is an airborne pickup truck launching through the air like it was shot out of a cannon this is in iowa citywa, near oxford. the sherifs were responding to an accident. you see them up there two guys there and one of the guys id ca apparently a freightliner semi didn't slow down at the accident scene, hit into the back of that pickup truck and sent that thing flying. >> how is this guy, how is this sheriff's deputy? >> those guys are totally final. these guys are uninjured. the guy in the truck is okay, too. apparently in all one trooper suffered minor injuries described as not serious at all and no one else was injured in this thing. that thing could have landed on any of those cars out there. >> it's amazing that it went right between those vehicles. that is incredible. >> doesn't it almost look intentional? >> it looks like something you'd see in a stunt show. it's not a stunt show this is, of course, an accident. and the iowa state patrol posted this on their facebook page and said share this thing around because this is an example why you should slow down and move over when you see wrec

that you go into mexico and people know as little about the milieu in the borderlands as people in iowa city know. i used to when i was feeling probably last year here in fact i was feeling a little spunky and i said you know if we are born in mexico we don't have an immigration glance that kicks off at 13 and pumps hormones to tell us how to get across the border. that doesn't happen. this is a learning process of necessity and complex issues. people in mexico don't have any idea. it's been a great gift to me and i will pass it to the true scholars here. just to say to you and you may see it in the signing here that people because of the work, grow to trust you to he goes about with that in how you set it. they know if you are lying. they know if you are misrepresenting and they will steer away from you and they are in your story and you will fly further into fiction. it is a great thing that i started realizing here that there will be nicely dressed cowboy dressed gentleman in jeans with big belt vocals and a short haircut at the head of my line and they will come up to me and go oh yes. i

you go into mexico, and people know as little about the milieu in the border lands as people in iowa city know, you know? i used to when i was feeling -- probably last year here, in fact, i was feeling a little spunky, and i said, you know, if we're born in mexico, we don't have an immigration gland that kicks off at 13 and pumps hormones to tell us how to get across the border. that doesn't happen. this is a learning process of necessity and complex issues x. so people in mexico don't have any idea. and it's been a great gift to me, and i'll pass it to the true scholars here just to say to you, and you may see it in the signing lines here, that people because of the work grow to trust you because of what you've said and how you've said it. they know if you're lying. they know if you're misrepresenting, and they will steer away from you and then this went your story, and you will fly further into fiction. and it is a great thing that i started realizing here, tfob, that there will be nicely dressed sort of cowboy-dressed gentlemen in jeans with big belt buckles, nice short haircut at the

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iowa city people i run and workstation of human beings. human beings as am i our flawed and they're going to be problems. i agree with you. the key is that we root them out and tried to put in place remedies we don't repeat the same problem over and over again but i think i should be doing the intro and but i like the ig as an extra set of eyes on me. i told them you're a pain in the rear but you are my pain in the rear, and no i like that very m. >> thank you mr. director. >> i want to just follow up with what mr. fattah said. i appreciate dr. harris. the fusion center management took actions and i'm quoting from the ig, during this review that created difficulties for the office of inspector general in updating information directly from the fusion center employs in ensuring that interview responses were candid and complete. we have issues and obtain documents directly from the fusion center personnel. furthermore, a great concern to fbi employs detailed to fusion center report to us they were subjected to retaliation by the directorate a

i remember the awe i felt as an alter boy in iowa city at st. mary's and later the anger when the church we be trayed me. it is bitterly cold, a near-record low. many parishioners wear heavy coats. slush-covered boots have left a wet trail down the long center aisle. 24rs a puddle under my pew. the mood in the church is tense. as the minutes pass, i think of the jesuits who taught me as a child that a good catholic acts upon the church's social teachings, even be that means confronting the church. my hands are trembling with the cold, my apprehension and other feelings too deep to name. outside st. patrick's, 4500 angry men and women have assembled chanting and waving plaque cards that read: curve your dogma and condoms, not coffins. bull horns blare, act up, the aids coalition to unleash power, is protesting coo'connor's assault on safe sex and reproductive lights. there's a carnival-like atmosphere. speaking in tongues, performing their protests n. act up high camp and high seriousness are uniquely compatible. an artist, named ray navarro, is

officials in sioux city, iowa are challenging new rules now put in place by the d.o.t. say red light and speed cameras should not be used as long-term enforcement tools and require cities to turn in reports annually on each of their cameras on state roads. well, city officials say the new regulations are too broad and the cameras are needed to police the roadways. critics concerned those cameras are just used to bring in millions of dollars in fines. brian claypool is a defense attorney and he's my guest today. so there's a lot to chew on here. but everyone can relate to this story. >> i've been busted too. >> okay. high five on that. we both admit it. we both have been caught. !il5átá can stop people speeding. >> i feel the same way about my own street. but when we get busted ourselves for somebody else's streets we don't like these cameras. >> exactly. >> what's going on in iowa? >> in iowa what happened is in 2008 the supreme court came down and said that the cities can erect these red light cameras and these speeding cameras. and then what happened is the city of sio

and going to be an emotional day for hawkeyes head coach fran mcbacken, iowa city this morning where patrick, scheduled to have surgery to remove a thyroid tumor. mccaffrey will fly to date.to coach iowa in their first tournament game in eight years. >>> bleacherreport.com, president obama has revealed his final four. he is going with florida, arizona, michigan state and louisville. and i really hope he does well, guys, because i have the exact same final four, you can compete with me, chris, michaela, john, kate, and all the -- us fellow anchors here at cnn at cnn.com/blackets. michaela, you said you got yours on lock and key. a lot of research. >> got mine right here. letting everyone know. my final four is the same as president obama's. >> i like that. >> just as powerful. >> clearly. >> i wish. >> do you have a very electable face. for what these worth. >> maybe i should run for office someday. >> maybe. we will consult. we will consult. >>> going to take a break here on "new day," see if we can find michaela's brackets and check in with the coverage of the disappear perhaps of p

iowa. almost all of the city's firefighters joining the effort to try to save the former yonkers department store, which was being renovated. >>> general motors adding to its recall list 500,000 pickup trucks and suvs because cooling lines were not properly secured. >>> a giant sinkhole opening up on detroit's west side. a road worker noted the ground started to give away. it's reportedly 30 feet wide and 16 feet deep. >>> just two days away from the march 31 deadline to sign up for obamacare or face a penalty. but there are a whole lot of exceptions, including a pass on the penalties if you can prove or maybe just say that you've tried to sign up. this week, the white house trumpeting news that 6 million americans have signed up for the president's signature health care law, but brand new fox news polls show 56% of registered voters oppose the health care law. only 40% favor it. let's bring in jamie weinstein. i know has the support for obamacare down to 26%. a little different than ours. but look, these numbers, 6 million signed up. they're very careful at the white house to use that numb

john, webster city, iowa. democratic color. >> caller: good morning spee we will leave this discussion to return now to live coverage of the u.s. senate. if you missed in the of what was said on "washington journal" you can see it on a website at c-span.org. right now centers wrapping up their weekly party lunches contingent debate on executive and judicial nominations. live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: the assistant majority leader. mr. durbin: i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: i ask consent to speak in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: mr. president, sunday was a perfect chicago afternoon, not in terms of weather, which has not been too kind to us lately, but in terms of my events on the schedule. my first stop was at navy pier for the lithuanian independence day celebration, an event which was im

are we doing that at the university campus in the octave at the university of iowa's understand that you decorate the city center. these are weapons that run six hundred thousand seven hundred thousand the market. three small towns are getting its weapons this machinery and wrap them and they have to do maintenance on it so not only do they have a machine that they can help keep the machine that openly that don't need to build a mansion and johnson's bill when both bands and routes coming from the worst onto small towns in america but also tantrums an aircraft and so this would allow things to come across like you know michael is to use in the end a war zone cynically seats minute is for microwave refrigerator door on our vehicles he played at creating bigger than that of bands and also does oversight committee is no inventory additional accountability so please teach in indiana and illinois are still in the money they are giving them to friends so what is written under wraps but they sell weapons to convince him to france on the new pizza due to no accountability system in place to go above and that is q

starting in iowa, it's a rural state, no big cities, it's not diverse. it's almost entirely white. take this seriously. so i think a valuable thing to say but i think governor branstad can argue that he's saved iowa from itself. >> when you look at iowa, i mean i guess this's a question here of the democrat versus republican caucasus. what susan just said, no major cities, not that diverse, that's no in line with the demographic profile of the democrat party but it is more in line with the republicans. do you still see iowa as a good barometer of where the national republicans are? >> i think anytime you have a process where we do whether you're going to pick any state to go first, there's going to be fraud. despite the fact that there's no major city, barack obama still won in 2008 so it is still possible. you don't have huge media markets where you need to spend a ton of money to get on the air. so i think that's a good thing. it evens out the playing field a little bit. there are certainly other states that can play that role. but since iowa has that established, it's hard to --

iowa. once the storm intensifies a band of snow in the northern half of new york city and all of northern new england. that's going to be wednesday night, significant travel impacts. veronica, another storm, but this one will be a lot less impact for a lot of people. >> no more. i just can't take it. thank you, bill. >>> edward snowden is coming out swinging today. b plus an original band of brother remembered. >>> the blarney blowout spins out of control. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. check it out. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chunky spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. do you really think brushing is enough to keep it clean? while brushing misses germs in 75% of your mouth, listerine® cleans virtually your entire mouth. so take your oral health to a whole new level. listerin®... power to your mouth™. other things, you don't. [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is so soft you don't even

for more on what can be done to help the cities and towns on the region, the mayor of dubuque, iowa joinsome and thank you for your time today. >> thank you for having me. brought in, that's how is that used to improve the economic conditions for the 3 million people who live in that region? all the cities and towns along the mississippi river depend on that river for the income and the economy of those cities. we are looking at it from an organizational point of view that it's an asset of this country that has not been given it do and the federal legislature, whether it's the flooding or droughts we are theng occur frequently or invasive species or recreational issues. we haveown the river, many issues that affect our economy and we are looking at it run and organizational, holistic view of the entire river. due.u say not given its why do you suppose that is? is it politics or is something else going on? >> i think it really hasn't had a voice, and that's the voice mississippi rivers towns and initiatives are trying to get to the river. i think we are making some progress. we have a memo

you can get gay married in iowa but cannot walk down fifth avenue in new york city holding a rainbowd shamrock. that's not the only thing murdoch is weighing in on. he's also on the case of the missing malaysia airlines flight, tweeting in light of the missing plane, "u.s. and china should be working more closely on muslim extremist threat." "maybe no crash, effectively hidden in northern pakistan like bin laden." with twitter being the wonderful democratic medium it is, many ordinary joes responded directly to the mogul. including famed pour me coffee, who tweeted, "i'm just spitballing here, do you think the u.s. might have assets monitoring pakistan air space?" i have to agree. they probably do. >>> up next, we have people, actual pilots much more qualified than billionaire megalomaniacs to talk about what might have happened to this plane. >>> in the mystery of missing malaysia airlines 370, the thought, i think that's lurking in the back of everyone's mind, the sliver of hope families of those onboard, is the plane landed somewhere. those people somewhere someway are walking the

you can get gay married in iowa but cannot walk down fifth avenue in new york city holding a rainbow only thing murdoch is weighing in on. he's also on the case of the missing malaysia airlines flight tweeting in light of the missing plane, "u.s. and china should be working more closely on muslim extremist threat." "maybe no crash, effectively hidden in northern pakistan like bin laden." with twitter being the wonderful democratic medium it is, many ordinary joes responded directly to the mogul. including famed pour me coffee who tweeted, "i'm just spitbaffling here, do you think the u.s. might have assets monitoring pakistan air snas" i have to agree. they probably do. >>> up next, we have people, actual pilots much more qualified than billionaire megalomaniacs to talk about what might have happened to this plane. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and

you can get gay married in iowa but cannot walk down 5th avenue in new york city holding a rainbow flago on the case of the missing la layer sha airlines flight tweeting in light of the missing plane "u.s. and china should be working more closely on muslim em teextremist threat" maybe no crash, effectively hidden in northern pakistan like bin laden. with twitter being the wonderful democratic medium it is, many ordinary joes responded districtly district ly directly to the mogul, i'm just spit balling here, do you think the u.s. might have assets monitoring pakistan airspace? i have to agree. they probably do. >>> up next, we have people, actual pilots much more qualified than billionaire megalo maniacs to talk about what might have happened to this plane. over one million hours of research. are inside are specific vitamins and minerals to help support your heart, brain and eyes. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. how was prugh.ce? that bad? i dropped 2 balls, mom. eye on the ball! that's all it is. eye on the ball. that's a good tip. i'll try it. by the way, bill... thi

iowa that destroyed an iconic land mark. the fire ripping through this century old apartment store. it took all of the city's fire fighters to take it under control. tonight a total loss. no word on a cause yesterday. >>> general motors now out with two recalls. 5 million vehicles expected of trouble. it comes days after the ceo answers tough questions in washington. rebecca jarvis on this again tonight. >> reporter: more troubles for gm tonight issuing another round of recalls on some 2013 and 2014 chevy cruze because of a problem with the axle. almost 500,000 trucks could cause fires and expanding the ignition switch recall to an additional 971,000 from newer model years including 2008 to 2011 because the same faulty switches may have found their way into newer cars during repairs. the recall coming days after ceo issued this apology to customers. >> i can commit to you we will put all those processes and learnings in place to make sure this never happens again. >> reporter: conducting her own investigation why gm took more than a decade. gm facing claims it misled some grieving family members about the po

city council. >>> a follow-up now on last night's item about iowa democratic congressman bruce braley's apology forring to iowa republican senator chuck grassley as a farmer who never went to law school. "the des moines register" reports a defense was released of the candidate's agriculture credentials. he grew up in/with a in rural iowa and worked on iowa farms and detassling and bailing hay. both are misspelled. so much for street, or in this case, farm cred. >> ahead, should college athletes get paid? reaction to a landmark decision. >>> but, first, senator rand paul is riding his criticism of the nsa to the top of the gop presidential conversation. reaction from the nsa's director. co: i've always found you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is what makes using the hotels.com mobile app so useful. i can book a nearby hotel room from wherever i am. or, i could not book a hotel room and put my cellphone back into my pocket as if nothing happened. hotels.com. i don't need it right now. but with less ergy, moodiness, i had to do

city after battling cancer. he was 78 years of age. >>> and finally, an unlikely hero at the iowa state high school boys basketballrnament. watch as number 11, logan sheppard grabbed a missed shot. and back board and in, hail mary. that's an estimated 80 feet away. the dewitt favors went on to beat floyd valley high school by two points to make it into the semifinals. and this guy is a backup player. he played two minutes the entire tournament. they won by two. it wasn't a buzzer-beater at the end. but effectively won the game. >> you know what he's doing this morning? watching that over and over again. >> the next ten years of his life. that's amazing. >> ron, thank you. >>> time, now, for weather. and back to wtnh new hampshire, connecticut, erika martin. good morning, erika. >> good morning, everybody. this is the last sunday of winter 2014. so, let's take all that all in. on the west coast, it's feeling warmer than that. late summer, if you will, as temperatures are about 20 degrees above average. 85 in fresno. sacramento, 82 degrees. however, in the midwest, and on the east coast, it's a much different story.

iowa a flood exceeding once in 500-year flood levels hit des moines. ted corrigan of des moines water works told me during my visit that the city's infrastructure was overwhelmed leaving des moines without clean water for more than two weeks. "the des moines register" reports iowa has endured at least ten so-called 500-year floods since 1993. ten 500-year floods since 1993 and that includes the big 2008 flood that cost $10 billion statewide in iowa. doug newman, the executive vice president at the cedar rapids economic alliance, told me what it was like to live through that unprecedented flood. doug explained that in cedar rapids flood levels had never as long as they'd measured it, never exceeded 21 feet. this flood maxed out at 31 feet, 10 feet above the all-time previous ever recorded record. a thousand businesses were flooded, one fifth of them were lost and more than a thousand people lost their jobs. so it was tough. but what i saw, madam president, was iowans taking action. from college students to business leaders, from activists of the iowa citizens climate lobby, to the conservationists of the izaak walton league, iowans are preparing for the effects

the big dance returns to new york city for the first time since 1961, when michigan state place virginia and iowa state tangles with u conn at madison square garden. that's your look at morning sports. del, i'll see you if the gordon. >> absolutely. >> we are following breaking news coming out of ukraine. the country's former foreign minister plans to run for president. she was sent to prison back in 2011 on corruption charges but was released last month. these are live images of her news conference. she led the orange revolution 10 years ago, but she still needs party approval and it is slated to meet this weekend. again, former prime minister of ukraine will run. >> female veterans are the fastest growing segment of this country's homeless population. we talked to two women who went from the battlefield to the streets from our series "homeless in america." >> you wouldn't expect someone who was living in a car to be singing a song of hope, but erika thomas did not give up hope, even when this car was all she had. >> so this is the back of the burlington coat factory. this is actually where i sl

iowa. new video shows the moment the building collapsed. >> >> flames pouring from the century old building through the night. the 0% of the city'sin to fight the fire. started around 1:00 a.m. local time. two huge sections of the building collapsed just 10 minutes apart. fire bosses say this fire was unusual. >> it's rare to fight a fire on all floors instantaneously. the way we at this point typically fight a fire. start on one floor. sprinkler systems would minimize that we would do interior check. >>' building being remodeled made it easier for flames to travel more quickly. flying over the search zone for malaysia airlines several onts floating in the sea. same colors of the missing plane white and red. the pieces cannot be verified until they are recovered by ship. and a.j. mccaron just put a ring on it. the former alabama star quarterback popped the question to model girlfriend catherine wynn. webb tweeting a photo of the moment with the caption we're engaged. then thee tweeted a closeup of the massive rock saying he designed it himself. big. >> wow. he designed it himself. and just like a do monday. he fashioned it. >> it

iowa state. virginia takes on michigan state, marking the return of the ncaa tournament to new york city after absence. hard to believe, del. >> they bleed basketball in kentucky. john henry smith, thank you very much. >> walking through the argentinean capitol, you see a cafe on every corner. they're so passionate about their coffee, they now believe it should be declared a cultural heritage. >> morning, afternoon or evening, the residents of buenos aires drink coffee. espressos, with cream or double in a cup or a mug, the art of coffee drinking is a part of daily life and developed by spanish and italian immigrants. >> more than a custom, it's an excuse for to us meet and chat for a while, 20 minutes, half hour. it's a good excuse. >> the ministry of culture called to declare coffee drinking a part of the cultural heritage. ual with tango, dance and music. the city has designated more than 50 of what it calls notable cafes, local landmarks, each with its own history, and clientele. there are few finer places in the world in which to drink coffee, just chat, to read, to write, or just to stair

iowa. they're on spring break enjoying as so many of us are out here. not a bad morning at all in new york cityre we're going to begin. see the twitter photos here. ed took this in northern alabama. it is called alphacumulus. just to give you a little fun this morning on a tuesday morning and then we check it in palm springs, what a beautiful look. don't the palm trees look special? speaking of warmer weather, a milder east coast and south, look at indianapolis. topping out there, 64 as we kick off the weekend. charlotte will go to 70 by the time we go friday, and bosto >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. check out the sunshine, warmer and calmer conditions today. low to mid-70s inland. low to mid-60s at the coast. seven-day forecast, warming trend through thursday. slightly cooler this weekend. >> oh, that weather brought to you by nescafe clasico, and what i wanted to do, we all read the "peanuts" in the newspaper. something we've all done, but now you get to see snoopy and the gang in a different light. a sneak peek at the movie, that's right, "peanuts: the movie" coming out soon only for "gma

iowa and into parts of wisconsin, where we are seeing most of our snowfall right now. but as this storm system moves eastward, we are looking at the chance, perhaps as much in kansas cityer east. this storm system is still changing every time a model comes out. we're looking at about 3 to 6 inches over the next 48 hours. but the storm is really going to bring the snow throughout monday morning. and now the whole system is pushing a little further to the south. areas like philadelphia could end up with 6 inches. whereas baltimore and washington, d.c., could see closer to 8 to 10 inches of snow. but the latest models indicate that it's all pushing a little further south. areas like the mountains of north carolina could end up with a foot of snow, as opposed to it happening right in new york city. so there is good news. it doesn't look like it's going to be as intense. but now it's areas across the mid atlantic and further south that could see most of the snow, alex. >> all i'm hearing, it's march, which means there is a light at the end of the tunnel. dylan, thank you. >>> the nfl is considering a ban on racial slurs, but not everyone is for it. the leader of the group p

iowa state or kansas tonight? that's a tough one. >> that's a tough one. where's it being played? >> i don't know where they're playing. i think it's in kansas city.ity. >> yeah. >> and then i went to -- arizona/colorado. >> that will be close. you'll turn that one off after the first half. >> for the tournament itself you would go with -- would you take the final four as the number one seeds right now if you were making out a bracket? >> i take creighton all the way. >> dan, do you know? >> i would take michigan state. >> definitely taking them to win everything? >> even if you were trying to win a billion dollars? >> i just have to. i just sort of have to. >> you don't need a billion dollars. >> if dan wins a billion dollars, believe me, there will be a few guys that look into the entries. >> how do you guys make sure nobody cheats. >> that's a -- people say how do you price this thing. you price it for two things. you price it that everybody will get it right and secondly that somebody will figure out a way to beat the game. >> technology, you got hackers breaking into everything. >> absolutely. >> there's a lot of techniques you do but a lot o

iowa. so minneapolis, snow. omaha, keeping it rain showers, but that system will be causing some trouble into parts of the northeast. not just wednesday, but also into our thursday. that's the day that citieslike boston will be getting in on the snow. also, the wind. so we are not done with winter just yet. as far as accumulations go, here's the early look. through thursday, looking at 5 to 8 inches through central illinois, indiana, ohio and western p.a. as well. into the northeast, big winters will be interiors northeast from syracuse to the north of bangor. a foot to a foot and a half of snow possible. bosto boston,3 to 5 inches. new york starts with rain to transition to snow showers. we could pick up 1 to 3 inches. in the meantime, we have a break tomorrow. look at the highs, 60 in pittsburgh, 72 in washington. 60 in new york. by wednesday, we cool to around 50 in new york. 44 in boston. still not bad, but thursday with the snow showers and the wind, we'll cut those highs just about in half for new york city. we go from 50 to 25. 50% off, not the kind we like to see. 25 the high in boston. 10 in binghamton. 15 in buffalo. we get a little spring teaser, but then the next winter storm a