anchor: thank you, gerhart. world of athletics has been shrouded by a doping scandal since the summer. just copy the world anti-doping agency to commission an independent investigation into the russian athletic federation. his findings were released on monday. the iaaf will meet tonight to discuss russian athletics' fate. how did it get this far? reporter: august 1, 2015, the date that shook the world of athletics. a german broadcaster and the "sunday times" published a report revealing a database containing the details of 12,000 lead tests from 2001 -- blood tests from 2001 to 2012. the iaaf was accused of failing to follow up on these tests. the president at the time called the findings a declaration of war. he has changed his tune since. >> we really do need to make sure that we have systems in place and a culture that remains absolutely nonnegotiable about the importance of keeping our sport clean for the athletes. reporter: still not convinced, then passed -- fast forward to november and another explosive r

ththiowa insurance division to help prevent, combat and report investment fraud.commissioner nick gerhart says con artists are targeting those 60 and older, swindling some seven million americans out of three billion dollars a year.you can hear more from the fraud fighters on how to protect yourself at a free, public forum this morning at 11:30 at the holiday inn on first avenue in coralville. if you have questions s out enrolling for insurance through the affordable care act -- the iowa city public library is holding an informational meeting today. from 12-30 to 5 -- anyone can come to the computer lab on the second floor to learn about the standards yououneed to meet to comply with the a-c-a. they called it hawk fan they called it hawk fan heaven -- and that wasn't an understatement -- 7 sporting events in 5 days -- but the main attraction was a no brainer -- the 5th ranked iowa football team.the hawks made history saturday night -- starting a seseon 10 and oh for the first time in school history -- but what made the night even better -- they beat the gophers and returned floyd the pig

the iowa insurance division to help prevent, combat and report investment fraud.commissioner nick gerhart says con artists are targeting those 60 and older, swindling about seven million americans out of three billion dollars a a year.you can hear more from the fraud fighters on how to protect yourself at a free, public forum at the holiday inn on first avenue in coralville.it will run until two this afternoon. wind turbines popping g across iowa are set to get even taller and harness more energy--thanks to a new engineering method. method.today mid american energy announced they'll install the first concrete wind turbine tower, in the country, in adams county, in western iowa.the utility says the first tower will serve as a prototype for future wind farms. a company in portland, oregon, hopes to make new strides with a new kind of high rise.while many high-rise buildings are made from steel and concrete, a portland company plans to construct a 12-story building out of wood....but this isn't laminated timber -- which is stronger and lighter than regular timber. "there's been a real intere

he rushed for over 100 yards in seven straight games, tying the stanford record held by toby gerhart. stanford wins in a 42-10 blowout. >> yeah. we'd run in practice, and coach gave us the go ahead and. said hey man let it be wide open. don't throw if it's wide open. hooper nudged me and said throw the ball. i threw it, made a great play and finished in the e zone. >> he was so excited to come back and play in front of his home crowd, his family, his friend, people he went to high school with. he loves this area. i was teasing him, one day he is going to be the governor here. i think ep wants to be. i wouldn't be surprised. he loves this area. he wanted to put on a show. i thought he did. >> christian mccaffery is a special player. speaking of special players, the san jose shark also on honor owen nolan as part of the team's 25th anniversary celebration. nolan played with the sharks from 1995 through 2002. and the 1999-2000 season he was incredible. he had 84 points in 78 games. look at this. it was teddy bear toss day at s.a.p. center. san jose barracuda hosting the san diego gulls.

commissioner nick gerhart says con artists are targeting those 60 and older, swindling some seven million n ericans out of three billion dollars a year.you can hear more from the fraud fighters on how to protect yourse at a free, public forum tomorrow morning at 11:30 at the hhiday inn on first avenue in coralville. a lot of people - are petrified** - - to speak in front of a crowd.but today - the district 19 - toast- masters - - showed how those fears can be over - - come.the fall conference - at the double-tree - showed how community leaders - can be stronger communicators - by working on their speing skills. toastmasters has helped me grow so much as an individual and as a professional and my boss and others at work can see it so i wanted to be able to give back to the district. district.it's never too late toet involved -- t toast- ster's spring conference - will be in des moines - next may. many of us probably remember --or maybe try *not to remember-- our elementary school days. it can be a tough time- there isisften the pressure to try to "fit inin that's exactly why there's a prog

it also lets people know that we're there. " gerhart estimates his office will see 55- hundred to 6-thousand inquires this year. and he says a lot of them will the commissioner says that number is in line with previous years. people battling cancer usually have to undergo several medical treatments.... but many patients struggle to win that battle, because they can't make their appointments. and a campus-wide outbreak of the mumps is prompting u-i health officials to vaccinate t alert this afternoon's weather is going to be spectacular! we'll have full sunshine with highs in the middle 50s and a light wind. tomorrow is looking pretty good, too, with temperatures climbing a couple of degrees as a few more clouds move in. showers and thunderstorm s are likely on veterans day, especially after noon. those will continue into wednesday night. many of us will have at least a half- inch of rain from that system, and some of the storms may be strong in southern iowa. very blustery winds kick in wednesday night and thursday with some gusts week will end on a much cooler note, too.today: sunny high: 5

joining our discussion, michael gerhart. and author of power of president.orgotten presidents. and william howell, political science professor at the university of chicago and author of the wartime president. power without persuasion and co-author of while dangers gather. that's coming up on the next landmark cases live tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cspan. cspan 3 and cspan radio. for background on each case while you watch, order your popty of the landmark cases companion book. available for 8.95 plus shipping. >> more from the u.s. chamber of commerce summit on hiring veterans with george bush. he spoke about employment tupts for post 9/11 veterans. this is about half an hour. >> great to be back. so many friends, together, our organizations are committed to one of the most critical missions facing our country. that's how to serve families. the bush institute -- our rows program have joineded together today to address the critical issues around employment. but first, i want to thank all of you currently serving or have served in our military. thank you f

joining our discussion, michael gerhart, professor at the university of north carolina law school and author of "the forgotten presidents," and william howell, author of "the wartime president." that's coming up on the next "landmark cases," live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span 3, and c-span radio. for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the "landmark cases" companion handbook, at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> two things are very different today. first of all, we have a justice system that does not -- these trials were not held according to what we would consider to be modern law. hearsay is perfectly acceptable, innocent until proven guilty had not yet been -- was not yet in place. no one has a defense -- there were no lawyers, i should say, at the time. the courtroom is an extremely unruly place. that's one piece of it. also we don't happen to believe in witchcraft or prosecute witchcraft, anyway, today. >> sunday on "q&a," author stacy schiff talks about her book, "the witches," on salem witch trials and the scope and effect it had on the massa

joining our discussion, michael gerhart, professor of university of north carolina law school and author power president and the forgotten president. william howell, political science professor at the university of professor and author of the wartime president, power without persuasion. congressional checks on presidential war powers. that is coming up on the next landmark cases, live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span three, and c-span radio. for background on each case while you watch order your copy of the landmark cases companion book, it is cases companion book, it is available for $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmark cases. >> c-span has your coverage of the road to the white house 2016 where you will find the candidates, the speeches, the debate, and most importantly your questions. this year we're taking the coverage into classrooms across the country with our student cam contest. giving students the opportunity to discuss what important issues they want to hear most from candidates. follow the contest and wrote to the white house coverage on tv, radio, and onlin

joining our discussion, michael gerhart, author of "power of presidents." and william howell, political science professor at the university of chicago and author of "the wartime president: power without persuasion" congressional checks on presidential war powers. that's coming up on the next landmark cases, live monday at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio. for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it's available for $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >> and baker says to him, well, i want to be a congressman. i think you're just using this as a steppingstone to the senate. and george h.w. bush says, no, no, i'm not using this as a steppingstone to the senate, i want to be president. [laughter] this is 1965. he is 41 years old. he has yet to win a race to be the harris county chairman. but he had a sense of destiny. >> saturday night at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span2's booktv, a conversation between pulitzer prize-winning biographer john meacham and former president george w.

joining ours discussion, michael gerhart, professor at the university of north carolina law school andauthor of "power of the president" and "the forgotten president," and william howell, author of "power without persuasion." that's coming up on the next "landmark cases," live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span 3, and c-span radio. for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the "landmark cases" handbook, available for $8.95. >>> we continue with the defense one summit and vice admiral chris aquilino. he answered questions from defense one deputy editor brad peniston about the future of the u.s. military. this is about half an hour. >>> good afternoon, welcome back, welcome back. keep eating, don't stop. it's just me. welcome back for the afternoon sessions. i hope you enjoyed the breakouts, they looked packed, everybody was paying attention and informative, that's what we like to see. we had a great morning, hopefully we'll have just as informative and entertaining an afternoon. we have four sessions. how will the military prepare in the age of everythin