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host: we have a phone line set aside for those of you in iowa. was a reversal this past year on how you initially viewed the evil magician of obamacare and its impact on iowa residents. why the change? guest: first of all, what we did was come up with our own plan. we want to be the healthiest state in the nation. at the des moines medical school we did health risk assessments on all faculty staff and students, we encouraged people to set their own goals. we found that this worked effectively. now what we have done -- we had to get waiver to do this, and i have a split legislature, so it was a delicate situation to work out, but we called the iowa health and wellness plan. people need to pay a modest premium if they are below the poverty level, but they had to do health risk assessments and if they do that the state will refund them the cost of the premium and that way they can know what their risk factors are and what they can do to reduce them. we are also working, obviously, to encourage people not to use tobacco products, exercise, good nutri

it is important to come to iowa and compete. we have had many people, like the first president of the united states, obama, got his start by beating hillary clinton in iowa. george w. bush is another one. the last two presidents of the united states launched their campaign in iowa very effectively. host: >> earlier today, the governor of iowa. one of the many welcome to washington dc for the national governors association meeting. we will be taking you live to the second session of the day about growth and jobs and america. then we will leave taking some of your calls and get your thoughts on the governors themselves. whether you think they would make better presidents than some politicians. we are watching them as they come into the room, it should have started a few edits ago, but they talk with each other before they take their seats. they're getting ready for this next session, growth and jobs in america. >> the winter meeting of the national governors association. the weekendof sessions, growth and jobs in america. is fox n

it will not be debated this year in iowa. host: mike is joining us from muscatine, iowa.st: good morning. regarding -- caller: good morning, regarding medical marijuana, my son had a brain hemorrhage when he was 16. host: i am sucked --guest: i am sorry to hear that. the hospital did a great job of saving his life, basically. within six months after the surgery he developed epilepsy. we have just had a continuous of all different kinds of medications to try to resolve his epilepsy. we finally found something that worked, but it has a side effect of rage, anger, and depression. then you have to give him antidepressants. those don't work. those have terrible side effects. the only thing that really works for him is marijuana, and it works great. unfortunately he cannot get it in the state. we go right across the river and get it legally. do you have anybody in your family that has a medical epilepsy, that marijuana relieves? i do not, but the mayor of west des moines does have a family member there. there was an article about this in the register. i have heard this. obvious

and i worked in the state senate in iowa for six years. we made our way to balance the budget, sometimes when it was painful. but we knew we had no choice. and therefore you carve that budget to match, you live within your means. tax increases come hard. in fact, we've reduced taxes, not increased taxes, now we have a surplus. but i mentioned the balanced budget amendment to the constitution as a requirement before we could vote for a debt ceiling increase. i don't know if that appetite exist here's in this congress. i make the point to you, mr. speaker, because i think more need to think about the merits of a balanced budget amendment to the constitution. another component that we could attach to a debt ceiling increase would be a requirement to audit the fed. that's something that has had a lot of signatures on it here in the house of representatives. when ron paul served here in the house, he pushed that constantly. and, yes, we passed it out of the house of representatives in the past, and they don't have an interest in taking it up in

do you think she could win iowa?>> i have strong faith and her and her ability and i believe that iowans are ready to see hillary clinton in the white house in 2016. >> host: all right. >> guest: i think she's a viable candidate for 2016. right now to look at the polls and polls change fast she is far and away the lead democrat and she was that in 2008 area and also republican contenders for the presidency. as to the question whether she is viable life certainly think she is viable. >> guest: she is a fund-raising effort going on in a research effort going on and they are all waiting for her to jump in. >> host: tranquility says this on twitter. didn't victims show their war on women when they chose obama over hillary in 08 especially when it was her turn. john and southampton pennsylvania democratic caller. what are your thoughts? >> caller: thanks for c-span. i have been around a little longer than the commenters ther. i have a little different perspective on this. i think there has been a clear deterioration in th

we continue to watch this story very closely in iowa.n being evacuated. now we can tell you that two people so far, two people have been take on the hospital with injuries. the hospital being told to expect more patients as well. we've got our eyes on what's happening in iowa right now. we turn back to politics and south carolina specifically. sup potters in south carolina are gearing up tonight for a hillary clinton fund-raiser. it's part of the ready for hillary effort that's been under way depth of the former secretary of state. south carolina isn't just the first in the south primary. it is also where many presidential campaigns are made or broken. it's where hillary clinton lost to then senator obama by a 2-1 margin in 2008. hillary clinton's husband was widely criticized for describing the obama campaign as a fairy tale. president clinton reminded everyone that jesse jackson won south carolina in 1988. many took that as somewhat dismissive of mr. obama's effort there. so what would south carolina mean to a clinton primary strategy?

a small town iowa bank, robbed. >> the taller one was lingering in the doorway of the vault. i'd look over there once in awhile but it looked like i didn't want to make eye contact. >> a violent chase on gravel roads across two counties. >> i don't think any of us realized they were that eager to fire those weapons. >> officers shot. >> shots fired. >> round splintered, hit my arm. >> my thumb was just about blown off. >> i saw blood dripping from his mouth. i had no idea if he would survive. >> can these brazen bank robbers be stopped? or is a killing spree just begun? and then two men dressed as construction workers terrorize bank employees and customers. >> they forced the teller to take them to the vault for the $120,000 in cash. in the plastic bag. >> with guns drawn, everyone in the bank knows these robbers mean business. >> he actually pushes her to the ground. he's got the gun in his right hand. >> two years later they come back and do it again, but this time it's a different story. >> knowing they were armed and it was three against one, they had concerns they were p

. >> let's go pack to iowa as we have students from the iowa state university. morgan todd is next. >> thank you for having me. i was curious when it came to gathering the research for your book, what was the biggest obsto obstiical you faced it? >> it was a long process. i think the research was really particular difficult. but it was hard to get access. i mean this was a very quite world. and john and had both had sources on the hill and at the state department and at the whitehouse. what we tried to do was cobble together our source list and talk to as many people as possible. we talked to more than 200 people for the book. people that do and don't like her, everyone is in there. >> i think it is unusual for two reporters to have totally different source list. there is very little overlap on people we talked to on the hill and inside the capital. but another thing i found very difficult and challenging i should say it is the state department rejects the actings we -- acts and i was surprised the types of things we got rejected on. >> nancy in texas. independe

i love iowa and i'm proud to be governor of iowa. hey, listen.i'm the governor of iowa and i'm really proud to welcome them. i want them to feel welcome. i say, come early, come often, spend a lot of money and go to all 99 counties. that is the way to do things if you're running for president. start early in iowa and come early and often. >> i know the caucus is around the corner. handicap the field. who would you put in the top tier today the three or four people most likely to win the caucuses today? >> we had a better turnout than expected and we are working to revitalize the party and we have focused on 2014. i'm very encouraged about the candidates we have running for u.s. senate, for congress, for the legislature. i'm running for re-election along with kim reynolds, our lieutenant governor. we think it could be a great year in 2014. way too early to think about 2016, but the caucuses will be held in february, not january 3rd this time. we think that is good. we want the candidates to come early and often and spend a lot of time in our state

morgan brennan has more from sully, iowa. >> >> reporter: in sully, iowa propane is a hot commodity. this season has been unlike any other he's experienced. >> have you ever seen anything like this? >> no, ma'am, i have not. >> reporter: so what makes this winter different? awn precedented propane shortage that has pushed prices to record levels and caused a number of governors to declare states of emergency. >> we have people who are at or nearly at no propane in their tanks, anywhere below 30% is extremely dangerous in this kind of weather. >> reporter: the never-ending cold weather has kept demand high. but the problem first began in october when a record-breaking late and wet harvest required more propane-powered heaters to dry crops. another issue has been increased exports. according to the eia, the u.s. now exports more than 400,000 barrels of propane a day, a historic high. transportation has also been a problem thanks to rail car and pipeline issues. and perhaps most pressingly, not enough trucks or drivers to cart supplies from texas, one of the country's largest propane st

. >> he worked at iowa public television. he was a video production coordinator. he was very well liked at that place, friendly face, always smiling when i saw him. >> mcrae typically worked long hours. unfortunately, it took its toll. in 1997, he and his wife of 12 years divorced. mcrae took it hard but remained a devoted father to his two young children. >> we would go over to my dad's every wednesday and we would watch tv, hang out. he would come to my football games and we would hang out at the varsity games. you know, he would take us out to eat, go to movies, stuff like that. >> mcrae never missed an opportunity to spend time with his children, but one morning, there was a problem. >> he was supposed to pick up his daughter and take her to school. he's a no-show. >> pat's ex-wife knew immediately something was wrong. she called both his work and home telephone numbers but couldn't reach him, so she went to his home and used her own key to get inside. and she found pat dead just inside the front door. >> there was significant blood patterns in the house itsel

it will not be debated this year in iowa. host: mike is joining us from muscatine, iowa. guest: good morning. regarding -- caller: good morning, regarding medical marijuana, my son had a brain hemorrhage when he was 16. host: i am sucked --guest: i am sorry to hear that. the hospital did a great job of saving his life, basically. within six months after the surgery he developed epilepsy. we have just had a continuous of all different kinds of medications to try to resolve his epilepsy. we finally found something that worked, but it has a side effect of rage, anger, and depression. then you have to give him antidepressants. those don't work. those have terrible side effects. the only thing that really works for him is marijuana, and it works great. unfortunately he cannot get it in the state. we go right across the river and get it legally. do you have anybody in your family that has a medical epilepsy, that marijuana relieves? i do not, but the mayor of west des moines does have a family member there. there was an article about this in the register. i have heard this. obv

me go back to iowa, students from the iowa state university. morgan, go ahead. when it came to gathering research from your book, what was the biggest obstacle you faced? guest: good question. it was a long complicated process. we started a couple years ago in 2012 around the convention season. the research was really a particularly difficult thing, it was hard to get access. this is a very insular world. john and i had sources on the hill and at the state department , at the white house. we tried to cobble together our source list, talk to as many people as possible. we talked to more than 200 people. people who like her, don't like her, everyone. guest: it is unusual for two reporters to have completely different source lists. there is very little overlap between the people amie talk to and the people i talk to. that was helpful, we were really talkingg who we were to. another thing i found difficult, the state department summarily rejects a lot freedom of affirmation act requests that seem simple. we had a researcher helping us, you have to frame these things

. >>> coming up later, we'll talk to a solder from iowa who is trying to get the people of afghanistan goats. >>> military investigators are looking into allegations that hundreds of army recruiters took kickbacks. more than a thousand people are suspected of collecting payouts that total more than $29 million. john the senate now looking into this matter. >> they think it is very serious indeed, del. it was called the recruiting assistance program of 2005, and basically 800 soldiers and 200 officers were accused of being paid illicit bonuses for trying to recruit their friends to the national guard. and we with told the amount of money that went out ran into hundreds of thousands of dollars. now claire mchas call from missouri is outraged by this, he has called together the oversight committee, and within the past few minutes she has said this scandal is discouraging and depressing. >> even one case of fraud would have been too many. instead we now know thousands of service members their families and friends may have participated in schemes to defraud the government they served and th

there is that little mess, look back towards iowa. it just got dumped. this is what we call a little clipper low. it is going to drop some snow. already, winter weather advisory, central illinois, along the ohio river in kentucky, west virginia. it is going to blossom into a very big storm. you could get 8-12 inches from this next storm. boston, 3-6. new york and philly, a little additional snow. the same with d.c. this is saturday, not today. >> bill, thanks so much. i am going to ask you to stand by. i want to fill in everybody on this. we have new york city mayor, bill de blasio and his decision to keep the schools open. roker took to city officials to task for a series of tweets. he wrote, so now my daughter's public school is being let out early. is it worth putting kids' safety at risk? how about the parents and caregivers who have to scramble to get their kids home. is there no one there with economy common sense. i knew this a.m. that new york city would close. >> mayor de blasio is defending his call to keep the schools open. he says they don't

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iowa state wins 98-97. first in over 25 years. i am tuckered out. in the nba, oh, what a night ♪ oh, what a night you have to sing it. >> drilling the game winning three-pointer. bucks take it, 101-98. >> golfer, bubba watson. 1-year-old caleb on the green. posting this on him hitting the golf ball. he's even putting him on a tough one, that's a banker shot there. >> i love the pacifier, that's the best part of it. >> number 8, all the way. way to go. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins has more on the snowy forecast. that's still ahead. good morning, bill. it seems like we can't get rid of this stuff. >> no. going to be a while before it melts too. let's talk about this next storm. already starting in the middle of the country. 118 million people will be affected by this winter storm. not going to be record breaking in the snowfall amounts. it will be a big inconvenience in the next two days. as far as what's happening now. kansas, oklahoma, definitely the worst of it. as we go throughout the day. it spreads through illinois, missouri, iowa, southern

and watch out in the iowa valley later on tonight. you're going to need the shovel and plow also. that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. >> the northeast gets a break and the mid-atlantic also. it looks like about 24 hours from now is when the snow will break out in areas of new england and the mid-atlantic. and betty as has been well advertised still a potential for another storm in the sunday, monday time frame. details coming up. >> it just keeps coming. cars that talk to one another to prevent a crash. we'll tell you about that. and minnesota's metrodome deflated. plus the president fires back at media bias in part of the o'reilly interview that didn't air during the super bowl. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. wake it up with olay regenerist. form

iowa state's long hits a three-pointer at the buzzer.me we go after that shot. iowa state finally wins it 98-97. their first there in over 25 years. i am tired. >>> in the nba, what a night. an incredible finish by the milwaukee bucks over the knicks. game tide 98-98. seconds left. brandon knight throws the game-winning three-pointer right there. bucks take it 101-98. >>> bubba watson got his 1-year-old son there, caleb, on the greens. cute guy, huh? watson posted the video of his son hitting the golf ball for the first time. even put him in a tough spot there, a bunker shot. guy is only 1-year-old. well done. >>> skirting the issue of hem lengths for kate, queen elizabeth lowers the boom. seinfeld's super bowl commercial was a huge hit. details next. that it's given me time toabout reflect on some of life'seen biggest questions. like, if you could save hundreds on car insurance by making one simple call, why wouldn't you make that call? see, the only thing i can think of is that you can't get any... bars. ah, that's better. it's a beaut

line set aside for those of you who live in iowa. the number's 202-585-3883. governor branstad, i want to ask you about the affordable care act because it really was a reversal this past year on how yo:u initially viewed theffor implementation of obamacare and its impact on iowa residents.ena why the change? >> guest: we want to be the healthiest state in the nation. we did health risk assessments on all faculty, staff and students, and we encourage people to set their own goal, and we found this worked effectively. and so now what we've done as -- and we had to get a waiver to do this, but -- and i have a split legislature, so it was a delicate situation to work out, but we call it the iowa health and wellness plan, and people need to pay a modest premium be they're below the poverty level, but then they do health risk assessments. if they do that, the state will actually refund the cost of the premium, and that way they can know what their risk factors are and what they can do to reduce them. and we also are working, obviously, to

iowa state does win in triple overtime. >>> jim mcinvale says he will refund purchases for a game.s him $7 million. >> jim might be selling newspapers tomorrow. >> and a lot more coach couches. -- a lot more couches. >> recliners. >> thanks for watching. join us again on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ( bell ringing )

iowa. >> it's cold in iyt wf.t is in iowa, but iowa's hot, hot, hot for politics, right? >> reporter: you got it. >> all the talk about 2016 has been about hillary. and you know, it's so interesting, because last night on "piers morgan," walk us through what john mccain says about the hillary chances. >> reporter: this raised some eyebrows. they were talking about 2016, of course, and whether clinton may run or not. listen to john mccain. >> i would bet, my friend, as much as i hate to admit it, that right now, this is why we have campaigns, but right now, if the election were tomorrow, hillary clinton would most likely be the president of the united states. >> yeah, how about that? but you know what he said? hillary clinton wouldn't be my candidate. of course, he's a republican, she's a democrat. one more thing, the first lady on "jimmy fallon" last night. take a listen. oh, no listen, sorry. no sound there. but guess what? her and jimmy fallon have teamed up once before for the healthy eating initiative she does

when we met joseph gilchrist, the openly gay inmate was locked up in administrative segregation at iowapenitentiary awaiting judgment for his latest transgression. >> what's the charge? >> sexual misconduct. >> inmate gilchrist was allegedly involved in a situation in the chapel involved in sexual activity with another inmate. he has a history of this. it's not a great surprise. >> there is a lot of sex in prison. the officers try to deter it as much as possible because of the fact that, it is iowa, it's not the most openly gay state. >> any type of sexual activity between inmates is against our rules. >> it's here. it goes on. >> but sex has been a source of trouble for gilchrist. only 20 years old when we met him, he was serving a 40-year sentence on 4 counts of sexual abuse. >> it was just a mistake i made when i was a kid and i was only 16. but, you know, stuff happened. >> navigating the gay scene behind bars has been another challenge for gilchrist. >> if we hang out together, it's easier for us because we all have that big major thing in common, even though a lot of time it draws

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anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. >>> state senator ron is free on bail tonight hours after plead got guilty to corruption charges. the southern california democrat surrendered today. federal authorities say he accepted kick backs from a long beach official exploiting health insurance laws and didn't want them change. he thought was a hollywood studio but was an f.b.i. sting operation. >>> a public memorial was held today for two killed last week while responding to a crash. both worked here in the bay area before transferring to the central valley. donations from the community allowed the center to

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♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. to look at this assuming your stomach is in good shape. competitor eaters you know that july hulk of thing. this is said different deal. ticks down for burritos from aa and less than three minutes. >> : the look. >> : go for it to chugged the diet coke at the end. to steak and chicken parade goes. and large soda and less than three minutes. less than 2 million years later. it is a vital. in san jose apparently home of the two top leaders. joey chesnutt top competitor eater and the world. he eats tons of hot dogs in summe

today in iowa, the des moines register ran an article titled to iowa recuters sour on christie. don't think anything that's come out of bridgegate so far has changed my opinion of him one iota said cam sutton, a retired insurance executive who was one of a handful of rich iowans who flew to new jersey on a private jet in june 2011 to recruit christie to run for president then. their trip was widely interpreted by national political watchers as gop discontent in the first in the nation voting state with mitt romney and, of course, the rest of the presidential contenders at that time. but knowing now what has transpired? i probably wouldn't make the trip today. i think i'm disappointed in some of the things he's come out as. he's not really a conservative. just last night, governor chris christie was still trying to sell the idea that he is the republican who can pass his agenda in a democratic state, even while democrats are investigating his administration over the george washington bridge scandal. >> you are still in the midst of at the very least a big distraction. >> right. >

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a report from elk horn, iowa. >> from his dining table in elk horn iowa, rick burns has been formulatinga plan for helping the afghan people help themselves. >> i have very personal relationships with iraqis and after gans. these are not people that i was -- that i was just interacting with. these are people that i consider to be friends. >> he spent nearly three decades in the army national guard and reserves as a civil affairs officer with tours in both iraq and afghanistan, he says he shaz seen the problems of waste, fraud and abuse firsthand. >> we have not gotten it right when it comes to the development piece of this this thing. we tend to think if we spend enough money, we will fix the problem. we have spent a lot of money and haven't fixed some basic problems. >> as of september, the u.s. appropriated 96.6 billion for relief and construction in afghanistan since 2002. another 6.5 billion has been approved for 2014 what he was looking for was a solution to a complex problem. he believes he may have found it in the form of, of all things, goats. >> burns' non-profit aims to give tw

on the cold side blizzard warnings in effect in south earn minnesota and iowa.usts 40 miles per hour are possible through out the morning hours today. blowing drifting snow is huge concern and several more inches of snow expected. snow totals anywhere between 6 and 12 inches. locally there will be higher amounts. >> that's a lot of snow. >> thank you. a drug overdose now suspected in the deaths of two navy seals in alabama. they discovered hypodermic needles in the cabin where the two were bunking. they plan to perform an autopsy later this week. it is the ship at the center of the captain phillips saga that was docked in madagascar when the men were discovered. >>> the obama administration is expected to make more cuts to the medicare advantage program siphoning funds from seniors to pay for obamacare. under the cuts seniors will face higher healthcare costs reduce benefits and fewer choices in their health coverage. >> time now for a look at who is talking. backlash raging from a proposal that would let the fcc put so-called researchers in newsrooms all across

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the senior senator from iowa said that. he further said let's do our jobs. nothing is nuclear about asking the full senate to take an up-or-down vote on judicial nominees. madam president, i'm not making this up. this is what he said. the man who has the audacity to come here to the floor and object, saying what a terrible thing it is that we're having up-or-down votes on these judges. he went on to say it's a way the senate has operated for years. the reality, he further said, is that democrats are the ones who are turning the senate tradition on its head by installing a filibuster against the president's judicial nominees. that's what he said. but, madam president, he slows down senate business even on nominees he supports. how do you like that? this -- this week alone, the senior senator from iowa repeatedly voted against cloture on nominations, moments later. beth freeman, northern district of california, james donato, northern district of california, james moody, eastern district of arkansas, jeffrey meyer, connecticut. he voted to invoke the filibuster

he is looking at the poll in iowa. if hillary clinton is going to get 65%, he is going to get 30, will he still run? >> i think so. the decision he is going to make unless ted kaufman and his sons and wife -- >> jill is supporting him. >> howard, to you. >> to me the key question is what is he going say? if he gets in that race with hillary clinton here are two people who are both in the obama administration. one is vice president, the other is secretary of state. what are the issues that he is going to raise aside from personality and experience? what type of candidate -- >> you know what he'll do. secretary clinton will probably edge a little bit to the right on foreign policy from where obama is. >> right. >> a little more middle eastern get involve kind of thing. we know that. she voted for the iraq war. he'll sneak in right behind her and say i'm on the left. that's one move he makes. >> that's true. and on foreign policy -- >> now backs the president a thousand%. >> the former defense secretary bob gates scorches

he knows he has to win iowa, compete with cruz in iowa. games at the same time. it's very difficult for rand paul because it's going to be hard to establish himself as someone that's a nominee for the general election while trying to beat cruz. >> he can't afford not to be the tea party favorite. let's move to hillary clinton, perry. i think it's interesting with these papers, washington free beacon the first ones to dig through this, but it didn't to me change the story. we know that she was very supportive of her husband. we did get a little more context that she -- that there was a little bit of an emotional blaming herself a little bit, saying that job is very lonely. so there was an interesting personal aspect to this but what did you learn out of this episode? >> i guess her comments were interesting that had been reported before when she talks about criticizing the women that accused him of sexual harassment. that was the one thing that was interesting to me, jumped out to me. in broader context, though, conservatives are going to g

she was picked up in iowa yesterday.ouse when caden disappear disappeared. they found her and at the time they arrested her on a warrants charge and they found baby clothing and not caden. a search turned him up this morning and everybody is happy about it. he appears to be in good health. >> despite frigid temperatures, caden was found ark live and appears to be doing very well. in the words of ems officials, he is in excellent health. >> great news. kristin smith remains in custody and could be likely facing kidnapping charges. so great to cover a good news story. >> so nice to have. >> the mood here is just awesome. to know that this little boy is safe. >> do we know if mom and dad and baby have been reunited? >> happening we believe as we speak. we are not sure where. we are trying to find that out. >> awesome. thank you very much. we told you at the top of the hour about a possible terror plot for the olympics rchlg the hijacker trying to force the airliner to land in sochi. all of this was happening and this was a

fourth district of iowa.republican from the fourth district of iowa. he is here to answer your questions and take her comments. barbara is up first in arlington, texas on our line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. first of all, i just want to commend republican king. we love him in texas. the thing that i think the country does not realize here -- i have been a registered nurse for 30 years. year, heartland and dallas had 1700 illegal deliveries in just one month. worth,h worth -- fort they recently opened 75 clinics --t give free union care premium care. everything is free. it is all free. re new social service people that come in and sign them up for every entitlement out there. i don't think the american public knows how bad this problem is. i have seen that even if they don't have a viable delivery, they still get signed up for everything. they do have a partner that they always come in as a single woman with four children. they have a partner living there that is living and making a de

me go back to iowa, students from the iowa state university. morgan, go ahead.it came to gathering research from your book, what was the biggest obstacle you faced? guest: good question. it was a long complicated process. we started a couple years ago in 2012 around the convention season. the research was really a particularly difficult thing, it was hard to get access. this is a very insular world. john and i had sources on the hill and at the state department , at the white house. we tried to cobble together our source list, talk to as many people as possible. we talked to more than 200 people. people who like her, don't like her, everyone. guest: it is unusual for two reporters to have completely different source lists. there is very little overlap between the people amie talk to and the people i talk to. that was helpful, we were really talkingg who we were to. another thing i found difficult, the state department summarily rejects a lot freedom of affirmation act requests that seem simple. we had a researcher helping us, you have to frame these things prett

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randy and iowa. caller: good morning. want more responsibility for that has beenck in washington between the congress and the president. and all the environmental problems happening in north carolina and west virginia. shame. it is a i think we need to be more lessnsible with a little corporate welfare. corporations are doing well enough, they should pay their share. alan inndy in iowa, missouri. where is sedalia, missouri? caller: it is actually eugene, missouri. right in the center, halfway between st. louis and kansas city. host: how far from jefferson city? caller: 20 miles. host: how do you view washington? caller: i would like fairness, i see, one of the things on my mind is the congressional hearings on the irs targeting conservative groups. i would like to see a special prosecutor appointed to get to the bottom of that. it seems like there is a majorety with campaign contributor heading the investigation. host: when you say fairness, do you feel washington is being unfair? caller: it seems like it is a one-sided f

if someone comes along and goes to iowa and works really hard and hillary stumbles, perhaps maybe.efinitely a little more inevitable now than she was in 2008. talk to any democrat in iowa, new hampshire, wherever, they don't seem the same caliber bench that existed in 2007 and 2008. >> i have to say, she's not exactly hiding from the public. she's not doing interviews certainly but last night during the super bowl she tweeted, it's so much more fun to watch fox when it's someone else being blitzed and sacked, a spokesman for her said it was a 100% humorous tweet. >> she's getting the hang of this twitter thing. remember last fall during the height of the syria stuff when we put out the report about human rights violations? >> yeah. >> and she put out a tweet about diana nyad? this was good. people watching the super bowl with the devices in their hands, it's kind of funny, kind of stoking the democratic base by poking fun. this was a good part. >> and she's always been sort of funny and that tree mark hillary we hear a lot about but don't see when she first came on twitter and made

looking across the region, with another batch of snow, winter portions of iowa. the disturbance that will support our southern viewing area. a chance of snow for the whole area. but that chance is greater itself of 80. 21 degrees today. tonight down to six. tomorrow 21 degrees. sunday women 28. water temperatures next week. >> the plain that satanic themes song! they are playing it the titc theme song. >> 1973 was about six years before i was born ... >> we have an accident right now on the edens in bound side. this is at nile center road. a car in the ditch. crews are off on the shoulder working to clear this. a gas main leak northbound road is closed to balmoral impacting the intercontinental hotel. that is the latest on the roads. everything else looks good. >> can you say whoopie more time? >>, * do you and your wife make whoopie? coming up ... a look at the most romantic city in the u- s. and next in sports -- cubs pitchers and catchers reported for the start of spring training in arizona. >> i think we need to give the weatherman a math test. >> no love on

the noise in my view the outlook in iowa the more costly. the it city that's all i imagined and that we want to rebuild his wand that can be a will lead to. i'm not afraid to say this. the political process must understand however that then not pay to treat parliament's like to send him off for the purposes of entertainment was rather a stage for negotiating hard for reforms. he and i will follow. ramsey also a promise to reform the ponderous justice system. invest in schools as tackle the debts another confidence but it will be held in the lower house on tuesday where the prime minister's center left democratic party holds the majority soon off to victor yanukovich rejected the free trade deal with the eu russia drawn to the last fifteen billion dollars to camp. the first instalment of three billion was paid before the uprising that toppled yanukovich began but russia suspended old payments last week. so where will the money come from it's done by qantas. i live the press would have to have the talking. so what that means new new government

. >>> college basketball unranked ohio state against ranked iowa. aaron kraft led with 17 points. puts a dent in iowa's big ten title hopes, 76-69. >>> snowboarder shaun white had a minor wrist injury in practice in sochi. the two-time olympic gold medalist, he remains happy about one thing. his hair. >> no, i love it. it's so much better. i used to kind of have to like put it back in some way so it wouldn't fly in my face while i'm doing my tricks. now i'm faster. >> he's getting old. 27 years old. doesn't like long hair. >>> those bizarre twin toilets drawing attention last month, they're at it. this shot with two fully geared up skiers on tuesday. there was a caption in russian underneath that pic. loosely translated it says, foreign athletes love to pose on strange toilets in sochi. they are unique, are they not. >>> not everybody watches super bowl. last night on jimmy kimmel he found a bunch of them. >> how do you think tom brady did last night? >> i thought tom brady was great. tom brady killed it last night actually. he threw real well to the seattle receivers. >> did you