craig lane is an iowa farmer and political figure. now we go live to iowa. you see our camera there is focused on the door, waiting for the suspect who walked through it, again, making his first court appearance. that's about to get under way. you can watch it for yourself by looking on our "abc7 news" app. download it for free. get the newest information and breaking news on any story that we cover as it happens. when you're on that app, take a live look at the timeline we have detailing this case over the past month. >>> new details on the announcement that orchard supply hardware is shutting down. the parent company, lowe's, releasing an earning report, confirming that all 99 stores will close by the end of the fiscal year. that is february 1st. this chain started right here in san jose 87 years ago. and matt keller is live at one of those stores. matt? >> reporter: a lot of people getting sentimental about this announcement, saying this is where they went with their parents growing up in the bay area. and now those workers and customers, taken by surpris

a sophomore at university of iowa, mollie was beloved by family and friends.ith a bubbly personality and a sparkle in her eye. seen here in videos shared with abc news. the 20-year-old university of virginia student missing since july 18th when she went out for an evening jog and vanished. her boyfriend saying his last communication with her was a snapchat he opened around 10:00 p.m. >> i look back at the messages, she hadn't opened or read a single one of them. i started throwing red flags and started calling everybody to see if they'd got in contact with her. everybody would come up blank. >> reporter: when mollie did not show up to work the next day, her absence raised alarm. >> one of her work friends called me. and said she didn't come in today, she didn't call in. i was like, that's not like her. >> reporter: her parents and boyfriend growing desperate to bring her home. >> we miss you. we're looking for you. and we will never stop. >> reporter: her disappearance shocking the quiet, tight-knit community of brooklyn, iowa. a record-breaking nearly $400,00

so you grew up in iowa. dennis: i did.p in northwest iowa outside of centere town called to -- a little town, and i grew up on a farm, working on my dad's farm. david: what kind of farm? dennis: we had a large crop farm, corn, soybeans, alfalfa, and we had a lot of livestock, cattle, pigs, chickens. david: you were milking cows and everything? dennis: every morning i had to milk the cows. we milked our own cows for our family's consumption. that was part of my daily chores in the morning. david: have you ever said to them, drink some mountain dew? [laughter] david: the cows would be more productive or something? dennis: that was not part of the diet plan when i was a kid. david: you went to iowa state. dennis: i did. david: and that iowa state, you majored in aeronautic -- dennis: aerospace engineering. david: were there a lot of people doing that there? dennis: at the time it was one of the larger aerospace engineering schools in the country and continues to be. it does have some boeing connections to ta wilson, one of bo

he went to iowa state. i actually -- when i went there, i managed somehow to get his scholarship. and that led to an opportunity for a boeing internship. so between my junior and senior years at iowa state, i did an internship at boeing in seattle, and i got hooked. i've been there ever since. david: you got a masters degree at the university of washington. was that while you were working at boeing? dennis: yes. that was part of boeing's education while you work plan. david: what managed to help you rise up among all those employees and be the ceo? dennis: you are implying it is hard to tell. [laughter] david: well, i just want to give you a chance to tell everybody what i already know. dennis: david, frankly, i never worry too much about that. so i was thrilled to work at the world's best aerospace company. i wanted to be a great designer of airplanes. i have the chance to work with a lot of great teams along the way. and i always tried to find the hardest things to work on and just concentrate on knocking

he went to iowa state. i actually -- when i went there, i managed somehow to get his scholarship. and that led to an opportunity for a boeing internship. so between my junior and senior years at iowa state, i did an internship at boeing in seattle, and i got hooked. i've been there ever since. david: you got a masters degree at the university of washington. was that while you were working at boeing? dennis: yes. that was part of boeing's education while you work plan. david: what enabled you to rise up among all those employees and be the ceo? dennis: you are implying it is hard to tell. [laughter] david: well, i just want to give you a chance to tell everybody what i already know. dennis: david, frankly, i never worry too much about that. so i was thrilled to work at the world's best aerospace company. i wanted to be a great designer of airplanes. i have the chance to work with a lot of great teams along the way. and i always tried to find the hardest things to work on and just concentrate on knocking that

you grew up in iowa. dennis: in northwest iowa outside of town there.rew up on a farm, working on my dad's farm. david: what kind of farm? dennis: a large crop farm, corn, soybeans, alfalfa, and cattle, pigs, chickens. david: you were milking cows and everything? dennis: every morning. we milked our own cows for our family's consumption. that was part of my daily chores in the morning. david: have you ever said to them, drink some mountain dew? [laughter] david: the cows would be more productive or something? dennis: that was not part of the diet plan. david: you went to iowa state. you majored in aeronautic -- dennis: engineering. david: were there a lot of people doing that there? dennis: at the time it was one of the larger aerospace engineering schools in the country. it does have some boeing connections through ta wilson, one of boeing's previous ceos. he went to iowa state. when i went there, i managed to get his scholarship. that led to an opportunity for boeing internships. between my junior and senior years, i had an internship at boeing in sea

the search for a missing iowa woman who grew up in the east bay.r joining us. >> police in iowa have arrested this man, 24-year-old cristhian rivera, he is an douncumented immigrant who told authorities he killed mollie tibbetts in a moment of panic. we have team coverage, amy hollyfield spoke with reporters of -- >> and a we start with elizabeth hur. >> officials in iowa say they received thousands of tips from the public and they interviewed hundreds of people, but they got their break in the case from a neighbor's surveillance camera. >> reporter: a tragic end to a tireless search for a missing college student in iowa. >> a body was discovered early this morning in a farm field southeast of brooklyn, iowa. the identity has not been confirmed, however we believe it to be the body of mollie tibbetts. >> reporter: authorities also announcing in addition to finding the body, a suspect is now under arrest. cristhian rivera, a 24-year-old man who police say was in the u.s. i would legally and living in the same county where mollie tibbetts disappeared

and iowa did not. i will was a place they lets without encroached view.ice for me it was a fantastic choict because my first teacher was james mcpherson who wrote elbowl room and other wonderful books and was conveniently for someone like me who didn't know what america was with my nose up against the glass and was interested in writing about america. many years later one of my clas. and with that vision. and the american project and the idea that is part of what webodi should be doing as riders.nkny s and many people would say youial are too close to the project. it w this isn't about art for art's sake. teac and it was not interested for rete art for art sake but for a a novel that was very much involved in america.quickour so i will i will was a great choice. the t but that's another thing. not just one big writer who is dominating the program but the different people coming in and iowa is a very interesting plae to be after being bicoastal. in this tiny little airport. they bring the luggage out my

the clear house website was established in 1985 as a result of iowa legislation passed in iowa code 694on to keep the public informed on missing people from iowa. iowa is one of the few states that publishes all missing persons information. local law enforcement agencies from primary authority to address missing persons cases in the state of iowa. all entries into the national crime information center as well as investigations are handled by local police departments and sheriffs offices. they can seek assistance from state and federal law enforcement partners if needed. the clearinghouse keeps track of significant likely criminal cases occurring in our jurisdiction regardless of the time frame. people go missing for various reasons whether that be by choice, wandering away because of a disability, running away from home, stranger abduction or by someone that they know. we really hope that this clarifies some questions that the media and the public has had regarding missing persons and at this point i'll take any questions that you may have regarding missing persons in iowa. >> we plan t

of iowa farm bureau. the company says he had passed the government's vetting process and was an employee in good standing. police say rivera has confessed to killing mollie tibbetts telling investigators he got out of his car and stalked her during her run. investigators say at one point mollie told him she was going to call police. the next thing he says he remember assist mollie bloody in his trunk. she went to school in piedmont until the third grade. >> we're going to love them as they go through this really awful -- i can't imagine what it's like to lose a child. >> president trump mentioned mollie's murder at a rally in west virginia last night saying her death should have never happened calling for changes to the immigration laws. republican iowa governor kim reynolds says people are angry that a broken system allowed a predator like this to live in their community. he will be in court today. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> this will be another political third rail as we saw with kate ste

one voluntary spoke with an iowa -- one volunteer i spoke with in iowa said by the beginning of october you should not be talking to anyone who's in favor of the opposing candidates. at their campaign organization ent. some what incompet some people were saying it was sophisticated but they were too reliant on the data. i heard this from quite a few people. a person in south carolina told me that clinton had a lot of people on her campaign who thought they knew everything and were not listening to people on the ground. i heard this from quite a few people, the idea that they had a good organization, but if they had talked to people on the ground, they would know where the problems were and they might have caught on to things their data organization was missing in wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. they do not say who the on the ground people were. they might have steered you in the completely wrong direction but nonetheless. other people talked about the message. the campaign was confident but we had the wrong message that could not compete with the republicans well. person i spoke

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and i heard this from a lot of folks, particularly in iowa. as one iowa political consultant told me, democrats should listen to more country music and they should be stop being so condescending. that's a democrat. another one told me listen to your cousin jim that lives in rural iowa, a democrat who voted for trump. why did he do that. and another told, you've got to call out a racist when there's a racist. every time someone says something questionable, they are they think you're the boy who cried wolf. this sort of language wasn't unique to iowa, i probably heard it most there. but i had an interesting conversation with a woman in new hampshire who, longstanding feminist, longstanding hillary clinton supporter, really since 2006, and she told me based on what happened with hillary, i think we now need to nominate a man. barack obama's an incredibly strong man, you can't do what he did and not be a strong man, but he didn't project raging masculinity and i think you have to do that. i hate to say that. i'm going to get kicked out of the wome

even if you don't live in iowa. south grand view near randell place. when she -- i believe that is the location. nevertheless, they want people to call in to this number. we will put it on the screen. 641-623-5679. on the screen right now for mollie tibbetts. her family is saying this is a fight for our daughter. we are trying to humanize her to get people to call in. we will continue to cover the story as it unfolds. >> melissa: another fox news alert we are learning special counsel robert mueller responded to a et letter from president trump's legal team about a possible interview as the white house is defending the president's calls to end the investigation. this is "outnumbered." i'm melissa francis. here today, harris faulkner, of course. fox news network anchor dagen mcdowell. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. and host of "the five" and "the greg gutfeld show," greg gutfeld. he is outnumbered. also author of "the gutfeld monologues." you bring something new and interesting to say every time that we've never heard no pressure

this is long before anyone starts voting in iowa or new hampshire and if they can reach a decision to find a candidate with lots of support, endorsements, money and all the things they need to prevail in the primary generally backhanded it goes on to become the nominee. that doesn't always happen but that's a pretty secure system of the last few decades of the presidential nomination but part of that process i would say is the party learning from what happened last time. you have to have, there has to be some sort of discussion on access to party leaders after they lost to come up with an evaluation of what they are supposed to do next. one way to think about this is that the party is trying to balance two main goals. one of them is they want candidates who are good on policy. that is, they seem likely to deliver a lot of issues that the party cares about. they will make guns easier or hearty harder to get. they will raise taxes, lower taxes, whatever the party supports. on the other hand they also want that person to get elected. they want that person to be able to win. and if you ge

mollie tibbetts, the 20-year-old university of iowa student last seen going for a run in brooklyn, iowa on july 17. when she didn't show up for work, her co-workers reported her missing. at the time she was living with her boyfriend. police say he was not a suspect. >> try to put yourself in our shoes. what if somebody has taken someone you love so much and just had the courage to come forward. >> we're all in this together. >>orks p remained o bringlick tight-lipped about the investigation while family, friends and strangers searched desperate desperately, searching for her safe return. >> the reward in this case broke local records, reaching nearly $400,000. today when reached for comment, mollie's father told abc news, no comment. i'm elizabeth hur, abc 7 news. >>> mollie tibbetts went to school and services with her family at corpus christi church in piedmont. that's where we find abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield. >> reporter: good morning. this was the family's church when the family lived here. the principal of the school here tels us she started the morning off with an assembly

so there was iowa, stanford and hopkins. but you know, iowa was like five times bigger than any of the other programs. you know, it's funny because at the time i was actually -- you probably know i dropped out of stanford. it would have been convenient for me to go to stanford, my boy friend now husband was there, but i felt like, you know, this is a much bigger program. you're going to see more. there's more coming if and out. -- there's more coming in and out. it had kind of that early advantage. also, you know, iowa did not have a -- [inaudible]. you know, iowa is always a place where they kind of just let you be, you know, and kind of encouraged you to do whatever that meant. it was for me a fantastic choice as it happened because my first teacher there, very influential figure for me, james allen mcpherson, jim mcpherson, you know, pulitzer prize winning author, wrote "elbow room", many other very wonderful books, and who was conveniently for someone like me, an immigrant who didn't really know what america was or busy

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last seen going for a run in brooklyn, iowa.hen she did not show up for work the next day, her co-workers got worried and her family reported her missing. according to police, rivera was brought in for questioning on monday. >> he tells us he ran alongside her or behind her and then at one point he tells us that mollie grabbed ahold of her phone and said you need to leave me alone. i'm going to call the police. and then she took off running. he in turn chased her down and then he tells us that at some point in time he blacks out. >> reporter: the suspect worked at a local farm for four years. yarrabee farms has now released a statement saying rivera was vetted through the e-verify system and was an employee in good standing. the farm says it keep records on all employees and has shared them with authorities. authorities are not yet commenting on the motive for mollie's murder. >>> prosecutors in colorado are deciding whether to seek the death penalty against a father charged with killing his pregnant wife and their two young dau

in new hampshire catapulted by the big win in iowa and eager for more. >> the victory in iowa investedisible. et we campaigned around new hampshire like a conquering army. > >>> >> i have been a lifelong republican who is now a registered democrat because of barack obama. >> barack obama is surging here 9 pounts ahead of hillary clinton. we're just a few days ago they were tied. but senator clinton is fighting back hard. >> i don't know since when experience became some kind of liability in running for the highest office in our land. >> she is got gritty and was like i'm going to fight this thing out town by town. >> it turned into a day unlike any other for hillary clinton. >> she's taken aback by what's happened. she's losing against this guy named barack obama, who no one had heard of months before. and she's frustrated. you can tell. it's palpable. >> as a woman it's hard to get out of the house and to get ready. my question is personal. how do you do it? >> how do you keep upbeat and look so wonderful? >> it's not easy. it's not easy. and i couldn't do it. i didn't passionately be

he's been working and think bes for the family and send those prayers back to iowa. there's a large reward fund that's cropped up, more than $300,000. i spoke to her mother on the phone tonight in iowa, and we hope to bring you the latest at 11:00. live in corpus christi, oakland. >>> two people are dead and a teenage driver is in custody after a deadly crash in walnut creek. cornell barnard is live at the scene of the crash. >> reporter: the chp says five teenagers were in that car about 4:00 this morning when that crash happened. two of them tragically were killed. two badly injured. and the driver was also injured as well. remnants of the crash can still be seen here. chp says the driver was under the influence when she careened off the 680 flyover, the car plunging to the ground below. >> there's just loss all aroundh now. >> friends and family members hugged keeping vigil outside of the medical center for two 18-year-old women badly injured in a terrible car crash early sunday morning. the crash killed two 18-year-old men who were also riding in the car. >> ever

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mollie tibbetts found dead in a cornfield not far from her hometown of brooklyn, iowa. and illegal immigrant from mexico admits to kidnapping, killing and dumping her lifeless body after following her on a run on july 18th. kim jong un to claims he blacked out and only came to when he found mollie tibbetts's body in the trunk of his car. the surveillance video helped crack this case. >> we were able to track the roots he took and also able to find mollie tibbetts running on this video and determine he was one of the last of have seen mollie tibbetts running. she was found in a cornfield, there were cornstalks placed over the top of her. >> reporter: a local dairy farm says he passed a background check even though he had been in the us illegally for 7 years. the small iowa community is shaken up this morning. >> for about the day a gloomy feeling, even not knowing her personally, it is upsetting because it is such a small town and small community that you don't think this could happen. you feel less safe than normal. jillian: mollie tibbetts's family and friends are deva

. >> after a desperate search for more than a month, it appears iowa college student who used to live in the bay area has been found dead. . >> that story in a minute. >>> first, this just in. sources saying that president trump's former personal attorney michael cohen decided to take a plea deal with the justice department. federal prosecutors have been investigating him nor fraud -- for fraud and whether he arranged hush payments to women who claimed they had affairs with mr. trump. the fbi raided his home and office and tell ram in april -- hotel room in april and seized items. >>> back to our other top story. the possible discovery of the body of moll moll. the 20-year-old spent part of -- mollie tibbetts. the 20- year-old spent part of her life in the bay area. >> reporter: now, her body is believed to have been discovered while her killer is still out there. a law enforcement source in iowa says investigators received information early this morning which led them to a field in rural iowa and the body of a young woman. >> they'll comb over the body in great detail for signs of a

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it was made tuesday in iowa.as last seen on july 18th going on a jog near her boyfriend's house in a small farming town. they plan to hold a press conference this afternoon to provide more details. i called the school and spoke with the second. and she told me that today is the first day of school and we're not sure yet if we're going to get a chance to speak with the principal. >>> people in oakland that live near mills college are frustrated and frightened about a man seeing peeking in the windows of homes. and two women say he's been watching them. lee is in the maxwell park neighborhood now. they know what he looks like but not who he is. >> reporter: that's right this man has been caught on camera four times in the last two weeks. but he doesn't seem deterred by being cut on camera. peeping-toms are looking in their windows. this is the man a few weeks ago at the home of julie -- he scaled a six foot fence and her screams scared him away. she called the police. but the man disappeared. >> unless they were ab

ended in an iowa cornfield. police say 20=year=old mollie tibbetts was abducted and murdered ... and the suspect, is an undocumented immigrant. for weeks...the community searched for the 20 year old... since her disappearance in mid-july...investigators say they received over 1500 tips and conducted more than á500 interviews in the case. they're now charging 24- year-old cristhian" rivera with first degree murder. mollie was last seen on july 18thjogging in the small des moines - area community... ..... (vicki) as we mentioned... mollie tibbetts was raised in the bay area ... she was a student and a member of the corpus christi church in piedmont. kron4's michelle kingston was there today and spoke to people who say they'll never forget her. (mk)katie murphy, former principal"everybody loved mollie"nick desler, former classmate"always so happy, full of life"father leo edgerly jr, corpus christi church"words cant express what people are feeling shock sense of confusion as to the why of it"friends of mollie tibbet

then moved to iowa.. good afternoon, i'm anne makovec y choi,, the suspect >>> a man confesses to killing 20-year-old college student molly tibbetts. a girl who spent part of her life in oakland before moving to iowa. good afternoon. >> the suspect appeared in front of a judge today for the first time. jackie ward is in the newsroom with the latest on the court proceedings. >> reporter: 24-year-old cristhian rivera, an undocumented immigrant from mexico who has been living in iowa for seven years saw a judge for the first time this afternoon. he faces a first-degree murder charge. if convicted, he faces life in prison without parole. >> cristhian rivera walked into an iowa courtroom this afternoon with his head down. his attorney is requesting a private hearing and accusing the media of only telling one side of the story. despite his client confessing to police that he killed mollie tibbets. >> in this particular case, the coverage y. in fact, the government has weighed in at the highest levels of a predi

this happened in middle america, iowa.ublicans are defending two congressional seats that democrats have high hopes of winning. you wonder how this is going to change the dynamic in iowa. >> it will definitely change the dynamic. ms-13 aren't relegated to border states. they're in 40 states. the example in iowa is another example this happens in the heartland. it happens across the country. i sat across from a mother that lost her son, dominic. i've seen her tears and i've seen the locket she wears around her neck with his ashes. it's a real problem. not a single american citizen, not the tibbetts family steinle or any family should lose their child and be permanently separated because the laws were not enforced. american citizens must come first. >> sandra: our thoughts and prayers are with mollie tibbetts and her family. the debate continues. kayleigh mcenany, thank you. >> thank you so much, sandra. >> jon: florida's supreme court clears the way for the release of new video from the deadly shooting at parkland high scho

liberal laws under fire for the iowa student's tragic death.: former nypd commissioner ted williams joining us in the next hour of "fox and friends first". - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. - [narrator] custom ink has hundreds of products and free shipping. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com. ainge and illegal alien and we believe he has been in this area for four to twee 7 years. jillian: august 22nd, fox news alert, murder suspects caught, and illegal immigrant charged after kidnapping missing iowa student mollie tibbetts. rob: how the president has responded as republicans demand justice. jillian: paul manafort found guilty on fraud charges and michael cohen cuts a deal. rob: what impact if any will this have on the president if you live in washington. jillian: andrew cuomo claimed america was never great. the millennial's agree? rob: their surprise or not so surprising

(ken)a heartbreaking day for a small iowa community extending to the east bay.he month=long search for a missing college student....originially from the bay area...has ended in an iowa cornfield. police say 20=year=old mollie tibbits was abducted and murdered ... and the suspect, is an undocumented immigrant.since her disappearance in mid- july...investigators say they received more than 1500 tips and conducted more than á500 interviews in the case.they're now charging 24-year-old cristhian" rivera with first degree murder. the iowa division of criminal investigation says that they were able to obtain security camera video in the area where tibbetts went missing and identified a black chevy malibu linked to rivera. authorities say rivera followed tibbetts in his car on july 18 while she was running and circled back, began interacting with her and then abducted her.he eventually led police to a body in a cornfield, covered with corn stalks.tibbetts' digital trail, which included a fitbit, played a role in solving the case. (ken)rivera is an undocumented immigrant

>> glor: adriana diaz, still on the story in brooklyn, iowa.ifornia congressman duncan hunter and his wife pleaded not guilty today to charges they used a quarter million dollars in campaign funds for personal expenses. more on this from nancy cordes. >> reporter: republican duncan hunter was surrounded by protesters as he entered a san aego courthouse. his wife arrived separately. inside, they both pleaded not guilty to 60 counts, ranging from wire fraud to falsifying records. >> shame! shame! >> reporter: they're accused of using campaign funds constantly over seven years to pay for groceries, utilities, school tuition, video games, a hawaiian vacation, even airfare for the family's pet rabbit. hunter's attorney tried to frame the case as an election-year hit job. >> this investigation, we believe, was politically motivated. it was-- it was started by prosecutors that attended a democratic fund-raiser. >> reporter: but the indictment lays out dozens of examples of hunter and his wife allegedly disguising their spending to make it seem campaig

i heard this from a lot of folks in iowa. when i will political consultant told me democrats should listen to more country music and stop being condescending. another one told me listen to your cousin jim that lives in rural iowa that was a democrat and voted for trump. why did he do that? another iowan told me call out a racist when there's a racist but when someone says something questionable you throw the racist flag out you're going to drive people away because they think you are the boy who cried wolf. this language wasn't unique. and a woman in new hampshire, long-standing feminist, hillary clinton supporter, me based on what happened with hillary, we need to nominate a man can do what he did and not be a strong man, you have to do that. i will get kicked out of the women's club. she did not want to go out the record. there was that sort of internal self-flagellation from a number of people. some people talked about the candidates themselves, certain things that had to do with ellery clinton or donald trump. in south ca

iowa, excuse me. as the first time we are seeing his mug shot. then, as you were saying earlier, you think the police were probably aware of him from early on and it might have taken a while for him -- >> i left federal law enforcement five years ago. we live in a surveillance society now. luckily, most of it is not government operated. it is private camas. we have them here. you're not going anywhere in america without leaving some divisional image footprint somewhere. that is five years later. this guy if he did what he is alleged to have done, i don't know how this guy would have gotten away with it. there is a camera somewhere in america that is catching you doing it. >> dana: you talk about how technology has solved a lot of crimes. it seems that her fitbit and iphone were both helpful and trying to at least find out what happened to her. >> technology helps solve crimes and politics helps create crimes. we are in a situation where we are too scared of being called a bigot, just by saying we would have better border enforcement or actually h

she vanished last month in brack lynn, iowa. mollie was a student at the university of iowa. as a child in the bay area, she attended school in peed monday. >>> -- piedmont. >>> a colorado man accused of killing his pregnant wife and two young daughters is back in court this morning. he admitted to killing his wife shannon. but he told authorities that he did it because she strangled their two young daughters after he asked for a separation. watt was involved in an affair with a coworker that he previously denied in interviews. they found her body buried in a shallow grave where her husband once worked. the bodies of two girls were found nearby. >>> the alameda county office is conducting a review of why a sergeant entired a conversation involving aoff nile suspect and his -- a juvenile suspect and his lawyer. they have submitted a motion to stop the sheriff from recording conversations between lawyers and the minors. the case had been dropped and now the county da is reviewing all caby the alameda county sheriff's office. the public defender responded to this. there appears

she was seen on her nightly run through brooklyn, iowa.he last thing she did was send a snapchat to her boyfriend. >> i tried not to speculate on it too much. the only thing that comes into your head when you're not investigating not all of the facts is that something bad happened. and i personally don't want to believe that. >> reporter: iowa investigators say they looked into reports that she may have been sighted at a truck stop in her mother s they'll be working with crime stoppers to get more leads. >> crime anomous. i know they've had a great amount of success in keeping their leadsanonymous. >> reporter: as investigators look into the possible sighting of her daughter, they hope people won't get distracted in sharing details. her friends say they're in it for the long haul but they hope she's found soon. >> it's exhausting to think of the possibility les of what could have happened to her. the thing that i personally feel in my gut is that she's alive. >> her family has been gathering donations for a reward. the amount of that rewar

williams of iowa to be united states district judge for the northern district of iowa. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: cloture motion, we the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debit on the nomination of charles williams of iowa to be united states district judge for the northern district of iowa signed by 17 senators as follows. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the reeling of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to x, tif session to consider -- executive session to consider 838. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed say no. the the ayes appe

fox news is talking about a girl in iowa and not this. >> greg: writes. a girl in iowa. girl in iowa murdered pales in importance when compared to tax evasion. if you talk about molly, your can't talk about the things the media thinks is important. to the press, your sorrow has got to be political. the hush money among adults is more harmful to society than a brutal killing. the media is obsessed with manafort and cohen. but for most americans, we know a true victim when we see her. it ain't the irs or stormy. we are smeared for thinking murder matters more than a -- maybe we need to help the media find equivalencies. let me ask you, how many mollies is a michael cohen worth? on sunday, this story took off on twitter. i.c.e. had nabbed a guy on the way to the hospital with his pregnant wife. perfect media father until he found out the dad was a murder suspect. mysteriously, that story went away. how about the nazi death camp guard living in queens? obama's white house ignored it even as the nazis jewish neighbors called him out. then we had an election. trump, using i.c.

matt finn is in iowa.today rivera's employees at a farm not far from here retracted their initial statement and now say that they did not use the federal system to screen out rivera that he is not the man they thought he was. also today a federal immigration official telling fox news that rivera never submitted a daca request and has no record of any immigration status in this country. earlier today christhian rivera was led into the courthouse in prison guard and shackles. i was able to ask him if he killed mollie tibbetts and he did not respond and remained stone-faced. in court his defense requested the media be banned arguing the case has become too political. even the president has commented on the case. the judge denied the request to be in the media today. representatives from the mexican consulate were in the courtroom and they tell fox news afterwards they felt rivera was treated fairly. tonight rivera is being held on $5 million bond. tucker. >> tucker: matt finn for us tonight. thank you. all su

and what he really did which really took us offguard is he expanded the feel in iowa.a's traditional voters are white, female and older. and that is what we went after. barack obama and his team went after young people. and at the time we thought that's just ridiculous. that is never going to work. it hasn't worked before. sure enough, we were wrong and he won iowa. >> because history might tell you that it's not the young people who get out and vote. it's the older people that you can rely on at the polls. what about his message do you think really resonated with voters enough to steer them away from a former senator, former first lady with significantly more political experience and clout? >> at the time a lot more money and a lot more traditional support, hillary had. his message just resonated. remember, it was the right after george w. bush's presidency or we had gone through an iraq war, the horrible katrina response and 9/11. people were not happy. so the message that barack obama was hope and change really resinated with the american voter. and particularly, th

>> this is a community, to bring molly home, to brooklyn, iowa. small town america where you would never expect your loved one to go missing like molly has gone missing here. jillian: molly may have potentially been spotted, what have you heard about that? >> law enforcement in the community as a whole are always optimistic that molly will come back alive. i found in these kinds of investigations, it is not out of the ordinary for individuals to see someone who looks like the victim of a crime elsewhere. we can only remain optimistic at this stage. >> 200 miles from where she went missing east of des moines, police releasing the video footage. >> two weeks since she was last seen aside from the missouri potential spotting jillian just reported. what is happening right now in the investigation, so many days after the last initial spotting. >> law enforcement is backwards, working from the time she went missing, looking at her digital footprint and internet sites, cell phone, those she associated with. a full-blown investigation, local, state and fe