koch brohters. they win. we lose. people and planet loses. there are those that argue that jobs will be created by the pipeline for other temproary and will provide work until the think it's important to two year project will high paying high skill jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil has got to go. " amanda: those opposed say the efforts those opposed say the efforts should be put more into clean energy and not fossil fuel. amanda: not all that were in attendance were from iowa...some travelled hundreds of miles to be a part of the hearing. some of them construction workers who really want some pipeline work. "when you look around this room many of these people are here because a pipeline project to them means supporting their family. "it means a lot, you know. that's how i put my kids through school and buy clothes." "construction workers are used the the temporary work, a pipeline project would mean a gaurenteed paycheck for a decent amount of time." "it's a lot of work, it's steady work, it will last all year long." "it's their

koch brohters. terry branstad. big oil. people and planet loses. there are those that argue that jobs will be created by the pipeline for other temproary and will provide work until the project is complete. i think it's important to take a wider view. a two year project will yield thousands of high paying high skill jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil has got to go. " amanda: in the room full of laborers and environmentalist s there were also a lto of peole who were from other parts fo the contry, not iowans at all. local 5's jacob peklo joins us now with more on why they were here. jacob? jacob: that's right. people came here from all over the country. some flew here, others made drives of ten hours or more to get the chance to testify at today's hearing. some people have monetary stakes in this project but the vast doing it for the laborers. "gary speegle spent 8 hours in his car, traveling from tulsa, boone, iowa, for thursday's hearing. gary speegle, tulsa, ok: "every major pipeline that comes through the midwest comes into cushing,

koch brohters. terry branstad. big oil. they win. we lose. people and planet loses. there are those that argue that jobs will be created by the pipeline for other temproary and will provide work until the project is complete. i think it's important to take a wider view. a two year project will yield thousands of high paying high skill jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil has got to go. " stephanie: now people boone from all over the country today. some have monetary stakes in this project, but the vast majority said they were doing it for the sake of their fellow laborers, to support the jobs this project could create. ron kaminsky, omaha, ne: "it's about standing paying jobs, with benefits. this is a build this the right way with skilled tradesmen's. stephanie: now this decision is all in the hands of the iowa utilities board: these three people seen here. this was the only day that the comment on the them. on monday, the process continues with an evidentiary hearing. after member board can have a meeting to decision or they can just send out a written no

koch brohters. terry branstad. big oil. they win. we lose. people and planet loses. there are those that argue that jobs will be created by the pipiline for other temproary and will provide work until the project is completetei think it's imimrtant to take a wider view. a two year project will yield thousands of high paying high skill jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil has got to go. " " jenna: folks came form all of the counrty to speak at the hearing today tim on cam fresh off tuesday's gop debate carly fiorina is back in iowa... and she's being asked to clarify comments made in milwaukee on tuesday. fiorina memeup with about 100 folks at the onawa library this morning. it's the first of 5 stops in western iowa. fiorina's husband "frank" is joining his wife on the campaign trail. it's the first time he's made a western iowa appearance. fiorina took several questions during the hour long event, including how she plans to hold washingtonaccountable if electete as for as s tuesday's debate where fiorina said quote "obama care isn't helping anyone." we aske

koch brohters. terry branstad. big oil. they win. we lose. people and argue that jobs will be created by the pipeline for other temproary and will provide work until the project is complete. i think it's important to take a wider view. a two year project will yield thousands of high paying high skill jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil has got to go. " folks came form all of the counrty to speak at the hearing today jenna: a local hospital is making a push for men to take charge of their health. we're in what is known as "movember"... a month where men are encouraged to grow their facial hair to bring awareness to men's health issues. unitypoint health st. luke's is also using the month to put the spotlight on prostate cancer. it only takes a blood test to screen for the treatable disease. chuck johnson from sioux city says, "no.... it was lucky that i got it because it's a slow moving thing. if i'd have been 80-85 probably wouldn't have done anything, but when your 50 or even 60 you hope you have a few years left " one in seven me

koch brohters. terry branstad. big oil. they win. we lose. people and planet loses. there are those that argue that jobs will be created by the pipeline for other temproary and will provide work until the project is complete. i think it's important to take a wider view. a two year project will yield thousands of jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil sabrina: those opposed say the efforts should be put should be put energy and not fossil fuel. elias: not all that attendance were from iowa...some travelled hundreds of miles to be a part of the hearing. hundreds of of the hearing. some of them workers who really want work. has more. around this room many here because a pipeline project to them means supporting their family. "it means a lot, you know. that's how i put school and buy clothes." "construction workers are used the pipeline project would mean a gaurenteed paycheck for a decent amount of time." "it's a lot of work, it's steady work, it will last all year long." "it's their livelyhood, it's how they make their money and raise thier family." "and for io

koch brohters. terry branstad. big oil. they win. we lose. people and planet loses. there are those that argue that jobs will be created by the pipeline for other temproary and will provide work until the project is complete. i think it's important to take a wider view. a two year project will yield thousands of high paying high skill jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil has got to go. " jessica let's check in with for the weather. matt: a very quiet pattern is in place through the next 3 days. sunshine and warmer temperatures are in the picture. the south wind will strengthen as our weekend continues and we'll have increasing clouds going into our sunday. this will culminate with a chance of showers returning to the forecast monday and lasting through wednesday of next week. today's high temperature is 54 with plenty of sunshine and calm winds. the overnight skies. tomorrow's high temperature is 63 with more sun. here's the 7 day forecast where showers are going to make a return early next week. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood..