the nypd knew it. >> the mayor's back in iowa perhaps testing the water for 2020 run. he says no but they sent about a dozen representatives to iowa to take along with the mayor and remind iowans about the mayor's pass. the upset o over contract negotiations and said the mayor's anti- worker and antiunion. in this contract is in mediation once again. want to make sure the people of iowa know that this mayor says one thing and ask in a different way. the mayor said there welcome to join him in iowa. and he wish them safe travels. >> is more than just contract? seems every time's there's an incident with the police officer, the mayor takes emotional side against the con to the point you had cops turning their back to the mayor during the funeral after two officers were assassinated. sounds like it runs deeper than contract. >> this started in the summer of 2014. then form of policing and the mayor invited all sharpton safe? >> welcome back. i'm bill spadea. a lot of show, not for you tonight. dan will have your wet and getting cold forecast. first, deadly train to realm i

iowa. it's already in theire. >> is five or more. iowa has four congressional districts. in terms of how it is currently addressed, five was the number to protect for the smaller states, which included iowa and nevada. >> [indiscernible] >> that is true. >> i originally proposed six for that reason. to protect iowa. >> i was moving the other way. >> got it. thanks. that was my question. >> i have a question for james. a point of clarification. in practical terms, if this amendment moves forward, does nebraska -- would you still have a caucus for the party building site? not have itu because it's not connected to delegate allocation numbers? [inaudible] anybody would tell you this. i don't make decisions unilaterally. we have a very robust debate and discussion. i don't know if we are going to do a primary or caucus. there are arguments on both sides within our state right now. we could have a primary. we could have a caucus. putting a restriction on ass takes that right away our state to have that discussion and debate. >> i think it is a difficult issue. aclu, theylove th

it started in iowa. we saw this year in iowa in the special election, we saw democrats make ground where they were not supposed to be able to make ground. we saw people in some of the most conservative places in the state start to vote democrat. they wanted to send a message. they are ready for more. is look what happened in new jersey. new jersey flipped from red to blue. gained seats in the legislature. was it just new jersey? no. georgia democrats gained seats in the legislature. in new hampshire, the democrats gained seats. in oklahoma, the democrats gained seats in the legislature. [applause] mayor de blasio: in washington state, the legislature flipped the senate. it is already happening. did i mention virginia? [applause] mayor de blasio: we have tonight, in this country, the greatest proof we ever needed of the value of each and every vote. the house of delegates of virginia, one of the oldest legislatures in this whole country. the pundits said the conventional wisdom said there was nothing to t

how dare senator earnst use hard-working family farmers in iowa to cover per corruption? l and monsanto these giant global corporations shovelling money in their pockets they are destroying family farms and in iowa and earnst is helping them do it. it isn't just those farmers with small or medium-sized many don't have the infrastructure so unbelievably in order to comply with the federal government small refiners have to pay to produce more ethanol on their behalf and then this gives even more money so if you one day textbook example how does it system is rigged to this is it. this disgusting racket hafez incredible rocket and in 2012 philadelphia energy solutions had a patent million dollars for a battlefield that it could not produce itself. it would have spent 300 million that is twice as much the small independent refiners will get those middle-class workers but because of that burden of the racket the philadelphia energy solutions have to pay off 17 workers from last year earnst when she first ran for senate remember this?. >> i have senator earnst i castrated hogs on

iowa has how many? four. to your question, in terms of how it is currently addressed, five was the number to protect for the smaller states, which included iowa and nevada. that is true. six for thatopose reason. i originally proposed fix for that reason, to protect iowa. >> ok, thanks. that was my question. >> we have a list, i have a question for jane. terms, if this amendment moves forward, nebraska, which is still have a caucus for the party building side or would you as a party not have it because it is not connected to delegate allocation numbers? >> anybody from the state of nebraska would tell you this, i don't make decisions as chair unilaterally. we have a very robust debate and discussion currently happening in the state of nebraska. i don't know if we are going to do a caucus. there are really good arguments on both side about our state right now. we can have a primary. we can have a caucus. for me, putting a restriction on this takes that right away as our state to have that discussion and debate your -- debate. >> m

well, last night there was a special election to fill the seat from that district in the iowa senate.lican still won, but that seat last night swung 31 points in the democrats' direction compared to last november. and that kind of democratic gain, a 31-point gain, it might be tempting to dismiss that as a political anomaly, as well. i'm told the democrats ran a particularly good and effective and well-known candidate in that race, but it turns out what happened in iowa last night wasn't a one-off. there have been four contested special elections in iowa since the 2016 election. last night was a 31-point shift to the democrats. the one before that was also a 31-point shift to the democrats. the one before that was a 34-point shift to the democrats. and one before that was a 32-point shift to the democrats. now, i mean, some legislative districts, some congressional seats, even, in some states, are going to be so partisan that that's, you know, still a comfortable margin for republicans. there are some places that are going to lean so republican that you can have a 32 or 34-point swing

, a location selected because it was in the middle of nowhere. 400 acres landlocked in iowa, iowa, because it had no people had no tensions. because they were in the middle of nowhere, would make it harder for white women to get to these men this becomes the embodiment of african-americans, it's not just soldiers, this is a camp where nearly 1,000 african-american medical professionals are being trained and hoping to be in the commission. though none will be in charge of black troops. jim crow requires commitment and resources. so this is a photograph of african-american dentists who are being prepared to send over to france. when you're talking about a country that has only 478 dentists for millions of people the loss is felt greatly. it had graduated roughly 4500 people and half of all of the doctors in the country. howard was the university that sent the most medical doctors into this war. nearly 20%. the impact on the cost for african-americans is great and for them then is the measure of the contribution. black fraternities. they're the first to respond to this call to war and the cal

seen since donald trump has taken office, in new jersey, in fridge and income in washington state, in iowa -- in virginia, in washington state, in iowa, and across the country, at the state level and the gubernatorial level with city councils and mayors, with state legislative races, democrats have been winning. they have been winning because frankly donald trump stirred up the base more than anybody else did. and higher voter turnout in virginia, they turned out more than they did for barack obama. doug jones picking up a seat against a faulted candidate in roy moore in alabama. but i think the signs are good that with the energy -- the energy is clearly on the democratic side right now and i think it is a good chance that they will take back the house, the senate, and picking up governorships along the way. host: let me take another point of view. speaker ryan says the results will be next year. if you are a middle income families, you are getting a tax break, more money in your paycheck, is stronger economy, you are looking at a stock market continuing to go up because corporations are

>> reporter: 70,000 strong. >> this is the first football season that the new children's hospital in iowa city is open, and it's right behind kinnick stadium. >> reporter: waving in unison, smiling up at the faces above. as the first quarter draws to a close, football fans turn to acknowledge the patients at the university's children's hospital. >> everybody wave! >> reporter: each game, dozens of kids now have the best seats in the house. 12-year-old kaden kelso was one of them. >> especially when you're in the hospital and you're sick, it makes you feel a lot better. >> reporter: mary ferentz, wife of iowa coach kirk ferentz, has taken part in the new tradition. >> i would describe it as a great, big, giant hug from 70,000 people. >> the university iowa. >> reporter: that giant hug is just the latest display of the deep ties between the team, its fans, and the children and families at the hospital. >> i think the proximity of the new hospital is just a constant reminder of what's really important, the battles that are being fought over there. >> this provided a real opportunity for our

s in iraq since fleeing from iowa's terrorists into syria we couldn't believe that in the twenty first century of of this time that something could have been a big a big area could be attacked by isis and thousands of people how it could be that they would be kidnapped and we made some pictures in the beginning and later we stopped covering and there started to help the people. why us is genocide of the city's numbers among the worst of its many atrocities suter keil would just much of it firsthand they were talking about the first massacre suffices there in the beginning of august how how did they attack them how did they started to cut the head off the old woman to cut the head off the kids to bring the kids into two pieces here and kidnapping they young women to later say use them as a sex slaves. i blame all the world because let them an easy target for this kind of wall of self on stars the video journalist reported on the war for two years and then fell victim to it himself a suitor killed was abducted near this intersection it's a painful memory it was the start of nine months i

. >> you mentioned that a lot of the voters, people in iowa and so forth seemed to be able to relate to donald trump, ironically a billionaire from manhattan who perhaps maybe a farmer in south carolina or iowa, you also write in the book donald trump got his news just like every other american from fox and so forth. is that part of the secret as to how he won is that he was so relatable? >> the first time i saw him live was in iowa. and covering the campaign in iowa it was interesting, everything from an hour and half area we put a lot of drive in that state and we drove an hour and a half des moines and we were a high school gymnasium and most of the guys there had a vietnam, vietnam jacket. yet non-t-shirt, some jeans, maybe boots or sneakers . donald trump was wearing a italian suit and a red trucker hat with a tie on. and cufflinks and he walks in and everyone got along with him, everyone was a backslapping attitude. it was very different from following the other candidates and the other candidates were dressed apart so if you went to a fancy dinner in dc with jeb bush or marco r

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(people cheering and yelling) >> we're sitting there in 2011, in pella, iowa. and he says, "costa, one day someone like sarah palin, perhaps even in 2012, is going to be president of the united states." >> narrator: the occasion was the premiere of a documentary bannon had made about palin. >> i said, "what are you talking about, steve? how could sarah palin become

in iowa was once a successful time boxer himself and his wife sent up there is jim three years ago with the help of donations bruno's that young time boxers are often exploited he wants to be a good character he's already a father figure to many of these kids. and i haven't met a lot of kids now they don't have the parents because their parents go work. and then. the kid. so nobody. and nobody will take care. so they get their young teen are. the people that get together and thinking that they don't know what they do and nobody plays them. bad and boom livin tynan's northeastern is some region it's the poorest part of the country it's few landowners a rice farmers but yields have dropped in recent years there are few other job opportunities more and more people are moving to the cities leaving behind the elderly and children. doesn't know if his mother still alive he hasn't heard from her in years who he knows about his father is that he works in a bank called factory and that he was drunk the last time you visited. things aren't much different for an eighty year old no meaning she like

adrianna: a deadly school bus crash in iowa is raising serious safety concerns. >> in this morning'sigating this deadly school bus fire in iowa. >> there were people inside unable to get out. >> the driver unable to escape. her child and the bus driver on the bus. >> by the time the authorities arrived, nothing could save them. >> the driver and one student were unable to get off the bus. >> bus fires are not rare. we have seen plenty caught on video. on average there is one every day, 379 per year. but usually those on board are able to escape. leading to an average of about one deaths per year. >> this is a mystery, school buses are designed with safety in mind. >> coming up at 7 a.m. we will have more on this tragedy. with your gma first look, kendis gibson. $1that's like a big yummy hug.? so hug it up! hug more. hug large. hug medium? hug that. live it a hug life with $1.99 medium or larger hot chocolate. america runs on dunkin'. "what if" more of the came from renewable resources? "what if" the electric grid could detect, fix and even prevent power outages? "what if" our grid we

one of the concessions that we get instead is officer training camp in fort des moines, iowa. selected because it was in the middle of nowhere. 400 acres landlocked in iowa. iowa, because it had no people, had no racial tension. and because they were in the middle of nowhere, it would make it harder for white women to get to these men. this officer training camp becomes the embodiment of that hope and promise for african-americans in 1917. what is important for us to remember here is that it is not just soldiers. this is also a camp where nearly 1000 african-americans oedipal professionals are being trained and hoping or commission. though none will get to be -- none of the medical corps will be in charge of black troops. andcrow requires commitment resources. this is a photograph of african-american dentists who are being prepared to be sent to france. when you're talking about a country that has only 478 black dentists for 10 million people, the impact of a single loss is felt greatly. in the 50 years of howard university's existence, it had peopleed roughly 4500 and half of

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how dare she use hard-working farmers in iowa to cover up her corruption.k example of how the system is rigged to favor the big and powerful, this is it. since that segment aired, we received tweets and contacted by the office of senator ernst herself. here's what we said in swamp watch. it hurts consumers by raising prices on the gasoline and the groceries. number two, it hurts small refiners who do not have the infrastructure to mix ethanol and have to pay large refiners to do it for them. number three, it's not as environmentally friendly as they claim and it only continues to exist because the companies and organizations that make money off ethanol by the support that key politicians are spending millions of dollars lobbying to keep the regulation and play spread many pointed out the big oil companies spend even more money on lobbying against ethanol and that is absolutely right. you can be sure that we will be doing a swamp watch on big oil in the new year. but tonight, as a follow-up to last week swamp watch, i want to discuss this topic with kevin fr

host: that is randy in iowa. mr. stern, jump in. guest: i think that is the debate, who are the biggest liars. i will just tell you about my experience. experience, and nothing more, nothing less. people who, i think the people i met most and talked to just as a sort of experiential fact, or people who agree with randy, but not always. that both democrats and republicans were liars, and had sold out to vested interests. they felt betrayed by the political establishment on both sides. probably the biggest tenor of conversation that i had was, people were angry at how democrats and republicans had left them behind. and there was a lot of truth and unfairness about people's real feelings. it surprised me at the beginning, and people said they were going to vote for donald trump or bernie sanders because they felt either of them work rejected thene who political establishment, and would fight differently. i do not think they were actually right, but that was the tenor of a lot of people's believes about how government in general deserte

why should a couple in iowa pay more federal income tax. that's been the case. this moves to correct that to some degree. >> reporter: one is challenges will be senate rules that require a bill to be budget neutral after 10 years. the senate version ditched the personal tax cuts after a decade with the hopes that future members of congress will renew them. >>> time is 4:18. let's check the commute. sal is keeping an eye on the bay bridge toll plaza area too. >> that's right. and i can show you a picture of the area. our camera looks at the affected toll booth. i put an arrow on it. the toll booth is closed; however, the other toll booths near it are also closed. 14 and some of these others. if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's going -- this one is closed. this one, that one, and that one. at this hour of the morning it doesn't matter because it's light. let's move on to the gilroy commute from gilroy to san jose. a nice looking drive, through morgan hill all the way to san jose. has been a nice drive into the valley will no major issues. and nort

. >>> and next here this evening, to the tragedy on the way to school in iowa. a school bus catching fire, taking the lives of the driver and a student. and how did this happen? tonight, the ntsb is now investigating. and here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: in rural western iowa -- >> bus on fire with people inside. >> reporter: -- a mother sending her student to school. >> the owner of the house that called in stated that it was her child and the bus driver that was on the bus. >> reporter: that teenager and the male driver unable to get off the burning bus. authorities trying to piece together how the two could not escape. >> it was backing out of a driveway and ended up in the opposite side ditch. >> reporter: school bus fires are not rare. we've seen dozens captured on video. engine fires. some starting in the wheel well. there is on average one a day. >> get out, get out, get out. >> reporter: but deaths are rare. usually those onboard able to escape. fatalities averaging just more than one a year. a statistic that changed dramatically east of omaha toda

from manhattan and perhaps even a farmer in south carolina or iowa and so forth and you've also go on to write in the book donald trump got his news and still gets his news on fox and friends and so forth. is that a part of the secret how he won that he was so relatable? >> the first time i saw him why, i was in iowa covering the campaign and it was interesting everything is an hour and a half from everything, so a lot of driving in the state. we drove an hour and a half am divine from a high school gymnasium and most of them had a vietnam hat and jacket and t-shirt and jeans, boots and speakers. donald trump was wearing a nice italian suit and a red trucker a tie and cufflinks and he walks in and everyone got along with him. everyone had a backslapping attitude. it was different than the other candidates and the others were dressed the part. part. he went on a fancy dinner with jeb bush or marco rubio, if he went to see jeb bush in new hampshire, he had on a vast and his leaves would be warmed up because it is kind of like a costume play. donald trump never did that. he got along wit

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a new des moines register poll showing 35% approval in iowa. iowa is a state he won by nine points. >> yes, in the general election. i w iowa sake mid western state. but clearly, you can see a wave building in a number of states. this has been a big complaint for a while. they don't have a really in-depth political operation, zblooiftds a-- he's a reactive politician. have everything by sight and by sound at these rallies. he's up to once a month at this point so he has to rely on a seeing eye dog in the form of steve bannon. bill stepian who's the political director has a lot -- he's basia field guy. he's a certain kind of operative. there isn't a depth of the rnc to bolster them in data and money. in terms of what they're doing for strategic terms, there's not much in operation there. >> there would be a bigger, a more complex or experienced operation it seems. the idea of him going out and doing rallies. >> absolutely. if you think of the most successful chief of staff, that person has a lot of political moxie, james baker who ran two campaig

in iowa the mayor of new york city, he's going to be giving a speech to the holiday party there in iowa, which is kind of a big deal. this comes at a time when gallop showed yesterday something i thought was remarkable. hillary clinton is more unpopular than last year. her favorability rating has fallen to a new low of 36% while her unfavorable rating has hit a new high of 63%. how are the democrats going to navigate this? >> she may lose the 2016 election. i'm not sure. with numbers like that, she may. oh, wait, she lost. >> dana: can i hold you there for just a moment? chuck shumer is giving a press conference. >> -- don't lead to job creation. they lead to big ceo salaries and money for the very very wealthy. and finally, senator mcconnell touted the repeal of the individual mandate. that's true. and now our republican friends will own premium increases on millions of middle class families. to many of them the increase they're going to have to pay in health insurance -- >> dana: that was chuck shumer giving a press conference up on capitol hill, talking about the tax bill. do we stil

something you did in iowa. hen crews found the data -- whenand people cruise found the data scoring and people were mad about fireworks being banned. you were able to connect with people. red light cameras. des moines, iowa area. those. hated issue peoplend an agree with specifically, it is a special moment in politics. we were going to talk about niche issues that were important .ust to one voter >> time for two more questions. pollingpolling -- did and a real effect on corker flake's decisions. i have been around people who work in the senate and it is a hard road. i do not know if the polling was part of their calculus in their decision not to run. but it is a hard life. you have a little bit of a life in congress depending on if you are chairman of the committee but i don't know how much polling played into their decision. yes, sir? map see you have the divided into 7 different sections. it is interesting to look at the numbers. have there been studies that take a deeper dive into each of whye areas and expl

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