising. he shared billing with kanye west, which made for a very lively mix of fans and commentary. deborah villalon is in the newsroom with how it went over. >> it was quick. the president spent 20 minutes, and then jetted off to more fundraisers. while here, he was relaxed and spent time we're being what he calls grumpy republicans.>> why are they so grumpy?>> reporter: the president reminded the crowd he inherited two wars, financial collapse, and bin laden on the lose.>> according to them, those were the good old days. the golden years. then i came in and messed it up.>> reporter: humor from the president. then entertainment from kanye west, who came on afterwards and performed for an hour. he and the president did not share the stage so did not banter about whether west will make it to the west wing. >> i have decided to run for president in 2020.>> up presidential ambition he announced that an award show. the president talked about gun reform and in other -- immigration and his own futu

. >>> president obama is getting set to host a rare morning fundraiser in san francisco. the president landed at sfo late last night, drove to his hotel on mission street, then left immediately to a private fundraiser. this is the second day of the president's quick three-day trip to the west coast. >>> happening right now, the war field on market street is opening its doors to a dnc fundraiser featuring the president and performer kanye west. melanie, how is the crowd this morning? >> reporter: they are dedicated and pumped up. this is the ticket that will get you in this morning a nice young man named matthew has let him told his for just a moment. necessary line here. we're talking about a full block here all the way from mason to sixth on market and even though all of the people you are seeing here in line have tickets, they all got their tickets ahead of time, most of them got here overnight because they wanted to ensure a good spot inside. we've seen a lot of college students here, their tickets were $100 the other general admission tickets were $250 and we have hea

, our fundraising trajectory is on the rise day after day after day. and certainly we are seeing that throughout october. >> and kentucky senator rand paul who has been struggling in recent polls, says the money rate should be considered in terms of a candidate's staying power. >> we've raised nearly $20 million. so we have 150,000 donors, there's a lot of dish measurements other than just a poll. >> it appears that cnbc caved after trump and carson threatened to back out of the upcoming debate in colorado on october 28th. >> they want to make this an extra hour. think it's unfair to the viewers, it's too much. >> one of the stars of the last gop debate blasted her opponents. >> apparently they're worried about answering questions for three hours. for heaven's sakes, we have 10 candidates on the stage, i don't think three hours is a long time and i think the american people like these debates. >> this morning trump tweeted quote, cnbc has agreed that the the debate will be two hours. fantastic news for all. rubio said his focus is on the big picture. >

patriots have a fundraiser coming up on november 5th called the landen project... which will go to help the family of wounded veteran todd landen. breezy struthers-drake is here to give us more information. projects for patriots -"the landen project" fundraiser for wounded veteran todd landen - admission is free, however free will donations will be accepted we are requesting your assistance with donations for updating homes for improved handicap accessibility and overall improvements in collaboration with home builders association of greater siouxland. after completion of project will continue to help local veterans with housing needs for patriots of projects for patriots and the event coming up on nov 5th fundraiser coming up on november 5th called the landen project... which will go to help the family of wounded veteran todd landen. breezy struthers-drake is here to give us more information. projects for patriots -"the landen project" fundraiser for wounded veteran todd landen - admission is free, however free will donations will be accepted we are requesting you

let's talk about fundraising. who is leading?hillary clinton and bernie sanders are putting up good numbers. hillary clinton is not new to this. by virtue of what we know from her previous campaign, she was coming into 2016 west -- 2016 as a juggernaut. she had a ground game out of the box. she had super pac's that were already raising money in anticipation for her campaign. nobody could have predicted what bernie sanders was going to do. he does not have a big-time super pac, he is not somebody that everybody knows, but he is somebody who has been able to galvanize thousands of americans, including many who madegiven checks and donations. he has brought together not quite as much as hillary clinton. but he is competitive. bushe republican side, jeb , even though his campaign is struggling, he is -- he has an organization not directly tied to the campaign, but he can raise and spend money. and jeb bush has been raising million so far. likely, that number is a lot more. trump, he isdonald a super pac in himself. he is a billionair

a campaign source said they purchase limited number of tickets for the fundraising event. fans said it sound like scalping. >> it seems sketchily championship like it's bike votes. >> reporter: the fundraising practice is legal but looks bad. >> this constant auction off access to the governor really is unseemly and highlight what's wrong with our campaign finance system. >> reporter: a source said the campaign bought a few dozen tickets from the mets at face value. >> doesn't seem like a regular person would be able to get it. >> reporter: political veterans said it's a perfectly legitimate fundraising tactic like broadway event that include entertainment, a very common practice. >> you need to raise an awful lot of money to raise campaigns -- this is about one of the cleanest and straight forward, open types of campaign events you can find. >> that's why we need to change the laws. >> reporter: some fans think it's a bad call, but fans of the governor write off the criticism as part of the game of politics. carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. >> officials would not elaborate on

they hope to hold a fundraiser for him in the near future. the trump campaign may have tweeted away any possible win in the iowa caucuses... donald trump re tweeted an insult to iowa voters hours after the poll was released. it read, "ben carson is now leading in the polls in iowa. too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain?" after receiving a lot of negative replies... it was deleted. trump later sent this out... "young intern who accidentally did a re twee apologizes." the main super pac supporting donald trump's presidential bid is ending its operations... leaders with the "make america great again" pac say all activities will be shut down. the move comes amid scrutiny toward the group... and its ties to the trump campaign. that's because trump's campaign beholden to donors and special interests. trump has insisted he's never sanctioned the establishment of any super pac... including "make american great again." still... he's attended at least two fundraising events that benefited the group. another republican presidential i

the fundraising walk for principal connelly is this saturday, october 17 at 11:00 a.m. it will be part of concord' s homecoming parade. tom: he' s an inspiration. a little bit cold, then warmer again. mike: the idea and october is to get that fall preview, november chill, and then to go back to north -- warmth. newfound lake, nice sunup, bright skies for good part of the day. temperatures, topping off right at or slightly above the average . a nice sunset, as well. official high temperature, there it is, one over the average. it was a chilly start to the day at 30. 85, setback in 1956. what about the chill on the way for the weekend? as that blasts in tomorrow, it will trigger widely scattered showers early, and then winds turn back out of the northwest. that will drive in the chili stuff beginning tomorrow. it is dry statewide. what about the showers to the west? it looks like they will start to break up, but the line will be over new hampshire for the morning commute. any part of the state could see an isolated shower during the 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. timeframe. behind tha

the clinic is preparing for its annual fundraiser. at what makes it all work. >> reporter: a routine doctor visit isn't routine for everyone. at the malta clinic everyone gets a head to toe exam. the patients breathe a little easier because health care here is free. >> the patients we see are just like you and i where they have jobs, they have homes, but they just lack insurance. >> reporter: the last census report showed more than 190,000 people in alameda county had no health insurance. despite the affordable health care act many are still going without. >> people who are falling through the crack for medical care right now. >> reporter: mike lambert son the board of the malta clinic. funding from the church and fundraisers help the malta clinic provide free health care to more than 2500 patients a year of all denominations. there is just one requirement. >> that somebody who comes in and asked one question only do you have medical insurance? the answer is no it's come on in we will take care of you. >> reporter: john frost first ca

a spokesperson for the philadelphia archdiocese tells fox 29 news that fundraising has topped the 40 million-dollar mark and with pledges and commitments included total fundraising is expected to top that $45 million mark. >>> before we go to break let's take another live look at philadelphia international airport this friday night's weather causing a ground stoppage at the airport for another 15 or so minutes. the weather there obviously delaying flights there. please call ahead if you're expecting to go out or expecting someone at the airport. we do see some plains moving n now. hopefully get things a little better. we'll be right back. ♪ in your health tonight concerning figures related to the measles. researchers at emory university say as many one out of eight children in the u.s. may not be protected against the virus. researchers analyzing the results of a national survey of immunizations among u.s. teenagers between 2008 and 2013. they estimate out of the roughly 70 million children under the age of 17 in this country, almost 9 million lack immunity to the measles virus. scie

the thunder neighing -- fundraising numbers are not lying. bernie sanders ain't crying. the next speaker of the house, paul ryan? >> if he decides to do it, he would be an amazing speaker. he has got to decide on his own. >> there is a good chance. >> i will not run against paul ryan. if paul ryan gets the nomination, i would support paul ryan. >> his time is now. many of us believe you will answer the call. >> i think he has gone from a hard no to he knows he has to consider it. all of us are trying to make sure he understands the he\ understands the support will be behind him if he chooses to do it. >> mitt romney's 2012 running mate in the current ways and means chairman is under pressure from all sides to run for the speakership. his answer is no, definitely not, almost certainly not. probably not. mark, does that mean he is going to definitively be the guy? mark: he might be. right now, it is the most likely option. there is a recess for 10 days. he will talk to his wife and have his first serious conversation about it. his dream job is to be chairman of ways and me

, our fundraising trajectory is on the rise day after day after day. and certainly we are seeing that throughout october. >> and kentucky senator rand paul who has been struggling in recent polls, says the money rate should be considered in terms of a candidate's staying power. >> we've raised nearly $20 million. so we have 150,000 donors, there's a lot of dish measurements other than just a poll. >> it appears that cnbc caved after trump and carson threatened to back out of the upcoming debate in colorado on october 28th. >> they want to make this an extra hour. think it's unfair to the viewers, it's too much. >> one of the stars of the last gop debate blasted her opponents. >> apparently they're worried about answering questions for three hours. for heaven's sakes, we have 10 candidates on the stage, i don't think three hours is a long time and i think the american people like these debates. >> this morning trump tweeted quote, cnbc has agreed that the the debate will be two hours. fantastic news for all. rubio said his focus is on the big picture. >

the president attended a private fundraiser at a home in san francisco tonight. from there he will spend the night at the fairmont hotel. this is a live look. and let's take a look. you can see the traffic looked like it was moving a second ago even though they had the barricades up they are there in the place. of course the street closures and they are there obviously for security reasons. tomorrow the president speaks at another democratic fundraiser at the warfield on market streetment rapper kanye west is scheduled to perform. after that the president flies to la for more fundraising activities. >>> earlier today the president visited roseburg oregon where his call for tougher gun control laws in the wake of last week's mass sooting has left some members of that conservative community very upset. protesters in fact at the rose burg airport carried both signs and guns. potential nightmare of course for the secret service. the white house has indicated the president is considering an executive order that would require more gun retailers to conduct background ch

"the haunted lodge partrtis just a great venue for a fundraiser. it's the fun part of fundraiser really comes out here, everyone's in costume really kinda takes the inhabitions down a bit. " allison: this is the camp's 4th annual haunted lodge party fundraiser. proceeds from the event will help to provide sponsorships for kids and adults with physical anan intellectual disabilities to attend sessions at the special needs camp in sioux city allison: storage wars fans had the chance of a lifetime... when two of its biggest stars were right here insioux city rene and casey nezhoda held a meet and greet at the hard rock today... spending some quality time with fans from siouxland. the rereity show stararsay they greatly enjoyed their time here in our city. "people of iowa and sioux city, i mean they are so friendly and made us feel so welcome, it's almost like our second home, we love it here, we love the whole life style and the atittude you guys have. " allison: the duo also hosted a raffle tonight... with the winner receiving 15- - thousand dollarsr

. >> dickerson: paul ryan said he wanted to spend time with his family, but isn't fundraising one ofast levers a speaker has with member they can say, i want you to be with me on this vote i'll visit your hometown and do two fundraisers. >> i think that's right. it's one of the most important things that the speaker does. and one of the chips he can play with members and not something you can delegate. the number two in command, the number three not the same having that person come into your district as poe tossed to the speaker who is third in line to the presidency has a certain distinctive stature. >> dickerson: take the kids on the fundraiser, nothing more exciting. mark, i'll switch to the presidential race here talk to you about donald trump and ben carson. dutch said he's a counter puncher, but ben carson drives around the block to keep from hitting donald trump now donald trump is on variety of things. >> donald trump would say that he has been hit by ben carson given that ben carson caught him in the polls in iowa maybe he considers that a punch some of kind. i don't think d

he had a successful fundraising quarter.e did well. $13 million is nothing to sneeze at, but he is spending a lot of more money than other candidates. or,burn rate is about 80%, 86%, i think. he is spending almost anything he takes in. there is pressure from donors. they are looking at the campaign saying your poll numbers are not going up, you are spending all this money, you are on tv a lot with advertising -- what is going on, and why should we keep giving you money if we're not seen any benefit? betty: if we're not seeing a result, yeah. steve: this is their way of saying we understand what is going on, we are raining things in, will be smart with your money. betty: where is he poling right now? steve: we have a new poll that came out today -- iowa, likely voters, he is at 5%. that is down 1% since the last time we polled. betty: he is going in the round direction -- wrong direction. steve: there was a time when he was a lot higher. the big headline is dr. ben carson is actually leading in that first caucus state, but fo

. >> about the fundraising aspect of the job. he wants to spend more time with the family. what is your sense about whether the job can actually be restructured so that he's not the main fundraiser? speaker boehner: i think there is a way to do that. i have outlined over the last week, the late paul could do this differently than the way i did it. >> what way would that be? speaker boehner: we can let him decide. >> when you look at back at your time, what message if any do you have to the house freedom caucus after they united against and the same with mr. mccarthy. what happens now as you consider running against paul ryan? speaker boehner: this is not about us. not about us as leaders and not about us as members. our job is to do the right thing for the american people every day. you have heard me say this multiple times and i will say it most of -- one more time. if you do the right things for the right reasons, the right things will happen for the country. >> on our next washington journal, an update on next week house speaker's race. camp who isin heels a member of th

to start things off...a fundraiser is being held on november 5th at the orpheum. a war documentary featuringtodd landen in active duty...called the "hornet's nest"....will be shshn at the evenen tonit at 6 o- clocll have more on the project and hoho you can help. tim: thanks, derah the president's decision to keep troops in afghanistan is drawing comments from atleast one republican presidential candidate. carley fiorina is in iowa today. fiorina visited the fairgrounds in spencer today talking with hall meeting. says she doesn't the president's the effort to fighting terrorists abroad is something she can get behind. "the reality is that the complete withdrawal of our destabilized that is recognizing that becoming potentially a haven for isis and that the taliban is not on the wane as he has tried to convince the american people of strength. " fiorina is attending an event in a des moines suburb tonight at 6:30. fiorina is attending the polk county republican women's annual chili fundraiser. tim: fellow republican donald trump recieved an endorsement today from i

it's all in preparation for the annual super latke fundraiser, making 3 to 4 thousand motzah balls. organizers say the majority of the ingredients for this year's meal come straight from local farmers, " this year we're having latkes and matzah ball soup, so today we're preparing the soup and the matzah balls." motzah ball soup is a jewish dumpling in a chicken broth. the fundraiser will be held on sunday november 8th from 11-30 a-m to 5-30 p-m tickets are just 12 dollars. still to come... a new kid on the block at sesame street is surprizing many parents. see who the new muppet is after the break. fred: (fred) rain is coming tonight and tomorrow. it will be a mostly sunny weekend, but more rain is possible next week. see you after the break for the forecast. if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all

the folks at bob's bar in martinsburg are holding a fundraiser saturday... featuring kid's activities and musus by the dustin conaway band. the community of martinsburg is at t local playground. that equipment came from a school that was closed in 1985. "it's important for the fundraiser to raise money for new park equipment so then we can try to get kids outside playing again verses playing on the computers the phones the tablets, and just kinda be outside." 100 percent of the proceeds ll go to the effort. the event kicks off at 5 o'clock saturday in the fire hall at martinsburg. diana>> camp high hopes' fourth annual haunted lodge party was a great fund- raising success this weekend. more than 3030people... including our siouxland news team... attended t halloween- themed costume party saturday night. teams from local businesses battled on stage in the lip sync *sing- off.* the event raised 58- thousand dollars for the camp. that money will go toward sponsorships for kids and adults with physical and intellectual disabilititi, allowing them to visit the sioux citypecial needs camp.

first, something else that will make a difference, fundraising. we look at who's raking it in and who's not. >>> we're learning more tonight about how well or how poorly some of the presidential campaigns are doing in the all-important money department. chief political correspondent carl cameron looks at the facts and figures. >> ben carson wins the third quarter fundraising race, collecting $20.8 million to keep growing his campaign. >> he's in the middle of a multi-week book tour, is pulled into a tie in donald trump with the latest fox poll. the billionaire front-run certificate self-funding his campaign. he spends next to nothing on advertising. both trump and carson threatened to boycott the next debate in two weeks hosted by cnbc if it does not agree to limit the debate to two hours. currently the network plans no time limit. >> i'm jeb. running for president. >> jeb bush is cutting costs, trying to save money for a long gop primary trench war. he raised 13.4 million over the last three months and tried to make today's disclosure look more m

there e ll be a fundraiser r the landen project on november 5th starting at 5 p-m at the orpheum theatre in downtown sioux city. it's free and open to donations. as part of the fundraiser, there will be a special screening of "the hornet's nest," an in-depth documentary on landen's 101st airborne division, also known as the "no slack afghanistan n 2009. sheiei? (sheila) thanks tiffany. we have a freeze warning in effects for how long will it last? for that, we'll toss it over to chief meteorologis t ron demers with the first look at our weather ad-lib most of our weather talk lately has been about how mild it has been. that is quickly changing. the strong north wind that we were feeling today is bringing in a cooler air mass. that paves the way for the chance of our first widespread frost or freeze across siouxland by friday morning. low by tomorrow morning will in the upper 20s to lower 30s and a freeze warning is in effect for central and western siouxland while eastern siouxland is under a frost advisory. after our cool start, highs on friday will struggle a bit as we some siouxland h

its pretty amazing (justin kots)this weekend there will be a big fundraiser to help with some of the medical bills for chase's recovery.(take ess) psp_chasefs3everything begins sunday morning at 11 with a luncheon followed by a silent and live auction. there's also a raffle for a $20,000 car voucher or $15,000 cash. only 400 tickets will be sold. more inin is at our website at cbs2iowa.com. i'll be there sunday and hope to see you as well(justin kots)if you'd like to learn more about team chase and follow his journey, we've posted a link to his facebook page at our page cbs2iowa.com/f ox28iowa.com. justin roberts thursday facebook debuted some new features.one of them is an improved search tool!it makes it possible for users to see all public posts.....including groups and pages that fellow users follow.another new feature...facebook will highlight and suggest posts today: scattered showers and storms. highs in the 60s tonight: showers and storms. lows in the 50stomorrow: becoming sunny with highs in the 60sour seven day shows rain returns tuesday that does it for us here on the cbs

the fundraiser is mcdonald's way of saying thanks. "nobody really thought henry would be doing as good as he is. i think everyone thought henry would be under the knife a few more times, but every time we go give us thumbs up for another year." 12-hundred dollars. the tournament starts at 10 tomorrow at coralville. it costs 20 dollars to register, and we have a link dot com. we look at when construction could start city? we look at when that could happen now that a against the showers and drizzle will be on their way out as the night goes on. clouds and a south wind will keep our temperatures very mild, only falling to the upper 50s to around 60. however, that warm start won't help us much on saturday. a breezy northwest wind will let us rise only a few degrees, even with a clearing sky. we'll dip into the 30s on saturday night, followed by sunshine on sunday with highs around 60. we'll start the next workweek on a high note, but there are some rain chances later tuesday into wednesday. next week is also going to be cooler with highs

. -- sean: and this will be part of a fundraiser. pat: we are going to a fundraiser at wayside in bethlehem, and this is a dish that we put out. it gives the students time to work with other chefs in the industry, and each chef is responsible for a course. sean: very nice. thank you very much. beautiful dish. who is it that's got the foreign policy experience to deal with what has become an increasingly complicated world emerge and restore its leadership? experience, except for maybe one. new day independent media for the content of this sean: you may see something cool if you look in the sky tonight. nasa is launching a sound rocket between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. several people in the states along the east coast may see colorful, glowing kevin: sound. -- kevin: it may reduce the risk of space travel. sean: hope for finding survivors during the ship that sank during hurricane joaquin. and many local residents want to

and again a fundraiser is being held at the orpheum theater in sioux city. that's on november 5th....where the orpheum theater in sioux city. that's on november 5th....where the war documentary "a hornets nest" will be shown. for more information on the projects for patriots..visit this story on our bsite siouxland tters dot com. tim: as s suxland veterans are getting help that they need, many others are going to be staying in afganistan longer than expected. president obama announced today the drawdown of troops from afghanistan is being delayed. obama says the afghan military is not ready to take on the task of securing the country. " "(president barack obama) "i've decided to maintain our current posture of 9,800 troops in through most of next year, 2016 (president barack obama) "but maintaining our current posture rough most of xt year rather than a m me rapid drawdodo, will allow us to sustain our efforts to train and assist afghan stronger" the president said the delay is necessary following recent events in afghanistan. according to the u-n, insurgent