jeff kaufman, chair of the iowa republican party, said it will vastly improve the reporting process. sot jeff kauffman: "it's the latest technology and it's going to allow us to report the results in a more transparent way, and so the media is going to love this, everyday iowans are going to love this, the nation that's waiting to hear our opinions out here in this state are going to like this because of the transparency. it's going to be a more accurate way of reporting and, hopefully, barring an extremely close race, it's going to allow us to announce a winner that night of the iowa caucuses." now even though both parties anticipate the accuracy and expediency across all 16-81 iowa voting precincts, kaufman said if the race is close on caucus night the official results will be delayed until after mail-in tallies are verified two days later. of course, in this electronic age, there are also concerns about security of the app and keeping hackers out of the system. we got a sneak peek from microsoft today and they showed us three levels of verification for each precinct. first, users

german kaufman, on the republican side -- chairman kaufman, on the republican side, the rules are littleifferent. >> each one of the candidates will have somebody designated to say some great things about them. a little conversation. mark: time-limited speeches? minutes.lly a few some conversation and then the vote. john: what have you done to prepare for eventualities of things that could go wrong? andy: we have done a lot of testing. 81 precincts -- 16 for both of us. a lot of moving parts and we just keep testing and testing and retesting. john: a lot of technology involved. your party had some difficulties for years ago. talk about how you have addressed those particular problems that riddled the process. jeff: our microsoft app is going to be key to transparency. over 300 trainings, this is an all volunteer led caucus. have trained and re-trained and re-trained our folks there on the ground to make sure we get the results back to the microsoft app. i will not make a call in terms is too close.it back in 2012, it was one of the closest elections in american history. this is the most

in a press release, kaufman said they represent the best of the best and continued to say they did what first responders do each and every day, risking coloradoans and prevent more casualties. they will also honor six civilians for courage during the event. that ceremony is open to the public so you can attend, 11:00 at colorado springs city council chambers. jamie leary, cbs 4 morning >> thank you. they are our everyday heroes. only on cbs 4, an investigation into the colorado bureau of investigations and faulty test results involving drunk driving cases. brian moss broke the story yesterday. >> reporter: every year about 30,000 people are arrested in colorado for drunk driving. their blood is tested for alcohol content. the measurement can mean the difference between jail time or freedom. >> unless there's something really wrong with the testing procedure, there's no way to fight that blood test. >> reporter: the colorado bureau of investigation, which opening the lab last july, admitted anomalies in 56 cases. cbi said in every one of those cases, when those were retested, alcohol lev

kaufman won't coach next season. talks between the giants coach and eagles are ins tense identifying but he took his name out of consideration. mike had first season ending q&a with orthotic media addressing defensive lineman wilkerson. he revealed the pro bowler will miss six months with a surgically repaired broken leg. they hope to resign the free agent. see if we can get back in the fold. that's something we've expressed. we like fits very much. ryan had a great season. we'd like ryan to be back. >> time for us to step ahead for when we return, the night on ice. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. more speed, like 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. they even made it easy to switch with a one hour arrival window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg internet, tv, phone and more. plus free installation with a one-hour arrival window. and ask

mark: chairman kaufman, on the republican side, the rules are little bit different.bed for people what happens if you show up at a caucus. >> each one of the candidates will have somebody designated to say some great things about them. a lot of times a little conversation. mark: time-limited speeches? >> each county precinct can set their own rules. typically a few minutes. some conversation and then the vote. john: what have you done to prepare for eventualities of things that could go wrong? andy: we have done a lot of testing. jeff and i worked together on that. microsoft is working with us on a mobile app. we make sure -- 1681 precincts for both of us. we make sure we have all those packets out, chairs, a lot of moving parts and we just keep testing and testing and retesting. john: a lot of technology involved. your party had some difficulties four years ago. talk about how you have addressed those particular problems that riddled the process. jeff: our microsoft app is going to be key to transparency. most important thing i think we have done over 300 trainings,

partysaid mitt romney won...only to weeks later reali ck santorum did fittingly on this chnology talk..kaufman...sa technology's the answer. he wrote...we have press clmorrow with microsoft toalk eryone through new features. re's why he says that.here's why he says that. microsoft's developed an app. so caucus volunteers will input candidate's caucus night totals that's supposed to mean...quicker results into the parties. tomorrow...we get our first look at how that app works. an area of mixed precipitation will cross central iowa through the evening. all modes of winter precipitation will be possible from drizzle to graupel, sleet and snow. this will continue through late this evening. some minor snow accumulations around an inch are possible. temperatures will warm into the upper 30s on thursday. this will lead to rainfall across the state thursday and friday. most locations will see a half inch of rain or less. there could be some pockets of higher amounts in southeast iowa closer to 1". cold air pushes in friday night through saturday. there may be some light snow with the arrival of the c

in the late '30s by frank lloyd wright as a weekend retreat by commissioned by edgar and lillian kaufman, owners of a famous pittsburgh department store. they had been coming to this spot for years, the sanctuary in the country. the kaufmans expected the house to be built with a view of the waterfall and not on top of it and quickly realized the beauty of living above this falling water. is there had a common reaction when people see it for the first time? >> yeah, wow. >> reporter: open flow, something wright was known for, allowed for easy entertaining which they did often. mingling with an eclectic crowd of artists and thinker, the furniture much of it built in was also built by wright. concrete and warmth and coolness. >> reporter: seamless windows maximize the connection to the outdoors along with expansive terraces. in the living room the hatch normally closed to visitors opened to reveal direct access to the stream below. >> these sections push back which are concealed under the planter. >> reporter: how did falling water change things for frank lloyd wright? >> came at a time in

but it's what sits beneath the winter snow, that worries carla kaufman. "i threw up every 10 minutes for 18 hours and the second time for 36 hours. " she says that's the reaction she has when exposed to round up. that's why she got involved with the "poison free park" group. members of the group say keeping pesticides out of public places will benefit everyone who uses the parks. "month after month you see more and more studies coming out to indicate that this is an endoxxxx disruption. that this is cancer causing. that's defects and it negatively impacts the health of people. " the city says, they use round up to kill weeds in the city's parks, landscaped areas, grassy areas and golf courses. they say the use is compliant with the state and federal regulations. dubuque's leisure services has met with the group and have agreed to create a city wide integrated pest management plan, but they say they expect to present the plan to the city council in july. still this group wants a total ban of round up in city parks, by the time the snow melts. "it's not unr

>> it has had a timeless quality it's cared for and presented the way the kaufmans understood it, it should continue to speak to generations to many could. main that ining falling water is a year round job. the stone floors with waxed and stripped yearly and the caretakers focus on the wear and their that come from the 160,000 advice thors that come and they limit the number of visitors. tours resume in march but it's not just people like that that go there. brad pitt is a huge history buff so for a few years angelina jolie said i don't know what to get him. >> bought him the house. >> organized a two-hour private tour and had a little party inside in the living room and invited all the staff apparently and he was blown away. person. >> keep in in great shape. >> the woman who we spoke to who is the director and curator and started out there as a guide in her teens. she was so in the house. >> looks so contemporary, fresh today. >> and there's a dishwasher in '30s, wow? >> what's his name? >> his name is al. >> erica, thank you so much. >>> all right. coming up next, the slow cooker

head coach for their @coaching vacancy per they must @receive permission from new @york, because kaufman resigned @with one year left @on his deal. @so intriguing after coghlan @face the evil -- eagles for 10 @years. @>>> a familiar day for all of @us, the nfl playoffs begin @without the browns in it. @the afc north well represented @at it. right now this right now @the steelers lead late and what @has been a very heated matchup. @earlier today, the first @wildcard game of the weekend, @chiefs at the texans. @what is start for casey, davis @106-yard kickoff return for the @touchdown. @the chiefs and never looked b @ack. @as they win their first playoff @game in 22 years. @how about brian hoyer? is your @fourth pick, 15 of 34, 136 y @ards, sacked three times and a @fumble, and the @chiefs when 30-zero. @>>> wildcard weekend continues @tomorrow right here on channel @three -- channel 3, the first @game at 1 o'clock it's the @seahawks and the vikings. @>>> would have a leaders are @perfect on their six-game road @trip so far. @two wins, they go for third @tomorrow in philadelphia per @their

the bengals, and avensive coordinator, tom kaufman. and working with quarterbacks, we think this move guarantee it is browns are going to drop the quarterback with the no. 2 overall pick in the draft, or does it ? >> here is jackson. >> this is whoa i would say to that. i need to get in this building and have an opportunity to sit down and watch the tape. you know? >> i don't know johnny personally. i know who he is. but at the same time i think i have to give everybody on ourp football team the fair opportunity to see who they are until i truly learn who they are and then make decisions from there. >> and hiring of jackson takes candidates, so we are going to find out pretty quick how much they like derrick carter. carter remains the top candidate for the bucs job. we are also hearing he is assembling a staff just in case he gets the 49ers or bucs job. likely the latter and i say that because he was seen with the dmv getting a bucs license plate. he was there ahead of buccaneer security. i think it's all coming into place, but nothing

. >> reporter: brother martin kaufman studieser want hydrology at the university of michigan flint. he's in charge of a new effort to map the city's lead pipe network. what kind of undertaking would >> it would be massive. you're looking at over $100 million. we've been neglecting our infrastructure for so long in this country that it's going to take a paradigm shift to get people to think about what i would call real homeland security. >> reporter: this is where the problem started, flint's water treatment center. it's not currently in operation, but, scott, it could reopen in june when flint connects to a new pipeline between the city and lake huron. >> pelley: adriana diaz reporting from flint tonight. adriana, thanks. well, 11 days to iowa and new hampshire just eight days after that. we have two reports on the campaign beginning with nancy cordes. nancy? >> reporter: scott, the former secretary of state,, hillary clinton, went after bernie sanders' commander-in-chief credentials today, calling him naive for wanting to normalize relations with iran, and she hasn't thought his id

. >> you wouldn't want john kaufman to coach if you're a giants fan. your two-time winning super bowl archrivals. and it feels like rivalry. this finish today was something out of hollywood. >>> the giants interformer bills coach doug maroney today. you can cross adam gace off the list. tom coughlin left the door open to the possibility that he wasn't done coaching and the eagles plan to test just how serious he is about that. coughlin is expected to speak with philadelphia on monday. he still has one year e er ar remaining on his giants deal. both the jets and giants are two affect wild card games on the schedule today. steelers and bengals will kick off later today. the chiefs are on top of the texans 38-0. kansas got off with a 106 yard kickoff return. >>> tomorrow it's the nfc's turn, don't forget you can watch seahawks vikings here on nbc 4. it will be 4 degrees when connect kickoff starts. >>> the rangers and capitals corroborated on a white knuckles game last spring. the rangers rallied with three kboels and they led 3-2 as the seconds ticked aw

. >> reporter: professor marty kaufman is creating a map of the lead pipes for city officials. do you know where all. lead pipes are? >> no, we do not. >> reporter: here is a part, a big part, of what they are up against. the record for the service lines with kept on these 3 x 5 cards. this one is from 1948 handwritten in pencil, illegible in parts and there are an estimated 50,000 cards in these cabinets. on top of that every home needs to be the cost of those repairs will fall on the homeowner. in this case oscar brown, a great great grandfather who worked for 38 years on the assembly line at buick. he's still paying a more than $100 had a month bill for water his family can't drink. >> that line is lead. >> reporter: fixing the problem could cost as much as $10,000. >> i would be thinking that it's not our fault. >> reporter: his great granddaughter blames the governor. >> i guarantee you his grandchildren isn't drinking this water. they are not bathing in this water. they not cooking with this water. so why should we? it's not fair. >> reporter: tonight the governor's offic

in wire to create, huffington post senior writer and psychologist scott barry kaufman examined the sources of creativity. erica weiner looks at the history of regions around the world and explores the relationship between natural features and innovative ideas in the geography of genius. and nspqr historian mary beard provides a history of ancient rome. that's a look at some a current nonfiction bestsellers according to politics and prose bookstore in washington dc. many of these authors have appeared or will appear on the tv. you can watch them on her website, book tv.org. >> good evening and welcome to new york society library. and the head librarian and before we begin i would like to ask that you please silence any cell phones or other devices that might disrupt the presentation. as you may have noticed we are filming tonight c-span is here to film the lecture, so please be aware that if you do ask a question you will be filmed and we also ask that you please wait until the microphone comes to you before asking your question. the library is able to offer events like the one you here ton

he was 67 years old and this was his i'm still many a fire. >> reporter: thanks to the kaufman family more than 4.5 million visitors have walked the grounds of the most well home in the united states. they entrusted falling water and several hundred acres ofe western pennsylvania conservancy and today it's the only one of wright's homes open to the public with its original furnishings, artwork and setting what do you think it is that keeps people coming here? >> it has had a timeless quality it's cared for and presentedway the kaufmans understood it, it should continue to speak to generations to many could. main that ining falling water is a year round job.s with waxed and stripped yearly and the caretakers focus on the wear and their that come from the 160,000t come and they limit the number of visitors. tours resume in march but it's not just people like that that go there. brad pitt is a huge for a few years angelina jolie said i don't know what to get him. >> bought him the house. >> organized a two-hour private tour and had a little partyn the living room and invited all the staf

you can see, a slight ratio change can result in a major change to the ount of snow we gege mike kaufman from sioux city is our winner tonight! our prize tonight is 4 winnavegas on january 30! we'll have a final 4 tickets to give away next week! (tim) thanks, fred! (fred) you bet! welcomed wayne to town tonight in a battle of top ten teams. find out who earned a statement win up ahead. tim plus it's been a long time since west beat east on the hardwood. would that change tonight? we'll have highlights from the east side decade, east has owned their crosstown rivals from west. the black raiders are undefeated against the wolverines over the past ten seasons. uld they keep that run alive tonight or would west snap the skid? well this will help p the wolverines' cause...avery brun...he was on fire from range tonight...3 of his 20 here and west up 15-12. on the other end, connor murrell...with the three pointer of his own...he had a team-high 19 but east down 3. west would lead by 9 at the wickey...connects on the triple. but the halftime speech from ras did the trick...off the steal...ty be

to each have more time to lay out their plans and we talk to the iowa republican party chair jeff kaufman about why it is so important for iowa voters. >> the best advice i can give for fellow iowans, is listen, analyze, do what iowans do best, that is make their independent judgments and don't forget to caucuses because when it's all power. they are the grass roots. they're the ones that's going to tell the party leaders and the candidates who they want to be world. cynthia: and as you can see on the monitors here, the undercard debate is starting right now with carle fiorina, mike the question is whether candidates will go without trump being here tonight or if they will attack each other or gang up on ted cruz or ted cruz and marco rubio who are running second and third in the polls. we will have more reaction and later on in this newscast and more tonight at 10. cynthia. all the republican candidates will participate except for donald trump. steve: trump pulled out because megyn kelly will be moderating. he's holding his own event at drake university. vanessa peng is live outside the

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mitt romney won...only to weeks later realize rick santorum did fittingly on this technology talk..kaufman...says technology's the answer. he wrote...we have press call tomorrow with microsoft to walk microsoft has developed an app - caucus volunteers will input candidate's caucus night totals into their smart phone or tablet at every precinct. that's supposed to mean... quicker results into the parties. tomorrow... we get our first look at how that app works. former iowa congressman tom latham is fighting cancer... latham announced the lymphoma diagnosis online today... he's also staying positive... on twitter latham writes, "i have never lost an election & i'm not going to lose this battle either! thanks for positive thoughts and prayers." latham retired from the u-s house last year. there's still much more to come tonight.... coming up next -- it's known for the bridges of madison county and as john waynes birthplace. the historic preservation efforts under way in the city of and later.. at 9:30 bomb threat.. north korea says it successfully detonated an h-bomb.. which is much harder to

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the chair jeff kaufman says he can't see acenario where rereblicans don't surpasas the 120,000 rson mark the benchmark for both parties. exception for 2007 when a record turnout of f 240,000 helped send barack obama to the white house. his folks will be prered. >> we probably have the most talented group of individuals working for ushat we ever have. they are cutting edge themselves they are hard-workrkg. >> cause cuss 2016 has a new voter participation a online the new system went online new year's day. the system is meant to compliment the other options that are already available to people in iowa w who want to participate in the system. some have criticized that new online system because it requires a driver's license number, or identification issued from the department of transportation. iowa is one of only a few states with online registration that don't remember require the voter to also send in a hard copy form to complete that online process. >>> a progrgramming ne that next week's sho will serve as a preview to caucus night. that is february 1. among our guests already booked is

i think that stat from the kaufman foundation blinds us to the fact that there's a lot of people who, for a long time, couldn't participate, who now can participate but it's kind of a lie about how we say they're participating. >> par tis pate for now. >> there is the kind of people who are maybe not comfortable but willing to learn new skills, willing to upscale, willing to be displaced and people who want the status quo and want things to hold. >> we're seeing that in the political field. >> if you're willing to learn, have capability towards learning, you start getting impatient with the people who just want the status quo and you start getting kind of indignant about it. >> there's no denying the fact that this is a messy business. but silicon valley, the golden state of california, our future lies in to creating those kind of jobs that are highly skilled, ph.d.s, master degrees, disciplines. that's where the future of the state lies. >> i realize as cto of california, you were in charge of keeping the trains running on time more than you were in setting policy. but goodness you s