republican lieutenant governor kim reynolds, someone i've been trying to get on the though for quite some time. she's been a former iowa state senator from osceola, a republican in iowa's 47th lieutenant governor, having served in that position since 2011 as she was on the ticket with governor terry branstad 2010. so you're the running mate, you still are. you're doing -- someone who's actually probably been the post active lieutenant governor that i can ever remember in iowa. you have been going around the state the last few days trumping the agenda -- >> lt. gov. reynolds: the condition of the state, yes. >> ron: and some of the things going on. what do you see as the centerpiece because this budget this year is a tight one and it centers around education. >> lt. gov. reynolds: first of all, thank you for giving neat opportunity to sit down with you. i'm glad we were finally able to make that happen. it is an honor to serve and when the governor asked if i would run with him, he said we're going to run as a team and serve as a team, and he's been true to his word and it's an honor

lieutenant governor kim reynolds, thank you for taking steele report. congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. d it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> ron: welcome back to this week's edition of the sele report. our next est is democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders and i began our questioning by asking him a little bit about his personal background and how it shaped his views. you know, you have an interesting background. you're father immigrated from follow land, you had jewish members who died in the holocaust. that gives you a werful perspectiveabout how you view life. >> sen. sanders: it truly does. i was -- my dad came to this country at the age of 17 from a very smal

that's why last week lieutenant governor kim reynolds and i were pleased to announce with u.s. secretary of agriculture tom vilsack, a slanl investment through a bold frame work for school infrastructure and water quality. we made this announcement while being joined by sioux city superintendent dave will kerrson and southeast polk superintendent dirk polumneck. these education leaders are partners in supporting our innovative plan. and we're also joined by an iowa farmer, iowa corn grower leader, iowa soybean association leader in boone school board president kirk leads. and co-chair of iowa's water future task force, larry james. the lieutenant governor and i continued to meet with education, agriculture and business leaders to build support for a solution that helped schools improves water quality and protects iowa taxpayers. today our schools rely on a secure, advanced vision for education or save funds for a school infrastructure. the current law expires in the year 2029. since its inception in 2009, schools have already received $3.2 billion in infrastructure funding. our

in iowa -- governor terry branstad and lieutenant governor kim reynolds are trying to sell their plan for the state of iowa. iowa.cbs 2 news caught up with the lieutenant governor when she visited cedar rapids yesterday .she defended the governor's plan to increase edation spending by more than two percent.critics say that's barely half o owhat's needed.reynolds is saying that's simply all the state can afford. "with the bird flu, with the commodoties price under cost, with the impact of the epa has standards and the uncertainty that has caused, it took a lot of effort for us to get to 2--4 - 5, that's 145 millioio dollars of new money. money.you can see a much longer part of my interview with lieutenant governor reynolds reynoldsthis weekend on iowa in focus.that's sunday morning at 10-thirty right here on cbs 2. an update to the 10 u-s sailors detained earlier this week in iran. iran.defense secretary ash carter is now saying it appears a navigational error caused the two navy boats to stray into iranann waters.less than a day after being detained, the sailors were back with their a

governor kim reynolds joins us. lt. governor, thanks for being here. -let's start with mededaid. going to happen january 1st. federal officials delayed it until march, pending g proval. how is that statat ensuring it gets that approval, this time? $56 million in one time spending for k-12 schools was vetoed. what's the plan, this year? -finally, the governor was big on improving water quality in his speech. how do u go about that? fresh off the golden globes, $56 million in one time spending for k-12 schools was vetoed. what's the plan, this was big on improving water quality across eastern iowa. that includes a crash involving a police car early this morning in cedar rapids. be charged after shooting and killing a man last year. the farm economy in iowa is in decline. but some experts say there's no need to worry in the long run. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at midday. slick roads are to blame for several crashes and fender benders this morning across eastern iowa. that includes one pileup in southwest cedar rapids. police r

lieutenant governor, kim reynolds gave an update on the state's home base iowa initiative. it connects veterans with careers in iowa. reynolds says, since 20-13, the initiative has helped 17-hundred veterans find jobs. a local veteran says the services out there for vets aren't enough... ronnie murray is launching a project that will offer something the v-a hospital can't. it's called an empowerment center... the center will be veterans.. and will serve as a central dispatch for veteran resources... murray says he wanted to launch the project to give veterans hope... 194106 - i dont think we can depend on the hospital for everything, i believe the veterans that have been blessed to navigate their way through the darkness have a responsibility to reach back and assist other veterans - ronnie murray murray hopes the center will take pressure off the over-crowed v-a hospital... and give veterans an alternative way to republican ben carson is back in iowa today after a member of his staff died campaigning for him... 25-year old braden joplin died when a bus of campaign staffers

lieutenant governor, kim reynolds gave an update on the state's home base iowa initiative. it connects veterans with careers in iowa. so far, 36 communities have signed up to be part of the program... and more than ten others are in the works. reynolds says, since 20-13, the initiative has helped 17-hundred veterans find jobs... the goal, is more than 75-hundred. the adjutant general of the iowa national guard calls it a great program. 16:35 as a state, there isn;t anything better than we can go than to bring the men and women we care about the most back to the state to make a difference. they're drug free, physically fit, they've shown the leadership and demonstrated time and time against overseas and at home, that it's all about taking care of one another. 16:52 major general timothy orr also said it's important not to forget that there are also men and women serving in war right now, that also need our support. a local veteran says those services aren't enough.. he's launching a project that will offer something the veteran affairs hospital cannot. channel 13's after ser

a few days later -- leutenant governor kim reynolds hit the e road t thelp sell the governor's plan.she sat down with us and our first question to her was about the governor's plan to improve water quality in iowa. iowa. i think it really is very ininvative and out of the box and i give him a lot of credit for finding a solution to two really important issues. we talked to school officials and sales tax for school infrastructure expries in 2029 and a lot of schools are running up against their bonding capacity. they were asking us to extend it and the governor said here's an opportunity for us to address two really important issues. giving the schools the stability by extending it for 20 years by extending i ithe stability the schools issues. giving important really important issues. giving the schools the stability by extending it for 20 years and at the same time taking a portion of the growth to provide significant and dedicated resources to water quality. when it ban, it raise about 374-milllon this year -- the first 10 million will go to the school districts. 788-million. anything

governor terry branstad and lieutenant governor kim reynolds will also speak, as well as former governor and ag secretary tom vilsack. this summit is today at prairie meadows in altoona. today, voters in johnson county will fill a vacancy on the board of supervisors. lisa green-douglass and chris hoffman are vying for the empty seat on the five- member board. terrence neuzil left the position for a job in kalamazoo, michigan. the winner will serve the rest of neuzil's term and be up for public vote again in november. polls open at seven this morning and will close at nine tonight. the college community school district is trying to approve a referendum... again. this s ter the voters shot down the last referendum in april, by a mere 58 votes. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live at prairie view elementary school in cedar rapids. forrest, supporters of the bond got enough signatures to bring it back for a vote february 2nd. how much money is the district looking for. cole, they are askininfor 49 and a half million dollars. the reason? growth. the district says student enrollment has outgrow

colleges or 4-year colleges and universities or advanced placement classes. 36:02 lieutenant governor kim reynolds shared what the grow education in iowa. that includes the teacher leadership initiative, making sure all third graders can read, and expanding stem initiatives in the state. governor branstad also talked about his role in making open enrollment and tuition funding more available in iowa... he says having options is good 45:36 we think that competition is good, and families having choices in education has led to a better academic achievement and more opportunity and for families and iowa students 45:47 more than 150 school choice events are planned this week iowa state's monte morris is being recognized for his work on the hardwood... morris has been named the naismith trophy player of the week following his performances against t-c-u and kansas. he was named big 12 player of the week yesterday.. last night, morris finished with 21 points and nine assists to help the cyclones come back in the second half to beat kansas. the east coast still digging out and it nearly took the life of a

2-point-45 percent increase just to keep up with the cost of inflation.but lieutenant governor kim reynolds--now traveling the state talking about the goveor's plans -- tells cbs 2 news that's all iowa n afford right now. "with the bird flu, with the commodoties price under cost, with the impact of the epa has had on renewable fuel standards and the uncertainty that has caused, it took a lot of effort for us to get to 2--4 - 5, that's 145 million dollars of new money. money.you can seethe full interview with reynolds this kevin barry.that's sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs 2. the cedar rapids police department today hosted summit with other eastern iowa law enforcement agencies. they gathered to talke about wws to reduce gun violence and other crimes.already this year, a child has been shot in dubuque.and just last weekend, there were three seperate shootings in cedar rapids, sulting in three victims being sent to the hospital. area leaders say it's time for the violence to stop. "i don't think anyone holds the golden nugget that's gonna solve all this, but ttt was one of the reaso

governor kim reynolds also spoke to the iowa board of education today... outlining their priorities for education this legislative session... that includes raising private funds for projects this summer to help make sure every 3rd grader is literate. reynolds focused on the stem initiative. she says it continues to grow... bringing business leaders and educators together to create programs that will benefit the workforce. she says there's also increased interest in classrooms, after school programs, summer camps and clubs.. "we were able to reach over 100,000 students across the state of iowa almost all 336 schools have been programs in some results." the governor also wants 70-percent of high school graduates to have enough vocational training or college education to be prepared for the jobs of the future. he wants the state to reach that goal by 20-25. a bill on education funding will be up for debate in house next week... and it could be a contentious. the moved forward a bill that called for four percent allowable growth. republicans are calling for a

along with lieutenant governor kim reynolds also spoke to the iowa board of education today... to outline their priorities for education this legislative session... branstad says he's committed to pushing iowa's education system forward. that includes raising funds for summer projects to literate. reynolds talked about the continued success of the stem initiative. she says it brings business to create programs that will benefit the workforce. she says there's also increased interest in the classroom, after school programs, summer camps and clubs.. "we were able to reach over 100,000 students across the state of iowa almost all 336 schools have been impacted by the scale, scale up programs in some form or another and we're seeing results." the governor also wants 70-percent of high school graduates to have enough vocational training or college education to be prepared for the jobs of the future. he wants the state to reach that goal by 20-25. this afternoon at the state capitol, a protest lead by iowans against the proposed bakken oil pipeline the pipeline, also called the "dako

lieutenant governor kim reynolds shared what the administration is doing now to grow education in iowa. that includes the teacher leadership initiative, making sure all third graders can read, and expanding stem initiatives in the state. governor branstad also talked about his role in making open more available in iowa... he says having options is good for the state. we think that competition is good, and families having choices in education has led to a better academic achievement and more opportunity and for families and iowa students this week about school choices in iowa... still to come on live at five.... it's tax season. and becuase it's a leap year, there are some changes. we'll explain what those are... next. the world a president has to grapple with, sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's prepared for it like no other. a tireless secretary of state, standing up against the abuse of women and girls. negotiating a cease-fire in gaza, leading the diplomacy that keeps us out of war. the presidency is the toughest job in the world... and she's the one leader w

meanwhile, lieutenant governor kim reynolds is pushing for more after school programs, summer camps, and clubs. we were able to reach over 100,000 students across the state of iowa almost all 336 schools have been impacted by the scale, scale up programs in some form or another and we're seeing results. both of them want 70 percent of enough training and education to be prepared for their future jobs. presidential candidates are pulling out all the stops as we near the caucus... but it appears the influence of one population could make all the difference. we expect at least 10,000 of our people to participate in our ten thousand latino participants is a big jump from just one thousand in 20-12. it's thanks in part to efforts by the league of united latino american citizens. the organization has been reaching out to latinos in seven hundred of the 17 hundred iowa precincts. officials say they want to build their voices will finally be heard... the way that our community celebrates dia de los muertos, three kings day, or even mothers day or fathers day, we want to make iowa caucus as p

after his address on tuesday, our dave price sat down with lieutenant governor kim reynolds to talk about the work that's been done ... and what's left to do. 36:10 criminal justice reform you can hear more from lieutenant governor reynolds as well as carly fiorina and former des moines register political analyst david yepsen this with dave price starting at 9:30 on channel 13. ad lib main weather temperatures have been falling throughout the day today and will continue to do so through the ad lib main weather temperatures have been falling will continue to do so through the night. arctic high pressure is pushing in from the northwest and has started to clear some clouds out of the way. we'll remain partly to mostly clear overnight, with temperatures dropping back into doesn't look much better, we'll see a little more sunshine, but only make it into the middle teens at best. the coldest day of the week will be sunday when temperatures only make it a couple degrees above zero at the most. there will be a wave of light snow late saturday and early sunday. snow totals will be between 0.5" an

lieutenant governor kim reynolds, and dr. chris nelson for their leadership, passion and vision. with support from the general assembly, iowa can continue to be a national leader in stem and empower more students with skills. in fact, a council recommendation inspired our proposal to move students into the 21st century by requiring iowa high schools to offer at least one high quality computer science course by the year 20-18-2019, and for i haddle school students have the opportunity to take an exploratory unit on coding. this general assembly has a tremendous opportunity to advance more effective career guidance within our k-12 system. this is about teachers, counselors and school leaders infusing career information and career-related skills into local christmas home run. it is also about employers leading conversations in every community in our state to advance productive partnerships with educators. it is about business and non-profit communities better articulating key needs to iowa educators. we must prioritize policies on industries that are poised to grow like birch o rene

iowa governor terry branstad and lieutenant governor kim reynolds will be there to discuss iowa's leadership in production of biofuels. u-s secretary of agriculture tom vilsack will also be there addressing the crowd.. "we're having the 10th annual iowa renewable fuels summit on january 19th, it's out at the meadows convention center. it's free and open to the public all you have to do is pre- register online at our website." the registration deadline is tomorrow.. you can find it at w-w-w-dot- iowa-r-f-a-dot-org and that's all we have for our show today.. thanks for joining us.. i'll be back tomorrow. we put stories up every day.. check out who-tv dot com..click news and before we go... it's an cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged,

hear from lieutenant governor kim reynolds on how she plans to find that answer. and we'll tell you what iowa gym is jumping on the "force fitness" bandwagon and promising to turn you into a jedi. news at four front door 233-258 "for this final one i'm going to make it shorter ... some of you are antsy to get back to iowa ... i've been there ... if you want last night president obama tipped his cap to the lawmakers running to replace him in the white house as he delivered his last state of the union address. today those candidates took aim at the president and his message. but president obama wasn't donald trump's only target today. steve handelsman has the story. the republican front runner was targeted after the state of the union by south carolina governor nikki haley, chosen by party insiders to give the republican response. sot: gov. nikki haley, :11-:17"during anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices" she confirmed today she includes donald trump. who she called a friend. sot: gov. nikki haley, :22-:27"and so what i w

last week, we had lieutenant governor kim reynolds on the progogm along with democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders, so save your emails and everything. this is revenge of the republicans this week, i guess, soave the emails for later because we're going try to even things out as we go along throughout the course of the campaign. so welcome back, first of all, iowa fourth district congressman steve king making, i don't know, third or fourth pearance on the program in the last year. i appreciate that. he's been in iowa's congressional delegation since 2003 and the fourth district is iowa's largest geographical area iowa's 99 counties. many of those in the kwwl viewing area. and welcome for r e first timeme on the show, idi cruz, the wife of presidential candidate senator ted cruz, the junior senator out of texas. they've been married almost 15 years now, going back to 2001. they have two young daughters, caroline andkatherine. mrs. cruz in her own right is a very successful investment banker and prate wealth manager. you're on leave fromthat right now, i understand.

governor branstad and lieutenant governor kim reynolds spoke at the event at prairie meadows earlier this morning. experts are focusing today's summit on the federal renewable el standard and the impact this year's presidential election could have on it. several republican presidential are speaking at today's event. donald trump, rick santorum, and carly fiorina are all talking about where they stand on renewable fuels like biodiesell and ethanol. the stop in altoona is one of several for carly fiorina todada the former h-p ceo spopo in waverly earlier this morning at the act education forum at wartburg college in waverly. she focused on education, while also trying to appeal to voters as an "outsider candidate." on the democratic side, senator bernie sanders spoke at a rally in western iowa this morning. he was at the fort opera house in fort dodge. recent polls show the vermont senator r d former secretary of state hillary clinton are in a tight race in iowa. but a new n-b-c news-wall street journal poll found clinton with a commanding lead nationally. sanders says he would be the

lieutenant governor, kim reynolds gave an update on the state's home base iowa initiative. it connects veterans with careers in iowa. so far, 36 communities have signed up to be part of the program... and more than ten others are in the works. reynolds says, since 20-13, the initiative has helped 17-hundred veterans find jobs... the adjutant general of the iowa national guard calls it a great 16:35 as a state, there isn;t anything better than we can go than to bring the men and women we care about the most back to the state to make a difference. they're drug free, physically fit, they've shown the leadership and demonstrated time and time against overseas and at home, that it's all about taking care of one another. 16:52 major general timothy orr also said it's important not to forget that there are men and women serving in war right now, that also need our support. a local veteran says the services out there for vets aren't enough.. he's launching a project that will offer something the v-a hospital cannot. jodi whitworth explains after serving in the air force -- depressi

colleges or 4-year colleges and universities or advanced placement classes. 36:02 lieutenant governor kim reynolds shared what the administration is doing now to grow education in iowa. that includes the teacher leadership initiative, making sure all third graders can read, and expanding stem initiatives in the state. for years... the cause of a the case went cold until some new information came to light... that information led to the arrest of these two men... 28 year old christopher yenger and 27 year old zachary dye. both were arrested yesterday and each charged with two counts of murder. authorities say... back in march of 2006, the two intentionally set a house on fire on this property in rural wapello county... they say the men showed up uninvited to a 21st birthday party at the house. the next morning a neighbor reported the house was on fire but two men never made it out... 20 year old nathan messer and 22 year old seth anderson died of smoke inhalation. with no cause of the fire the case eventually went cold until new information was revealed. 'here recently information was brought forwar

governor terry branstad and lieutenant governor kim reynolds will also speak, as well as former governor and ag secretary tom vilsack. this summit is todod at prairie meadows in altoona. today, voters in johnson county will fill a vacancy on the board of supervisors. lisa green-douglass and chris hoffman are vying for the empty seat on the five- member board. terrence neuzil michigan. the winnewill serve the rest of neuzil's term and be up p r public vote again in november. polls open at seven this morning and will close at nine tonight. they're trying again. college community school district will vote on a multi-million dollar bond referendum, early next month. back in april, the last referendum failed by only 58 votes. in december, supporters got enough signatures to get it back on the ballot, february 2nd. it calls for 49 and a half million dollars to help fight growing enrollment. passage means the district's property tax rate would increase about 32 cents to 16-13 per thousand dollars of valuation. school officials say the new rate would increase property taxes 17-50 per year for a

branstad laid out his plans for iowa at the statehouse this week.now he and lieutenant governor kim reynolds are traveling the state trying to sell citizens on the plan. plan.fox 28 news caught up with the lieutenant governor in cedar rapids today.she defended the governor's plan to increase education spending by more than two percent. critics say that's barely half of what's needed.reynolds countered, saying that's simply all the state can afford. "with the bird flu, with the commodoties price under cost, with the impact of the epa has had on renewable fuel standards and the uncertainty that has caused, it took a lot of effort for us to get to 2--4 - 5, that's 145 million dollars of new money. money.you can see the full interview with lieutenant governor reynolds reynoldsthis weekend on iowa in focus with kevin barry. that's sunday morning at 9:30 right here on fox28. weather today.sun and winter warmth was welcomed after a round of sub-zero temperatures. fox 28 news reporter mellaney moore found crews normally busy during winter weather, were busy today too. too. it's been freezing.a& now

lieutenant governor kim reynolds will be in cedar rapids today following the 20-16 condition of the state address.s.on tuesday governor branstad proposed an increase in educaton funding by 145 million dollars.lieutenant governor reynolds is attending a rotary club meeting at noon. this season it's not the u-n-i panthers -- it's the u-n-i jekyll and hydes -- sometimes on the b bketball court the guys p py great -- take against iowa state or north carolina for instance -- and then sometimes the panthers look -- not so great u-n-i trying to win back to back games for the first time since november -- taking on indiana stateand they got off to a great start -- wes wasphun -- takes it hard to the rack for two plus 1 -- he finished with 16 points and 4 boardsand bennett koch koch tied a career high with 18 points -- the panthers led by 7 at the breakbut the second half belonged to the sycamores and brenton scott -- who droppepein a cool 30 points -- panthers lose 72 to 60. 60.playing on the road requires tremendous execution... tremendous attention to detail... anan you've got to do it the entir

governor terry branstad and governor kim reynolds will also speak, as well as former governor and ag secretary tom vilsack. this summit is today at prairie meadows in altoona. today, voters in johnson county will fill a vacancy on the board of supervisors. lisa green-douglass and chris hoffman are vying for the empty seat on the five- member board. terrence neuzil left the position for a job in kalamazoo, michigan. the winner will serve the rest of neuzil's term and be up for public vote again in november. polls open at seven this morningngnd will close at nine tonight. they're trying again. college community school district will vote on a multi-million dollar bond referendum, early next month. back in april, the last referendum failed by only 58 votes. in december, supporters got enough signatures to get it back on the ballot, february 2nd. it calls for 49 and a half million dollars to help fight growing enrollment. passage means the district's property tax rate would increase about 32 thousand dollars of valuation. school officials say the new rate would increase property taxes 17-

lieutenant governor kim reynolds giving an update on the state's home base iowa initiative. it connects veterans with careers in iowa. so far, 36 communities have signed up to be part of the as a state, there isn;t anything they've shown the leadership and demonstrated time and time against overseas and at home, that it's all about taking care of one another. the lieutenant governor says the home base iowa initiative has helped 17-hundred veterans find jobs since 2013. it's getting to be that time of year again--the world famous decorah eagles getting ready to add more members to their family. the stars of the most viewed live stream of all time have been very busy over the past few months getting their nest ready. you can see in this video, dad arranging the nest, trying to make it as comfortable and warm as possible for the eggs mom milder conditions... (amy ries, raptor resource preparing the nest itself, they lay in very cold weather, so they have to have a lot of soft, shredded, insulated material to help them keep the eggs warm." we should see eggs sometime between mid

lieutenant governor kim reynolds giving an update on the state's home base iowa initiative. it connects veterans with careers in iowa. so far, 36 communities have signed up to be part of the program... and more than ten others are in as a state, there isn;t anything to make a difference. they're drug free, physically fit, they've shown the leadership and demonstrated time and time against overseas and at home, that it's all about taking care of one another. according to the lieutenant governor, the home base iowa initiative has helped 17- hundred veterans find jobs since 2013. we're down to eleven days. and millions of dollars are being poured into television advertising in the race for the presidency. so far, the two biggest spenders are jeb bush and marco rubio. their campaigns...and outside backers...have spent a combined 91-million dollars. that's compared to the republican frontrunners, donald trump and ted cruz, who've spent about 8- million. in the democratic race, bernie sanders has now spent more than hillary clinton...by about a million dollars. here comes the star

lieutenant governor kim reynolds giving an update on the state's home base iowa initiative. it connects veterans with careers in iowa. so far, 36 communities have signed up to be part of the works... as a state, there isn;t anything better than we can go than to drug free, physically fit, they've shown the leadership and demonstrated time and time againss overseas and at home, that it's all about taking care of one another. according to the lieutenant governor, the home base iowa has helped 17- hundred veterans find jobs since 2013. an iowa second grader saves her family from a fire. now -- she's being honored for her efforts. chloe taylor is a student at emerson elementary school in marion last year firefighters told her class to make sure younger siblings are safe... and to get out quickly..when there's a fire. it's a lesson she remembered when her family's apartment caught fire earlier this month....and firefighters say it's thanks to chloe that the whole family is safe now. coming up... we're within two weeks of the big caucus day here in iowa -- we'll tell you what many

in iowa -- governor terry branstad and lieutenant governor kim reynolds are trying to sell their plananor the state of iowa. iowa.cbs 2 news caught up with the lieutenant governor when she visited cedar rapids yesterday .she defend the govern[r's plan to increase education spending by more than two percent.crcrics say that's barely half of what's needed.reynolds is saying that's simply all the state can afford. "with the bird flu, with the commodoties price under cost, with the impact ofofhe epa has had on renewable fuel standards and the uncertainty that has caused, it took a lot of effort for us to get to 2--4 - 5, that's 145 million dollars of new money. money.you can see a much longer part of my interview with lieutenant governor reynolds reynoldsthis weekend on iowa in focus.that's sunday morning at 10-thirty right here on cbs 2. an update to thth10 u-s sailors detained earlier this week in iran. iran.defense secretary ash appears a navigational error caused the two navy bjats to stray into iranian waters.less thanan day after being detained, the sailors were back with their american

governor kim reynolds will attend the condition of the national guard address. that will be given in the house chamber at the statehouse this morning at 10:00. elizabeth: more new stories ahead in our next half hour. the latest from oregon the armed protest still continuing despite the arrest of the group's leader and a deadly confrontation with police. plus new information in the death of prominent des moines architect kirk blunck. and we're still following the overnight fire in jefferson. what a kcci viewer saw at the scene ahead. eric: plus they slide in steal and slide back out. the warning you need to hear before you leave for work today next. congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> the most-wa

lieutenant governor kim reynolds shared what the administration is doing now to grow education in iowa. that includes the teacher leadership initiative, making sure all third graders can read, and expanding stem initiatives in the state. governor branstad also talked about his role in making open enrollment and tuition funding more available in iowa. he says having options is good for the state. we think that competition is good, and families having choices in education has led to a better academic achievement and more opportunity and for families and more than 150-events are planned this week in iowa for national school choice week. a norfolk, nebraska school is celebrating some national recognition. westside elementary held an assembly tuesday to celebrate its award as a "national title i distinguished school." westside is one of just two schools in nebraska to receive the honor, which rewards schools for exceptional student performance for two or more consecutive years. "it's exciting. our students are very excited to get recognized, they work hard. the tests are very important, but

. >>> inside this morning kim reynolds. i was lieutenant governor expands coverage plus carly fiorina the presidential candidate tells us why she tells us about the us awful time in her families life. change the democratic one of a her managed-care system in other words it would be a very big effort. 565,400 people rely on that system and so far it has not been sealed viewed. smooth. hospital said slow this thing down and the reynolds can't figure out how this will save the tens of millions of dollars the administration claims it will. i asked lieutenant governor if she understands why iowans what iowans have concerns about this major transition. >> the fact is we have continued to put money into medicaid. it's has grown by because grown coordinate care to make sure individuals have better outcomes, get healthy and that's the only way we're going to be able to bring stability to the major medicaid budget. we've already decided if we don't move forward with going to decide a frequent fund medicaid or or education because it

meanwhile, lieutenant governor kim reynolds is pushing for more after school programs, summer camps, and clubs. presidential candidates are >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, here comes the snow. 88 million americans are hunkering down in the wake of from where it will hit to the right way to shovel, we've got you covered. >>> then, a victory for a mall. >> thank you. >> why the international lawyer also known as mrs. clooney is celebrating a major step in her crusade for human rights. >> i think we're one step closer to justice. but there's still a lot to do. >>> and warm it up or just chill out? why starting your car ahead of time in the cold may not be the best idea. today, friday, january 22nd, 2016. >> hello! >> mother-daughter trip from indiana! >> celebrating my birthday on the "today" show! >> celebrating my 29th birthday! >> it took me 40 years to get to >>> good morning, everybody! it's friday, january 22nd, 2016. what an adorable crowd we have out here on our plaza! they're not afraid of any snow! or wind! or blizzard! or rain! they're here saying good morning and just b

governor terry branstad and governor kim reynolds will also speak, as well as former governor and ag secretary tom vilsack.