[laughter] emily: there is this modern mythology of jony ive as the apple design guy. wonder, how do you remember it? was it more of a team effort than sometimes this mythology would lead people to believe? tony: look, when it comes to design, there is no right or wrong. there is opinion. and different people had different opinions and led the charge for certain decisions. and so, there was a team effort between, you know, myself, jony, the marketing team, steve. and we would talk about the features, feature sets, what it could look like, grappling with those things. and there were certain decisions i can make myself about how we were going to implement it. but there were certain things about what it might look like, and jony had a big opinion on that. but steve, regardless of whether it was me, or jony, or mark, steve always rendered the final opinion on almost anything that involved the customer. so, it was very much a team-oriented thing. emily: is this, sort of, mythology that pits you and jony against each other, is there any truth to that? tony: like i said, crea

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stranded all over nightstand for joni frank february. >> s. texas police try to determine what happened between johnny manziel and his girlfriend over his girlfriend over the weekend as dave nethers joins us with what he found. d >> monocytes were trying to figure out is what the browns will do with johnny manziel . they have not told us anything . online, the fans are also silent . language regarding investigation involving johnny manziel place in texas will say little else about a report altercation girlfriend as thern fort worth police respond responded to a call and the department said determined a possible assault had occurrednv there or in multiple jurisdictions, the complaint was uncooperative and unable to locate a crime scene, a fort worth police department is working with dallas pdpd to determine if it offenses occurred . place reportedly searching for him after using a helicopter, eight with her woman said she was concerned about him , on monday the department says that if anything they might release would be left up to the attorney

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[cheers and applause] joni, welcome back. >> come on over. playing this game superbly. >> thank you. >> we've had a good time, and now you're back to continue this journey to $1 million. right now, you are 8 questions away from that $1 million. >> wow. >> you have two lifelines, "50/50," and your "plus one." we didn't talk about who your plus one is. >> no, we didn't. >> who's with you? >> i brought my younger brother, johnny, with me. he is a television and film actor, so he's a pretty good >> you call him johnny. >> i call him johnny, yeah. >> i think the rest of him know him as-- >> john gallagher, jr., yes. >> how you doing? good to see you. >> good, thanks very much. >> huge fan of "newsroom." >> oh, thank you. >> love that series. have you ever seen the movie "jonah hex"? >> i have seen "jonah hex," yes. i own "jonah hex" on dvd. >> if there is a "jonah hex" movie, which your brother was in, perfect time for the "plus one." >> mm-hmm. >> all right, well so far, you have done just fine without him, and you have gotten yourself to

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reporter: joni ernst went to congress with the theme of getting congress back to work. >> it is laid out in the constitution as i stated before. the senate has no obligation to vote on a president's nominee and those are chuck schumer's words, a democrat from new york. we will see what happens. i am very confident we will hear steve: that was cynthia for the reporting. meanwhile, brian sandoval says that he does not wish to be conceded -- considered as a nomination to the supreme court. his name was being floated as a possible nominee. stacey: the current state historical building needs work. it has a leaky roof, warped floors and granite slabs outside the building have come loose and fallen off. tonight we're getting our first look at plans to completely renovate and change the historical building. this computer animation shows what these $65 million renovation will look like when completed. the first thing you'll notice is that the renovations will make the historical building smaller by 79,000 square feet. the renovated building will accommodate exhibits, classrooms and artifact s

please welcome back, from astoria, new york, miss joni gallagher. [cheers and applause] joni, welcome back. >> thank you. >> come on over. playing this game superbly. >> thank you. >> we've had a good time, and now you're back to continue this journey to $1 million. right now, you are 8 questions away from that $1 million. >> wow.

senator joni ernst took a tour of newlink genetics friday. on her mind, one of newlink's latest project. sen. ernst: when it's transmitted human to human, is that a mutation of the virus? vanessa: newlink genetics is an ames biopharmaceutical company. they're known for their work on and now, they're starting to research a zika virus vaccine. >> we're just starting, right? everybody is just starting, literally. this vaccine was only recognized as a threat around the beginning of the year. vanessa: vice president brian martin says the zika virus is a real threat. brian: there are several different ways to make a vaccine. there is a recumbent vaccine, a vector virus, where you take another one and make it. we may go to one or more of those. vaness: martin says the zika virus is a real threat. brian: this virus looks like it takes about a 10 to 14 day incubation. it could be here tomorrow, from practically anywhere in the world. our most recent analysis of the competitive landscape looks to be about 14 different groups doing research on the virus

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we hear from joni ernst. >> i came up around the corner. i did think he was a potbellied big. eric: and obesity isn't just a problem for humans. he needs. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci eight news this morning with eric hanson, elizabeth claim, meteorologist metinka slater, and right now coverage with shaina humphries. down overnight, so the wind chill is not a factor. you're going to want to dress in layers today. headed for ratings close to 50 degrees this afternoon, and it gets even better over the weekend. 60's on the way saturday, and the 50's will linger into monday before we get active weather and a chance of snowflakes next week. elizabeth: a fiery republican debate in texas last night. it's the last chance for the presidential hopefuls to face off before voters in 12 states head to the polls. omar villafranca has more on the showdown in houston. mr. trump: i know you are embarrassed, but keep swinging. omar: the two republican presidential candidates vying for second place turned their sights on frontrunner donald trump, who fired right back. mr. rubio: y

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please welcome back, from astoria, new york, miss joni gallagher. [cheers and applause] joni, welcome back. >> thank you. >> come on over. playing this game superbly. >> thank you. >> we' ve had a good time, and now you' re back to continue this journey to $1 million. right now, you are 8 questions away from that $1 million. >> wow. >> you have two lifelines,

this weekend, iowa senator joni ernst was back in town for her 99 county tour. in williamsburg.. she met with farmers at the iowa county farm bureau to talk about some of the ag issues important to local farmers and agribusinesses.. and there's a lot of federal ag policies on their minds right now.. ernst says she gets questions about the hot topics of ag legislation all over the state.. "so whether it's cool, whether it's gmo, whether it's the standard, wotus, you name it. these are topics that always come out and people are very active in ese areas. and wanting to know more in maybe what the federal government is doing. so they are very in tune in what's going on out there in washington d.c. i love to hear that, i love to see iowa was recently in the national spotlight because of the first in the nation caucuses hosted here last week. but aside from two candidates siding against the renewable fuel standard.. agriculture stayed largely out of the debate. ernst says earlier in the campaign season there was the ag summit hosted by businessman bruce rastetter.. where nine republica

from astoria, new york, please welcome joni gallagher. [cheers and applause] hi, joni. pleasure to meet you. >> hi. >> welcome. >> nice to meet you. >> come on over. good to have you. >> thank you. it's great to be here. >> what movie and what tattoo did you get? >> i actually have a tattoo that references the "harry potter" films. >> okay. >> i just--i love them. i think they're wonderful adaptations of wonderful books. and my tattoo says "lumos" on it, which is-- >> what does it say? >> "lumos." >> oh, okay. >> it's one of the spells from-- that you learn at hogwarts. >> right, of course. everyone knows that, right? it's--it lights up... >> [silently] >> dark places, and so, you know, when it's dark, there's magic. >> it's a glow-in-the-dark tattoo. >> it--i--you know, it might glow in the dark, actually. i've never checked. >> you don't know that? >> nope. [laughter] >> kill the lights. >> [laughs] >> we won't do that. all right, let me tell you what you're up against here today. 14 questions from $500 all the way up to that $1 million. of course, you have your 3 lif

. >> as joe is prepped to move into his new cell, deputy warden joni brown offers some words of wisdom to amy. >> you can go by the book, you can alter the rules, you decide how you are going to do your job, but you darn better make sure you do it the same way every single time, especially with somebody like that, because he's not going to forget. >> he's expected to parole next month. so i think a lot of it might be anxiety of -- he's been doing time since the riot days. >> all right, fellas. stay out of trouble like [ bleep ] me. >> i saw some pictures, some young pictures of me when i first come in. i look like a puppy. i mean, i was so young. and then now i look at myself, the years just go slow. they seem slow. then you know, after a while, you're like, wow, they just went by. i wasted so much of it in here. i don't want to see myself an old, gray 50-year-old man, 60-year-old man sitting in here with nothing. you know, your family just dying off. sometimes i wonder what the future is for me. is this it? you know, i don't want that. i just want to retire now. i want to find somethi

iowa senator joni ernst spent her weekend starng her 99 county tououof iowa. at one stop she met with farmers who had a lot of questions about federal ag policies. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! ---- good morning, this is the dgribusiness report, m david geiger. ---- this weekend, wa senator joni ernst was back in town for her 99 county tour. in williamsburg.. she met with farmers at talk about some of the ag issues important to local farmers and agribusinesses.. and there's a lot of federal ag policies on their minds right now.. ernst says she gets questions about the hot topics of ag legislation all over the state.. "so whether it's cool, whether it's gmo, whether it's the renewable fuel standard, wotus, you name it. these are topics that always come out and peopop are very active in these areas. and wanting to know more in maybe what the federal government is doing. so they are very in tune in what's going on out there in washington d.c. i love to hear that, i love to see that engagement." iowa was recently in th

iowa senator jonie ernst is among the republican lawmakers opposed to moving detainees to the united states. "i don't think they should be released. these are very bad people that have done horrible things to american citizens. i reject the president's plan and i don't think it's a good idea to close guantanamo," said iowa senator (r) joni ernst. lawmakers will continue to debate over the closing, while officials nail down possible locations for the transfer of the detainees. depression is more common than you might think.. impacting one-in-four americans at some time in their life. and, a local hospital has a plan to identify the problem as ktiv's tiffany lane explains. << jill van cleave is one of suffering from depression. she's done well despite her depression. but, an unexpected event, last year, triggered those feelings again. "i had surgery in june and everything went just kind of sour," said jill van cleave, a patient in unitypoint health- st. luke's behavioral health outpatient program. "so i'm back in partial and it's helping me with my self-esteem and also helping me be ar

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alyx: iowa senator joni ernst toured newlink genetics friday. iowa will not be the new headquarters for a merged dupont pioneer and dow chemical company. instead, the headquarters will be in delaware where dupont is currently located. but, state and local officials say they are excited the global seed and biotech business center will be based in johnston. a dupont pioneer spokesperson tells kcci there are no additional job cuts in iowa tied to this announcement and no immediate plan to move iowa employees to delaware. >> we expect over time we will see the jobs grow in johnston, whereas that may not happen in in the short-term, you are going to see a little shake out as they put the merger in place, so there may well be some additional job loss. but over the long term, the next three to five years, we will see jobs increase. alyx: friday morning the iowa economic development authority approved $16 million in incentives for the merged company which will be called dow dupont. that will go toward keeping 500 research jobs in johnston. the major dri

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lana zak, abc news, washington iowa senator joni ernst spent her weekend starting her 99 county tour o oiowa. at one stop she met with farmers who had a lot of questions about federal ag policies. stay with us on tv9. agribusiness report, i'm david geiger. ---- this weekend, iowa senator joni ernst was back in town for her 99 county tour. in williamsburg.. she met with farmers at the iowa county farm bureau to talk about some of the ag issues important to local farmers and agribusinesses.. and there's a lot of federal ag policies on their minds right now.. ernst says she gets questions about the hot topics of ag legislation all over the state.. "so whether it's cool, whether it's gmo, whether it's the renewable fuel standard, wotus, you name it. these are topics that always come out and people are very active in these areas. and wanting to know more in maybe what the federal government is doing. so they are very in tune in what's going on out there in washington d.c. i love to hear that, i love to see that engagement." iowa was recently in the national spotlight because of the first

now member of the arms services committee and freshman senator joni ernst.nt in the gop race and also with us senior white house correspondent chris jansing. thanks for being on. >> thank you. >> let's talk about what's going on with the party. because something seems to be a bit upside down. how would you describe it? >> well, we have so many great candidates out there and everybody is excited. look at the crowds coming out on caucus day. we have similar positions but enough nuances out there that it's bringing in new and exciting voters. >> we sat down with most of the candidates and it's an impressive field. >> it is. j. >> we just showed jeb coming in. we interviewed five or six candidates, i've known jeb for a long time and he sat there and it was extraordinary his grasp not only of domestic issues and education reform but foreign policy. i would say by and far he's light years ahead of most of the other candidates. why isn't jeb connecting as much in iowa and new hampshire? >> well, in iowa the voters want to get to know a person, they want to see that

alyx: iowa senator joni ernst toured newlink genetics friday. she answered questions from employees and told them she is thankful for their work. as the zika threat intensifies the cdc has declared that the , ebola outbreak in liberia, sierra leone and guinea is over. there will no longer be ebola screening for people coming to the u.s. from west africa. in october of 2014, after a man died from the disease in dallas, just after arriving from liberia. central iowa lost the bid for the new headquarters of a merged dupont pioneer and dow chemical company. instead, the headquarters will be in delaware where dupont is currently located. but, state and local officials say they are excited the global seed and biotech business center will be based in johnston. a dupont pioneer spokesperson tells kcci there are no additional job cuts in iowa tied to the announcement and no , immediate plan to move iowa employees to delaware. >> we expect over time we will see jobs grow in johnston,in -- in johnston, whereas that may not happen in wilmington as the headq

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republican lawmakers, remain opposed to moving detainees into the united states, and iowa senator joni ernst belelves no different. "i don't think they shouldlde releasas. these are very bad people that have done horrible things to american citizens. i reject the president's plan and i don't think it's a good idea to close guantanamo," said iowa lawmakers will continue to debate over the closing, while officials nail down possible locations for the transfer of the detainees. it was a bit chilly today with some cooler winds. but warmer weather is returning soon. chief meteorlogist ron demers joins us with our first look at the forecast at 5. a combininion of clouds and a a steady nonoh wind kept temperatures in the 30s this afternoon with wind chills down in the 20s. we're going to quickly turn things around the next couple of days as warmer weather is about to return. we'll start clearing out our skies some tonight which could lead to a little patchy fog. then with more sun and a l lhter wind we'll see highs get into the 40s and 50s. thanks. with march right around the corner, many wit

last year the state elected its first female u-s senator in republican joni ernst... then this year female house speaker. this morning, the presidential race moves to new hampshire after a strong turnout in the iowa caucus... several candidates are already hitting the campaign trail for the primaries next tuesday. there are now ten republicans and two democrats left in the race after mike huckabee and martin o'malley dropped out monday night. political experts are taking a closer look at both ted cruz and marco rubio after they did better than expected here. obamacare is set to stay put through 2016... a bill to repeal it had already been vetoed by the president.... then yesterday a vote fell short of the two-thirds needed to override that veto. the move also would have stripped federal funding from planned parenthood. that means the affordable care act will stay in place... at least through the final year of mister obama's term. g-o-p house leaders say they're hoping to use this failure to to elect a republican president who will help them overturn the health care pl

. 7 billion dollars could be saved over 20 years and our image nbc news, capitol hill iowa senator joni ernst is very against closing the prison - she toured the facility last year... find out what she has to say in the kwwl news at six. the university of iowa's president is meeting with students and faculty about their concerns. you're looking live at the town hall meeting hosted by new president bruce harreld. the univeristy says that university of iowa community members are encouraged to attend the ask questions and share their have details about those concerns - and what protestors have to say - coming up tonight at six the university of iowa is cited by the u-s department of agriculture... goat... william the goat escaped from research handlers last month...he was eventually found and taken back to the school. the reason the usda is citing the school is because of how they reported the animal's escape. this is the only citation the school has received since william escaped. coming up... as college kids get ready to tear it up on spring who travel. and... a worldwide recall of snick

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iowa senator joni ernst says "these detainees are some of the world's most dangerous terrorists and the facility houses many responsible fofo planning the attacks on 9-11. regardless, the obama administration wants to bring these terrorists to a facility he's been a lightning rod so far in his new job -- and that does not change -- as he hosts a town hall. university of iowa president bruce harreld was interrupted by protesters during the forum last night. some community members in the crowd were upset -- and tried to quiet them. the forum was set up to focus on several topics like student housing... but the spotlight turned to harreld -- who says -- despite the friction on campus -- he remains grounded. "i go home every night and hug wake up the next morning and say let's go handsome it's a new values? and yeah i know who i am and a lot of the people trying to say who i am many of them i've never met." at one point, a protester claims harreld insulted someone in the crowd. harreld defended himself saying he was insulted by signs he saw at the powerful storms roll through the south last

iowa senator joni ernst joined other senate colleagues today in introducing a bipartisan bill to provide more resources for military victims of sexual assault. the millary sexual assault t victims empowerment act would allow victims to receive treatment from providers other than the department of veterans affairs. today, ernst said the bill addresses individual victims' needs. the bill would also strengthen policies for preventing sexual assaults in the military. the university of iowa says it's investigating two possible sexl assaults over the weekend. last night the universitytyent out a crime alert notice about one alleged incident saturday at an east side residence hall. the second reportedly happened the next day at a west side residence hall. both reports came fromomanonymous sources, and both victims decided not to report the incidents to police. the university did not have any federal law requires the school to send out notices like t ts one when meone reports sexual misconduct on campus. kcrg-tv9 dave franzman joins us now. dave, the infoation the university sent out last night

groups >>> the one i'm talking about is the one where you were playing dillon and riche havens and jonie mitchell. so what are you doing playing those? >> the times. if was the 70s, late 60s, so you play the music of the times. i don't know if you remember back - well, of course you do. f m radio stations used to play different genres of music and it would be on one station. so if you were listening to a certain station, you might hear bob dillon and then someone would turn around and play james brown. there was not that kind of delineation between genres as you have now >>> how did you find yourself in the north-east? >> by accident. i married a gentleman who was from baltimore, but his uncle had just been elected the mayor of eastern ranch and this was in 1980 something. i can't remember when. we travelled to east orange. i had a job at a television station, wbsu and i left that job to go with my husband because he had become the public relations director for his uncle >>> so you get up to new york. i assume you're looking for a job in communications. >> yes >>> difficult to find. >> v

u-s senator joni ernst is pushing for more resources for the kurdistan regional government. today ernst, along with three democratic senators, sent a letter to secretary of state john kerry expressing concerns aboutut care for hundreds of thousands of refugees. currently hosts one point six million refugees, according to their government. the letter says the u-s government should give money to those fleeing from isis. legislation that aims to punish north korea for its nuclear weapons program is on its way to president barack obama's desk. house republicans and democrats today agreed 408 to 2 for more sanctions against the country. the senate passed the the bill is aimed at making sure north korea doesn't have the money it needs to develop nuclear warheads and long-range missiles. a shelter that serves homeless women and children in dubuque says it's coping with staffing issues. it says it needs volunteers to work a shift very few people have been willing to take. calmer night. a clear sky tonight allows the mercury to drop into the single digits near and below zero. with nw

today, tax software companies - senator joni ernst - were at kirkwood community college to get the word out. companies like tax act showed how people can file for federal and state tax returns online for free. people who earn 62- thousand dollars or less are eligible to use the program. that's about 70 percent of all taxpayers. "the program is very simple, i am not a tax prep person and i thought it was very easy, you just put it in and it walks you right through the steps andndasks you the quessons and i found it to be very easy. so if i can do it pretty much anyone can do it. " sot "it's a great program i'm glad to see so many people out today and i hope that a lot of folks around this area come out to kirkwood and utilize this assistance " anyone who needs help filing their taxes can contact kirkwood's v vunteer incce tax assistance program through the deadline april 15th. more than 55-thousa iowans signed up for health insururce during the latest period undedethe affordable care act. the number includes people who were automatically re-enrolled this year and tse who selected a plan

this morning, iowa senator joni ernst was back in eaeaern iowa, empowering young women in the corridor. she appeared at a 'share your voice' leadership conference at the coralville marriott. ernst and other iowa female leaders spoke the the girl scouts of eastern iowa and western illinois at the event. the girls engaged in group activities to learn about subjects like politics and how women are portrayed in the media. "we find that from elementary school to high school girls actually lose self-esteem three and a half times more than boys and so events like this help girls build their self- esteem and become more confident which is really our end goal at the end of the day. " " theyye encouraging not only me but otheekids to go into the future and be who they wanna do, and not only just do what they wanna do but change the world with that. " at the end of the event, girls were encouraged to engage in a "mock caucus," where instead of voting for candidates, they vote for self-esteememssues. more than ten thousand people dressed up and geeked out at the second annual cedar rapids comic co

rapids.senator joni ernst is going to be at kirkwood community college this afternoon to help educate iowans about tools and programs for taxes.senator ernst will be promoting "free file" which is a partner ship between the i-r-s and tax software companies that is free for people to use.today's event starts at two. there are now concerns that not enough people are getting vaccinated for the human papilloma virus. virus.experts at the f iowa hospitals and clinics say types of high- risk h-pv are responsible for cervical and throat cancer, and other illnesses.h-p-v is sexually transmitted, and d ce you get it, there's no way to hpv are responsible for cervical throat cancer and other illnesses. hpv is sexually transmitted and once you get it, there is no >>in the u.s. there are 27,000hpv induced cancers every year. if everybody got vaccinated before they got the hpv virus, that number would plummet. >> doctors say the vaccine's most effective around age 11 or 12. experts say the goal is to have 80% of boys and girls vaccinatededor hpv.v. >>> one of the corridor's biggest annual event is

today iowwa senator joni ernst tells us where she stands and >> coming up, with the debate in the wings and super tuesday the looming, how the candidates line up in the polls and what they reporter: "so when you hear, say, one side, saying that they'd like to wait 'til "the next president is in office to appoint a justice, what do you think about that?" justice o'connor: "i don't agree. i think we need somebody there, now," steve: today in the buzz. your job may matter more than your looks when it comes to finding love. stacey: dating app tinder is out with its list of jobs that attract the most attention. for women, the top 5 are physical therapist, interior designer, founder/entrepreneur, pr/communications and teacher. steve: pilot is the top job for men, followed by founder/entrepreneur, tv/radio personality. stacey: ok, say you find a match on tinder where do you go? steve: kcci's kim st. onge found des moines' it places. >> in a city with a growing number of options the 20 and 30 somethings tell me it's all about finding a place with the right atmosphere and reasonable prices. >> t

developing tonight - senator joni ernst is now leading a bipartisan effort to give sexual assault victims in the military more control and flexibility over their treatment options. options.under the legislation of the military save act, if the v-a does not meet the can seek treatment immediately at a non-va facility of their choice.those behind the bill say it will give survivors the ability to find a trusted provider with the right training to meet their needs. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. coralville city leaders are planning for the next fiscal year, including what to do with the largest piece of undeveloped land in the city. they're eyeing an area near i- 380 and i-80 as the city continues to grow.that growth, coupled with new standards from the environmental protection agency are also driving 31-million dollars in water plant improvements.the city council is scheduled to vote on the budget at their meeting on march 8th. in swisher, the cedar ridge distillery has been selected as the 20-15 small business of the year by the cedar r

iowa republican senator joni ernst has introduced legislation that would limit president the midnight rule relief act would establish a moratorium beginning the day after the election through the next president's inauauration in january. during that time, the executive branch wouldn't be able to create regulations that would cost the economy 100 million dollars or more annually. republican senator from wisconsin, ron johnson, joined ernst in introducing the bill yesterday. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist britley ritz. britley... as you wake up temperatures will start off in the upper 20s and low 30s for most. skies will be partly cloudy which will allow for a great start to your friday. a little sunshine will go a long way throughout your late morning and afternoon. with the sunshine and a westerly wind temperatures willwarm into thh low 40s forr highs. into the evening temperatures will stay mild, with lows dropping into the low 30s. skies will become mainly clear and the start of you weekend looks great. once again the weather remains fairly quiet, but i thi

she's empowering other women...in 2015 the state elected their first female u-s-senator in republican joni ernst and this year republican representative linda upmeyer was named the first female house speaker... "i think that hillary clinton along with a lot of other congresswomen and representatives set the tone as to get out there and say what you believe in." "there are over 3600 bricks at iowa state university's plaza of heroines that honors women who have made an impact...the history of two women in the iowa caucuses could lead to many more bricks and a strong foundation of women in politics... "i'm proud that she's in there, whether my opinion matters or not, whether i'm a democrat or republican."pride that clinton hopes to capture... and maybe another historic moment to bookend steininger's life of women in politics... "where the promise is that dream that we hold out to our children and grandchirldren never fades, but inspires generations to come...join me, let's win the nomination." bystrom says the united states currently ranks 76th in the world compared to other democracies when