in iowa, when the iowa republican party collapsed after 2012 when they screwed up the election so badly, the folks who took over the republican party were the ron paul people. on the one hand, you know what? it's just one state. who cares what faction or another is running any one political party in any one state? on the other hand, who controls the republican party in iowa says you have to determine cowboys rode dinosaurs. here's the thing to watch now. the ron paul supporting chairman who took over the all but destroyed iowa party after the 2012 caucuses was such a disaster that ron paul supporting guy who took over after everything fell apart, he has resigned now as chairman of the iowa republican party. he resigned to work for the rand paul political action committee. a couple weekends ago in iowa there was a chaotic meeting of the governing board of the state republican party. then a vote in which most of those voting appeared not to know what they were voting for. it appears the social conservatives were able to take the party back. the brimstone folks are back in charge. the new

one was returned to iowa.the other one was involved 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 the 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 they tend more to lay down and do their time and accept the punishment. i'm not willing to lay down and 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

>> it's iowa. >> it's iowa.ter: it's that way for sue riddell too. >> i got to bring my father here. as old as he was, he wanted to hold fwhat and just try to hit it one more time. i think that's what's magic about the place. >> this is heaven. >> reporter: it is, after all, the field of dreams. dean reynolds, cbs news, iowa. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning" more on the bid of steve ballmer to buy the los angeles clippers. ben tracy has the details. >>> and a look at the upcoming tennis star as she battles it out at the french open. >>> and we sit down with the actor. that's the news on "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm marlie hall. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, it's friday, may 30. i'm juliette goodrich, in for michelle. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. the weekend is here and i have a good feeling about it. >> it's friday. what's bad to feel about that? >> hooray!

an historic vote at iowa's offsthe iowa house of representatives and senate passed a bill legalizing cannabis oil. but that was after the house made some changes to the bill before sending it to the senate for approval. the revised bill prohibits using the oil without a registration card from the iowa department of health. patients are also limited to each time and must have a prescription from an in- but just because they can get a prescription from an iowa doctor doesn't mean the accessible. except the biggest hub of the as the trees along the coast. right now temperatures not too bad. most of those in the '50s to read and edit like ours to do it with 50s out there. it won't be that would want that we've experienced of the past couple of days if by lunchtime to war-torn. 60s close eye. if it could give you a low 80s for the warmest inland spots. if three this afternoon baton we are expected and what is temperatures of the dead. hist looks like we could see a few upper 80s. to look like everyone was the temperatures at least five degrees cooler than yesterday. such futurecast 4. pre

thank you very much. >> let's move and turn to iowa.vering the event that mitt romney will be attending shortly, a flashback, campaigning in iowa. the rise of joni ernst has been remarkable to watch over the last 60 days. zin deed. is joni ernst the only primary candidate in america that has the backing of mitt romney and sarah palin? >> exactly. the convergence on her is unbelievable. what do you make of it? mark jacobs is a well regarded republican of that state. >> he came here home rather than texas. i think the turning point in this race is when bruce bayly w -- brayly was outed disparaging senator chuck grassley and farmers. i think that kick started this race. up to that point it was a very sleepy affairs. mark jacobs, personal little wealthy, poured at least $1.5 million of his own money into the campaign and had been the only person to sprint to the head of this five-person act. then joni ernst touted herself and that castration ad and she has had a streak of good luck ever since. >> very quickly, preview for me brayly and erns

we're on the cusp in iowa. she says something that's so far out there that it cost them this race. >> i think that is certainly the situation in iowa we have had a party that's been splintered. the argument going on in the primary. the orgt we saw in the presidential primary in 2012 we're seeing that now. what candidate has the best chance in the fall. we need to have pro-life conservatives, people who will be champions for conservative values and it's that kind of candidate who will present the best contrast. others say we need somebody focused on fiscal policiepolici fixing on washington debt and deficit. those are the problems. and so then they point back to mitt romney who say it didn't work in 2012 and we nominated a candidate like that. so that's continuing to play out in iowa. now joni does have legislative experience. she's a state senator. she's the only candidate in the race who has the legislative experience. i think she can draw on that in the general election. and she also talks about herself as be

again iowa's up (clapping) i know your square feet is going to be happy to see all the kids involved in this racing race >> we want to thank mayor ed lee and the staff for they're working together to make the waterways up community group involved. i want to now present supervisor london breed that has lead the way in bringing the community >> group together (clapping.) thank you. i'm supervisor london breed i'm here to talk about the by that time bay at that breakers i want to thank the d 5 neighborhood association group he along with connor johnson and the aide in my office led the way to make sure that it didn't have the negative impacts on the community like in the past. i appreciate the work they continue to do to make our neighborhood safe pedestrian safety is important i want to make sure we're having a good time because bay at that breakers it uniquelyly san francisco but i want to everyone to be to rob responsible the chief will talk about the public safety measures look out for one other people get over the top with the drinking we don't want incident so we want to make sure

>> it's iowa. >> "it's iowa." i love that. >> reporter: it's that way for sue reidel, too. >> i got to bring my father hereux and he wanted to hold that bat and hit it one more time. i think that says something, too, about the magic of the place. >> maybe this is heaven. for scott pelley, i'm norah o'donnell. hope to see you tomorrow on "cbs this morning." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> now at 6:00, reports that a former microsoft executive is ready to buy the embattled l.a. clippers. the price tag, get ready, nearly $2 billion. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. our sports director dennis o'donnell joins us with late details on what would be a blockbuster sale. dennis? >> reporter: indeed it would, ken, elizabeth. steve balmer is the apparent winner of the bidding war for the l.a. clippers. however, the nba has yet to confirm whether a deal has been struck. balmer, who made his f

king of iowa. at the end of the bill before she short title insert the -- before the short title insert the foal log. none of the funds made available in this act under the heading state and local programs, may be used in contravention of section 642-a of illegal immigration reform of 1986, 8 u.s.c. 1337-a. chip pursuant to the order of the house of today the gentleman from iowa will be recognized for five minutes and a member opposed will be recognized for five minutes. the gentleman is recognized. mr. king: thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment does -- what my amendment does is prohibits any of the funds used within this portion of the bill to go to cities that have enacted what we call sanctuary cities or sanctuary political subdivisions. the sthoveks code we refer to 8 .s.c. 1373 is -- write this is way. notwithstanding any other provision of law a state or local official may not prohibit or in any way restrict any government entity or official from sending to or receiving from the immigration

this happened in iowa.both the officer and the driver were not seriously hurt. >> mother nature has attacked me. send backup. >> the driver was pulled over for driving without headlights on. the car was totalled. >> wouldn't believe it unless it was captured on video. >> the very lovely charlize theron hosted "saturday night live." but barbara walters store the show. >> if you were a man, i would be all over you like butter on beans. >> andlet me tell everyone here, mariah carey is more vivacious in 3-d. >> i was in a hot tub with henry kissinger. we speculated about our nation's future, listened to some harry chapin and made sweet love till the morning sun. >> we're huge fans and you have always been a personal inspiration to me as a news anchor. >> well, but i'm a real news anchor. i'm a serious person. i'm not like some fake anchor like you or colin. >> but you're a co-host on "the view." >> i love that barbara can take it in stride. >> she was great. did you have a favorite when you look back at those c

. >> and we have this clip from the 2008 archives after hillary clinton lost iowa. >> this is a real rejection and repudiation of trying to sell people on what she is, and in fact, her top strategist said on the plane that this is a referendum on hillary clinton. >> what do the iowans think of her now? we will dig into that, and what a group of activists are saying about it later. age. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers, you can find it all on angie's list. we found riley at the shelter, and found everything he needed at angie's list. join today at angieslist.com but add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we take care of the heat, so you don't get burned. just another way we put members first, because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ nowchoose one option fromith red lothe wood-

>> five days after iowa, obama lost narrowly to clinton in new hampshire.was going to be a long, brutal contest for the nomination. >> i am still fired up and ready to go. >> obama's appeal to voters was undeniable, as he campaigned around the country. he was often joined by his debonair family. >> hi! >> sasha, do you want to say hi? >> hi! >> so what do we want to ask everybody to do on tuesday? >> vote for daddy! >> the american culture is really a culture that is obsessed with possibility. tomorrow we'll be better, tomorrow we'll be richer, tomorrow we'll be bigger, tomorrow we'll solve our problems. and barack obama really seized hold of that fundamental motif in american culture. >> when we cast aside the doubts and the fears, when we don't accept what the cynics tell us we have to accept, but instead we reach for what is possible. >> one thing that republicans, i think, miss about barack obama is the fact that he inspired like no other political figure of this generation. and i've always thought that to a large degree, it was bobby kennedy's unfinish

crime lab in iowa.not only confirmed this was a right foot in the soft bread but found enough clean ridge detail to convince him that it was the footprint of carlos robinson. >> i think if the bun was in a dry or stale condition, the print may have been not been reproduced. we were quite fortunate in that the bun appears to be fresh when he stepped on it. >> this proved that the only evidence at the crime scene was carlos robinson's. >> investigators believed christina was a victim of her own trusting nature. >> carlos was her neighbor. they had already bet. when he knocked on her door, she let him in. >> carlos wasn't wearing any shoes since he lived next door. once inside, prosecutors believe he made a sexual advance which christina turned down. so carlos hit christina with tremendous force knocking out three of her teeth. he then dragged her to the bathroom where he sexually assaulted her and killed her with a knife. he filled the tub with water in an attempt to watch away evidence but he grabbed the

the yeah from iowa? the have an amendment to amendment. >> the clerk will report the amendment. >> amendment to the amendment in much a substitute -- >> i ask unanimous con send that read.considered as >> it is considered as read and the gentleman is recognized for five minutes on his amendment. you.ank first i want to commend the people that have worked so hard bill.s underlying the focus has been to protect the civil liberties of americans ending the bulk collection of metadata. the gentleman from wisconsin's remarks, this bill ends bulk collection across the n.s.a. i agree with that statement. i listened to the gentleman from just nows statement and he said we're poised to end domestic bulk collection across board. i'd ask the gentleman from michigan would consider an amendment to that, bulk collection across the board by because i would submit that bulk collection will continue by will the private telephone companies, and in fact for national security this managers amendment, or the amendment to the

. >> somewhere in iowa, they created the hamburger called the gaffigan undead burger? >> yes. it's a zombie burger in demoan. >> your wife is adorable. how did you get her? >> brainwashing. >> maybe it was one of those traditional weddings you talk about. >> the burger, there's five patties, one for each of my children. there's jalapenos because i'm a spicy latina and cheddar because

went south and essentially just returned headed east went through utah, colorado, nebraska, iowa until i got back to minnesota. that first leg took 31 days. i've met about 100 of my facebook friends. when i started i had 302 facebook friends. it's about a third of the friends i've met. it's an interesting thing,

, iowa, they formed a human chain. they moved all the books in a little over 90 minutes. they learned a life lesson about neighbors and volunteerism. that is how it's done in stanton. >>> when we come back tonight, a young man with a big idea and how so many are following his lead. >>> finally tonight, our "making a difference" report is from new england. it's about a college student who's about a graduate and is taking away a valuable lesson and giving back. community service became his passion, as you're about to see, it has become contagious. we get his story tonight from nbc's ron mott. >> so my name is jeffrey reppucci. >> reporter: the sound of silence is not music to jeff reppucci's ears. >> today we will build seven playgrounds, create five new schoolyard basketball courts. give me a little noise here, people. >> reporter: but this is. a graduating senior at the college of the holy cross in worcester, massachusetts, reppucci's got people swinging hammers, pouring concrete, raking, and the down and dirty truth?

at iowa state penitentiary, we found that the most brutal violence is sometimes against oneself. >> open 11. 22-year-old inmate caleb etter, suffered severe burns over two-thirds of his body when the methamphetamine lab he was running exploded. when we interviewed etter, he was also serving time for both sexual assault and for attacking a peace officer. >> i push everything to the limit, because as you can tell, i think i'm unstoppable. i think nothing will stop me. nothing will ever kill me. i thought i was god. reality check, i'm not. >> in spite of his calm demeanor, a few hours after this interview, etter got into a verbal confrontation with a female correctional officer that quickly escalated. c.e.r.t., the correctional emergency response team, was called in to extract him from his cell. >> he's been banging his head on

>> we met murray at iowa state penitentiary serving ten years for stealing cars. he spent the last two years as cell house 220 also known as the hole. >> this is your maximum security unit inside of a maximum security prison. here's where we house all the inmates that couldn't be handled at another institution or couldn't be handled in our general population area. now we have to deal with them over here. >> during his time in prison and especially in the hole, murray has found a coping device in self-mutilation. >> i've been in here so long it kind of releases stress. >> how do you cut yourself? >> i was on razors but they put me on razor restriction and i find stuff in here, staples, plastic from deodorants and stuff like that. >> when was the last time you cut yourself? >> about two weeks ago. >> the next day on their way to

why is a distillery in iowa giving whiskey to its piglet? you to the animal kingdom next. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i'm pimm fox. iowa-basedye, an piglets, has said 25 dry whiskey grains in the hopes whiskey-flavored pork. did you ever think you would be writing a story about pigs consuming the spent grain that was used to make rye whiskey? >> no, but given what is happening with the pork market and whiskey market, i should not be surprised. >> give us the details. what happened? >> ever since january, templeton rye in iowa has been feeding 25 byproduct from making templeton rye. they are feeding it to the pigs and say it will make them taste somewhat like templeton rye. >> let's understand -- this nothing alcoholic about it. it was used to make rye whiskey, so the pigs are not enjoying any of this whiskey. >> i have a feeling templeton would beg to differ, and it is a kind of expensive, higher-end rye. ?> about $40 a bottle, right >> yeah. >> i was reading something about templeton that should be revealed, which is that they

>> when we met dante bullock at the anamosa state penitentiary in iowa, he was spending his third day in ad seg, the administrative segregation eye unit, also known as the hole. authorities say he stuffed this padlock inside of a sock and brutally attacked another inmate with it. >> do you think that you have a violent past or angry or what is your situation? >> i am violent when i am provoked. >> bullock is already serving a life sentence for kidnapping, but if the padlock assault charges stick, he could spend the next year in ad seg, locked in his cell 23 hours a day. >> i was in the wrong place at the wrong time. the inmate had been assaulted and my defense to them was telling them i was in the area and pushed out of the way as the inmate was trying to get away from the person that assaulted him. >> bullock was anxiously awaiting a hearing with the prison's administrative law judge to plead his case. in the meantime, he let us know that while ad seg meant losing

serving time for murder at animosa state penitentiary in iowa. >> i was never incarcerated with him. when i found out he was getting incarcerated, what he did time for, what he's charged for, they asked if there are any problems if we're in the same prison. i told them, yeah, i would probably end up killing him. i just cannot condone that. >> "lockup" has profiled many inmates who spew hatred to sex offenders. but we've also introduced viewers to those on the receiving end. thomas headley is serving a 15-year sentence at utah state prison. and like many sex offenders says his punishment is unjust and his crime misunderstood. >> i was charged with kidnapping somebody that was under 14. i am a man that is attracted to young women, god forbid. 99% of us are. >> when we interviewed him, headley was serving his time in solitary confinement as a punishment for being uncooperative. but he explained to us that he had his own motives for being in the hole.

>> our visit to the anamosa state penitentiary in iowa led us to a memorable pair of siblings michael and brad love whose lifelong allegiance drove them to kill. >> growing up i wanted to be him, you know. he was almost four years older than me. i see him running around drinking. breaking into stuff. doing whatever he is doing. i'm like i want to be like him. that's my big brother. that's my idol. so i kind of followed in the same footsteps. >> but as the love brothers revealed to our crew, those footsteps led down a bloody path that ended at a holiday party in the trailer park. >> christmas night, 1992, me and my brother went to a party with what we thought were friends. but they tried to rob us. take the liquor that we brought. >> they started beating me up. four of them. >> they hurt brad. i couldn't let them get away with that. they threatened his life. and i just couldn't handle that. so we left went to my trailer. i got a shotgun. my brother got a knife. machete. we went back out there and did what we did.

what's the current state of the tea party in iowa, do you think, hogan?ually alive and well. i spoke to a lot of people op the ground there today. several folks. they told me that the anti-obama movement is so big in iowa, that any republican, any one of these republicans would actually garner 45%. the question then becomes, of course, is that candidate going to be able to pull 6% to go on and win. there are questions surrounding each one of these candidates and their credibility in a general election. but only time will tell that. and right now, it is so tight, and so intense, however, from what i hear, joanie ernst could actually win this without a runoff. >> the question, though, are those -- >> the lower tier tier candidates, can they get enough votes to a runoff. >> governor, what do you think of the backing of joanie ernst by governor mitt romney? >> joanie has backing from the moderate wing and the far right wing of the republican party. you know, it's one woman against four guys, and she's famous for being castrater of the pigs. she's got to get t

the voters in iowa who didn't like her much, "washington post" went to iowa and talked to those who were against hillary clinton. they say she's seasoned, capable, smart, decisive, and amazing. those are the words coming up. can you name one republican that iowa voters feel that way about? that kind of list that we can put up. one republican. >> chuabsolutely. chris christie. >> chris christie is in the ditch. >> ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul, mike pence. john kasich. hold on. i'm giving you -- the problem is you don't like the answer. the problem -- >> i love those answers. >> we have a bench that is so deep that we've added a second row to it. the problem is that you guys don't like the fact you have one candidate. that's it. you put all your money on one candidate. and unfortunately, as her record continues to come out, it's not good. >> let me ask you about this, now. you mentioned a bunch of people, all of whom divide the party. the tea party doesn't like half the people you just talked about. the establishment is afraid of the other half. why don't you talk about your own party

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termina la semana Éstas son las principales noticias millones de personas en alerta mÁxima en missouri, iowana cadena de tornados en la regiÓn. hastiados con la de violencia los habitantes de tamaulipas salen a la calle a pedir paz en el dÍa de la madre le diremos los mejores y paÍses para criar un hijo. le llevamos a conocer secretos de la longevidad con una abuela que acaba de cumplir 116 aÑos. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout. >> buenas noches, bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn del fin de semana. felicidades a las madres. comenzamos el noticiero con el devastador azote de tornados que han afectaba el centro de la naciÓn dejando cuantiosos aÑos materiales. uno de los monstruos ciclÓnicos creado por la combinaciÓn de aire frÍo y caliente destruyÓ 80% de un suburbio de missouri afectÓ mÁs de 300 casas. a nivel nacional se estima que mÁs de 3 millones de personas podrÍan verse afectadas por la super tormenta durante los prÓximos dÍas. lucía nos presenta el panorama de devastaciÓn. >> vea cÓmo este monstruo de tornado golpea con furia un pequeÑo pueblo

since his return to iowa, moon has been housed in this maximum security unit.the prison has restaffed its security towers, added a new one and stepped up inspections for escape attempts. despite the restrictions now placed on his movements, he still feels the attempt was worth it. >> aside from getting caught, i don't regret it one bit. i'd do it again tomorrow, if i could. >>> next on "lockup raw" -- >> these are the worst of the worst. >> it's aggressive, dangerous, violent, you know. >> in one prison's most notorious cell block, a gray haired man provides an alternative to violence. >> i'm a pretty harmless guy. it's been a pretty friendly kind of relationship. memorial day weekend? looks like fun. but what about this? if you're looking to buy a car, now is the time and truecar is the way. just go to truecar.com to lock in guaranteed savings... without negotiation. thank you! happy memorial day weekend! >>> the most violent inmates are housed in solitary cells in the administrative segregation unit. a literal prison within a prison. >> these offenders are th

because of iowa law.w on paper or parole can never visit any body incarcerated. >> yvette and doris know all about that. since our visit to the correctional institute. doris has been paroled. the soonest she will visit e velt in 2012 when her probation expires. brad and michael love have more time. brad is eligible but has not yet made parole. >> we're going to spend as many years together here as we can. i love him to death. i would do anything for brad. anything. short of killing some body again. >> coming up on lockup raw:prison love. >> these cats are their kids. you mess with the cat, it's their family. >> special bond between prisoner and pet. >> play games, with no respect, they'll shoot you respect back. >>> the social center of almost every prison is the yard. it's the rare space where inmates socialize, exercise and occasionally fight to the death. but lockup crews have found that on some yards even at dangerous maximum security institutions, inmates have found something to fill their hearts wit

it happened at a ruckus party in waterloo, iowa.rived to shut it down, taylor grabbed one of the officer's pistols. >> i just shot the man three times, right? everybody broke and run. and the other police, he was still down, right? so i ran over there and i shot him three times. it wasn't because i was on no drugs or alcohol. i wasn't impaired, you know. >> and afterwards? >> trying to get away, it wasn't no remorse or nothing. i wasn't even thinking about turning myself in or nothing like that, right? i hid for about five or six days in the cornfields before they caught me, right? they give me a natural life sentence, discharged by death. >> for the next 20 years he was transferred to various prisons due to gang activity and predatory behavior. the aging inmate landed in anamosa in 2002. shortly afterwards taylor chose to participate in a victim pact program. but it wasn't out of remorse. he was hoping it would earn him a transfer back to his favorite prison. >> first, i was going to use it to try to get back to ft. madison. you kn

the chair: the gentleman from iowa yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. fattah: move to strike the requisite number of words. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. fattah: i thank the gentleman from iowa for offering this amendment. i oppose it and i would hope we would usher in a day in which the house would take up comprehensive immigration reform the president has acted, the senate has acted, the people's house should vote on this matter so that we can come to some conclusion on these issues. we're not going to handle it in a piecemeal fashion but i think that it's clear that there are -- there's enough concern in our country, chamber of commerce says we need to do immigration reform, every responsible organization has spoken out on this, owl our religious leaders have spoken out. the united states congress has the responsibility not to run from this issue but to stand up and vote and be counted and i hope one day that the gentleman from iowa will have an opportunity to v

an iowa poll, you're fame with it. let me tell the audience. an iowa poll, you came out on top. of paul ryan and ahead of jeb bush. not by much but you're out ahead. in iowa. what's that -- what would that tell our audience, governor huckabee? >> the people in iowa are very, very smart people and should be carefully listened to. is that what i should say? >> i don't in the what you should say. just -- >> they're lovely people and that's one of the reason is love them. >> you could go further. they're wonderful people. >> they are wonderful. >> they put you ahead in the poll right there. >> there they are. >> implies your running. >> no. >> committing yet? >> . no it's too early. this will be decided next year after the mid-term elections-not right now. >> that's a practiced line. >> it has to be. >> who is on your show? >> congressman michael burgess talking about the process of the select committee. we're also going to have the sister of justine pelletier, the 15-year-old girl who has been kept in custody of the state of massachusetts for 15 months. an outrageous story, every a

. >> what about iowa? >> oh, well, i think they love me in iowa, too, diane. i've been there a lot.y love me there, too. >> voting states like iowa, christie will be making an appearance there in iowa and south carolina the next few months. he's already been to florida. he made a pit stop of course out in las vegas in march to court gop megan donor sheldon adelson and cozied up to the republican party's base at this year's cpac conference. it might be his fantasy to sit in the big office in the white house, but here's the reality crashing down all around him. the u.s. attorney's criminal investigation into crist tie's office is accelerating. christie's allies will be taking the witness stand in a new round of legislative hearings starting next weekend in trenton. his support has plummeted in national and local polls in new jersey. and today, some of his donors are running in exodus for jeb bush. in private conversations that are now seeping into public view, some donors are signalling to tryst christie's camp that should mr. bush enter the race, their first loyalty would be to him,

piggy was born on a farm in iowa, seemed to be a nice, normal enough childhood. >> until? >> her father died tragically in a tractor accident and i think that was the beginning of her daddy issues. >> there are mommy issues, too. >> my mother, i don't talk to my mother. >> peggy never got along with her mother. she never appreciated the glamorous and fabulousness. >> she quit iowa about as fast as her stubby legs could take her. >> i think times were very tough. >> so tough she resorts at one point to posing for a bacon ad. >> for a bacon product? >> i would rather not talk about it. >> all the while, kermit keeps his reputation wart-free, with any messes handled by high-powered attorneys. >> there must be some mistake. i'm kermit the frog. >> i represented kermit in the '90s on a rather sensitive legal matter. i can't get into the specifics because of attorney/client privilege but let's just say we made it go away. >> musical talent becomes kermit's ticket out of the swamp. >> you got talent, kid, singing, telling jokes. >> a chance meeting with an agent puts him on the r

and new hampshire, he won iowa caulk us in 2008, and tpofpler gove former govern. he is endorseing a fellow pastor. this has a level of overlap. for republicans they suggestion they are eager for 14 expecting wins they see stal tailwinds pug sails strongly toward 2016, hillary clinton weighed in on gun debate today, said there has to be a tightening unyo up of rs and laws, well worth remembers in '90s when bill spadea was president, and assault -- bill clinton was president, and assault weapon ban pass that was a huge mistake. there you go 2014, 2016 overlapping. lou: carl the best of the, thank you so much. >> thank you. lou: carl cameron. >> on wall street stocks finished sharply lower, selling off 130 on the day, nazdaq down 57, crude oil up a fraction. gold dropped 70 cents. and yield on 10 year 2.60%. merck sel selling consumer careo be bayer. twitter shares plummeted nearly 18% after early investors and employees were a lowed to sell their stakes for first time since the company's ipo. >> whole food shares lower following an earning's miss. aley baba to raise

chairman, i disagree with -- gentleman from iowa, and there may be a downside. out, this amendment does not give the intelligence agencies any authority they do not already have, and that is the result of this bill. can negotiate under current law with the phone company, and if they want to, they can make a and maintain records for a number of years. amendment adds nothing and therefore nothing to security. but what it does do is it goes against what we ought to be doing. it is not an important amount of because it does not really do anything. it goes in the wrong direction, and it goes in the wrong direction as follows. what it really says is for the sake of national security, all the privacy of the american citizens ought to be held for the government's use for as long a term as the government may wanted from the phone company. also the metadata, who i am calling, who you are calling, how long i am talking, am i docking to my psychiatrist, am talking to my mistress if i have one, you know, all of that information. stephen colbert had fun with that when i was o

you have to look at this ad from iowa, a seat long held by this launch liberal, tom harkin.is record. you've got to look at this republican ad. it's joni earnst her ad against bruce bailey. just watch. >> she's not your typical candidate, conservative joni ernst, carries more than just lipstick in her purse. she will take aim at wasteful spending and once she sets her sights on obamacare, joni is going to unload. one more thing, joni doesn't miss much. >> give me a shot. i'm joni ernst and i approve this message. >> ruth, this is a very different kind of ad for a woman. we've seen the rifle toting joe manchin back in his cycle. >> girls can shoot too. >> this is iowa and sarah palin -- >> and castrate cattle, it's a whole new world of equal opportunity. >> but is this an effective ad do you think? >> we're talking about primaries and you know, in a state like iowa, it could be effective in the general election also. >> i think it's a good -- i would say i think -- it looks different, which is always your first hurdle in any political -- because at least people will look at i

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. >> sure, except what you should be looking at is iowa and new hampshire. paul was strong in new hampshire. there's a lot of organization there. that's a message that can appeal to rand paul type voters. then iowa caucuses, you know, it's about organization. it's about face-to-face interaction. this is a candidate who is incredibly good on the stump. he has been for a long timing every time, and is he refining that as he goes, and the fact that he is talking to different constituencies is a test that helps him improve as he considers running. >> well, i mean, we're talking to iowa and new hampshire. let's go to marco rubio, and let's talk about iowa for a second. very religious right. that primary is really sort of a religious conservatives to win, right marco rubio seems to be trying to cuddle up to that crowd. he has left immigration behind, and his new thing is to sort of become a climate change denier. let's take a listen to him talking to jonathan carl on friday about climate change. >> how big a threat is climate change? >> yeah, i don't agree with th

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thankfully iowa conservatives have such a leader joni ernst. >> reporter: republicans leaders believe ernst will give the republicans the best chance of winning and take control of the u.s. senate. but last night in the final g.o.p. debate ernst had an embarrassing gaffe. she was asked about one of the violent images in her campaign ad. watt the time of the shootings in california. >> would you change the ad or change it or anything. >> no, this unfortunate accident surrounding the ad. >> calling it an unfortunate accident set off a firestorm. she said she misspoke. >>> in alaska there is marvel at the campaign run by begich, long considered one of the vulnerable democratic incumbents but he's open firing at a top republican contender. dan sullivan appears to be the strongest g.o.p. candidate to win the republican primary in response to sullivan's latest ad accusing begich of not getting things done. he's running this. >> this is the plant that sullivan is run on. here will other places that he could film his nexted a "p next ad where i have extended jobs. >> reurgeaccordinghillary ro

an aunt in iowa. >> or uncle bob from oregon or whatever for a couple of weekend.t will be off limits for four weeks starting june 21. the mtc says the summer crowds are creating a safety hazards. taxis and residents will be exempt. >>> as we get older it's harder to lose weight but it may be worth the effort. a study in the medical publication lancet found overweight and obese adults found health benefits no matter the age. cardiovascular problems like blood pressure and diabetes all declined as the pounds disappeared. the study followed more than 1200 men and women since their birth in the 1940s. >>> it is the perfect garnish and it's kind of tasty, too. the fresh grocer tony tantillo is shopping for flat leaf parsley. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be here with the produce market -- i love walking the market and looking at what's fresh -- is this beautiful italian flat leaf parsley. i love it for garnish and great in so many different dishes. it releases beautiful oils right into the recipe into that pan. but selection and storage are very

democrats picked up two open seats in iowa and california.orward to a pretty good year for them in '06 and democrats picked up five open seats in arkansas, colorado, massachusetts, new york and a ohio. what kind of year will 2014 be? i'm joined now by vermont governor. governor, good morning to you, sir. >> hey, it's great to you with you. >> i think that seems to be your biggest challenge where at the end of the day when we look back at '98 after the '94 gop waiver, we look at '06, the gains that a party makes usually are in open seats, knocking off incumbents is very, very difficult. >> well, yeah, but let's remember that first of all in this particular round, 2010 was the biggest election of new governors in the history of america. and bottom line is what these republican governors have done is implement, the tea party sweep across america and what the governors have done is implement the tea party policies that the folks in congress so badly wanted to implement but the senate and president obama wouldn't let him. i think what you're sees

eastern iowa. and a warning along highway 35 there. cnn meteorologist jennifer grey joins us now with more on this. jennifer, what do people need to pay closest attention to right now? >> unfortunately, it's really the similar areas that we saw yesterday. once again, dealing with the possibility of severe weather. and we're already seeing it. we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect right now in southern iowa. this is in effect until 3:00 central time. cities of cedar all need to be on the lookout for this. we've got some very, very gusty winds, and damaging hail. we also have tornado warnings in effect. this is for that area, and this is heading to the north and east as well. eddieville needs to be on the lookout for this one also. these are very dangerous storms, very powerful storms. there's that two-minute warning that pop up. this is in effect until 2:45 central time. these are the same cities in that two-minute warni that tornado warning. get into that small, low interior room in your