iowa leads the way and year the red wave that starts in iowa won't end here.n 2022 we are not stopping until we take back the house and senate, and after that this republican party and the american people will take back our country from joe biden and the radical left. [applause] ms. haley: today's democrats don't just claim america. they don't even believe in america, and that is why they don't deserve to lead america. we have got our work cut out for us. we have got to keep the governor, i'm confident we will give kim reynolds four more years, we have got to hold onto iowa's other senate seat, we are one seat away from taking the senate and we can't lose iowa. i'm not worried, chuck schumer can't lay a glove on chuck grassley. and if you don't follow his twitter, you should, it is tested. of course, we have got -- fantastic. and of course we have to win all of the house seats, we have to elect ashley hensley, and we have got to send sydney [applause] ms. haley: we do that, i am confident we will beat speaker pelosi for the second time in 12 years, and this ti

good evening iowa. good evening iowa. thank you to the iowa republican party. i am truly thrilled to be here. there are a lot of reasonswhy i love iowa . maybe the biggest reason is that our love to elect badass republican women. [applause] you raise great women near. iowa has more strong female republican leaders than any other state . [applause] you've got two great, brand-new congresswomen in ashley henson and marionettes millameek. you've got the great senator joni ernst and i'll as one of the best governors in the country with governor kim reynolds . america needs more strong conservative women leaders and less of nancy policy and, like harris. thank goodness for donald trump or we would never have gotten kamala to the border. it's been almost 100 days this is how she handles a crisis? god help us if she ever becomes president. we need more republicanwomen and men in office period . iowa is leading the way and next year the red wave that starts in iowa won't endhere . in 2022 we are not stopping until we take back the house and the senate and after that ,

give it up for him. [ applause ] good evening, iowa! good evening, iowa! >> thank you to the iowa republican party. i am truly thrilled to be here. there are a lot of reasons why i love iowa but maybe the biggest reason iowa wants to -- and there were great women and it has more strong female republican leaders than any state. [ applause ] >> governor kim reynolds. america needs more strong, conservative leaders and less of nancy pelosi and kamala harris. thank goodness for donald trump or we never would have gotten kamala to the border. it's been almost 100 day, if this is how she handles a crisis, god help us if she ever becomes president. we need more republican women and men in office, period. iowa is leading the way and next year, the red wave that starts in iowa won't end here. in 2022 we're not stopping until we get back the house and the senate. and the party and the american people will take back our country from joe biden and the radical left. [ applause ] >> and they don't even believe in america and that's why they don't deserve to lead america

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i think iowa and the folks in iowa in the democratic party need to look at where the party is headedaphics of the party. the most recent runoff was in georgia. that happened because of black, brown and indigenous turnout. those voters are not really frankly represented in high numbers in the state of iowa. while it is grass-roots and less expensive, that is true, you could do the same type of process and also have a primary instead of a caucus, which is really outdated and inefficient, in one of the more diverse states and have candidates, even those who have low name recognition, but perhaps a message that resonates with those communities of color, and you are making a democratic primary look like the electorate they are trying to court. that just makes sense to me. >> thanks, as always. check out "zerlina" on peacock. >>> there have been 155 days of 2021 so far. according to the gun violence archive, we have seen 232 mass shootings this year. they define that as a shooting with four or more people hurt or killed. today, you might notice a lot of folks are wearing orange to signify

he's heading to iowa today to launch.iner," republicans voters not sure if they want trump to run again. senior political correspondent, and i heard some of this when i was in florida the last time. republicans not sure if they want former president trump to run again. what did you hear directly from voters? >> well, i heard some of the same. now, i think, chris, we have to understand where voters are coming from, republican voters. by and large they were thrilled with president trump's president see and wish he would have won, and they tend not to be too bothered that he never conceded to president biden and made claims about the election and republicans are undecided about this. i didn't do any scientific polling and i was in iowa covering nikki haley, and i was at a dinner full of republican activist, the kind that will show up at the iowa caucus every four years, and they had nothing to say but good about president trump, and -- again, in the back of their mind, they recognize as well as he did in bringing new voters

iowa congresswoman wants to put harris accountable for not seeing the border crisis firsthand but the new bill was just blocked by the democrats. her reaction coming up. first top news makers on ms. foreperson in this edition of the week's walkers. watch. ♪ ♪ maria: tell us what will be happening between trump and abbott. >> pretty excited that the president is coming given that we can't get the current administration to see what is going on. you know from seeing with your own eyes we have problem. maria: tell us what happened in the border when you tried to look -- >> was exposing vladimir putin and indictments were taken and companies were stolen. maria: the fact that biden would come out with a list of the 16 most vulnerable areas and say, don't touch these as if putin is our friend and is going to just say, oh, yeah, we won't hack your nuclear facilities. no. i mean, what was the thinking of sharing that information? >> i don't know, basically he laid out here is we are most vulnerable and don't attack these spots. okay, we will work together. maria: well, it was a big week for ma

two industries that are so critical to our economic activity in rural iowa. at the same time, the administration has proposed and is laughing because they are spending $174 billion on electric vehicles and charging stations. a study by biden's own department of energy found that four out of every five vehicles will still require liquid fuels by 2050. think about that. four out of every five cars in 2050 will still need liquid fuels. so why is president biden taking aim at this critical industry? it seems the democrats are shrugging their shoulders comfortable with turning their backs on the rural midwest. on farmers. on rural main streets. i'll say, enough's, enough. rural iowans are already suffering from high gas taxes and grocery prices due to this incredible inflation which is a direct result of democrats' massive reckless spending. gas prices over 50% higher than they were a year ago. our food and energy prices continue to rise because of inflation. in may, 2021, consumer price index increased rates that have not been seen since the 2008 recession. on to

. >> who would have a motive to kill a lady in rural iowa? >> did someone have a bigger prize in? mine a family farm worth a fortune. >> i did not shoot my mom! and i would never shoot my mom? >> two trials. >> every emotion hit. >> two verdicts. >> there are only two people who knew what happened that day and one of them is dead and the other one is sitting in that chair. >> too much to bear. >> it's just been hell on earth. >> hello, and welcome to "dateline". bill and shirley carter built a comfortable life and raised a family on a sprawling farm in america's heartland. as their golden years project, the couple fell into routine. daily coffee, work in the fields -- [inaudible] >> here's dennis murphy with "the farm". >> council bluffs, iowa, in a small courtroom, the new and final scene of a four-year-long drama was playing out. >> count one, murder in the first degree. the defendant did having malice and forethought woefully -- kill shirley -- >> [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> so much of the rhythm of life is set by the seasons -- [inaudible] >> so, that june morning i

darell harris has lived his entire life in rural southeastern iowa. mrs. miller weeks meeks: he grew up poor and dropped out of school in the eighth grade to take her of his family. throughout his life he spent time working on a railroad and start add family farm still in operation today. he was lucky enough to marry the woman of his dreams and have three beautiful children with her. sadly, his wife passed away at a young age leaving darell as a single father to raise three young children. nevertheless, darell kept his head down and he worked hard never asking for help and always willing to lend a hand when others needed it. darell's work ethic, kindness, and never give up attitude are an inspiration to us all and i'm proud to represent him in congress. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house sundry communications. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam. on april 22, 2021, the committee on ethics committee received an appeal from representative james e. clyburn of

>> we are doing the same thing in iowa.ud to say either i will issue an executive order i will get the legislature an opportunity to pass legislation to ban passports. [indiscernible] i should have it to my desk next week so we are following suit. [indiscernible] either here or be marginalized and that is ridiculous but that's not who we are as americans. >> laura: a question about the mandates for masks. >> hi, hello, governor. i would like to ask about how the mask mandates could potentially be conditioning the american people for other policies down the line. >> laura: governor reeves. >> that's certainly a concern that all of us have. when you look at what we did in our state, we haven't had a statewide mask mandate in place since the beginning of the summer of last year and part of the reason that we look at it at that time was the fact that we didn't really know what we didn't know at that time but as the data became more and more apparent, and every decision i've made throat the pandemic has been databased and it's b

an 11-year-old boy goes missing in iowa. why his disappearance has rattled police and the rattled police and the community. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a second major cyberattack impacting american consumers in less than a month. the latest ransomware attack targeted jbs, the world's largest meat supplier. operations were disrupted yesterday at 13 of its plants here in the u.s. overnight, jbs said most of them should be back on line today. this comes just weeks after a similar attack by russian criminals on the largest fuel pipeline in the u.s. leading to shortages at some gas stations. elise preston is in new york. will the latest attack affect the meat supply? >> reporter: well, because this attack happened just on one company, experts don't expect a meat shortage. the world's largest meat supplier is coming back on line today after making significant progress against a ransomware attack. brazil-based jbs was forced to cease cattle slaughtering operati

better if it is a certificate and also all good. >> we are doing the same thing in iowa.to the legislature issuing an executive order and give the legislature an opportunity to pass legislation to ban vaccine passports. it passes through the house i should have it on my desk next week. it marginalized society, here or be marginalized, that is ridiculous, not who we are as americans. laura: excuse me if i don't get a right, question about the mandates for masks. >> i would like to ask how the mask mandate could be conditioning the american people for other policies down the line. >> certainly a concern all of us have. when you look at what we did in our state we haven't had a statewide mask mandate in place and the beginning of the summer of last year and part of the reason we look at it at that time was the fact that we didn't know what we didn't know at that time but is data became more apparent, every decision i made throughout the pandemic has been data based and based on the numbers and as governor ricketts said earlier it is not just about total number of cases but h

this has urgency about it that we haven't seen before. >> iowa is one of the country's leading statesnd energy. in the past, that energy was transmitted with above-ground power lines, like these. there were plans to krukt more towers to handle the increase in wind energy but building them faced fierce opposition from iowans like meyer. >> i don't like power poles. >> reporter: and state representative and farmer bobby kaufman. >> they wanted to come through, cut farms like this right in half. >> reporter: the technology changed and so did their minds now that the power from wind turbines can be transmitted ubdground and cheaper than in the past. one long extension cord running under ground transmitting and connecting green energy from minona, iowa, all the way to chicago, illinois, more than 200 miles away. a rail line runs right through meyer's land and gave sue green permission to dig although he susp suspects some of his neighbors might take issue with his decision. not because of the environmental impact but he says because of the politics surrounding it. >> oh, i'm sure there are

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knoxville raceway in iowa. next saturday night at 8:00 here on cbs. talk about putting some people out of their comfort zone. oh, boy. it will be a great show. >> danica: i remember the first time tony asked me to do "prelude to the dream" at a track that he owns, and i reluctantly said yes. i kind of felt like i had to because he was my bus -- >> allen: your bus, yep. >> danica: i'm going to be really honest beer if i did not practice at all because i wanted to have the excuse that i did not practice. that is why i sucked. >> allen: [laughs] >> danica: because i could not -- not in my comfort zone, but i did it. >> allen: how did it work out? >> danica: i crashed. >> allen: okay. >> danica: you crash in something like that, i put it out of my mind. >> allen: seriously, for some of these drivers, they have never raced on dirt in their life. marco andretti got in a friend's open wheel car on a dirt track after the racing had all finished for the night and everybody had left, to get a few laughs on dirt because he had never done it before. this was a wi

. >> reporter: dan palmer raises bison in iowa. we took a ride to see his herd. >> they need all the help they can get. financially and support of it. >> reporter: he's so confident in the project, he's putting money and some of his bison behind chad. >> if anybody can get it done, chad can. >> people who say chad is crazy, what do you say to those people? >> come up with a better idea. it's going to be great for the quad cities, and it's going to be a healthy attraction. >>>> would you stop if you saw bison on a bridge? i think most people would. >> there's going to be animals that live there. >> reporter: his perspective may be different -- >> there's more land to graze over here than iowa. >> reporter: but his vision is clear. charlie demarr, cbs news, moline, illinois. >> and that's the overnight news for the nation's capitol, i'm jan crawford. >>> it's wednesday, june 23rd, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." missing the mark. the race to partially vaccinate 70% of americans by july 4th is expected to fall short as a dangero

joins hundreds of volunteers in iowa to look for an 11-year-old boy missing for days.estern heat wave-- scorching temperatures and record highs, the dangerous weather tonight. bear fight-- look at this. a brave teenager pushes a bear off a wall to save her dogs. and "taps across america." thousands answer our memorial day call to duty. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with breaking news just north of los angeles, where a gunman unleashed a hail of bullets at a fire station today killing one firefighter and wounding another. and then in a dramatic twist, police say the shooter, an l.a. county fire department employee torched his own luxury home nearby, in what may have been an attempt to have his former coworkers courthouse the flames. it is just the latest in a string of shootings that began over the holiday weekend, leaving multiple people dead, and police frantically searching for their kille

national political parties. >>> a candlelight vigil was >>> oaklandle vigil was held for a missing iowa boy from. 70 miles east to support the family of xavier harrelson and hasn't been seen last last thursday morning. >> he is probably the happiest most joyous person i have ever met, adult, kid, everything. he's like my little nephew and it's heartbreaking. it's heartbreaking. it's hard to find words. >> volunteers have been searching near the boy's home. authorities say there is nothing to suggest foul play, but they aren't ruling anything out. >>> in los angeles overnight firefighters battled this massive fire at a shoe factory. flames caused the roof to collapse. a firefighter taken to the hospital and the cause is still under investigation. >>> time now for a look at your tuesday weather. we've got severe storms triggering flash flooding in albuquerque. flooding this restaurant up to six inches and hail also reported in some areas from new mexico into texas. and more rain is expected today from the southern plains north to illinois. elsewhere some afternoon rain is expected in part

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back then in 1885, it was called iowa circle.was an all residential neighborhood back then as it was today. one of the residents was john logan, it was by this time a very famous person. probably one of the most famous in the country. he is a former five term congressman and about to start his third term in the u.s. senate. a failed presidential candidate and a civil war hero among other things, and the author of three books. he resides in the house that if you are facing the circle from the south to the north, he would be sitting at 10:00. the house he rented still stands today. he is in that house having just come -- returned from a trip to new york city where he visited his dying friend, ulysses s grant. dying of throat cancer. the former president and war hero in new york. he will be serenaded this night. it's about 10:00 at night. a huge crowd is gathering within the circle. no statue in the center. it is iowa circle. they are chanting his name and giving speeches. there is a military company and a military band. by the esti

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manchester and iowa would have a thing to say about that.uite sure -- they said buttigieg won but -- >> martha: you'll never know. like where the virus came from. >> bill: watching you and bret sit on the stools all night long and waiting and waiting. >> martha: nevada want a primary system instead of a -- that's a way to go. a crazy system. see where we're headed. so many big cities are seeing a rise in crime amid calls to defund the police. hasn't really worked out that well in most of these places. some of them are asking police to come back. random acts of violence that are a huge issue in cities including new york. watch some video. it's unreal. release videos of people getting attacked. on the left this poor woman this weekend punched in the face by a stranger. she is knocked to the ground outside a chinatown restaurant. we reached out for comment on the attack from the police. haven't heard back. a 64-year-old man on the right-hand side of your screen now -- was beaten and slashed in a mid town subway station. police are on the hunt f

is causing delivery delays in places like washington, oregon, california, and colorado out west, to iowa and ohio. >> there is no gas shortage. please don't go panic shopping. >> reporter: andrew gross with a.a.a. says panic buying that followed the colonial pipeline hack can easily be avoided. >> if you go to a gas station and their pumps are empty-- which would be rare, but if they are, chances are the station across the street or down the road will have gas. this is very, very spotty, at most. >> reporter: many drivers may still not like the prices they see at the pump, the highest since 2014, averaging $3.10 a gallon. what's keeping gas prices up? >> demand, demand, demand. and they're probably going to fe summer.ore ople are driving. summer. just more people are >> reporter: and one thing to keep in mind is many of those planning to drive this holiday weekend simply prefer it as a mode of transport. they don't want to sit next to strangers on planes or trains with covid remaining a threat. and with this potential to hit travel records this weekend, it really proves, norah, folks are

anchor an old battleship uss, iowa. and they run a few bombing tests on the iowa to see what the airplane really is and and try to do some some experiments. like i said, they do it very quietly. they involve some marine and some naval aviators just doing some tests just to see what's there. and then at the end wisconsin actually wisconsin native william leahy, we grew up here will conclude he'll summarize in the report. he'll say it is impossible for airplanes to sink ships. well that report gets leaked to the press and gets leaked to congress and very quickly it becomes clear. that it wasn't a real test. what the navy had been using was they've been using low slow biplanes. more importantly they had been dropping real bombs. they've been dropping either concrete bombs or sand sands sand basically big sandbags with the weight of bombs on to the iowa and the idea was was to hit the targets more they were measuring more precise bombing than anything else, but it wasn't it didn't really prove anything. in fact, the only da

another tornado caused extensive damage in iowa. more severe weather is expected today as the system moves east. a horrific crash in alabama killed a firefighter, his 9-month-old daughter and eight children on a bus in a home for foster children. standing water on the road from tropical depression claudette likely caused cars to hydroplain causing the collision. the accident happened saturday, 40 miles south of montgomery. the national transportation safety board sent 10 investigators to examine the scene and to determine what safety measures could have been taken to avoid the tragedy. todd: the mayor of fort lauderdale walking back a controversial comment he made after a deadly car crash during a pride parade. >> what we saw was a terrorist attack on the lgbtq community. this is disgusting. we will not stand for this. todd: he is facing backlash after it was revealed the driver was a 77-year-old parade participant who accidentally hit the crowd after his foot got caught. he said in a statement i regret the fact that i said it was a

he's raising tilapia in the middle of iowa. this is hog country. >> we produced this last year about a million pounds of tilapia, and over the next three years we're going to grow that to about 5 million. >> reporter: sweeney runs eagle's catch in ellsworth, iowa and raised $20 million to launch it from other farmers like matt danner. >> we're looking for the sustainability piece and how we can attain that. >> reporter: hog production has never been more profitable. hog farmers have money to spend despite higher feed cost, tariffs and restaurants being closed last year, demands for pork is so strong that retail prices are at a record, over $4.30 a pound. >> we've got pork consumers that are consuming more pork in this country than they ever have. >> reporter: but a hog needs twice as much to eat to produce a pound of meat as a fish does. and sweeney is trying to convince midwestern farmers to diversify. >> right now in the united states, we import about 90% of all the seafood that we consume, most of which, in fact, three-quart

iowa, missouri, mississippi, and alaska dropping them today.t least 25 states in total opting out over the next few weeks, impacting millions of americans. here's abc's deirdre bolton. >> reporter: tonight, more than 300,000 americans out of work are losing their $300 dollar per week enhanced unemployment benefit. >> it was just, you're done. everything is done. >> reporter: mollie carstens among those in four states now grappling with the change. the iowa mom of two unable to work because of medical issues with her 1-year-old. the federal supplemental benefits scheduled to end in september, but governors have the right to cut them early, and some are doing so, arguing they are keeping workers on the sidelines. some economists saying it's not that simple. >> there are plenty of workers that are, i think, ready and willing to work, but it's a question of having all of the right elements in place in their personal lives to allow them to go back to work. >> reporter: in the next few weeks, as many as 4 million americans across 25 states will lose

thank you so much for your reporting and now it, let's bring in doctor iowa day, alex in boucher and go deeper into the issues of g 7 countries donating those vaccines, which is co chair of the african vaccine and delivery alliance. and the former chief humanitarian coordinator for nigeria. dr. keisha, thank you so much for joining us on the show. the g 7 countries are expected to announce a plan to donate around a 1000000000 vaccine doses. the countries that are struggling to get supplies. how does this measure up to the kind of response that you were hoping to see? want to see what the need is around the wow. the dates are talking about a 1000000000. i don't, i don't like the what names, because this is not a global girl. you know, you know, well where we need over 10000000, just w h as in cat right now. well the truck, it's a great job, but i would encourage them to expand their ambitions and all the trick it's not just showing sharing technology waiting intellectual. i'm also looking at a global plan because you can't have that without being able to get them into people on we nee

, iowa food. well i lost love like yeah, i love every single disconnection through their asha and the football players and everything. yeah. got you but it was can you most? yeah. shot me slow. lucky. yeah. the new moon for them. we have the house. you don't really know my stuff still beautiful. did you read a book? yeah, you read a book. well, as you can see, the vibes have been very positive from both sets of fans here in st. petersburg. this comes with a little bit of a pinch of sold, of course the security has been very, very high, keeping in mind what happened in 2012 when the polish and russian fans class in warsaw during the year or 2012. and i've seen also russian policemen walking alongside polish, policemen in collaboration to prevent any kind of champion. thank you so much. that's been with no trouble so far, but we'll see whether that's the situation is going to change. the fans are all around a full few ways here anyway. also have to say the cold measures are not going anywhere as wel

after iowa there was georgia. signed it in a room with six other white men standing by while they all stood underneath the painting of a slave plantation. very subtle. that same day, georgia got itself sued with the help of democratic lawyer mark elias. then it was florida. florida's governor signed his bill live on fox news. also very subtle. florida soon found itself sued over that law. also, again, with the help of democratic lawyer mark elias. over and over again in all those states and montana and recently in arkansas, republicans expeditiously -- iowa just as expeditious pseudothem for it. mark elias is obviously on it. but he's sounding a public alarm saying lawyers alone and these lawsuits alone are not going to solve this problem. joining us now to tell us why is mark elias. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> i think a lot of people look at your track record over the course of your career, because particularly in the last year, and they feel confident knowing you are fighting these laws and that you are

another tornado caused extensive damage in iowa.eteorologist adam klotz here with our fox weather forecast. some of the images we're seeing, the video is devastating to look at. >> that's a really big line of storms. it's on the move early this morning. we're watching it track its way across the great lakes, working across portions of the midwest, running towards the toledo area, the detroit area and will sweep on over to cleveland. this has been a big system that's done a lot of damage. every one of these storm reports, a lot of hail damage, heavy wind and rain damage with this system, happening along the frontal boundary, extreme heat in front of it, 80 degrees in memphis early this morning. you see the cooler air on the backside of that system, usually when the air masses meet, that's when you talk about the chance for severe weather. still tropical storm claudette is spinning through portions of north carolina but we're on the tail end of this. this will move out to sea later today. we have some tropical storm warnings along the

and now in states like georgia, iowa, florida, montana they are under the vicious guys of election integrity. the words election integrity are not a guys but the way republican legislatures are using those words are vicious with a fakeness. i want my republican colleagues to awaken their conscience. maybe on something as sacred as voting rights. i want my republican colleagues to listen to the policies proposed by republican state legislatures and tell me how their suppressing fried and election integrity. how does that reduce tried? mandating on the same number of valid drop boxes how does that reduce fraud? what does that have to do with election integrity? know after hours voting, 24 hour voting no drive the voting. what does that have to do with election fraud? not with deducing people's right to vote and nothing to do with election fraud. and then to deter voter fraud and very little evidence and by the way in so many states , if you're african-american, inner-city, pn you have to wait longer than if you are white in the suburbs. don't give them water and allow them to have a drink as t

, iowa football, i lost love like yeah, i love every single disconnection through their russia. i'm the football players and everything. yeah. got you but it was can you most get? yeah, shot would you need the slot? lucky. yeah. yeah. but then we have the house. you don't really know my stuff to put it so yeah, you read better boot. yeah. you read a book? well, as you can see, the vibes have been very positive from both sets of fans here in st. petersburg. this comes with a little bit of a pinch of sold. of course, the security has been very, very high, keeping in mind what happened in 2012 when the polish and russian fans class in warsaw during the year or 2012. and i've seen also russian policemen working alongside polish, policemen in collaboration to prevent any kind of champion. the fans are all around the football team here. anyway, i also have to say the corporate measures are not going anywhere as well. the i've been tough measures and st. petersburg over the last 24 hours. no food in the fans, or been served right now. but all and all the fees to football continues. kee

. >>> now to iowa, and the desperate search for an 11-year-old boy. xavior harrelson last seen on thursday. residents turning out to help first responders and the boy's family comb through the area for clues. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, investigators in iowa desperately trying to determine what happened to xavior harrelson. o, the l al is to find xavior, find him safe and get him back. >> reporter: some 500 people, including volunteers, first responders and some of the 11-year-old's family members, joining the search sunday, east of des moines. volunteers traveling from miles away to help look for the boy. >> my youngest two are 4 and 6. and it's so close to home. it makes it hard. and i can't imagine what his parents are going through. >> reporter: temperatures dipping into the 40s each night since he went missing. harrelson, who is about 4'8", was last seen near his home last thursday morning wearing a red t-shirt, blue pajama pants and black high top shoes. his birthday, just yesterday. and whit, authorities say they've now shift