joanie ernst understands that. iowa, over the next 84 days, you have the opportunity to change the trajectory, not just of this state but of this country. that's why i came to iowa. i came to iowa to help those men and women. when iowa is more competitive, texas is going to have to raise its game, too. so is oklahoma and the 47 other states out there in the contiguous united states and alaska and hawaii, too, they have to raise their games. that's what we are about as a people, to compete. i'm thinking when the hawkeyes play iowa state, there might be a little competition going on there. and that's what we're about. we should not be afraid of it in the private sector and shouldn't be afraid of it in the public sector. i believe in competition. i believe it's the powerful explosive, if you will, that can put this country on a trajectory like it's never been on before. i believe the greatest days are ahead of us as a country. the greatest days are ahead of this state. i believe this country is ready for that type of

. >>> here comes aunt joany, but something happens. the slip up when she hits the dock.e of rat and pigeons and faster than dogs in learning to use the touch screen. >>> guys, this is aunt joany, something is going to happen, and try not to laugh. >> oh, no. >> it was funny up until the point where she brings herself on the dock. >> that was bad. oh, man. i feel so bad. >> good, i'm glad you do because this is terrible. >> i like that she wanted to dot to do. couldn't have gone worse. is she alive? >> she is alive, although this video does say watch aunt die, but the posters say alcohol was involved, and that may have led to this. really good riding a bike, and even if she was enjoying a drink or two ons day, controls off. ends up going off the side of the ramp. >> oh. aunt joanny, get well soon. i feel bad for you. >> hopefully all the alcohol took the edge off the pain. >> hopefully. >>> that's all for "rtm" we'll >> hopefully. >>> that's all for "rtm" we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com female announcer: sundayduring sleep train's triple cho

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>> i love you, too, joany. >> when you hear that, how does it make you feel? >> well, it checks on me up. emotional. happy. sad. bittersweet. i don't want to lose it. and the good news, i guess, about the message banking is i don't have to lose it. >> i thank you for everything. >> you are very welcome. >> something that really struck me with this piece is i never really thought how important it is to sound like yourself or laugh like yourself. >> so, me neither until i actually got involved with the technology. it is so crucial to be able to communicate. and i only realize that when i met people like oj and holly because it's that self expression. what was really moving to me when i met holly was that she was talking to me using the sin th thesized voice but when she hits on phrases that she had p prerecorded where she was inviting her dog to come fetch a biscuit, you know, her dog responded to her voice. it was just so emotional to actually experience, you know, voice. >> that's when i realized just how crucial this technology is. >> now, absolutely loved th

my mother, you know joany, she is very dramatic. she used to throw whole chickens at my father. she would get mad and throw things. she threw iced tea at my brother once. >> pay attention. >> an entire chicken she spent the whole day cooking. i'm so glad we found her hearing aids. my mom is in a suite instead of her apartment. these very expensive hearing aids are gone. we got to get her some new ones. all of a sudden somebody gives her a plant and she goes what do i get to get water. so she goes in the cupboard way up and gets a little pitcher. >> and what was in it? >> her hearing aid. >> you put stuff thinking i don't want to lose it. >> that will show you. she is probably going to throw something at somebody today in retaliation. living with her was always interesting. >>> speaking of losing things, i need to stop. it is getting out of control and troublesome. yesterday we are doing stories about turning 50. one of them involves getting a physical. i had to go yesterday for blood tests. i was on the show. i had a sip and i ate a lot of sweets. >> you ate six donuts. >> they

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. >> i love you too, joanie. >> when you hear that, how does it make you feel? >> well, it helps me out. emotional. happy. sad. bittersweet. don't want to lose it. and the goods news, i guess, about the message banking is i don't have to lose it. >> i thank you for everything. >> you can catch voice banking this saturday on "techknow", 7:30. that's it for us in d.c. let's send it back to julie chen, live in fisz. >> thank you so much. we'll continue to watch what is going on tomorrow on "america tonight". >>> another loud night in ferguson as the national guard arrives to help keep order. is the national security team advising the president on iraq wrong for the job? hello, i'm moantonio mora, welce to "consider this". those stories and more straight ahead. the attorneys for michael brown releasing the results of an autopsy on the teen shot

like ways in iowa, bruce rayleigh is trailing joanie ernst, a g.o.p. surprise of 2014. north carolina, kay hagan is in the race of her life, dead even against republican challenger tom tilize, speaker of the north carolina house. thanks to outside groups, spemeding is on track -- spending is on track to reach $100 million. for north carolina, that will be a senate record. the latest attack ad hits incumbent hagan. >> senator kay hagan says she wants moderate solutions and fiscal solutions. she voted for trillions in wasteful spending and debt. >> in virginia, a must-win race. mark warner is seeing his lead narrow. outside democratic groups opened fire an republican challenge ed-gillespie, a former political operative. >> he's everything that is wrong with washington. ed-gillespie - he worked in the white house are and used his connections to be a carpet lobbyist. his firm shielded corrupt companies like enron. >> if gillespie can withstand the attacks making the virginia race election, anelection is coming. a democratic candidate in upstate new york is running an ad foc

it seems women -- i look at people like joanie ernst. i bet she'll do better among men. that's odd.eople vote ideology not gender. >> correct. >> you have an african-american senator from south carolina who's a republican. >> yes. >> people -- you have our friend michael steele running in maryland. >> in our state, yes. >> he got blown away by the african-americans. they killed him because he's a republican. >> one of the things we have to look at and kellyanne is my favorite pollster, we have used her. we have to look at the browning of the country. if you look at how voters, the democrats of the republican woman who votes republican. most are married. most are white. most live in upper middle class families. the country is browning. you are seeing fewer white women just like you are anywhere else. >> and not getting married. >> they are not getting married. economic issues, the democratic party looks friendlier. >> i agree. people that go to church a lot, married tend to be republican. those who aren't married, don't go to church a lot tend to be democratic. kellyanne, please come

states senate races, i want to see america change trajectory and i think if you elect individuals like joanie iowa and thomas hill in north carolina, make sure that rick scott, the governor of florida and nikki haley who's running in south carolina, that those individuals are elected to office for another four years. >> but you also went out of your way to help the republican gubernatorial candidate, chris christie as part of the national governor's association, why? >> because it's better to have a republican in office no matter what state it is, whether it's in new york or florida or new mexico. that's what we ought to be focused on is really helping republicans across the board. and i make the argument that it's their policies on taxes and regulation and legal system and accountable public schools that will make the states more competitive and then teach our friends in washington, d.c. that the 10th amendment really means something, that washington needs to do the few things that are enumerated in the constitution to do like secure the border and leave everything else up to the states. >>

i am joanie chen. in missouri right outside of >>> flash point ferguson. here in this area, there has been, of course, a great deal of concern developed over the last few days because of protests and protesters in their encounters with law enforcement . at this at this hour we are at a command certainty where local police, state highway patrol have come together to make sure whatever developments there are through the course of the night will be handled in an orderly fashion, that has not been the case over the last knew nights where the clashes have been fierce, cuber bullets, wooden bullets as well as tear gas canisters have been used in the attempt to quell protest demonstration that his have taken place through this community. it's not just here . we look now to other communities to the connection between law enforcement and militarization in those areas. >> in the u.s. today there are now 10s of thousands of military-style police raids every year. but only the worst cases make the news. we have come to investigate one that took place in a rural town j

joanie tried to appeal, tried to pander to the regard right. it didn't work because as congressman cleaver just said, they don't want to be at peace. they want to say we don't have our hands on this thing. >> exactly. if you read that statement that the speaker's office released, chris, where he says the president can take actions on his own without congress, that's what they're suing him for. that's what some want to impeach him for. they're saying he does too much through executive action, and now they're saying he can handle this through executive action. i know some of my friends in the mainstream media want to go on and on about how it's the left and democrats talking about impeachment. certainly, we didn't start it. i don't know we get to finish it either. this is designed to depict our president as a tyrant and dictator who is usurping power and they're now telling him to do it. then next week, they'll tell us they're going to impeach him over it. >> sorry for misproducing your name. emanuel sour who was around this place for years. you'

what happens to a volunteer standing there saying good morning susie, good morning joanie. just because technology can do it doesn't mean you should. you talk about the iris scanning that's going on. talk about when you were researching this. what were some of the privacy concerns that you felt like -- people don't really know about this and they need to know. what were some of the things you thought i have to cover this in the book lacks. >> guest: the biggest issue for me was not telling the parents. the issue that you are referring to happen in florida. this was just in 2013 i believe. there was a bus that implemented an iris scanning program. the parents did not know about it so when the child would board the bus they were told to stare into the iris scanning machine until the light turns blue. what was supposed to have happened was that data, he is into information school had on the parents residence in their home address and it sends an alert that your child is on the bus on their way home. unfortunately, that school ended up being, the parents ended up being outraged

joanie likes three. >> on average, three. >> i will say three days.at about right? >> that's about right. >> we're like once or twice a month maybe. >> once or twice a month. >> i think a lot of people watching this are going to look at you guys and feel terrible about their sex lives. because most of us, i hate to say it, most of us feel like you guys. armando and lori, you have been married 22 years. >> 22 years. >> when you have been married that many years, isn't it the same old song? >> sometimes we will see we better check into a hotel and have hotel sex. because you just need to be somewhere else sometimes. >> i've done something myself the last year, which is i started ordering colorful men's underwear. and i wear that to bed now. it's great. >> what do you think when he walks in? >> i absolutely love it. >> you do? >> we had our two sex experts, dr. lauren striker and dr. steven snyder dig a little deeper with each individual away from the group. >> who do you think they turn on more, you or him? >> him. >> what's better about sex? >> knowing

most powerful ways that you can do that, one of the most powerful ways you can do that is to send joany ernst to the united states senate, a powerful voice, a patriotic veteran who understands that we can no longer hollow out our military. if we are going to have a powerful influence around the world, we need to project that power with a military that is able to stand up. when a red line is drawn, that red line needs to mean something in the world. it needs to mean that america is going to stand with her allies . d the enemies of america joaney ernst understands that. iowa, over the next 84 days, you have the opportunity to change the trajectory, not just of this state but of this country. that's why i came to iowa. i came to iowa to help those men and women. when iowa is more competitive, texas is going to have to raise its game, too. so is oklahoma and the 47 other states out there in the contiguous united states and alaska and hawaii, too, they have to raise their games. that's what we are about as a people, to compete. i'm thinking when the hawkeyes play iowa state, there might be a

my mother, you know joany, she is very dramatic. she used to throw whole chickens at my father. throw something at somebody today in retaliation. living with her was always interesting. >>> speaking of losing things, i need to stop. it is getting out of control and troublesome. yesterday we are doing stories about turning 50. one of them involves getting a physical. i had to go yesterday for blood tests. i was on the show. i had a sip and i ate a lot of sweets. >> you ate six donuts. >> they said you can't do the blood test until you rest your blood system. they said can i have your insurance card. i looked in my bag and my wallet is gone. there is nothing worse. my i.d., my credit card. my amex is in there. i call katherine and i said can you go to the dressing room. she said i prayed to saint anthony because i knew if i didn't find your wallet it would be my nightmare. >> this is the picture i took this morning of your dressing room. tell us what happened. >> she found it. she said i opened up your smelly gym bag and there it was. she found it. >> how many segments have we had