he spent some much time in iowa, he spent so much time in iowa he has friends all over the state.ne of the few people outside this state who can say he has been to every one of our counties more than once. so, he does not really need an introduction. here's what i want to say about my great friend. for years he was a powerful senator. now he is the second most powerful person in the world, but he is the same, decent, unpretentious, approachable joe elected at the ridiculously young age of 29 in 1972. all the years he served in the senate, very seldom did you see him after hours in the washington social swirl. the senate quit work for the day, he was at unions station, riding back to wilmington, delaware, to spend the evening with his family. that has meant a lot to ruth and me. this job pulls you in a lot of directions. there are always demands on your time, demands to do something in the evening. when we started having our families, only two nights per week out, we abided by that. every night joe biden went back to his family. hime that says more about than about anything else yo

he is new to iowa. last summer he was picked by president obama to be the keynote speaker at our democratic national convention in charlotte. the huge ovation that he got at the end of his speech and all the talk about him ever since reminded everyone of the ovation for a previous keynote speaker eight years earlier, an obscure state senator from illinois named barack obama. [applause] the reason that there has been such an ovation and outgoing love and support is because many people see this young man as the future of our party. if you do this, you can try this at home or on your iphone. google julio castro and rising star. you will get 10,000 hits. at the convention, he was introduced by his identical twin brother of texas, who i introduced earlier. as joaquin said, for 18 years we shared a small room and big dreams. raised by single mom, they went on together to stanford university, harvard law school. in 2001, at the age of 26, julian castro became the youngest elected councilman in san antonio's hi

. >> the iowa republican legislator, and the iowa republican governor changed iowa law so that beingegally blind is no longer a barrier to not just buying a weapon, but to getting a permit to carry one in public. we're not talking about the specially shooting ranges set up for the blind and the visually impaired. we're not talking about that specialist highly regulated shooting set up for the blind. we're talking about a guy at the mall with a holster on his hip and a red tipped cane in his hand. when the des moines register did their big feature about gun laws in iowa. the point of that story was not that this loophole had been found in the law. the point of the story was it was all right happening. local sheriff's are prohibited from saying no to anyone who's blind who seeks this kind of permit. so they've been giving these permits out to blind people. at least three so for in iowa. because why not? that caused consternation around iowa and around the world. iowa legislators and the governor feel now about their guns for the blind law getting all this attention. and it turns out, t

yet at the same time jobs go unfilled in places like north dakota, iowa, and wyoming.er americans are willing to move across state lines for work. last year about 12% did. in 1985 the mobility rate was nearly double that. job relocation helps the overall economy, so why aren't more americans moving for work. wajahat ali is here, waj, unemployment affects millions of americans. >> yeah, a lot of frustration and skepticism in our community. a loyal streamer says . . . and just blank girl says . . . and ann gibson asks . . . clear and here is the subtlety of dr. harvey . . .. hopefully i got all of the hahs in there. you the loyal streamers you know the drill. all of your online streaming drive the discussion so join us. >> joining us is the man with the heritage foundation, on skype the author of the new geography of jobs joins us. and brent helps to coordinate jobs in north iowa. and britney moved to get a job. and mandy woodriff joins us. she is a journalist who questions solely to find work. welcome to "the stream." why do we tend to see high unemployment in some plac

one was returned to iowa.olved in numerous crimes in the state of missouri, i believe. and he is still in that state facing additional charges. the inmate that was returned to the iowa state penitentiary was charged for escape. he pled guilty, and his sentencing is tomorrow. he'll receive a five-year consecutive term. >> one of the inmates, martin moon, now resides in cell house 220, a far cry from the freedom he had a few months ago. he is once again serving a life sentence for killing a man in a dispute over drugs. moon insists he is not guilty. >> me being an innocent person, i've been compelled more than say the person that knows they're guilty and have been found guilty. i feel that they tend more to lie down and do their time and accept the punishment. i'm not willing to lie down and sand accept the punishment. i've been here going on my sixth year. i still got a couple steps in my appeal process left. when an opportunity arises to escape like i did, you've got to take it while the opportunity exists. th

he was first elected governor of iowa in 2006.-year term, so that meant he was heading into a re-election fight in 2010. and a few months before that 2010 election, the iowa legislature passed a new law about gun permits. the new law said if you wanted a permit to carry a gun in iowa, concealed or otherwise, there were almost no grounds on which you could be turned down for that permit. under that new law which was backed by the nra, iowa sheriffs essentially lost the ability to say no to gun permits, even for reasons that historically made sense in iowa. because of that, not surprisingly, most of iowa's sheriffs opposed the nra's new law. but it passed, and the governor signed it, and a few months later, he pocketed the endorsements of the nra, whoo-hoo, for chet culver! but yeah, he lost anyway. the nra's support was not enough, and democrat chet culver lost the election that year anyway, and he got turfed out as governor. so, now iowa is governed by republican terry brenstandt, the kingdom of mustacho. still, the check culver s

he is new to iowa. was picked by president obama to be the keynote speaker at our democratic national convention in charlotte. the huge ovation that he got at the end of his speech and all the talk about him ever since reminded everyone of the ovation for a previous keynote speaker eight years earlier, an obscure state senator from illinois named rock obama. -- barack obama. [applause] the reason that there has been such an ovation and outgoing love and support is because many people see this young man as the future of our party. if you do this, you can try this at home or on your iphone. google julio castro and rising star. at the convention, he was introduced by his identical twin brother of texas, who i introduced earlier. as joaquin said, for 18 years we and big small room dreams. raised by single mom, they went on together to stanford university, harvard law school. 26, castroe age of became the youngest elected councilman in san antonio's history. he was elected mayor in 2009, elected to a third t

katrina, what does iowa mean to both candidates? >> iowa means a lot. it's symbolic.owa. but i have to say, this democratic party heading into 2016 is going to have a fierce debate on its hand. because the party is united on cultural issues, but it's where the party stands on a smart economic populus message. what it's going to do about a system rigged against working families. what it's going to do to tackle wall street and champion economic fairness. the candidate who really hasn't announced yet but who speaks to that clearly has done well in progressive polling wasn't there and isn't slated, but it's elizabeth warren, another woman whose name should be in the ring. and hillary clinton, there is passion around her, but i'll tell you, there is a lot of passion around elizabeth warren. >> will there be a lot of competition in the democratic field? >> i just get the sense watching j joe biden, he likes hanging out with people, a people person, enjoys being vice president. i don't think he would jump in if that meant there would be a fracture in the party. and i really

i ran a county in iowa, iowa caucuses for gephardt in 1988. and they want to see you.does not necessarily win you the nomination. you have to make a decent showing. gephardt won in 1988 and the campaign fell apart because he wasn't prepared to go on past that. biden is there. it is important for him to be there. i think that hillary still is clearly the prohibitive favorite. >> him being in iowa is very much a signaling thing, saying to donors, saying to interest groups, saying to potential endorsees three years down the road, right now, i'm in this, and you should consider me a quantity ty thhat's going to do this. >> you talk about the invisible primary, that's a perfect example. he's trying to send a signal. is there anything more than that that joe biden could accomplish now in iowa. could he get state lawmakers, could he get county, party leaders to say, you know what, i don't want hillary to run? are we in a situation now where maybe the best he can do is make visits like this to say i should be the first choice if she doesn't run? >> i'm of the opinion i think h

he spent so much time in iowa, he spent so much time in iowa that he has friends all over this state.m pretty sure he is and i went at heart. wan at heart.o so he does not really need an introduction, but there are a few things i want to say about my great friend. for years, joe was a powerful senator. now, he is the second most powerful person in the world, but he is the same decent, unpretentious, approachable joe who was elected to the senate in 1972 at the ridiculously young age of 29. all the years he served in the senate, very seldom did you see him after hours in the washington social swirl. as ruth said, when the senate quit work for the day, he was over at union station. he got on the train, the ride back to wilmington, delaware, to spend the evenings with his family. and that has meant a lot to ruth and me, because the job pulls you in a lot of directions, and there is always demands on your time. there is always demands to do something in the evening, and la laid the rolled down, no more than two nights a week out, and we of bothered by joe, and yet, here was biden, every n

for some like dale veers at iowa state penitentiary, that means the chance to pick up a new skill or two. >> you start out with a block. then cut it down. and then i keep grinding and shaping it until i get it where it's supposed to be. >> a life sentence for kidnapping has given viers a chance to master bird carving. >> i kept the very first bird i ever carved because i just knew that i would get better. that is the first one i carved. that's my duck head. duck's getting a little bit better. i have another bird here. they get better. >> when we met him, viers was hard at work on his most elaborate piece yet. >> i have a robin pulling a worm out of the ground. >> he even had a live model to work with. >> i've got a worm in here. see? he's alive. i've had him for three weeks. so i can get the color and everything right when i make it. >> viers is hardly alone when it comes to finding creative ways to kill time. at first our crew thought indiana state prison inmate donte kidd's stack of toilet paper with a mirror on top was some form of abstract art. but he had a far more practical rea

he is new to iowa. last summer he was picked by president obama to be the keynote speaker at our democratic national convention in charlotte. the huge ovation that he got at the end of his speech and all the talk about him ever since reminded everyone of the ovation for a previous keynote speaker eight years earlier, an obscure state senator from illinois barack obama. [applause] the reason that there has been such an ovation and outgoing love and support is because many people see this young man as the future of our party. if you do this, you can try this at home or on your iphone. google julio castro and rising star. at the convention, he was introduced by his identical twin brother of texas, who i introduced earlier. as joaquin said, for 18 years we shared a small room and big dreams. raised by single mom, they went on together to stanford university, harvard law school. 2001, at the age of 26, castro became the youngest elected councilman in san antonio's history. he was elected mayor in 2009, elect

(laughter) i want to give a tip of the hat to iowa. it's high time the blind had guns.they work way better for navigating the streets than those guide canes. because if you're waving a gun around, believe me, a path will clear. (laughter) now, folks -- (cheers and applause) folks, i hear you. you might ask "stephen, why can the blind be denied a driver's license but not a gun permit?" well, greg, that's because gun ownership is considered a constitutional right while driving is considered a privilege. which means if the blind want to drive, they should gate tank. (laughter) because, according -- according to altoona blind man michael barber, when you shoot a gun you take it out and point and shoot and i don't necessarily think eyesight is necessary. (laughter) true. though he did give that interview to a potted fern. (laughter) and, unlike the skeptics out there, i trust the blind! i'm sure they'll use their guns responsibly and get themselves a shooting eye dog. (laughter) to bark at danger and, of course, a spare dog for when they shoot the first one. (laughter) next

coverage checker from progressive. >> the land now known as iowa was once covered with rich, fertilebut today, only 1/10 of one percent of this prairie remains. the main purpose of the neil smith national wildlife refuge is to reintroduce the prairie. this is pete, one of the ecological researchers here. >> if i was a bison, i would more likely be over th way. >> did he just say bison? >> they are visible just over the hill. there they are. they are all just kind of hanging out. >> wow. just look at these day, beautiful and -- just look at these big, beautiful animals. the refuge provide 700 acres of tallgrass prairie for these bison to rome. just as as they are reconstructing the prairie, they -- alsoso reintroducing reintroducing the bison. speaking, bison are considered a keystone species. that means a species who has a much greater impact on ecology than you would expect for their size, and bison are pretty big to begin with. they come to this landscape and graze it down, but they only eat the grass. they ignore the broadly flowers. that creates more diversity in the prairie. the

he spent some much time in iowa, he spent so much time in iowa he has friends all over the state. am pretty sure he is from iowa at heart and one of the few people outside this state who can say he has been to every one of our counties more than once. so, he does not really need an introduction. here's what i want to say about my great friend. for years he was a powerful senator. now he is the second most powerful person in the world, but he is the same, decent, unpretentious, approachable joe elected at the ridiculously young age of 29 in 1972. all the years he served in the senate, very seldom did you see him after hours in the washington social swirl. the senate quit work for the day, he was at unions station, riding back to wilmington, delaware, to spend the evening with his family. that has meant a lot to ruth and me. this job pulls you in a lot of directions. there are always demands on your time, demands to do something in the evening. when we started having our families, only two nights per week out, we abided by that. every night joe biden went back to his family. to me t

heritage illustrated titled the election of julia addington, an accidental milestone in iowa politics uncovered this array of an iowa woman who was believed to be the first woman elected to public office in the united states. it's my great pleasure to introduce sheryl. [applause] >> it's a great honor to be part of the 2013 roosevelt reading festival today. for anyone who lives history, it's exciting to spend time in a presidential library and museum. but for a left-handed by reversible, it's especially gratifying to be here hide her. it gives me the opportunity to introduce the stories of some and visuals who like roosevelt showed courage and determination as they fought to overcome fascism and not the ascent to make the world safe for democracy. they did it with perseverance, resolve and stubborn resistance. off it with grace and dignity under unimaginable pressure. unlike roosevelt, the experience of these african-american women were generally ignored during the war years. largely forgot by the time we realized was running out to collect the fading memories of that generation. many

, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon t. jackson. you remember him from "trop

so the cook family vacation, we ave also done iowa before. so our kids say they don't like actually knowthey more than they think. >> what is your favorite aairport? >> my least favorite airport is atlanta. gosh, i don't know. >> you've been in all of them. >> oh, shoot, i don't know. >> of all the politicians you have seen in your lifetime, which one is the biggest -- i don't want to say in your favor, but had the biggest impact on you? >> well, i never personally met president reagan. but just bill clinton was a hell of a politician. just the skills. the raw skill that that guy had was pretty amazing. and i'm sure, had i had any personal experience with president reagan i would probably feel the very same way. but you know, when you see people that are single-a, double-a, triple-a ball players and then you see someone that is not only major league but hall of fame, whether you agree with them or not or whatever, you just say "wow." >> charlie cook, we are over time. charlie cook, "cook political reports." >> thank you. >> thank you. [captio

that's against the law in the state of iowa. >> reporter: as deputy held of the u.s. strategic command in iowa. he overseas america's land and sea-based nuclear missiles and bombs. in a highly uncrucial move, the command has suspended him from his high stakes duties. >> now we're, of course, cooperating with the department of defense and helping them in any way we can. >> reporter: the investigation began in june when state agents suspected fake chips at a poker game at the horse shoe casino in council bluffs. now it continues in the hands of the navy's criminal investigators. no charges have yet been filed. through a spokesman, he today had no comment. while hall has been suspended, he has not been removed from his post. that's something only the secretary of defense, chuck hagel, can do. the military is awaiting his decision. david? >> susan saulny, thank you. >>> this evening, to new and haunting images, just as we learn new details about the final moments of that hot shot fire fighting team trapped and killed in that fire. in those final moments, just two minutes

>> the pressure has to be maintained on the iowa rannian regime. are guilty until proven innocent. you can say to the iranian regime, consider your new president start fresh. show us. this is not time for president obama and our administration to congratulate him on becoming a moderate president and releasing prisoners and any of that. take responsibility in syria and free our american pastor held in iowa ran and free the other 800 prisoners. they are journalist and christians and other people who should not be in prison to begin with. show us what you are talking about. >> actions speak louder than words. >> there are new developments in the aaron hernandez murder case. we'll explain who was in court and why. and our legal panel weighs in as prosecutor prove their case as to who killed lloyd. >> and a teenage girl is safe at home after a kidnapping. what link between her family and the men who abdubted her? >> she looked very happy to be back home. >> fiery explosion rocking a chemical plant just outside of coke oak city. it is not a blast of fire

that essentially is what the statute says in iowa. blind still have to go through the process of taking a test and being certified in order to obtain the permit. so this idea, this notion that anyone can carry a gun at any time whenever they feel like it is actually incorrect. you still have to get a permit. >> i have to say, stevie wonder was on piers morgan and he said, imagine me with a gun, it's just crazy. >> if you watch that video with him shooting it was crazy. >> at the same time, not everybody is at the level that stevie wonder is. it's a great debate and makes for awesome piers morgan viewing. i will say that. thank you. good to see you both. >>> the world is about to get into a cat and mouse game if the russian plan for syrian chemical weapons actually gets any momentum. finding them. chasing them, getting them, destroying them. have you ever wondered how many qualified people there are in this world who can do that job? when you see the numbers after the break, you might shudder. it's coming up. on one page... before he c

joe biden, iowa loves joe, joe loves iowa. step on the day why bringing up other people who might run. >> when a about his day? >> why wouldn't he have brought her up. >> unsolicited name. >> if he runs in 2016, the president will say what? >> my guy. >> they have an agreement with the clintons. >> this is what the president said yesterday. >> we are tremendously lucky to have an incredible former secretary of state who couldn't have served me better and an incredible vice president who couldn't be serving me better and i suspect if you asked both of them they would say it's too premature to start talking about 2016. >> he's in iowa. >> iowa is a big state and an old friend of tom harkin. >> iowa is a big state. >> that's a great look the end. george, that's all you're getting. >> iowa is a big state. >> okay. interesting. you know they have -- i'm just telling you. bad interview. it's so boring. >> what's the deal? he and the president is part of that deal including obama taking biden up to the truman balcony and pushing him

for "outfront," des moines, iowa. >> a pretty amazing report when we filmed that. gun or not? >>> now the power of movies. harry is back. sort of. warner brothers is going to release the new film series based on the world of harry potter but it won't be about harry himself but follow the adventures of a guy like newton. i don't know how to pronounce it. most of you probably do. he is the hero of another wizard book called fantastic beasts and where to find them. j.k. rowling is writing the movie script. and she said the new film will be set in the worldwide community of witches and wizards where i was so happy for 17 years. newt's story will start in new york. j.k. rowling is worth nearly a billion. why is she going back to wizards? clearly because she loves them. we asked a nerdist, and dan says in addition to the dump truck of money they probably drove to her house, it is about her relationship with warner brothers and her fans. in today's statement, rowling. she couldn't imagine anyone else writing her characters and she is j.k. rowling so warner brothers said s

investigators out in iowa where he is stationed said he had a secret gambling problem. not only was he spending time in the casino but he passed out counterfeit chips. >> the officers have to be beyond reproach, especially when it deals with nuclear weapons. >> sources tell abc news while the investigation is going on, the highly decorated sail her could face prosecution within the military as well as felony charges are out in iowa. >> you're rushed and don't know what to get for dinner. between work and your child's practice you wait. what fast food chain is behind the delays at the drive through. >> he sits right next to you. three reasons to tell the guy to go home. oq3e!tk0 >>> look now at how precious metals are starting off the week, unfortunately, not great. goacialtiond silver, platinum all start the week -- gold, silver and platinum. >>> bank rate.com said for the 15th straight year fees for overdrafts and out of network atm use are increasing. if you're using another bank's atm over $4. right here in baltimore using another bank's will cost just over $3.50. >>

, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon t. jackson. you remember him from "tropic thund

for the last 130 years, norden hall has sat on the same corner in des moines, iowa. but no more...the 33 hundred square foot rowhome escaped demolition by being moved four blocks away....verrry slowly. now that the three hour move is complete, it will be renovated and converted into a restaurant and office space. time for a last look at the seven day... dawn, what's it gonna be? the chances ray rice plays on sunday... and why joe flacco doesn't care about stats... next in sports unlimited... these are the hands of a surgeon. a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org. join us, and thrive. barnd. now its time for sports unlimited with morgan adsit. things are looking up for ray rice... rice returned to practice this week for the first time... since hurting his hip week two agai

and this fear, is fundamentally about the iowa caucuses. the failure to pass this will simply be evidence of his commitment to true conservatism. the gospel he is preaching out along the campaign trail before very long. there is great anger in the republican party. and they don't fall on deaf ears for the activists based in the republican party. if you are about ted cruz and you care about yourself interest here. this is great politics. because, you know, he is, he is rising at the expense of the party. at the expense of the congressional brand. i think what's important to remember as you watch this play out. so many republicans pointed out by governor dean. get driven off the cliff by this stuff. we have given up five u.s. senate seats over the last two election cycles. by the nomination of the tea party crazies. by any one of the number of states. it's not clear if we won't add to the count as we move forward into 2014. or maybe lose some more as we follow that version of the tactics here. >> steve, can you steam out the cruz presidential

but they don't vote in iowa.>> >> and here is why some people have used the word cynicism. as you mentioned there is an enormousth frustration among conservatives in the base. they lost last year's election with a candidate who was not a great candidate.grea they felt the rnc let themdo down and theyw were out matched. they want change in washington. so what senator cruz has done and i don't think anyone can d argue against thison he has elevated his profile. he has done it very specifically by beating on his own colleagues in the republican party. that sounds good with the baseus out there, but in the longer run you need lots and lots of friends to run for president. >> is he the next ronald rea regan? >> i don't think so. regan united the party. u he didn't isolate his allies in the interest of self-promotion. what cruz is also doing is more damaging. e he is giving reid and the democrats an excuse to bust the spending caps and to use the leverage. that is the best lefnlg that republicans have to bring down spending. it is, woulding. >>> when we come back, a historic phon

iowa and minnesota battling for the floyd of rose dale. second quarter, jake rudolph to damon powell. 74 yard touchdown. iowa twins 23-7, they've beaten minnesota 10 of the last 13. >> next saturday night ohio state and northwestern, we'll see you then. good looks or gres mileage. that'd be like somebody being large or in charge. and there are three ways to do this, my way, my way, my way!! do i make myself clear?! i like "and" better. yeah and is better, the twenty fourteen fusion hybrid. ford gives you hybrid fuel economy ana whole lot more. go further captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- inthe top story, the battle congress to prevent a government shutdown next week. a live look at the house floor right now. when is the last time you saw lawmakers working at 11:44 p.m. they'reurday night? continuing to debate a bill that would prevent a shutdown and implement parts of the health care law. the white house is said president obama would veto any bill that delays health care reform. richard reeve has been follow

it's great for iowa, south carolina politics. rotten for america. >> he is a rock star in iowa. >> yeah. but the problem is, the first scratch is, if you had taken the right strategy -- by the way, cruz wants to get rid of the irs, could havegone after the irs. if they had done that over six weeks, not back up to two days. it will be weak, it will fail, and they will end up with nothing. >> other rock stars of recent vintage, herman cane, rick perry, sarah palin, they come and they go. if you're going to be a snow and you want to make it, you have to do something that works. >> i'm getting a hard wrap. you guys are great. check them out. you can get more from literature cal insiders every monday at 10:30 a.m. live. they'll be back here next sunday. you can also follow them on twitter. thank you. >> thank you, greg. >> thank you. fun stuff. >> a healthy you with carol alt is coming up next. more from america's news headquarters in 30 minutes. get ready to exercise. is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn

for the last 130 years, norden hall has sat on the same corner in des moines, iowa. but no more...the 33 hundred square foot rowhome escaped demolition by being moved four blocks away....verrry slowly. now that the three hour move is complete, it will be renovated and converted into a restaurant and office space. time for a last look at the seven day... dawn, what's it gonna be? the chances ray rice plays on sunday... and why joe flacco doesn't care about stats... next in sports unlimited... that's all tonight fororororororororororor i'm karen parks. and i''m jeff barnd. now its time for sports unlimited with morgan adsit. things are looking up for ray rice... rice returned to practice this week for the first time... since hurting his hip week two against the browns. rice practiced all week... no set backs. and is listed as questionable for sunday in buffalo. that means it's a 50-50... game time decision. the ravens will monitor his hip tomorrow... john harbaugh said... he's hopeful to get rice back on the field soon. here's the complete injury report for the ravens.

at noon, a legal debate on an iowa state law that allows just that. continues right now. hello again, fredricka wit field. here are the stories we are following. flooding nightmare in colorado. entire towns cut off. more than 200 unaccounted for, and rain won't stop. we'll take you live to one of the hardest-hit areas. >>> diplomatic deal in geneva. they agree on a plan to destroy syria's chemical weapons. will syria follow through and what are the consequences if it doesn't? we'll outline nuts and bolts of the ground breaking agreement. >>> and highway crash in ohio, a passenger bus overturned. dozens are taken to the hospital. the latest on injuries and the investigation. >>> a tense situation in colorado. right now, hundreds of people are awaiting rescue after being stranded in record high flood wa waters. check out these images from boulder area. roads are washed away, 218 people are reported missing from days of unprecedented rainfall in northern colorado. the boulder area the hardest-hit, got the year's worst rain in a matter of days. ten miles