last year, iowa beat iowa state. so brock purdy actually showed up to his media availability with a big hawkeye mascot head on. what are they going to do next year? i'm actually super intrigued now with this iowa state iowa rivalry, because those two guys, they send it back to you and they're making a lot of fun. >> it smells like it. that was good. thanks, chris. all right. let's get a check on our weather. that wind was gusting today. >> it is. and it's spreading some fires. we've been talking about meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya. yeah, and we're not out of danger yet. >> dan and ama, take a look at this live picture from our santa cruz camera. a very shaky view as you will notice. so choppy waters. we have gale warnings going up for parts of the san francisco bay through tomorrow night. small craft advisories outside the bay. gusts right now. 43 at oakland, 44 sfo, 33, in novato. even places like san jose 28 napa 31 miles an hour. those winds are fierce. going hour by hour. 6:00 tonight. still gusty

iowa lost to iowa state. >> it was tough at home. hate to see it, but unfortunately, the better iowa team won that day. >> okay, so that's george kittle having a little bit of fun there. he wore brock purdy's old iowa state helmet. turns out the two placed a bet on the iowa state iowa game over the weekend. and as you can guess, well, kettle went to the university of iowa while purdy went to iowa state and kittle lost. the loser had to wear the other school's helmet. ultimately, that score, by the way, 20 to 19 really close. so that's again why you see kittle there in purdy's old helmet. he said it was small and then it smelled a bit, but he got to take it off right after the interview wrapped up. always a team p yer, kittle. right. i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem w

and back in june, he was winning iowa by 18 points. so he's, when he know about 18 points, this new pool comes out. now the more in register quality pool. which by the way, that doesn't mean it's right, it's still can be wrong. and now, according to the des moines register, he's wanting to iowa by 4 points. that means he's within the margin of error, which means it's a statistical time. that's not a good sign for donald trump, obviously. now we're not talking about always donald trump going to lose iowa. he's probably going to win iowa. that's a very narrow margin. and it's noteworthy that kind of trends that are worth looking at my know yeah, i've got one word about why and how calmer harris has narrowed that gap between her and trump and his lead here indeed had a humongous lead when biden was still in the race back in june, right? so the answer is women. and if you look even closer, it's younger women that are actually now excited about. com la harris simply for the fact that she's a woman. i know a woman of color at that harris lea

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from iowa, dr. miller-meeks, for five minutes. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize the life of mr. david lee ireland. david died on september 17 following a lock battle with cans -- a long battle with cancer. he spent his professional life protecting and serving the people of iowa as a police officer in lee county -- in the lee county sheriff's office. when he was not working, he was collecting antique model t memorabilia or enjoying the outdoors with his wife, canoeing on the mississippi river. david was also a life-long member of the boy scouts, achieving the rank of eagle scout, the highest rank in the boy scouts. and eventually seeing both of his sons achieve the same rank. he later served as scout master for troop 30 in montrose, iowa, where he proudly taught these young boys essential life values such as love of the outdoors, self-reliance and commitment. he's survived by his wife and two sons. let us not despair in the loss of this great man but praise god for sending david here to make the world

what do you think or more broadly, not specific to iowa. i have taken peaks now and again deep into the trump mega world. and what i'm hearing is that they want to see a shakeup of the trump vance ticket. oh that a lot of the people that are deep maga actually want judy vance off the ticket because they see him as to favorable to the establishment. and as a sort of incentive to have trump die in office or get off or whatever, whatever it is, they believe they say that with vance being one heartbeat away from the actual presidency that that's actually incentive to get trump booted out one way or another. and in order to secure trumps life, they say that trump needs to put somebody in like congressman massey. yeah. thomas bar, move our f k into the wall over to seed on the ticket and that could be the october surprise. wow. well, that's a fine kettle of pickles. uh, basically, maybe we'll pick that up with our next guest who's coming up next middle i have a fantastic weekend. okay. so don't go away because that's what we're going to do. let's

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from iowa, mrs. miller-meeks, for five minutes. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of my bill to establish a refundable tax credit for expenses incurred through in vitro fertilization. i.v.f. the struggle with infertile knelt has been heartwrenching. while i.v.f. presents its own challenges, it offers a vital opportunity for pregnancy and parenthood that should be accessible to all families facing these difficulties. with the u.s. birth rate declining and i.v.f. contributing to 2% to 3% of births it's crucial to support families seeking too. as a physician i value every life. as a mother i understand the importance of empowering families to expand on their own terms and their timelines. this measure will provide a fully refundable tax credit for i.v.f. related medical expenses up to $30,000 over a lifetime t will cover essential costs such as transportation, egg retrieveables, counseling, and medications. i urge my colleagues to support this bill making the dream of parenthood more attainable

i don't think iowa is a swing state. but the des moines register had a poll out today, this morning, that had harris down by just four. biden was down by 18 points in the spring, so what i would look like -- i would look at the state polls. many are very razor thin but a lot of those are much closer or harris is ahead of where the race looked just a few months ago. >> this logic, do you approve of the campaign, i mean they are not seeking your approval but maybe they should, you ma know, you are jen psaki, that said, do you think it is wise that they are focusing on local markets for interviews and that in the swing states and particularly, is that the way to get to those voters more so than big national interviews? >> 100,000%. they should do big national interviews, too. she did a cnn interview and she did well and they should do those, too. local media is still the most trusted source of information and most markets in the mo country, these are people who know the local issues and they know what to ask the candidates

so iowa state, of course, beating iowa iowa 20 to 19 this past saturday.urse playing fair there, having to wear brock's old helmet. he said it still had a little bit of a smell to it. he said it felt a little small, but don't worry, he did take it off right after the interview wrapped. kittle also saying that he feels good heading into this week two matchup. mccaffrey saying again that he is expecting to play sunday, but head coach kyle shanahan implying that it will be a game time decision. shanahan also adding that while he is not a doctor, it is a positive sign that mccaffrey is listed as limited and not out guys. >> bet's a bet, right? got to throw on that. throw on the lid. >> exactly. exactly. yeah. good. >> appreciate it. thank you very much. it was a historic return for the national football league. the league averaged 21 million viewers per game. the most watched week one on record. nbc's opening kickoff between the chiefs and ravens was the most watched, averaging more than 29 million viewers. the niners monday night football matchup against the

he had to pay up after his alma mater, university of iowa, lost to iowa state this weekend. the punishment wearing brock purdy's old iowa state helmet in the locker room today. how quickly did brock reach out to you? oh, this is a small helmet, pretty quickly. yeah, he texted me the score. instantly. i said, thank you, brock. you ruined my whole weekend. very nice. don't feel too bad for kittle last year. remember this purdy lost the same bet and he had to wear iowa's mascot. head into a news conference. herky the mascot. let's take a live look outside now at the golden gate bridge. the fog is rolling in. jeff is going i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. say that. that's very im

. >>> and a wave of hope from the heartland, an iowa hawkeyes tradition that means so much to families in a hospital overlooking the stadium. it is monday, september 9th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning to you i'm richard lui. we're going to start in kentucky where the hunt for a gunman has been suspended until daylight. 32-year-old joseph couch is suspected of shooting and wounding five people with an a r 15 on saturday night. we have the area contained until the manhunt can start up again. >> we're going to continue to contain the area, continue to have people in the woods. not actively searching, of course, but in strategic positions to observe. >> couch is considered armed and dangerous. >>> we're going to now turn to last week's deadly school shooting in georgia. we have some new details now coming to light about the urgent warning from the suspect's mother in the minutes before this all happened. priscilla thompson has the latest. >> reporter: troubling new details about the mass shooting at apalachee high school on wednesday. the "washington post" reporting that

nunn of iowa. the chair: the gentleman from iowa, mr. nunn, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa. mr. nunn: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 1516, including my amendment. as a career counterintelligence officer, i've faced off against china on more than one occasion and seen how the chinese communist party exploits data and manipulates minds. the so-called thousand minds program is one of their initiatives and launched in 2008 it targets chinese citizens with expertise in top programs like c-9 or their top universities. as a track record of competition in entrepreneurship, professions, and research. these experts often specialize in fields vital to china's global standing including engineering, mathematics and next generation technology. it's a compliment to china but not when they target the united states. they target u.s. institutions to receive education at our universities, often backed and paid for by u.s. taxpayers and then take the knowledge they've lear

brock had a bet with george kittle, who went to iowa, and today kittle had to pay up wearing an iowa state helmet. oh it's a small helmet, >> pretty quickly. yeah. he texted me the score. instantly. i said, thank you, brock. you ruined my whole weekend. is that his old helmet? yeah, it smells like it. thanks, brock. but yeah. no, i had my iowa helmet out here, too. i tried to put a dark visor on this, but brock didn't want me to do that. but it's. i get it. it makes sense. >> on to baseball giants and brewers and the honoring of america on 9/11. blake snell pitched only five innings. struck out eight. oh, man, did he have some run support in this game. the giants mashing and smashing mike yastrzemski. three runs allowed. the giants were out. the central leading brew crew 13 to 2 a's and first place astros. the houston police department singing god bless america on nine over 11. top six a's were down a run until kyle mccann goes oppo taco. two run blast and the a's are five four winners. what a mob scene in china with thousands of fans lined up just to get a glimpse of warriors star s

brock had a bet with george kittle, who went to iowa, and today kittle had to pay up wearing an iowah it's a small helmet, >> pretty quickly. yeah. he texted me the score. instantly. i said, thank you, brock. you ruined my whole weekend. is that his old helmet? yeah, it smells like it. thanks, brock. but yeah. no, i had my iowa helmet out here, too. i tried to put a dark visor on this, but brock didn't want me to do that. but it's. i get it. it makes sense. >> on to baseball giants and brewers and the honoring of america on 9/11. blake snell pitched only five innings. struck out eight. oh, man, did he have some run support in this game. the giants mashing and smashing mike yastrzemski. three runs allowed. the giants were out. the central leading brew crew 13 to 2 a's and first place astros. the houston police department singing god bless america on nine over 11. top six a's were down a run until kyle mccann goes oppo taco. two run blast and the a's are five four winners. what a mob scene in china with thousands of fans lined up just to get a glimpse of warriors star steph curry. he a

the iowa hawkeyes wave. here in iowa city. >> reporter: it doesn't last long. only about a minute. but for these kids at the university of iowa's stead family children's hospital, this is the thrill of a lifetime. >> go, hawks! >> reporter: the hawk eye wave. a beloved tradition that started in 2017, now a hallmark of the heartland. at every iowa home game, some 70,000 fans and players all turn and wave at the patients watching from the hospital windows next door. >> just an amazing experience. >> reporter: that love and support, a joy for the kids and the lifeline. for families. >> good job, buddy. good job. >> go, hawks. >> reporter: stacy and neil coleman's son was a patient there. but now he's cancer-free. and one of this season's kid captains helping lead the wave. what is that like to know you are on the receiving end of that kind of cheerleading from the community? >> it is absolutely amazing gesture that says we are 70,000 people and we see you and we are sending you everything we have so that you ca

. >> iowa lost to iowa state. >> it was tough at home.to see it, but unfortunately, the better iowa team won that day. >> kittle, an iowa alum, lost a bet to quarterback in iowa state alum brock purdy. loser had to wear the other's helmet. iowa state beat iowa 20 to 19 on september 7th, and that meant kittle had to do his entire interview wearing purdy's old worn helmet. >> it's a small helmet. yeah, he texted me the score. instantly. i said, thank you, brock. you ruined my whole weekend. >> but then it was all business. kittle and the niners turned the page on week one and look ahead to their first road trip of the season at minnesota. >> any like minnesota football questions? i feel really good, i really do. i thought we played a really good game against the jets. you know, obviously things that we need to clean up all over, jake moody was phenomenal. i think we have a good momentum going. >> now the team is preparing like christian mccaffrey will play come game time on sunday. but head coach kyle shanahan implying that it will be a gam

iowa voted for barack obama by a comfortable margin in 2008 and 2012.there really did hit some hard times in the ensuing election. but there are still a lot of democrats there. and what you've seen with this latest poll, i think, is evidence that they are coming home to some extent. also that they're kind of drawing in some of the independents who might lean democratic. >> and des moines does a good poll. >> they do a very good poll. >> let me ask you about the teamsters. that is who kamala harris is meeting with today. what is going to happen. >> they met and it looks like they're saying they might have a decision on an endorsem as soon as wednesday. he met with leaders with the union as well as rank and file members as part of a long process and they say they're going to gather more data over the next day or so. but we could see, it is quite reasonable to suggest that we could see a teamster endorsement this week. >> john nichols, good to have you, thank you very much. >>> and officials will brief the public again at 4:00 p.m. on where the investigati

the gentlelady from iowa is recognized. mrs.iller meeks: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. carter: i rise to express my support for the accelerating kids'ans to care act which will help families access lifesaving care for children with complex medical conditions. in georgia we have world class hospitals that care for kids across the country. however, in some cases patients with rare and complex diseases have to travel out of state to receive specialized care when the services they need are not available in their own state. the process is difficult and full of red tape, often delaying children and their families from receiving the care they desperately need and in some cases blocking access to care altogether. the accelerating kids access to care act will allow states to streamline the process for out-of-state pediatric care providers to enroll in another state's medicaid program while also providing important guardrails. this

billions of dollars in damage, to these kinds of cornfields, but also caused fatalities, one east iowa talk about shorter not taller i want to ask how much damage was caused to your field? >> we had 100,000 dollars loss in revenue to operation that year. >> let's talk about going shorter what makes it better to be not you think would yield more corn? >> yeah, you know traditionally this is what a regular hybrid looked like this sitting around ten foot tall usually up here gets to short corn around seven foot tall, that is where a lot of weight is going to withstand better in wind more population can stand up to. >> it how fast on winds maybe 50 miles per hour? >> yeah, you know, we had an event in nebraska last year, that they saw where, this could really shine, you know there is like, 10%, damage to the short corn, where taller traditional hybrids up around 50% damage. >> thank you. we appreciate it so, as you can see, growing shorter better creates more stability in cornfields, going to help farmers, produce one of the most important crops in the country, of course, in iowa i send it

we have to start with iowa state versus iowa!wa elvis jinxing the cyclone kick early in the game. they went in the half 13-0 but stormed back and kyle conrardy got redemption! cyclones win it 29-19 and to say that purdy was pumped was an understatement and his wife jenna got the reaction on camera. >> yes! let's go! yeah! yes! let's go! >> oh, i wonder if that's like what he's like in the huddle. at number 4 with with matt mcconaughey facing off at big house with texas in michigan. all right, all right, all right. all texas with with winning 31-12. number 3, marshall-virginia tech. what a catch! christian fitzpatrick. good lord! went up and grabbed it with one hand. that's a grown man catch! hokies still win and good enough for this top 5. this is friday night. a jack rabbit interrupted the duke-northwestern game. northwestern mascot called upon to scare him off. eventually the little rabbit went on about his night. duke went on to win this one in double overtime. >>> and notre dame needed a field goal to avoid disaster. instead

now in iowa, which i never imagined i would see in this race, iowa within the margin of error.ally is a trend line that draws a huge headline. >> yeah. and as someone i spent a lot of time with over the years, very familiar with your work and methodology, you know, you look, 2016, ten-point victory for donald trump over hillary clinton. nine points, i think. in 2020, eight points for donald trump over joe biden. your last poll, i believe, correct me if i'm wrong, an 18-point spread between joe biden and donald trump. i mean, that's a trend line, also. we're talking about a trend line over a couple of cycles, this has been tighter than we've seen since 2012. talk about what's -- what are the dynamics that are driving that change, and what do you think is going to be the -- what are some of the dynamics that could make this even tighter, potentially put this state in play? >> the single most important factor digging through the data, with the question why ringing in my ears, is there are more people now saying that they will definitely vote. that's our definition of a likely vote

iowa took on brock purdy's iowa state cyclones.f 54-yard field goal here sealed the iowa state comeback. and so come wednesday, it was time for the people to pay up. >> how quickly did brock reach out to you? >> this is a small helmet. pretty quickly. and i said thank you. you ruined my whole weekend. >> is that his old helmet? >> yes, it smells like it. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >>> coming up tonight here at 5:00, we are counting down tonight until san francisco's mayoral debate when four of the top contenders will lay out their vision for the future of the city. we're going to also take a look at how the rank choice voting system could impact the outcome of the race. we've seen some surprising results in the bay area. experts tell us it could happen once again in november. the >>> right now on cbs news bay area, in one hour, top contenders in the san francisco mayoral race square off in a live debate right here on kpix with one notable absence. how the voting system could lead to a surprise winner in novemb

to africa, that's mostly for the corn farmers in iowa and offered africans sell.respect, china is no different than any of the other major actors but we do see and again, it's important to pull away from the numbers and look at the breath of the engagement, they talked about agriculture, jobs and reflected a lot of african priorities in that speech which again shows and revolution of the relationship being more balanced than it was ten years ago. being more balanced than it was ten years age-— ten years ago. 0pec+ is delaying _ ten years ago. 0pec+ is delaying a _ ten years ago. 0pec+ is delaying a plan - ten years ago. 0pec+ is delaying a plan oil- ten years ago. 0pec+ is l delaying a plan oil output ten years ago. 0pec+ is - delaying a plan oil output for october and november. this comes after oil prices in a nine—month load due to concerns about the wiccan global economy and slow demand from china. the uk has set out in legislation to improve oversight of water companies, sewage spills ahead a record high in 2023 with private companies being blamed for the poll

>> i'm laughing because you've been in iowa thinking about those considerations, obviously. >> ethanol> and i remember in 2000, in the bush one we were desperately finding spanish radio stations and no one put spanish ads in iowa before. we were the first doing that. look, the monolith question, usually people's minds go to country of origin. let me put this in perspective, as fast as the latino vote is growing, it's mainly mexican-americans. it's not that it's every big. no other group hits double digits and i say that not to be disparaging, we need to find our common alties, but it lends itself to strategic considerations especially cultural competency. and if every one of the seven main battle ground states and every one-- latinos will be larger than the margin of victory, and every one of them. not just arizona and nevada. wisconsin we surpassed the vote in 2020. and there were never a subsample in the poll, 200, 250,000 latino voters that's coming down to 45,000 votes. you can't tell me that it's not determinative. whoever is in that community will be determinative in that race. t

big in-state rivalry game is iowa state. cyclones beat iowa on a 54 yard field goal cycloneo 19.ge kittle's hawkeyes meant he had to pay off a bet wearing an iowa state helmet. >> oh, this is a small helmet fit size. pretty quickly. yeah, he texted me the score. instantly. i said, thank you, brock. you ruined my whole weekend. >> is that his old helmet? >> yeah, he smells like it. >> thanks, brock. >> but. yeah. no i had my iowa helmet out here, too. i tried to put a dark visor on this, but brock didn't want me to do that. but it's. i get it. it makes sense. >> looks like a peewee football helmet. we know the warriors star steph curry has fans all over the world. a lot of them in china. check this out. the curry brand is going international. they'll be opening retail stores in china in collaboration with under armor. and look at all these fans lined up seemingly forever just to get a mere glimpse of steph curry. unbelievable sports on abc seven. sponsored by smart and final. rock star i mean, i was looking at the video. it's so loud and there's a zillion people and they're just t

, upwards of 70% of donald trump support in the iowa primaries came from non rural iowans. so there's a lot that is motivating republic or conservative voters regardless of geography. and sometimes we will speak to that the fundamentals right we know that on average, if you're older, the more likely you are to vote for the republican candidate. if you're whiter, if you don't have a college degree and there are a number of these demographic explanations that get heightened in rural america. right. because rural america is composed of, these different sort of demographic factors or the mix of race and education and age is, different in rural america that leads to sort of bump, but fact that rural america is whiter and older and less educated than urban america cannot its own explain the urban rural and i'll just give you a good case in point right off that at a national level we talk about the age or the youth gap, the fact that young voters are increasing are an increasingly segment of the democratic electorate. cities are younger than average right for a whole host of reaso

, upwards of 70% of donald trump support in the iowa primaries came from non rural iowans. so there's a lot that is motivating republic or conservative voters regardless of geography. and sometimes we will speak to that the fundamentals right we know that on average, if you're older, the more likely you are to vote for the republican candidate. if you're whiter, if you don't have a college degree and there are a number of these demographic explanations that get heightened in rural america. right. because rural america is composed of, these different sort of demographic factors or the mix of race and education and age is, different in rural america that leads to sort of bump, but fact that rural america is whiter and older and less educated than urban america cannot its own explain the urban rural and i'll just give you a good case in point right off that at a national level we talk about the age or the youth gap, the fact that young voters are increasing are an increasingly segment of the democratic electorate. cities are younger than average right for a whole host of reaso

now over the weekend brock purdy iowa state cyclones beat george kittle's iowa hawkeyes on a last secondnning field goal. today, dues were paid for the people's tight end. >> it's a small helmet, good size, pretty quickly. yeah, he texted me the score. instantly. i said, thank you, brock. you ruined my whole weekend. it's very funny. >> what would brock had to do today? >> the exact same thing as me right now. is that his old helmet? yeah. he smells like it. thanks, brock. but yeah. no, i had my iowa helmet out here, to. i tried to put a dark visor on this, but brock didn't want me to do that. but it's. i get it. it makes sense. >> gotta love george kittle coming up at five and six. we're gonna hear more from the niners. christian mccaffrey. what he had to say to reporters today. and now circling back to brock and george last year, if you remember brock had to wear an iowa mascot. head to his availability. so now this time brother george that is wore the helmet. now larry, what are we going to do for fresno state? hawaii. that's the big question. what is our wager? maybe give you time to

. >> seth: and you see old photos of yourself and -- >> iowa city. >> seth: iowa city.a crazy thing happens. and, you know, we were talking backstage with josh, the director. by the way, there was 250 hours of footage here. this is a two-week road trip. but you see a photo of yourself with, you know, long hair. >> yeah, yeah, beautiful picture of myself. >> seth: and you have this moment of, like, oh, this -- you know, you look back and you maybe see this other version -- >> oh, for sure. yeah, yeah. it's a very emotional moment, yeah. >> seth: and then you also talk about the fact that you used to ride a unicycle everywhere. >> yes, i was a nerd. [ laughter ] >> seth: and -- and then you literally walk out of your childhood home in iowa city -- >> yeah. >> seth: -- and somebody comes by on a unicycle. >> it was the craziest thing. we just went -- we weren't even supposed to stop at my home. we just decided, okay, well, we have a little extra time. let's just drive by the home and just have a look at it. so, will and i are up on the porch talking about, like, "that's my

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donald trump's lead in iowa is shrinking.ts in june. how do you read that poll? is iowa in play this election? >> listen, i think we are getting some wild data. the campaign got what they wanted out of the debate. they wanted this contrast between her strong, steady leadership and his extremism and ugliness and it changed the election. we've seen in the polling since the debate that she gained a few points. we have battleground states now. states outside the battleground where she is at biden's numbers or even better in places like iowa. so the election has shifted. this is slipping away from trump and we should feel good. we have a lot of work to do, but i will tell you the thing i am really focused on right now is some of the polling you showed. we had really good polling in pennsylvania and also the last six independent polls in north carolina she is tied or ahead. republicans have no map unless they win both of those states and both are trending in the wrong direction. >> so you think this election is slipping away from t

iowa. new des moines register poll shows harris has dlumatically narrowed trump's lead in the state from 18 points to just four. earlier today, harris met with the international brotherhood of teamsters, the union's president said they could make a decision on an endorsement as early as wednesday. joining me now is tom bonnier, political strategist and senior adviser for target smart. i want to jump right into it. let's go to iowa. i have always wondered if there would be even a delayed reaction to that six-week abortion ban and whether that would actually change the dynamic. we know president obama did win iowa in 2008. what do you make of these polls showing harris down 47/43 where she used to be down -- biden was down 50/32. >> we have to keep in mind when we think about this sort of post-dobbs environment that we're still very much in, that the first place that really tested that dynamic was kansas. which is demographically fairly similar to iowa, frankly has been more democratic in man

nunn of iowa. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1486, the gentleman from iowa, mr. nunn, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa. mr. nunn: thank you, madam chairwoman. i rise in support of h.r. 3334 and the good work by the foreign affairs committee to sanctions the tyrannical and oppressive peoples within the chinese communist party act and i present my amendment, amendment number 1. the illegal production and distribution and the sale of fentanyl has contributed to a surge of overdoses across the world and severe addiction right here in the united states as well. cheap but deadly fentanyl is flooding into the united states across our open southern border, wreaking havoc on our communities across the country and locally in our neighborhoods and killing a record number of americans, including in iowa's third district, my hometown. in iowa alone, over the last two years we've seen a 34% increase in drug death overdoses with fentanyl implicated in more than 83% of those. among iowans, those 25 and under, drug

votes was the first to leave 22 people or something like that and that she dropped never even met iowah 14 million votes free them out. they were going to when i don't think as we had good debate and it was a fair debate and down 18 or 19 points after the debate and i hate mosquitoes and running around and they had nothing to do with bad politicians the country as well. they went to him and as a coup and you think about it as she was the first 1 out of all those people and it was in south carolina and by the way new hampshire was so badly treated by the democrats and joe biden and her i can't imagine new hampshire voting from anybody in new hampshire they are watching right now and anybody in new hampshire the votes for biden and her i called her comrade to call allah and she did something after decades and decades after decades it was iowa first it was iowa new hampshire he didn't want to go to new hampshire as a great state i won by a lilo that state and he jumped new hampshire as he change the whole primary system he took them out of the order i've done well there that i really want

marty wonderlin, the only deputy on duty in wapello county, iowa. quiet and with the first hint of daybreak that saturday morning, marty relaxed and turned up the music in his cruiser. : was the ragged end of the shift for you, huh? marty wonderlin: yeah. im taking my last little loop around the county and going to watch the sun come up and go home and go to bed. dennis murphy (voiceover): that plan came to an abrupt end around 5:30 am, when seth techel made a desperate 911 call from his house. seth techel (911 recording): shes been shot. im going to (expletive deleted) kill who-- i was getting ready for work and i heard a gunshot. and i came running out. and she was shot in the side. dennis murphy (voiceover): dispatch relayed the message to marty wonderlin. the young deputy had never gotten a call like this. operator (911 recording): i have a report of a lady not breathing. marty wonderlin (911 recording): 10-4. operator (911 recording): i have now been advised this ladys just been shot. dennis murphy: is your heart pounding a little? marty wonder

iowa. [applause] >> iowa. >> tucso >> mayor riof iowa state, iowa. >> mayor romero of tucson, arizona. >> mayor of massachusetts. >> for the o'connell, nashville, tennessee. >> in the back row? >> tom rhodes, mayor, new york. >> thank you to our mayors and partners for joining us today. we appreciate all of you and will try to get folks involved in the panel discussion. we have great stories of infrastructure from every part of our country. president biden told us last night, more investment in red states than blue because he represents the entire country and we will get a mix of those today. we are so happy to have you in the mayors hub which i think might be one of the more spectacular event spaces in the convention. we have a wonderful team at dma led by virginia. joe we has been so involved. brooke. dan. kristine. so what our dma team raise your hands so that we can -- they have worked tirelessly to prepare for a great convention experience, and we appreciate you very much. we have an a

, played high school in iowa, went and played at the university of iowa, well, was drafted by the giants and was was all-american kid from iowa and had a few concussions which which again this kind of tellssn you something. you can have 20 you can have one concussio n and oneussion concussion can can be dramatic, long in regards to long term effects. and that's what happened to tyler. and it's a very sad story.amatii but i think one that will open a lot of eyes to a lot of people and just, you know, it doesn't paint concussions in a good light as in t as it shouldn't, but just, you know, just a very informativn't.e and educational documentary. but -- but again, sad and you can get it on apple and amazon and those streaming services can cost therees. it is go chect it out. thank you so much brad favre for joining "jesse watters primetim" . >> have a great weeken favred. time for sink or swim. tonight, we have a fox business showdown. madison alworth versus brian greenberg, who's already sandbagging. righ >> all right. we have gender neutral names are all the rage, but not according to thi

>> i'm laughing because you been in iowa thinking about those considerations, obviously. in 2000 when i was doing the bush stuff we were trying desperately to try and find spanish language radio stations because nobody had ever put political ads. the monolith questioned usually people's minds -- let me put this all in perspective. as fast as the latino vote is growing, it is overwhelmingly mexican-americans. it is not that it is that big. no other group hits double digits. i say that not to be disparaging we needed to find our commonalities. it really does limit stuff to these strategic eliminations. latinos will be larger than the margin of victory. every one of them. it is not just arizona and nevada. there is 20,250,000 latino voters. coming down to 45,000 votes. you cannot tell me that it will not be determined. a lot of the cultural competency i think i've been saying since the early 2000's. republicans ignore this i think entirely because they are just trying to run against the latino community. democrat will start to lean into this. they are not enough competence,

i'd be happy to follow up with your office about working with our iowa folks that we can keep an eye on the to make sure that follow-through is happening. >> louis dejoy: were working on in sensing that process but to the point about the change changes in no way will impact or will they ever consider the impact and in fact the timing of thechange, there's nothing that's going to be moved. after october 1 . we have decades to catch up with and we timed the changes however good or bad they went , they went well. those, there was no intention or impact and the processes that we deploy will catch any delays of which mostly will be for the rescue efforts of last-minute balloting. >> rep. simpson: i appreciate that answer and also your recommendation and we need to be clear, you said at least a week ahead . i want to be clear, let's get those in the mail as soon as possible. i peeled back. >> louis dejoy: i now recognize mr. poulton for five minutes. >> you and i had a frank conversation on a number of issues and as you know i've been critical of some of the changes you made . you may reme

so let's go to iowa, right? and cells are one of the best pollsters in the business you go back to her final poll in 2020, she had donald trump ahead by seven points. he ended up winning in iowa by eight. look at where she has the race right now, a poll that was released just on sunday, donald trump ahead, but just by four. so kamala harris is doing three points better than joe biden in the final poll back in 2020 how about in new hampshire, the unh call, again, this poll was within a point, the final won in 2020, it had joe biden winning by eight in the granite state. he won by seven. look at where kamala harris is ahead by. she's ahead by 11 points. so a three-point over performance again, the same as we saw an iowa, the same that we see in new hampshire. very consistent with us three point over performance that we see, or the four-point over for the three-point performance that we see in, of course, pennsylvania in terms of the new york times, sienna college poll versus the 2020, was always looking for trends

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. >>> kittle was forced to wear an iowa state helmet in the 49ers locker room after kittle's loss to brock purdy's cyclones last weekend. well kittle wasn't very happy. but brock purr diego kekhuna was. >> seeing him in an iowa state helmet, it's pretty sweet. >> i thought he looked good, man. that helmet looks so good. with george's hair coming out of it. i was like all right. >> a little tight on george kittle's head. >>> a tough night tonight, the ballers are falling to the yellow high wheelers. their season comes to an end. it is very impressive. >> impressive. the golf clip we liked. and i imagine you would see a large beverage kicking back. >> not at ballers games this year. i didn't even get to get out to enjoy the game on my own without the work title. >> yeah, your work, it is just a tough gig. >> it's tough being a sports anchor. >> yeah, no one is complaining here. thank you so much. >>> the person got the sh >>> as a mom, i understand the unique torment of the experience of accidentally stepping on a lego. it is up there on the pain scale. >> yeah, you know, you use choic

after all, the iowa forces had done the same for almost a year now in the gaza strip. even though they have now withdrawn from jane and the occupied west bank, the possibility remains high that the israeli regime forces will restart the ethnic cleansing campaign, which zaken to kind of forced the displacement. the amount of destruction during the... 10-day period is quite extensive, the overall death doll for the 10 days stands at 36, and you have 150 reported to have been injured, but the destruction of property, that's what's overwhelming here, as if that was the aim of the invasion, here is a snapshot of what you see of homes, shops in terms of the destruction that has happened there, and then when we move on from the homes and shops, you can see the infrastructure where electric uh, for example networks have been destroyed, just in 10 days, so severe the israely bulldozers destroyed this amount of infrastructure that you see over here. well, the nature of the invasion by the iof, very similar to what they have been doing in the gaza strip. uh, as case in point, the

grassley, the senator for iowa -- from iowa is talking about wanting to have the people who are getting these kids should be vetted. the democrats have to know we have to get these kids a place somewhere, quickly. don't you know that the pedophiles are ending up with these kids? host: you're going to have to clarify some things, as far as the kids missing from where? caller: they came across the border unaccounted. host: that is kent but represented kasten, if you wanted to respond. guest: i'm not aware of missing kids since president biden came in. there are several thousand children who were separated from their families. it's not the hundreds of thousands. i think the general question of inflation, number one, we have seen a significant fall down in border crossings over the last year. that is good or bad is up for question. i'm proud to live in a country that everyone wants to live in. a huge part of the reason why inflation has come down so quickly in spite of such a strong economy is because immigration has kept our workforce higher than what it would have been otherwise and make