loans from ex-im. we all remember a congress, william jefferson was sentenced to 13 years in prison taking bribes to help a company get loans from ex-im. there is a pattern that won't be solved today regardless what side you're on. since 2009 and fewer than six years, there have been 49 criminal judgments against ex-im employees by people who benefited from ex-im. many people have gone to prison for it. if you combine them all up, that's 7 years they are serving. i wish i could tell you that was my only complaint and problem and it ended there. but it does get worse. a large number of loans of ex-im guarantees aren't even for american companies. the bank actually uses taxpayer money to back up loans for companies owned by governments of china, russia, saudi arabia and others. you know, one of these loans of the corporations outside of america doesn't always goes well. do you remember an australian company that just lost $139 million. the c.e.o. allegedly diverted company funds to his yacht company. so

loans from ex-im. we all remember a congress, william jefferson was sentenced to 13 years in prison taking bribes to help a company get loans from ex-im. there is a pattern that won't be solved today regardless what side you're on. since 2009 and fewer than six years, there have been 49 criminal judgments against ex-im employees by people who benefited from ex-im. many people have gone to prison for it. if you combine them all up, that's 7 years they are serving. i wish i could tell you that was my only complaint and problem and it ended there. but it does get worse. a large number of loans of ex-im guarantees aren't even for american companies. the bank actually uses taxpayer money to back up loans for companies owned by governments of china, russia, saudi arabia and others. you know, one of these loans of the corporations outside of america doesn't always goes well. do you remember an australian company that just lost $139 million. the c.e.o. allegedly diverted company funds to his yacht company. so

the ex-im bank. and so we're going to be talking a lot about this in the next two, three weeks because it's not enough to wait for the next must-pass vehicle to come through. i jokingly tell my staff i'm going to introduce a bill called the vehicle and then i'll say here it is. but the bill right now is ready to go. we are ready to make this happen. and so, i'm very excited, very excited for the ex-im bank, but more excited for so many of our workers, so many of our small businesses who have struggled, who have wondered why can't washington listen to their concern. i think that question was answered yesterday. and so i'm very excited to call on my colleague from the great state of new hampshire to also talk about the importance of the ex-im bank in her state. mrs. shaheen: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. mrs. shaheen: mr. president, i'm delighted to join my colleagues on the floor today, nor heitkamp -- senator heitkamp, senator murray and senator cantwell. i tha

when we shut down the ex-im bank, when we didn't make it possible for people to approach the ex-im bank to get credit guarantees to do the work of manufacturing and exporting, all of a sudden those small businessmen and women, those employees of those institutions picked up their phones and they started calling their members of congress. and when they called their members of congress, that's when we saw action, that's when we saw things moving in a direction that actually supports american manufacturing. this is an institution that has been reauthorized many times. this is an institution that's been in existence for decades. it's an institution that is in competition with dozens, in fact, about 80 or 90 export credit agencies run by other countries. every day they're competing against those same agencies. so what we have is we have unilateral disarmament. we have a situation today where our manufacturers -- can you imagine this? american manufacturers, long-standing manufacturers actually considering moving their manufacturing facilities offshore? offshore so that they can compete for t

im sore from treading water with the bastard im spent but goddamn, i marathon. piercy hints that maybe ellingson jumped i mean i probably wasnt even doing ten miles an hour and he just went over the edge and i cant say 100 percent for sure if he did it on purpose or if it was because of the wake gps technology later revealed the troopers' boat at one point was going more than 4 times that speed - 43 point seven miles an hour. witness larry mareau said he was later he saw ellingson struggling in the water - a life vest floating away -- with trooper piercy standing over him. he never bent over, never did anything. he stayed in that position for what i would say 10 seconds maybe something like that and let the boat drift away from him.the witness said he had no idea ellingson was handcuffed. trooper piercy spoke to his colleague sgt randy henry. henry documented the conversation for the highway patrol. theyre going to want full transparency on this thing so we have to ask ourselves, did we use the highest degree of care here? according to that interview, trooper pi

in the month since ex-im bank's authorization has lapsed, g.e. has signed deals with export credit agencies in competitor foreign nations, creating jobs abroad instead of right here in the united states. as a ansar from a -- as a senator from a state with world-class engineering and manufacturing talent, i am frankly appalled by these developments, especially when we have already seen the benefits that the bank has produced for michigan's economy and workers in my state, as well as across the country. the work done by the ex-im bank is especially critical to michigan manufacturers who fight to compete with countries using extreme and unfair measures such as direct subsidies or currency manipulation to boost their own manufacturing sectors. according to ex-im bank's most recent annual report, there are 85 other competing foreign- sponsored export credit agencies helping their own domestic companies better compete on the global stage. other countries, including china, japan, south korea, the united kingdom, canada and germany, use their own export

you are big on crony capitalism, big on killing off ex-im bank. they say they're going to be putting $250 million into politics this year. but what does this mean for you all? >> not much. look, you've got to be for something. if the only thing you are for is canceling, getting rid of, or opposing things that are going on, you're not going to get a lot of support from the american people. >> they say more freedom and less government, who would be against that? >> i think we have to be, i'm vigorously and support of freedom, the right to speak, or write to risk, the right to prosper. but reality says that we have to do something about american entitlements, or by 2025 will have a 6 trillion plus budget, 80% of which will be spent on interest on the debt. these are governments numbers, and social security, medicare and medicaid. that would leave us not enough to do a fraction of the federal government. and we need to face fundamental reality here, reality means we have to govern, we have to come together to serve the american people, and the people

im: dumervil never gave up any ground. jimmy smith. olden has come safety for will allen, who was injured on that last play. phil: i say all these things. would love to see the ravens play-action, do whatever. make sure you can block it up flacco -- give these receivers, and they need the extra time to run down the to make a move, create some separation and give him an easy throw. steve smith, as he has that back contusion. see him o way you'll get back in this game, that's for sure. im: second and 8 on the way. harrison coming in. unable to find anyone in time and just nloads it. phil: bud dupree once again back there along with cameron heyward. james harrison on the outside. dupree makes flacco step up and that allows yward to get the pressure on the inside. good throwaway by flacco. m: this pittsburgh defense again has sacked flacco five times tonight. tied for the most in flacco's career. third and 8. pass down the field and it's incomplete. it looked like aiken had it for a moment but mitchell lowered boom and he's shaken up on th

jeb bush, im not super impressed president. 110205 do you think anyone won the debate? i think marco rubio has really come as a standout this debate. jeb bush, im not super impressed with. i think tonight he needed to show himself and he didnt.' one of the drake republicans that i spoke said he was pleased with how senator ted cruz handled himself and talked about his tax policy. the students said they recognize the challenge the republican candidates face with there being so many of them on the stage...it's not as easy to give substantive answers..as the also blame the moderators for that and the questions they ask. a deal brokered behind closed doors and introduced late last night is now headed to the senate... this evening the house approved a measure to raise the debt ceiling through march of 20-17. it also increases domestic and military spending by 80-billion dollars. the 144-page measure was introduced after eleven o'clock last night and rushed through 16-hours later. that gave iowa farmers little time to react to a funding cut that directly effects them... under

im: dumervil never gave up any ground. jimmy smith. olden has come safety for will allen, who was injured on that last play. phil: i say all these things. would love to see the ravens play-action, do whatever. make sure you can block it up flacco -- give these receivers, and they need the extra time to run down the to make a move, create some separation and give him an easy throw. steve smith, as he has that back contusion. see him o way you'll get back in this game, that's for sure. im: second and 8 on the way. harrison coming in. unable to find anyone in time and just nloads it. phil: bud dupree once again back there along with cameron heyward. james harrison on the outside. dupree makes flacco step up and that allows yward to get the pressure on the inside. good throwaway by flacco. m: this pittsburgh defense again has sacked flacco five times tonight. tied for the most in flacco's career. third and 8. pass down the field and it's incomplete. it looked like aiken had it for a moment but mitchell lowered boom and he's shaken up on th

im running for my first term... ... and im running as a proud democrat!' leading up to the jefferson jackson dinner, the campaigns spent hours trying to fire up supporters. political director dave price followed the two different styles of the two leading candidates. finally, it was show time. and there was a star studded lineup. music superstar katy perry showed her support for hillary clinton with a free mini concert iw ant you to support hillary for me, too. because i want to break a ceiling. i'm tired of the strangehold that women had had on the job of presidential spouse this is a megacelebrity show of force an event to infuse enthusiasm into a campaign of a candidate the country's known for decades...a candidate who's making her second try to become president. one supporter says make no mistake her my voice, hear that sound here. .katy perry is great but that's not why were here."meanwhile...a few blocks away we like bernie...what about you? it's a rally with a different feel the bern this one doesn't feature names everyone already known from years p

but the time to deal with the issue of ex-im bank was on the committee. unfortunately, this never got -- the speaker pro tempore: members will please take your conversations off the floor. the gentleman may proceed. >> thank you, mr. speaker. unfortunately, this could have gone through the committee this could have been voted on in committee, it could have come to the floor in what people could consider a more regular order way than this. however, that didn't have the opportunity. mr. speaker, my district is the 16th district in illinois. mr. kinzinger: they're not worried -- worried about discharge petitions, when people talk about regular order and internal politics what they care about is that it is a heavy manufacturing district and they want to be able to go to work tomorrow. they're worried because people live with the threat of pink slips and many people get pink slips. unfortunately, in july, the charter for ex-im bank which put a lot of manufacturing suppliers in the aerospace industry at a disadvantage in my district compared with those that sup

nate yoho 'im a purpose driven person. i cant just exist' tim yoho/nates dad 'i think thats what i cherish about nate, is his commitment to whatever he decides to do he gets it done." nates winding path to crossfit gym owner started on a diamond in arizona. nate 'at the time were all just kids... im a year out of college theyre 18 and 19. i dont know what theyre going to do' lorenzo cain/royals outfielder 'we were just young pups growing up through the system. we always had fun together. trying to enjoy the game as much as possible.' baseball introduced nate to future all- stars, lorenzo cain and michael brantley. michael brantley/indians outfielder 'he was just a fierce competitor. thats what i think stands out most. he just brought the best out of everyone around him.' after two seasons in the minor leagues, nate moved back to iowa. putting his focus on fitness nat pops the gym is where he met laura. nate 'we just enjoyed each others companionship. we would be at the gym all day and wed go home and have our inside jokes

im a husband im a father and i'm a basketball coach but i don't want to be known as just the basketball coach i want to be known as a man who has impacted people not only in this team or in this program but in this community and now because i'm in the big 12 and our market is so big hopefully nationally." as for the game itself-- prohm couldn't be more excited to see what hilton magic is like first hand. "that's the one thing. i've heard it on tv, i've seen it, i know it's a big time atmosphere and i can't wait for i know the nov. 6th game but the 16th our first home game just to see what the electricity is really like." and the big 12 preseason poll came out voted on by coaches -- and iowa state getting less love from their own conference than they do nationally-- the cyclones are picked to finish third but did get one first place vote-- kansas is a unanimous favorite-- and then it's oklahoma. texas and baylor round out the top 5 of the 10 teams in the conference. jon: as a senior it's only max karpinske's first year as the starting quarterback the north polk comets and he's making it

tim: good eveing and thank you for joining us tonight im tim seaman jenna: and im jenna rehnstrom it's been more than two and a half years since jamal dean ramped up his gang activity in sioux city, eventually leading to him shooting a sioux city police officer.. then running from authorities. tim: since then, dean, along with more than a dozen people who helped him with his crimes have been tracked down, arrested and now, brought to justice. earlier this afternoon, the case officially wrapped up. abc9's rachael krause joins us now with the latest. rachael after more than two years, dozens of arrests and countless hours of work, the final two co- conspirators involved with jamal dean have been sentenced... officially bringing a close to a case that nearly took the life of a sioux city police officer. federal prosecutor forde fairchild says the trouble with jamal dean started with gang violence back in march of 20- 13... continuing and eventually leading to the shooting of sioux city police officer kevin mccormick that april. it fueled the manhunt that eventually brought dean to justice

. @ 18:42:56 'well im going to be honest. i havent totally made a commitment yet.' not totally. nile lafrenz waited in a long line to get some more specifics from governor chris christie. @ 18:50:33 'my boss was john ashcroft. if you want to look at the kind of attorney general im going to have, look at a guy like that.' christie claims these voters all want the same things... they just need to settle on whos going to deliver. @ 18:49:09 'and i dont think theres any difference between folks who are going to vote for me and folks who are going to vote for any of the other candidates in that regard. but what about this guy? patrick brown says hes an independent... that he traveled here from chicago out of genuine curiosity. @ 18:46:22 'i mean i heard that right over there from ted cruz that he does want to do something about the money thats coming in thats buying these candidates. bernie sanders agrees upon that. so, you gotta keep an open mind.' @ 18:53:03 'you know, i think what hes saying is he wants to see real change and on the democratic side, at least bernie is railing agai

. >> one area coming up next week, ex-im bank. they think that is a prime example right now of crony capitalism. so where do you see that? how do you see that working out? >> if the folks that were trying to eliminate the ex-im bank had, take something that would save some money, because ex-im bank doesn't draw funds from the government. it means positive cash flow. and if they have thought about it, because while yes, they could make a case that there are a number of major companies, and not as many small companies, both of those major companies between them have about 25,000 small subcontractors. in my view, is, just one last thing, there are 30 countries in america come in the world that will not accept capital goods from america unless they are associated and assisted with a government related export finance organization. so without them, big companies that are selling airplanes, for example, are going to to locate their headquarters somewhere else, or 30 countries are going to say we are not going to buy your airplanes. so i

the congressional budget office reported that ex-im programs actually operated a deficit. we also are told it makes the american taxpayer money. we don't really know because they use their own accounting system not used anywhere else. says it will cost taxpayers $2 billion in the next decade. . you wonder why certain members of congress won't vote for this thing. it's not about the small businesses in our communities that are trying to do a good job and play by the rules, because they are doing a good job and playing by the rules, but there's a bigger issue here. there's more to the story now, the new bill that we passed guarantees an audit every four years, but keep in mind that ex-im currently has around 30 open investigations. i got 30 more seconds, mr. speaker. i'll close. the speaker pro tempore: continue. mr. perry: 75 years of prison time, 49 criminal judgments, more than 223 million in court-ordered fines and restitutions and i could go on. mr. speaker, the ex-im bank doesn't do everything it could for small business but it does a lot for people that know people in

and no im not talking about the band. over in plainfield indiana kids got the chance to see a couple of six- hundred pound pumpkins splat on the ground after being dropped by acrane from about 140 feet in the air, jenna: we're used to hearing about it affecting professional athletes. but find out what research is uncovering about a-c-l injuries in youth. finding the culprit behind these injuries is sports. dr. timothy y johnson has morere on which sports are the riskiest for your kid's knees " we used to only hear about it in professional athletes? grownups. but now new research suggests tears in the a-c-l - a ligament in the knee - may be on the rise in the young. researcherer presenting new findings at the annual meeting of the american academy of pediatrics? using insurance company data to compare rates of youth a-c-l tears 20 years ago? to what doctors see today. an increase of 2.3 percent -- per year. girls most likely to get hurt? at age 16, boys? at 17. and a separate study presented at the same meeting? showing th

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imes have changed. one of the biggest threats to american energy boom today is not an international actor but rather our own ban on oil exports. lifting the crude oil export ban is a win for our economy. yes, it is. study after study has shown that lifting the ban would actually lower prices at the bump, create thousands of jobs, generate hundreds of millions of dollars in economic benefits and strengthen our geopolitical influence across the globe. it will actually also reduce the deficit by more than $1 billion with additional oil royalties. these are real benefits that will be felt not only in southwest michigan, my district, but across the country. yet somehow this administration does not support this thoughtful solution. let's look at the benefits. according to the nonpartisan g.a.o., lifting the ban could 13 cents es by 1.5 to per gallon. real savings for every family's budget. some have suggested it could support the creation of an average of 394,000 jobs. additionally, the bill before us would b

im a husband im a father and i'm a basketball coach but i don't want to be known as just the basketball coach i want to be known as a man who has impacted people not only in this team or in this program but in this community and now because i'm in the big 12 and our market is so big hopefully nationally." as for the game itself-- prohm couldn't be more excited to see what hilton magic is like first hand. "that's the one thing. i've heard it on tv, i've seen it, i know it's a big time atmosphere and i can't wait for i know the nov. 6th game but the 16th our first home game just to see what the electricity is really like." usa today's coaches poll came out today here's a look at the top 10. north carolina and kentucky tied for the top spot-- and remember the tar heels come to cedar falls this season. maryland number 3. duke is ranked fourth and in at number five is kansas. 6 is virginia iowa state is number 7 in this poll. oklahoma is there at number 8. nova and arizona round out the top 10. and the big 12 preseason poll came out voted on by coaches -- and iowa state getting less love fro

heres what im thinking about the 7-0 hawkeyes.. kirk ferentz told his team to dream big during the bye-week. so, lets dream big. a perfect season. walking out of memorial stadium with the whats that trophy called again.. who cares.. its nebraska. winning game-12 infront of 90-thousand huskers. beautiful. im dreaming of palm trees on new years eve... another orange bowl means winning the big 10 title. hey, ohio state is 53rd in the country against the run. hawks have a surplus of backs, and a top 25 ground game. you make it to the semifinals, the national championship is just one win away. think thats crazy-dreaming... go back 11-months... when jake rudock was escorted by police out of the locker- room and jonathan parker throwing forward laterrals on special teams... a new coach seemed more realistic than 7-0. undefeated iowa hosts maryland saturday at 2:30. in ames, the new look cyclones host the resurgent longhorns. texas a 7 point favorite. gabby douglas trained in west des moines when she won all around olympic gold. douglas le

im glad he wasnt there because he wouldnt have woke up. wouldnt have heard nothing.'four cats and a dog were inside. one cat was found...haskin hopes the other animals ran off and are ok. that would give her some comfort...after this nightmare.. 'i dont know. its like a bad dream. and i just want to wake up. and i cant.'in zearing aaron brilbeck channel 13 news... investigators say they're not sure of the cause, but are not ruling out arson. a des moines man is hospitalized in a one-car crash tonight... it happened along southeast sixth street around eight o'clock. witnesses say the driver first veered into oncoming traffic... then lost control and crashed into a fire hydrant flipping the car... 27:21-27:34 i pulled right into the first station there started banging on the doors trying to get people to answer the door... guy needs some help police say the driver was hospitalized with non-life injuries. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. a half hour of deliberations wasn't enough to reach a verdict today in the attempted murder trial of a pleasant hill

amanda in the number two spot this morning... " im sorry form the bottom of my heart, i apologize, its not me. " amanda apologize, its not me. " amanda pete polson, the man the man on trial for a shooting spree through pleasant hill last year took the stand thursday . he told the jury he has been battling drug abuse...and gave an apology for the incident. polson told the jury he doesnt remember shooting at the three victims. amanda the third thing you need to know before you walk out the door... amanda a federal investigation has begun into draft-kings and fan-duel....two fantasy sports services offering daily fantasy football events. at issue is whether games are being manipulated by players with inside information - like company employees. on thursday, the state of nevada also ruled ths services as a form of gambling...requir ing them to be licensed to operate in the state. amanda number four... amanda parents in waukee are tired of having their kids switch schools. the city is rapidly growing and the district is struggling to keep up ... rezoning their schools as many as 7 times in

you swim the 200 im that is a grueling event do like that event? it is pretty fun it is tiring and it feels good when it it over. when it is over it's great? it is like really tiring but it is fun to do every stroke. she has a natural feel for the water and she really takes advantage of that. we are going to have a challege once down i don't get a head start but i do get to wear flippers. the loser has to do synchronized swimming with your coach and he doesn't know that yet. i need bigger flippers because mackinzee can flat out fly and this was neck and neck the whole but youth and talent wins out and she blew by me at the end to win a close race... it was time for coach john ross for our feminine side with one of my all-time favorite songs and the rythem, grace and timing we showed were spot on and delicate. it looked like we had spent months on our routin when we spent 30 seconds working on it.. really it was like we were one and just understood each others body movements.. and we needed a big finish.. the inverted pike esquisite. clouds will thi

joining us tonight im tim seaman jenna: and im jenna hnstrom. around this time of year... most iowa farmers are harvesting theircrops. tim: however, some farmers are still growing healhty virbrant crops for the fall... called cover crops deborah souverain has more on the crops that help keep soil healthy. tim and jenna while most farm lands...are drying out right now.. farmer's crop is flourishing...and what's beneath it happy. most crops around this type of year. but you'll see nothing but green on john wilcox's farm. pulling up radishes. john plants coveve crops during t t althier soil. "soil has s lot of phosphorus and potassium and our crops, soybeans and corn, have a difficict time extracting those from soil. but he says cover crops help. this year..he's testing out radishes d field peas. tillage radish and field peas have an easier time getting it out of the soil. so they absorb it into the plant..and when they die they release it back out and then the soybean and the corn can get the nutrient easier now because it's in a more organic form," said john cover crops inc

and there is not a mandatory im jenna rehnstrom tim and im tim seaman osceola county supervisors are moving ahead with a controversial taxing plan. it impact farmers near harris, iowa... who several years ago allowed wind turbines to be built on thier property with priomises of tax relief. jenna: the new plan divertes millions of tax dollars into other projects in the county. farmers are not y... saying the may take legal action. abc9's b ba bell has morereith dedeils... bria: a tif plpl, also known as "tax increment financing".... for osceola county was approved earlier today by county supervisors. revenue from a 10-year-old wind farm in harris will now help to nance other economic development in the county for up to 20 years. "it's tough to have to make this big decision, you know? to have to the county step in and help with this big decision...i just want to see the county grow," said spaethe. this morning's public hearing left many unhappy as the board of supervisors unanimously voted to implement a tax increment financing to assist with financing the city's developmental needs.

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"i was sitting on the couch and ran m m hand over the crown and im m iked oh my goodness i cant believe its mine!" a school coming together to make a memory for her..and for themselves.. "it was unbelievable. it was a feeling you'll never get." "what would you want to say about those students who wanted to make you homecoming queen?" "i would say bless their heartsts. and gain all i can say is thank coming up on today in iowa... an effort to help relocate animals , like you've never seen before. i can promise yo tgat. and... o! halloween s just a week away.. we have some tips on how you can still put on a good scare...and not have your money disapear. you're watching k-w-w-l news. we've got you covered. into the state and temperatures are possible this morning but significant rainfall has tracked east of the state. clouds will decrease this afternoon. winds will also be strong from the northwest today with gusts over 25 mph at times. cooler and mostly clear tonight with lows in the 30s. not as windy and a bit warmer sunday. winds will be from the south at 5-10 mph sunday. highs will be

im tim seaman tonight four republican candidates are lining up to take the stage in orage city. they headline a northwest iowa gop rally on the northwestern college campus. jenna: abc9's bria bell joins us now from the bultman center.....bria hows it going bria bell i'm here at the gop rally with cody hoefert who is the co-chair for the republican party in iowa. how can northwest iowa become more active with the " ," bria bell what do we expect to hear from the campaigning for this afternoon rubio was greeted by an overflow crowd at bev's on the river. the republican "happy hour" marks the florida senator's first stop in sioux city since july. fresh off a solid appearance at this week's g-o-p debate in colorado, rubio says he's running for president because an important part of america is fading. " every nation has rich people...you go to the poorest country in the world and you will find rich people. american is special because millions of people who are never rich or famous achieve happiness. if we ever lose that we're not special any more. we'll still be a rich

and experimental artist james franco, expressing himself in the new scion im.meone so complex would drive such a practical car. and that someone who suffers for his art would avoid the pain of the traditional car buying process. it's weird he even agreed to be in our ad. but, it's the role he was born to play - himselves. the new scion ia and im. standard features that actually come standard. weird, right? (cheers and applause) >> trevor: that's our show. now, here it is... your moment of zen. >> it was a 2015 world beard and mustache championship. >> they had more than 300 participants sporting their own unique look, featured three groupings of dudes, the mustache group, the partial beard group and, of course, the full captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> larry: tonightly, hillary clinton makes fun of donald trump on late night television. hey, hillary, if you want to fix our economy, quit trying to take jobs away from hardworking americans. ( laughter ) ( applause )

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and experimental artist james franco, expressing himself in the new scion im. it's weird someone so complex would drive such a practical car. and that someone who suffers for his art would avoid the pain of the traditional car buying process. it's weird he even agreed to be in our ad. but, it's the role he was born to play - himselves. the new scion ia and im. standard features that actually come standard. weird, right? ♪ give it to me i'm worth it ♪ ♪ baby i'm worth it ♪ ♪ uh huh i'm worth it ♪ ♪ gimme gimme i'm worth it ♪ ♪ give it to me i'm worth it ♪ ♪ baby i'm worth it ♪ >> larry: okay. that's our show. i want to thank our panelists, bobby gaylor, michelle collins, and jay leno, stay tuned for @midnight with my man chris hardwick. good nightly, everybody. [ cheers and applause ]  ♪ chappelle's show, chappelle's show ♪ ♪ chappelle's show ♪ chappelle's show ♪ chappelle's show ♪ ow! ♪ whoo-hoo-hoo! ♪ whoo-hoo! ♪ yeah, yeah.

tim: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight, im tim seaman, im tim seaman, jenna rehnstrom has the night off. after nearly being killed when a fellow biker collided with him during this year's sturgis motorcycle rally... a sioux rapids man is slowly making progress on the road to recovery. and as abc9's rachael krause shows us..... just like when they learned of the tragedy.... folks in arden kuene's (koo-knee's) hometown are still working for his safe return. "it's awesome seeing my dad, you know he's been improving so much," said kenzie keune, arden's daughter. kenzie keune.... says life has been turned upside down for her in the few months since her father, ardie keune, was hit.. and nearly killed on his motorcycle by a suspect fleeing police at the sturgis motorcycle rally. "i got a call saying your dad has been in a really bad motorcycle accident. i was like is he okay? and they said, you know kenz, we really don't know," she said. "real hard, it's a tragedy because he wasn't doing anything wrong," said kerby todd, arden keune's friend and neighbor. kerby todd, ardie's

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im tim seaman jenna: and im jenna rehnstrom. here's a startling fact. one out of every six elderly americans... will be the target of a financial scam. tim:if you're caring for an aging loved one... that's a scary thought. so, how do you protect them? jenna: bria bell tells us about a new effort underway in iowa. she's live in studio. bria: that's right. the iowa attorney general's office is enhancing state policies to protect senior citizens. and, here in sioux city... one local organization is trying to education seniors and their loved ones. anyone can fall victim to a well crafted scam, but in places like sioux city where the elder population is higher...makes them more susceptible. the siouxland center for active generations is trying to combat these crimes by offering informational workshops. "education and vigilance. we have...every wednesday we have a talk show where we bring in speakers to inform our members and the general public," said santi. the efforts that this center provides is what santi calls a team effort, because not every scam that

joining us tonight, im tim seamama jenna: and im jenna rehnstrom tim: joe biden will not be the next president of the united states. vice president said today that it's too late to muster campaign finances, as well as support and so he wont join the field of democrats. at a press conference, biden made it clear that he's not willing to sacrifice his work at hand for a potential run at the white house. vice president joe biden) "we intend to spend the next fifteen months fighting for what we've always cared about -- what my family's always cacad about -- wititevery ounce of our being. and working along sisi the president d members of congress and our future nominee, i am absolutely certain we are fully capable of accomplishing extraordinary things. we can do this." even without an official were showing a good deal of suport for biden's potential run. tim: so how does the news sititith iowa democrats ? the state democratic parar chair is sayinin she's not expecting much o o an impact following the v- p's decission. " i don't think it will really change things because we have great cand

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im so lucky to have grown up here, to have them come and support me like they have. its just, i news the parade starts this afternoon at 3- 30. proceeds from the celebration will go to the lucas ahlbach foundation. if you would like to give, you can find a link on our website who-tv-dot-com. today is the final day of the downtown farmers market. it's been a good year for the market. about 25-thousand people made the trip downtown each saturday. organizers attribute the high the cooperative weather. not one day was canceled or delayed because of rain or severe weather. still ahead on today in iowa saturday. it's not a party without chex mix. our fareway expert is back to help you become the hostess with mostest. her halloween twist on a festive dear future, sailed through that diaper stage, learned to walk, and i'm reading like a third-grader. but now it's time to go out into the world. and from what i hear, it's not all toys and games out there. will you look out for me, future? if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america'

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" " jenna: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight, im jenna rehnstrom tim and im tim seaman. the head football coach and a social studies teacher from sibley- ocheyedan has been fired after he was found asleep in a classroom with a student. jenna: but some community members are coming to the defense of the coach, saying the situation is not what it seems. abc9 reporter elisa raffa was in sibley today and has more. elisa on cam kyle ewinger broke the rules, but supporters of the coach are questioning if the punishment was made too quickly. one woman told me today that kyle would never to do anything to hurt the student in question. "kyle is this student's dad. not legally, not by blood, but he is this student's dad." kyle ewinger was terminated on thursday, after superintendent bill boer walked in on ewinger sleeping next to an elementary student in his middle school social studies classroom. citing the violation of several disciplinary codes, the school board decided to fire him. however, at the meeting, ewinger expressed that this student is more like his son. he claimed th

back here in iowa... " im sorry form the bottom of my heart, i apologize, its not me. " amanda pete polson, the man the man on trial for a shooting spree through pleasant hill last year took the stand thursday . he told the jury he has been battling drug abuse...and gave an apology for the incident. polson told the jury he doesnt remember shooting at the three victims. amanda parents in waukee are tired of having their kids switch schools. the city is rapidly growing and the district is struggling to keep up ... rezoning their schools as many as 7 times in the last 20 years. a group of parents were even handing out fliers at a public forum last night ...speaking out against the most recent rezoning. amanda and the 20-15 i-m-t des moines marathon gets underway saturday, bringing hundreds of runners to the metro. last year, ten- thousand athletes from around the world competed in the big race. the competition is expected to be intense this year....and drivers should expect road closures along the route beginning this evening. amanda we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adli

" " jenna: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight, im jenna rehnstrom tim and im tim seaman setting an example.... that's what the attorney general's office is hoping to do today as it finally close a case from two years ago. jenna: we are talking about the case of jamal dean, who shot a sioux city police officer in 2013. since that time

" " jenna:a: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight im jenna rehnstrom tim and im tim seaman a texas pipe company says it's planning to help economy in norfolk with the addition of a $125 million facility. jenna: development plans are currently underway as construction is set for early november. abc 9's bria bell has more with details... bria: tim and jenna, several months ago, another development project that promised an additional 200 jobs to norfolk fell through the holes, well charley havens, who is the ceo of o-c-t pipe says that he is a "bettingngman and is pososive this incentive deal wilil work as planned. a panel at the presesconference this morning said that the are no downsides to a project of this nature because the jobs will pay well and the product will bring in new dollars. "there's good things happening around all over the state of nebraska. today it's norfolk's turn, it's a great thing for norfolk," said scheer. oct pipe which is a company based out of texas is set to build a one million square foot manufacturing facility worth 125 million dollars in order to