cynicism peeks through, but i wonder--when i--when we were doing uncle tom's cabin and we were in iowa city you know, uncle tom's cabin finished with a stage of naked people. like, i wanted 52 naked people. i was bringing 16; the rest would be provided by the community. and when-- i think the paper said, "new york-based choreographer bill t. jones comes to iowa, inviting people to strut their stuff--all of it!" and that was on the front page of the news. the front page, not buried back there in the arts section. but that was called "hard news, real news," right? and you know what? that sort of-- "yeah, yeah, i like that." now, what happened was, for the next two months or whatever, every day there was something-- a diatribe in the paper, and somebody was protesting. "should we do this? should we not?" tickets were selling; people were there. the first audit-- the first rehearsal when the community people came in-- i remember i was so impressed with who they were. there were--a librarian, a man who was a fireman, who came in literally wearing his fire gear. he was late. "sorry, i've been fig

and people never stop to think that, you know, in the united states, people in iowa city don't reallyunderstand the border. well, people in guadalajara don't really understand the border, either. it's an alien zone in both directions, and the coyotes recruit. d so they went and recruited these men; they brought them to sonoyta, sonora. the actual trained coyote vanished-- nobody knows what happened to him-- so a trainee coyote, 19 year old kid, tried to walk them in and they got lost. there were... we know there were 26; there might have been more. some of them vanished and have never been heard from again-- the group that tried to walk back home. the 14 of them, you know, died out there in the desert. >> hinojosa: i remember when i was reading the book, i actually, i had to stop halfway through. could not finish wking... reading the book. and later i ended up being on the arizona/mexico border and actually witnessing... seeing some of the photographs that are taken... >> oh, yeah. >> hinojosa: ...of the... the morgue photographs. it's really graphic stuff, but it's the kind of stuff

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timing haggle in the political science department at the university of iowa in iowa city. let's go down to venice, florida. nate is joining us. nate, what does it look like for 2012 from venice when you hear about the iowa caucus being nine months away? >> well, i guess what i'm most intrigued by right now is the fact that all of the people that are coming forward in the republican party are so extreme in one way or another, and what i was wondering from the panelists there is who do they feel independent voters are going to gravitate towards as far as the republican party is concerned because no one really has a solid simple plan. all of them have huckabee a strong against gay rights or, you know, trump is this crazy tea party birther movement. is somebody in the middle of the road that they feel can take control of the republican party coming up? >> nate, great question from venice, florida. thank you for joining us. tim, let's have you weigh in on that question. >> well, i wouldn't necessarily say that all of the folks that are running on -- apparently running for the re

on wednesday at 1:00 p.m., the exchange out of iowa city. and then on thursday at 3:00 p.m. eastern time, the jim fisher show out of davenport, iowa live on c-span for campaign 2012. before we go here, i want to take a couple more phone calls if we can as we're waiting for this radio show to get under way. can you hear me? ] host: yes. caller: i had watched a program with jesse ventura. in this documentary he indicated there were several fema camps set up around the u.s. they snuck into one camp and there were over 125,000 casket there. i was curious as to what this was all about. thank you. host: we will move on to phil on the democratic line in pennsylvania. go ahead. caller: my problem is with fema and would never government agency is. they seem to get nothing done. they talk about it. they express their opinions and they say we must do this and that, but they don't do it. it is like [unintelligible] why doesn't anybody go to jail? that irritates me. host: let's go to pennsylvania. now live coverage of "the jan mickelson show" stout of des moines, iowa, taking your calls a

. >>> some might not call it an art, but one iowa man is getting creative with a common household product. >> the man from sioux citys with duct tape. he's made everything from log cabins, eagles, even the entire cast from the "wizard of oz." some of his works are on display at the sioux city, iowa art center. >> pretty good. >> they are good. >> impressive! >> kind of along the lines of the biggest ball of twine. >>> and the weather looks gorgeous? >> partly cloudy and cool, with just a chance of a sprinkle or two. >>> and we'll be back tomorrow morning, easter sunday, at 7:30. catch us before you head out for the day. thanks for joining us. ,, ,,,,,,

we have philip from iowa. >> i'm from sioux city, iowa. what is on my mind is social security. i worked so many hours and i don't make enough and then when i do, they start taking it away if i make too much. >> you have to turn down your tv. >> my mother passed away and i got assets from that and i don't know why the government has to step in and look at that and say you have to spend this because we're going to take your social security away or else you have to put it into a trust fund and that is where it went. >> there are way too many regulations. >> yes, there is. >> i don't blame you. my dad dealt with some of that when he retired before he passed away. all of the regulations made absolutely no sense to me. >> there is too much red tape. you are going to do this or that or you are not going to make it. how do you make it on the money that you make on the social security? any not enough to pay bills. i tried to tell them that and they would not listen. >> go to the poll is all you can do. thank you very much for the phone call. who is up next? ruth from alabama. how are yo

at least one weapon could go right and land in iowa or new york city or god knows where you know that that's a reality and if if we don't accept that we just whistling in the dark and we're going to be victims of our own technology. that moving the arms race into space will be the largest industrial project in the history of the planet earth they can't take any chances they have to have an enemy they have to make the people afraid someone's going to tak us with nuclear weapons we've got to have a missile defense in order to protect us from attack iraq. one of the rogue states iran north korea and now they throw china into that equation. for the last three years the pentagon has been trying to make china the new bogeyman and china unwittingly played into the united states hands to this anti-satellite test. according to some experts this anti-satellite test didn't come as a surprise to american officials. at the time i was at a conference in colorado springs and the military offices in the room actually left to watch the test in real time so they were observing the actual chinese and th

out of iowa city. we take a look at iowa politics from the microphones of various talk radio shows.er on in this program, you will meet the grand prize winner of our student cam. he did a piece on compromise in washington. also joining us is donald. coming up, we will focus on two states, iowa and new hampshire. james kendall. we'll talk about 2012 right after this break from c-span radio. >> ahead of today's first-ever news conference by fed chairman ben bernanke, stocks are set to rise. mr. bernanke is expected to discuss the job market, inflation, and prospective for economic growth. ahead of the opening bell, the dow jones is up. c-span radio and television will have live coverage. turning to international news, more violence in afghanistan. eight nato service members and a contractor are dead after an afghan military pilots opened fire on the foreign troops following a dispute at the airport in cobble. the shooting is the deadliest incident in which a member of the afghan security forces turned against coalition forces. the situation in syria, the united nations secretary gener

the exchange from iowa city and then thursday at 3:00 p.m. the jim fisher show. coverage of campaign 20 12. coming up, the discussion on the government's role in response. focusing on this issue for his video, here's the documentary. >> my name is math that you want to i'm a junior at a high school. on may 25, my life was changed first-ever. >> a history-making twister produced winds in excess of 200 miles per hour. the severe storm system virtually ripped the town in half. 22 businesses. leveled 222 homes and damaged others in a community of only 2,000. but the statistics don't do justice to the heartbreak and the hurt. >> my home was located where it took nearly a year to rebuild and we were finally able to move in. but in a matter of seconds, it was gone. but even after the tornado, it did not seize to exist our recovery began after the storm passed and the city, high school and city hall and majority of the other buildings destroyed during the storm have been rebuild. >> it's amazing to see their determination and resilience. it was inspiring to see the commu

live coverage at 1 eastern on the exchange program from iowa city. tomorrow, the jich fisher show in davenport, iowa. at 2:15, ben benanke holds the first reports. today, he'll answer reporters questions about it, and you can see live coverage on c-span at 2 p.m. eastern followed by your phone calls. tonight on c-span2 book tv and at 9 eastern, former defense secretary on his mom mori, and 10:15, author, bruce riedel looks at the global jihad movement. our coverage including highlights of past dinners and your comments from facebook and twitter streaming at c-span.org. >> well, the aviation commerce is at lunch, we'll show you comments from donohue's goals for the conference. >> anyway, carol, thank you, good morning, everyone. we appreciate everyone who has taken time out of very busy schedules to join us here today. i want to particularly thank carol and the national chamber foundation team for putting together another outstanding conference. i understand as she said this is the best attended we ever had a in this town and in this room, i find that'

. >> reporter: the white house staff asked the famous hard-working group of iowa inner city kids to performon and off the white house lawn at this weekend's easter egg hunt. >> probably the most uplifting news that we could have heard. >> reporter: it's been a tough road for them this past year. they were kicked out of the willkey house last spring leaving them with no permanent place to practice. they're hoping this weekend's performance will shed some light on their problems back here in iowa. >> hopefully an opportunity like the easter egg roll will get people generated to see that we're here for the long haul. >> reporter: for now they will focus on the excitement. >> i think it's probably right up there with some of the greatest things that are going to happen in their lives. >> for more about "the early show" visit us at cbsnews.com. ,,

iowa barnstormers. there's activity in the city streets after work there.oking at livermore getting into work. a 14-minute drive for the westbound direction, but suddenly over the last few minutes we have two reports of the same accident past the livermore airport. we have reports of a number of cars, maybe even five are involved in the accident. so far no major slowing. it is only a couple minutes for the senators sensors to react there. a smooth drive near the castro valley wide. and now 880 and 92, no problems over the water. further north, a live look at oakland shows you traveling north past the coliseum. a nice, easy, light drive there. the headlights will be an issue over the next half hour. we'll see how things develop heading to the bay bridge. the toll plaza shows a steady volume of traffic. no delays or metering lights. friday light means a 6:30 turning on for the lights. >>> a possible government shutdown is now a little more than a week away, but it looks like the republican-led house is ready to offer a compromise. house speaker john boehner s

city. officials will assess the damage in the coming days. >>> weather pummeled parts of iowa. golf-ball-sized hail made some areas look like a driving range. some of the homeowners are reporting structural damage following a barrage of calls to insurance company. >>> finally, in wisconsin, the sausage mascots for the milwaukee brewers took part in the ninth annual opening day brat relay race. the five sausages, brat wurst, polish and italian sausage usually race inside the ballpark, but for opening day, the group raced through the city to the ballpark to mark the beginning of baseball season. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. we saw that video from tennessee. lots of areas in the south, what a wicked day. >> we're now calling this the worst severe weather outbreak since 2006. we're not talking faytalities o tornadoes, just total number of reports of severe weather. but in the last 24 hours, all of these dots are severe weather reports. the red are the triangles, the green the hail,

iowa. at 11:00 p.m., "q&a" new york city deputy mayor stephen goldsmith. tomorrow on "washington journal," a look at the week in congress, including the federal budget negotiations and the stop-gap federal spending bill that is due to expire on april 8. a talk about the middle east protests, and john dalla volpe has the results of his group's latest poll on political ideology of the millennial generation, ages 18-29. "washington>> now, from london,e minister's questions from the british house of commons. prime minister david cameron offered an update on libya, specifically commenting on the specifically commenting on the issue

our team are in a port in iowa shows how the deaths already taken a major toll. in a city that never sleeps. that continues to tick more than ten thousand dollars per second when it was first installed no one was really aware of what it was nor could most people tell you the difference between a deficit or that so but their collapse spans rejoice keeping track of the national that jordan borrow it's represents the durst organization the new york real estate firm that operates the ticker of america's borrowing the clock was installed back in one thousand nine hundred nine when u.s. debt was under three trillion within weeks that number is expected to reach by debt ceiling of fourteen point one thousand nine hundred twenty only the. government is on too much money. everybody knows that and everybody accepts that it's how you solve that problem. yet this familiar problem is being met with the worst cycle solution he was leaders are calling for congress to raise the debt limit and warning of an economic armageddon otherwise experts say ongoing financial mismanagement by the ri

debt reaching what the entire economy produces in g p r t's marina port iowa shows how the debts already and taking a toll. in a city that never. thought that continues to go within ten thousand dollars per second when i was first installed no one was really aware of what that was nor could most people tell you the difference between the gap it or the so that blocks stands vigil keeping track of the national that jordan borrow it's represents the durst organization the new york real estate firm that operates the seeker of america's borrowing a caucus installed back in one nine hundred eighty nine when u.s. debt was understood three trillion we seemed weak that number is expected to reach a debt ceiling of fourteen point twenty nine trillion clearly the government does is on too much money. everybody knows that and everybody accepts that it's how you solve that problem. yet this familiar problem is being met with the wrist cycle solutions he wants leaders are calling for congress to raise the debt limit warning of an economic armageddon otherwise experts say ongoing financial mismanagement by the richest country in t

behind many of these union busting policies from tennessee to iowa to nevada fact michigan governor rick snyder got his idea to take over cities in his state and fire the elected officials and replace them with his own czars known as financial planners from a state policy network think tank operated in michigan. so is this what progressive's are up against a well organized national campaign by republicans to take on american working working americans for more on this i'm joined now by any real sociedad editor of mother jones magazine any welcome thanks great to have you here with us tell us about the state policy network and i think most people probably never even heard of this it's little known snot on the political radar but it's an hugely influential sort of constellation of conservative free market think tanks that were founded by the same conservative ideologues behind the heritage foundation and the reagan revolution in fact the intent of these this network was to bring the reagan revolution to the state level to influence the legislators and get you know the kind of policies that they wanted a union anti-tax implemented

iowa. the siblings which were hatched over the weekend watched as -- this is cool -- the newest bird emerged. cityre on the left? the family of eagles have become internet sensations with internet viewers watching the hatching. it's cool. bald eagle, pretty neat. >>> it is 4:56. jaycee dugard's suspected kidnapper expected to plead guilty today. how phillip garrido could be helping his wife's case. >> several blocks shut down now in berkeley after a house fire that created a 6-foot fireball had firefighters working for several hours this morning. we'll have the latest coming up. >> closing arguments just a couple of hours away in the barry bonds trial. the surprising strategy from his defense attorneys. >> plus, the countdown 4 hours to avoid a big government shutdown. we are going to have a live report on the all-night negotiations in washington and the one thing democrats and republicans still can't agree on when we come back. ,,,, appreciate the easy days, are what keep me coming back for more. [goat sounds] and the customer says, on the carpet." what? gonna be difficult. don't tell me about a

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iowa has issued a disaster proclamation. disasters were reported in 11 towns and cities. or taking a live look inside our own windows.m, a lot of over cast a look there in the higher elevations. were going to check in with meteorologist brian. >>brian: good morning we have clouds and sunshine this morning, not a bad day but it's going to be on the mild side. a little bit cooler than average. upper 50s and low 60's this afternoon, the winds picking up it shouldn't be as strong as what we had yesterday. perhaps some gusts 15 to 25 mi. per hour. partly to mostly cloudy skies this evening with just a slight chance of a couple sprinkles into the north bay. nothing more than that. for monday there's a weather system pushing through that's going to increase clouds and bring a slight chance for a light rain for the north bay. amounts look to be light. a few hundredths of an inch. tuesday were in between systems, sunny but cool and breeze winds. gusts of 20 to 30 m.p.h., the chilly weather remains in place much of this week. all the way through wednesday we will see highs' only 50's, low the mid-60s. another chance for perhap

of severe weather all the way through portions stretching from iowa, stretching all the way down through portions of mo movement kansas city risk of severe storms, with that in mind, the potential of large >> and this weather report has been brought to you by edward jones. dan? >>> thank you, scott. before taking the stage in detroit last night, charlie sheen went on twitter and called himself a sheenius. apparently, the audience did not agree, at least many people in the audience, because they were booing. the first show of the actor's nationwide tour ended up being what you might call an epic fail. here's chris connelly. >> charlie! >> reporter: charlie sheen came to detroit on saturday night, and fans were waiting for him like this 69-year-old man from connecticut, said he paid $500 for a ticket. >> i wanted to go tonight because i don't know if it will be his first or his last show. >> reporter: sheen is calling his live on stage tour my violent torpedo of truth/defeat is not an option. apparently it was. last month it took the 44-year-old star of "two and half men" about ten days to enrage the people that were paying

going on here, you can imagine how difficult it is, say for the police chief in dubuque, iowa -- i don't know what cityas in, whatever we talk about. let my just talk about three overarching changes or themes. one is money, money, money. my husband used to joke for me for those of us in the academy on 9/11, you know, that essentially anyone who wasn't in the terrorism field couldn't get a lot of support. bruce eluded to this as well over the ten years. that's certainly not true. the world rightfully and the united states have moved on. that's playing out on the state and local field in way that is are just tremendously apparent in the fiscal debates going on. in each state house and in each city. just imagine if you are a govern or mayor, and you are looking at rising crime, and your inability to educate children in urban area, or you are looking at health care cost, or you are looking at state employee retirement funds, you know, whatever the debate is going to be of the moment. you are not talking, thinking, or probably even prioritizing democrat or republican, oh, i really have to focus my state or

city that is shamelessly going after san francisco businesses. then later tonight on "nightline". >> l coming up next on "nightline"tornado flatten iowa town we look at how storm chas chasers maybe saving lives. >> plus exclusive. desiree rodgers the glamorous white house social secretary who designed if her side of the house social secretary who designed if her side of the story on network television. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> chp light up billboard state wide tonight because of amber alert issued just minutes ago. witnesses say 28-year-old rafael bar kidnapped 17-year-old martinez around 3:30 this afternoon in los angeles. he threatened to kill her and himself in the past. he was driving green ford expedition license plate no. 5 gbj 2 2 6. there is no indication that bar is headed to the bay area but this is a state wide amber alert. all warning signs are being illuminated. >>> jurors in the barry bonds perjury trial will return for a third day of deliberations tomorrow. the panel licensed to testimony read back to them today from former bond assistant who once saw bond 7 an inj

city and our culture. thank you. >> my name is richard hanson. i've been involved in treasure island since 1978. 1948 when i first came here on the battleship iowa and landed here at treasure island. i think the project is very exciting. i think there are many rewards and i certainly am not opposed to making opportunities for people to have low-cost housing and jobs and especially the playing fields. it is a good way to keep people out of trouble, but in the morning newspaper, the "morning examiner" there is a map of treasure island but there is not indication that there is a sea wall around it. i think the one thing that they have learned, especially in japan in the last six weeks, is that tsunamis are very serious business. the full expectation is that the normal sea level will rise six or eights or 10 feet. these are predictable that it will happen sometime in the next 100 years. and i'm really concerned about who'll pay the cost of putting that sea wall up, which i think is going to be inevitable and what responsibility will the city of san francisco have if there is a devastating tsunami that wipes out all of that real estate without being

iowa and places like that more than california. >> they're going for the money. >> we didn't talk about my 20-city tour. >> we're out of time and money around here. >>> we have to find out what the weather is. that is our priority. >> it is a little gray out there easter sunday. how is it looking for the rest of the day, jim? >> it is a little gray and soggy here on easter sunday, however we will look at conditions dry out through the afternoon and the shower activity is more like drizzle out there. so light rainfall amounts, few hundreds of an inch. we see bay bridge is shrouded with clouds and drizzle showers. we'll dry out in the afternoon. looking at live high definition doppler, you see some returns in the north bay and isolated returns in and around the bay. it is not a big rain maker for us and should wear off through the afternoon. as this weak system crosses the region, bringing the on-shore flow and enough moisture to produce drizzle shower activity this morning. we'll hang on to the clouds. we'll have a chance of rain showers arriving tomorrow morning. right now it is light drizzle and cooler temperatures. through the day

iowa. heavy mountain snow, meanwhile in the rockies. and soaking rain in northern california and the pacific northwest. >> 50s from seattle to salt lake cityin cities and 56 in chicago. 54 in boston. 80s from dallas to miami. and up to -- up to baltimore as well. so there you go. >> there you go. >>> well, style was the name of the game in key west for a special race. that was more about heels than wheels. >> female impersonators faced off for a very different kind of drag race over the weekend. as you can see hitting the street in three-inch heels. the shoes, dresses, big hair and makeup didn't stop them from navigating an obstacle course that included tires and plastic shopping carts. >> oh, man, it was all part of an annual celebration that runs through the end of the week. they know how to party in key west. >> they do. >> key west is a wild town. >> you know key west on new year's eve, they also have a drag queen dropped from a giant heel. >> is that what they do, really. >> so this is in addition to that. >> got to love key west, man. all right, go soak those feet. we'll be right back with more of "world news now" after this. ♪ . >>

iowa. you can see him now alongside dax shepard in the new comedy "brother's justice," premiering on video on demand april 20th, and opening in theaters in select citiesssy tom arnold. >> jimmy: no dilly dalying. >> no dead air.t going and keep it going. >> jimmy: how's everything, you still married? >> happily married to ashley. she's wonderful. i'm very lucky. >> jimmy: when you say happily married, is there ever a stumble as you go through your wives to remember which one you're married to? >> i can't believe -- i wake up sometimes and go i'm married four times, it's crazy, no wonder people make fun of me. four times is ridiculous. >> jimmy: are you still trying to have a baby? >> we are, we're working at it. it's a technical -- i have a low sperm count, as you know. >> jimmy: i did not know. >> you don't know? >> jimmy: no i didn't know that. i forgot to count, yeah. >> we had some great news. this is so weird. we're getting to the point where i just wanted to have a baby. god gives you a baby i don't care if we have to borrow somebody else's sperm. i'm humble. it's my fault. i'll be looking at pictures of dudes. because they have celebrity look-a

city of strawn has been evacuated. and dozens of homes have been destroyed. right now 1.7 million acres are on fire and resources are being spread very thin. >>> in iowa federalrgency workers toured the damage left by last week's tornadoes. they will determine if federal assistance is needed to rebuild that area. if the request for federal dollars is made, president obama will decide if there's money available to help with clean up efforts. iowa was one of 12 states hit by last week's killer tornadoes. officials are calling it the worst tornado outbreak in 30 years. >>> time now 5:48. back here at home a red light camera in napa may have wrongly ticketed 1,000 drivers. now a napa county grand jury says those drivers should get refunds. it happened between may and september of last year. more than 3200 drivers were issued citations for running the red light at this intersection highway 29 and highway 121. so many people complained the grand jury investigated. they found that the light didn't stay yellow long enough. the city has until june to respond to that grand jury decision. >>> 5:48 is the time right now. back over to sal to check in on traffic. how's the

. >> eric: in western iowa they are facing the task of rebuilding after a tornado held much of the community. it shows the tornado barreling toward the cityge is $3.76 a gallon. that would be a bargain in san francisco where the surprise highest in the country 4.13 a gallon. lowest is tucson arizona at 3.41. now for the bad news experts say they see nothing to indicate a price drop anytime soon. nationwide record high average was set in july 2008 when gasoline hit 4.11 a gallon. >> if you have a young child you likely sick. they eat more calories compared to women that don't have kids. it forces them to choose quick over healthy. doctors worry the unhealthy eating habits could be passed on to the kids. a higher percentage of moms in the study were black and had lower next compared to women in the study without kids. the study is in the journal of pediatrics. >> eric: recapping stop stories dodgers are in town for the first time since a giants fan was brutally beaten. we'll get to that story in just a second. >> let's check in with amy hollyfield that has been looking at the latest aftershock in japan. >> we've been looking at websites and

cities made that happen. they grew up at node of a network that allowed the rich, dark oil of iowa to become productive. in 1816 it cost as much to move materials over land as to ship them over the atlantaic. it was enorm lousily difficult to access all the wallet in the american hinterland. cities grew up as notes of the transportation network. the cities on the candle. chicago was start off when the illinois canal expand from new york to new orleans, rail only supplemented that transportation network, and every one of the 20 largest cities ins me -- cities in america were on a waterway. industry then grew up around those transportation nodes. new york's three great industries in then 19th sister were sugar refine, printing and they were tied to the port of new york. there was raw sugar coming into new york, which is how fdr's family got involved in the sawing refining interests. british roots enter feature with his sugar trade. printing and publishing is one of my favorite stories. the big money was in printing pirated english novels but you had to come out with the latest dickens and get it out first.

. >> we have the city broken up to different districts. we will go to zone e. we will go to iowa street. put me to work. >> okay. >> bend it over like that. we chop it. >> while you do this if you come across something that looks hazardous, material wise, >> like this paint? >> you can't take paint. >> that gets dealt with by? >> we have a patrol truck thal pick up the paint. >> we have tv monitors and tires. you want to look for needles we don't mix needles with the garbage. >> you have to be a positive person in a way to deal with this job. you are dealing with areas you know it's been cleaned. >> basically it happens a lot where you clean up an area. you come back a couple of days later and it's back to that again. we more or less are used to it. that's -- it's our job. you have to get used to it. it's a fact. that's the way it is. >> sure. yeah. >> okay. >> what do you think, are you ready to sign up? >> totally. i'm over dressed. >> a little warm? must be the sweat. >> part of the daily routine is george our steamer. you see the wall people urinate on the and the sidewalk. a