pkg: nat: "hi i'm art hackett i live up in 2004..." take vo: cedar rapids resident, art hackett, describes himself as a madison man to be closer to his family. sot: "we realized how much easier and better it was to have the grandparent and the kid in the same city." take vo: hackett says the move wasn't necessarily easy, but finding the home of his dreams certainly made for a smoother transition. sot: "we knew that we knew this house had flooded but because the 2008 flood was so extremely nice house it was in exactly the neighborhood we wanted and the price was right." take vo: and in rolling dice, hackett can't necessarily say he came up on the winning side because the impact of the floodwaters on his home have yet to be accessed. sot: "if i can see out front, kind of where the water lines are, it'll give me an idea of whether i got a lot of water in my basement or take vo: hackett and many of his neighbors living in the flood zone were asked to evacuate their homes. he says although this year's flood hasn't made for warmest welcome t

the suspect opened fire on cooper and hackett police chief dick spells. corporal cooper was fate aolly wounded. hackett and a k-9 officer were wounded. the suspect was ten into custody. in a true testament to the impact that corporal cooper had, he was laid to rest in a fiewng rail service attended by several thousand people, including law enforcement officers from across the state and around the country. his colleagues and friends remembered him to have always treated citizens with respect and dignity. while also being a loyal partner and friend. while our hearts break for those who knew him, we also respect and admire corporal cooper for his lifetime of service. he truly was someone who ran toward danger in order to protect others. mr. president, corporal cooper was a hero today -- was a hero, and today we honor his sacrifice. our thoughts and prayers are with his wife and son along with many other family members, friends, and colleagues in the law enforcement community. i think humbly and sincerely offer my condolences and gratitude to them as they gri

and see more of this discussion at momseveryday .com.i'm cheryl hackett communities today. they included vinton, palo, and cedar rapids. in palo, city leaders told governor branstad about what they did to hold back floodwaters. the community issued a mandatory evacuation for more than a 100 homes in low-lying areas. but fewer than half of homeowners left their property. the city says about 20 homes have up to two inches of water. the governor says he's hoping to get federal dollars to help pay for damages. "i've already declared this a state disasters area. now we'll threshold, a presidential designation that makes additional resources available, like was done in 2008." once water recedes further, the city says it will begin cleanup efforts. for now, it's asking people to take their dry sandbags to the community centr. just two days after the first presidential debate, both democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump are today, trump held a rally in council bluffs. he talked immigration, bringing vocal trump supporter michelle root on stage. root is an iowa mother

jason hackett has the very the f-b-i has released its report on hillary clinton's times when clinton didn't recall specific emails or incidents. investigators also identified about a dozen devices that she potentially used for emails but several were reportedly destroyed deliberately by an aide. and.. according to f-b-i notes from their july 2nd interview.. clinton said she.. quote: "could not recall any briefing or training by state.. related to the retention of federal records or handling classified information." immigration has become a major political hot button in the race for the white house. but even after sitting down with mexican president enrique gop presidential candidate donald trump is still calling for no amnesty for illegals.. and a big wall. 13 action news political analyst jon ralston is here with a closer look at the divisive issue.. and its impact on nevada politicians. ----marlon marshall's job is to reach out to minority communities and engage voters. nowhere does he have more fertile ground than nevada, african- americans and asians could make up as much as 35 t

on on a truck and sending it 9 miles up to patterson, reassembling it or you could tow it down the hackett to the bay. rivers aren't deep enough for the submarine. >> this is a large challenge financially and logistically to me move a big boat. the mayor's idea does provide the location that is ideal for not only. [inaudible] >> he said he had an idea. he got lipservice from the mayor and governor christie with no action and no get back from their particular offices. he was he proposing to pay for it? >> that's the big question. people were hoping the federal government would help pay for it but the federal government has sort of shifted responsibility for the summary to an associated agency that takes care of preservation. that could decertify it as a historic piece of american property and that would allow it to rot in the river. than they could forget about it and that's how they would get out of paying for it. >> i just don't see it being an attraction in patterson. >> something more importantly i need to tweet out the definition of a submersible and a submarine so we know the differen

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they got married at the hackette house in tempe. i was thinking they were maybe thirsty or hungry. >> this turned out so well. >> they turned out really great. some of the pictures show the couple at the soda machine, other pictures show them picking out snacks. there wasn't anything behind this, but she stops there every morning for her friends. >> the photographer says it's some of the best photographs she's ever taken of a wedding, at the circle k. >>> one group wants them to make a big change to their menu. we are going to explain, coming up in our talkers segment coming o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. tom o'halleran has a plan to hold the politicians accountable -- no pay for congress if they don't pass a budget, reduce the influence of big money and special interests, and no more first-class travel paid for by taxpayers. i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message inus >>> coming up in just a few minutes at 10:00, a house committee is investigating sexual harassment and bullying claims from

they got married at the hackette house in tempe. i was thinking they were maybe thirsty or hungry. >> they turned out really great. some of the pictures show the couple at the soda machine, other pictures show them picking out snacks. they don't work for circle k, so there wasn't anything behind this, but she stops there every morning for her friends. >> the photographer says it's some of the best photographs she's ever taken of a wedding, at the circle k. >>> one group wants them to make i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." in just a few minutes at 10 >>> coming up in just a few minutes at 10:00, a house committee is investigating sexual harassment and bullying claims from employees at nat

more than 50 firefighters were at the scene off hackett hill road last night, but they were called off after tough conditions. first responders. we now know the name of the man involved in a rollover crash in goffstown friday night. police say 22-year-old connor presti was driving near college road and saint anselm college when the suv he was driving overturned. presti was able to get out of the damaged vehicle himself and was walking around when officers arrived. he was charged with driving while intoxicated and possession of controlled drugs. hayley: good morning. here smith, where we have clouds and showers moving through. that is the case especially this morning. then we likely see things try out this afternoon. already the case in the northern part of the state. you can see some of the heavy are bouts of rain, especially in rochester, and light to moderate rainfall in national towards portsmouth. portsmouth just jumped to his 70's. once the rain starts to let up, that is when we notice has started to creep up. 65 degree dew points -- that means it feels much more humid. the chance

and let's br of "people" magazine larry hackett. and it really is painful to watch a lot of those videos, and i think a lot of us have felt similarly when we read things online. >> sure. >> but she is the daughter of one of the most famous entertainers in history. is it reasonable for her to be able to expect to keep her privacy? >> it's not. and we look upon her as being the daughter of one of the most famous people in history. she looks at herself like an 18-year-old trying to make friends. trying to find her way in life. i'm not sure that reasonableness i think when someone is that age, it's like giving children almost nuclear weapons, these things are so powerful. when you're as famous as her, when you see her following is 800,000 people, it's mind boggling. she doesn't think of 800,000 people, but the people she knows and the things she reads so that she reads. so that notion of what's reasonable to you and i is not the same to her. >> it makes sense. we know she did take a two-year break from social media because of similar ev

let's discuss trump's televised release and host of "reliable sources" brian and larry hackett. there are different aspects of this that matter. are these people fit to serve? that matters, no messing around. and how do we know that? and then there is the nature of how they deal with transparency. i think that's what dr. oz goes to. full disclosure, mama's a big fan. she loves dr. oz and a lot of people watch his show. but is this the right way for donald trump to be transparent about something in the campaign? >> this wasn't actual transparency, it was the appearance. he was looking transparent by doing this. we see government officials do that all the time, by the way. try to appear like they're open when they're not. i think it matters because it shows his style and media savvy. some of his campaign aides would have preferred to separate the release and and the dr. oz appearance because it would have made more sense. relying on audience members. >> larry, reality star show and nothing is as good as the reveal on the reality show and he did it. >> dr. oz's furrows brow. when y

service two cities right here in san francisco and we will be expanding it under the leadership of jim hackett and our new ford smart mobility llc. so, as you think about it you've heard the ceo of a major automotive company global automotive company talking about bicycles and shovels right it's a little different than what were used to. but that is because i believe that we are in the midst of a transformational moment in the history of transportation. not only in here in san francisco, not only here in the united states, but around the globe. ford is not only just an automaker anymore. we are also a mobility company and we are expanding our entire business to focus on both of those things. because we fundamentally understand that the world is changing. i think we are uniquely equipped 12 cities and hope locals and help travelers to those cities are like adapt to the changes that we see going forward. for us, we also see it simply as an anonymous business opportunity as well but it's actually something even more important for us. you know, as i mentioned henry ford, he drove radical change at

hackett, the former editor of "people" magazine. you covered them for years and years. did you think it was very different priorities. >> i don't think it was very different priorities. there is a way that celebrities break up. usually it's a joint statement together, we love each other but we're going our separate ways which is what brad pitt and jennifer anise stand did. that didn't happen this time. this has the earmarks. a rough he breakup. when you have one of the parties issue a statement and saying i'm doing it for the health of the family, that is a cannon shot -- >> what do t >> better be careful what's coming next is what they're saying. we better settle this and asking for sole custody of six children? that's not a good sign. that's to the press. can you imagine what's going on privately and then he said this is all about the kids which is his code for saying i'm not going to give up without a fight. it means i'm -- >> i'm going to fight for my kids. i don't think either one wants this to get nasty because if it does, would that affect their careers? >> you r

larry hackett will weigh in. what's going on? >> sequel pileup. you had 14 sequels out this summertime. for most of us only ten weeks, something will fail there. you had very little choice. the fact of the matter if sequels, comic book movie, comedies. a lot stayed away because there were no offerings they wanted to see. >> "the new york times" says a lot of casual moviegoers aren't going to the movies. what's keeping them away. >> television, magazine, newspapers. you have choice and you can stay home and binge-watch "narcos" instead of $18 in new york or los angeles to pay for a movie. unless it's something you really want to see, you'll go. what's on, it's too much other things to do. >> everybody here, sunny, larry, ricky, do you go to the movies less because there's such great tv out will. >> sure do. >> you still go? >> movie night is friday night my husband. we do margarita and a movie. i have seen all of them. i haven't seen a blockbuster i don't love. >> how about you two. >> i definitely go less. >> ricky? >> i love s blue not as i much

senate bill 2952, the stopping mass hacking hackett, it stops the rule change and will allow congress to consider new law enforcement tools through -- and this is very important -- the full, open, transparent process that they deserve. i urge my colleagues to support not only this bipartisan but bicameral piece of legislation. i yield back my time. mr. grassley: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: i come to the floor to speak about the work of the judiciary committee and a little shorter speech on the issue of the affordable care act. earlier this week, the minority leader came to the floor to speak about a supreme court vacancy. he made personal insults and threats, as he tends to do, but political stunts and childish tantrums aside, the minority leader knows that the american people deserve to have their voices heard on the future of the supreme court. we've made the decision that the next president will select the next justice of the supreme court. we've done that because the next justice will have a profound impact on issues that matter to al

larry hackett will weigh in. what's going on? >>equel pileup. you had 14 sequels out this summertime. for most of us there's only ten weeks or so of the summer, so something is going to fail there. you had very little choice. the fact of the matter if sequels, comic book movie, horror movies and no romantic comedies. a lot stayed away because there were no offerings they wanted to see. >> "the new york times" says a lot of casual moviegoers aren't going to the movies. what do you think is keeping them away? >> think about what's happened to media, to television, magazines, newspapers. you have choice and you can stay home and binge-watch "narcos" instead of $18 in new york or los angeles to pay for a movie. you have lots of choices. unless it's something you really want to see, you'll go. the idea of turning up in a movie theatre and saying what's on is just fading. it's too much other things to do. >> everybody here, sunny, larry, ricky, do you go to the movies less because there's such great tv out there? >> sure do. >> you still go? >> movie