andrew samon-ski portrays kincaid. robert kincaid ... and begins a whirlwind affair. andrew samon-ski portrays kincaid. he says the show is packed with some inside humor just for iowa crowds. "doing it here in des moines, it definitely plays a lot differently i think than it will anywhere else in the country. yeah, we said, you know, iowa state is mentioned, and twice i think the show has stopped now, because the audience is cheering so loud for iowa state. and i don't think that's going to happen anywhere else we go. but even like, there's a line - our director was saying there's a line about a seed catalogue in our show. when it played in new york, she said, we never got a laugh about seed catalogues in new york." :01-:28 will show at the des moines civic center this week through saturday. we'll be back in three minutes if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fa

a tie game in the 2nd, eric stahl beats keith kincaid for a second goal of the game. shoots it toward the net, and deflecting it in to tie it at 2. beating cam ward, far side, >>> finally tonight, mike tyson once said after a fight that he had broken his back. he once said it's broken, it's final. one of the more bizarre interviews i've seen. iron mike becomes a victim of the latest technological craze. the man with 44 knockouts is going to wind up on his back himself. not by a lennox lewis punch, but by a hover board. down goes tyson! folks on twitter with the caption, seemed like a good idea to ride my daughter's hover board, but i guess not. >> don't tell him though, that i did that. >> you hear his daughter saying, i don't want you to fall. >> we'll be right back. >>> thanks for joining us tonight.

. >> sheriff kincaid's largest responsibility is overseeing the jail facility, where she began her career as a corrections deputy 26 years earlier. the fairfax county adult detention center houses 1,200 men and women, most of whom are only charged with crimes. they're awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. but the majority of them have been here more than once. nationally, the bureau of justice statistics estimates that about two-thirds of released inmates are incarcerated again within three years. the new sheriff says she wants to change that. >> these are our neighbors. these are, you know, folks that we live around. so what i'm hoping to accomplish is to establish some type of case management system, post release, that once they do get out, there are resources provided to them and someone that can be there to provide any other opportunities to help them once they get out. >> brenda brewer has been in and out of the jail for more than 30 years with seemingly no exit from the revolving door. >> i see her. >> i've known brenda brewer since i have worked in the jail. i think we s