you need to apologize to the women of missouri and the families around missouri. >> we will have to move on to question number two and that comes from ken newton. >> thank you for all the candidates taking part here today. many observers nationally say this race will decide whether missouri becomes a right to work state. if you become governor and the legislature sends to your desk a right to work well, what will you do? >> i would veto any thing which is a right to work bill. however we need to go beyond that in terms of defending labor rights and make sure we have a thatn hour minimum wage applies to restaurant workers and agriculture workers. we need a whole series of labor legislation to protect workers in addition to the right to work. we also need to be suspicious of candidates like chris koster who says he is against the right to work, but supported the right to form -- to farm. the right to farm destroys the rights of american farmers and it is enshrined in the constitution that it apprise a business as a corporation as a person and that is why it's very important to repeal that.

the people of missouri have a choice. you can keep doing what you are doing, or you can vote libertarian and if after four years, you do not like pace and prosperity, you can vote tourney back into office again. >> the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. chris koster has been in politics for over 20 years. we have all seen his record. we have seen what has led to. we saw his failure at ferguson. this is a guy who showed up on the front page of the new york times is the most corrupt attorney general in the country. you have heard about his tremendous support for obamacare. he said it is his top priority for the state of missouri. chris has been in politics for over three years. if he was going to make a difference he would have done so but he has not and he will not. but we can. we can build a missouri where every kid who got on the school bus this morning feels they have a fair shot at the american dream. weekend build a missouri where moms who are working h

public education across missouri. we want to bring economic development incentives back online to recruit light manufacturing companies to urban centers in rural missouri alike. opeopen international trade offs so farmers have foreign markets to sell their goods into. and give police the tools they need to clean up the streets. i know these two political parties perhaps as well as any person in the state of missouri. i look forward to working cooperatively and respectfully across party lines to bring progress to missouri. >> on eric greitens. i've never run for political office. simon navy s.e.a.l. entrepreneur and a husband and father. when i came home from serving in iraq i saw problems. a generation of veterans being broken and mistreated. these brave men and women have gone overseas for us. many came home wounded and disabled. what happened is that too often the government had a disability check and forgot about them. i saw the potential that these men and women have signed donated my comp at a resort an organizat

public education across missouri. we want to bring economic development incentives back online to recruit light manufacturing companies to urban centers in rural missouri alike. open up international trade offices of farmers have foreign markets to sell their goods into. and give police the tools they need to clean up the streets. i know these two political parties perhaps as well as any person in the state of missouri. i look forward to working cooperatively and respectfully across party lines to bring progress to missouri. >> moderator: eric greitens? >> i am eric greitens. i've never one for political office. i'm a navy seal, entrepreneur and a husband and father. when i came home from serving in their back i saw a problem. generation of veterans being broken industry to. these brave men and women have gone overseas for us. minicam him wounded and disabled. what happened is that you'll from the government and attempted to simply check and forgot about them. i saw the potential that these men and women outside donat

what was intriguing to me and i always thought this was overlooked, al gore barely lost missouri. if he carried missouri, it wouldn't have mattered if he carried florida or not. >> it has never happened before and it is a long way from over. >> an american presidential race has entered a new round of campaigning after election day because there is still no clear winner and there are still votes to be counted in florida and beyond. >> everybody in the election business says if you get a very, very, very close election, it exposes all kinds of problems. >> we have a voting system in this country that's still a mess. >> gore voters insist they were confused by what they call an illegal ballot. >> as a result, 19,000 ballots were tossed out because they contained a double punch or double votes for presidential candidates. >> several weeks later, we got to saying we want every ballot recounted. in the meantime, as this process is going on, we have the phenomenon of the hanging chad. which led to these extraordinary television pictures of people looking like this. you could certainly ha

and they are both bad for missouri. lori, and 2010, you promise the great people of missouri standing up here on the stage with me that you would go to washington and you were going to repeal obama care. you were going to restore our freedom, lower our tax burden, but the fact is you have done none of that. the only thing you have done successfully is vote yourself a raise every single year. i truly believe the biggest political problem in america is the career politician. and i think we need change now an across-the-board term limits is the answer. if elected for senator, my first priority would be to pass legislation enacting term limits for congressmen and senators artist and should be restricted to six, two year terms and six, two-year terms. politicians are like diapers and they need to be changed often and for the very same reason. if elected, the libertarian senator i promise to stand up for your economic freedoms and your fiscal freedom of us. to me, they are one in the same of a two-sided coin. please stand wit

place in branson, missouri.lunt has been attacking me on guns. in the army, i learned how to use my rifle and in the state legislature, i supported second amendment rights. i also believe in background checks, so the terrorists cannot get their hands on of these. i approve this message because i would like to see senator blunt do this. ♪ >> some people can put together a gun blindfolded. some do it really fast. some really, really fast. some do it upside down and blindfolded. but only one of these is a hillary clinton national campaign chairman. only one of these receives an "f " after his failure to defend the second amendment, only once, -- only one votes for amnesty for illegal immigrants. >> this is what afghanistan looks like when you are in an unarmored suv. i am jason kander. i enlisted after 9/11. when i came home, i worked to reform state government. state tax dollars as secretary of state. now i am running for senate and i approve this message because there are too many politicians in washington who on

what was intriguing to me and i always thought this was overlooked, al gore barely lost missouri. if he carried missouri, it wouldn't have mattered if he carried florida or not. >> it has never happened before and it is a long way from over. an american presidential race has entered a new round of campaigning after election day because there is still no clear winner and there are still votes to be counted in florida and beyond. >> everybody in the election business says if you get a very, very, very close election, it exposes all kinds of problems. >> we have a voting system in this country that's still a mess. >> gore voters insist they were confused by an illegal ballot. as a result, 19,000 ballots were tossed out because they contained a double punch or double votes for presidential candidates. >> several weeks later, we got to saying we want every ballot recounted. in the meantime, as this process is going on, we have the phenomenon of the hanging chad. which led to these extraordinary television pictures of people looking like this. you could certainly have another situation

female from the state of missouri.arly realized that if they voted for mel carnahan, they knew that jean carnahan was going to replace him in washington, d.c. >> that is a pick up for the democrats. so there remains the possibility that the democrats before this night is out could get close to, if not take control by one vote or so of the united states senate. >> and just 20 minutes later, the election takes another unexpected turn. >> there's no question that in a time of peace and prosperity like this for the country to have such a division like this. >> stop. doris, doris -- doris. >> uh-oh. something's happened. >> george w. bush is the president-elect of the united nations. he has won the state of florida, it is projected. >> that was an incredible moment for us. a lot of hugging, a lot of high-fives, a lot of tears. we went back up to the state capitol, which was beautifully back-lit. it was 40 degrees and raining and a miserable night. nobody cared. just won the presidency of the united states. >> al gore stood

senate in missouri.n a preview of the upcoming vice presidential debate between tim kaine and mike pence. later from the washington idea forum, a look at education and health care issues. ♪ >> washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up, we are alive from longwood university in farmville, virginia, the site of the vice presidential debate. the professor at longwood university and joshua, media theory and assistant professor from purdue university will discuss the history and importance of the vice president of debates, their effect on the presidential outcomes and what to expect during this debate. also from longwood university, the editor in chief for the redundant. men from the university of michigan will talk about voting machine security and vulnerability. we'll speak to the longwood university president. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> the debate for one of missouri's senate seats. andblunt

as senator designee of missouri. >> yesterday, i began a new chapter in my life.ugh the pain and the tears still come at unexpected times, i now see a renewed purpose to my life. my first press conference after the election was held in jefferson city. i was wondering how the press was going to accept me, what they were going to do. and i found out they were rather tender with me. then as the press conference got to close, one of them got a little braver and said since you've never held public office, could it be that maybe you're not -- and he paused for a little bit -- qualified for this job? the thought of that really angered me. >> >> a lot of people questioned my husband, and i suggested they not do that with me. >> all the eyebrows in the room shot up. i just figured out what a 10-second soundbite should sound like. the press conference ended, and i went to washington. >> in the end, the court's decision to shut the polls despite unprecedented voter turnout couldn't stop carnahan's victory in missouri, but it may have impacted other races. >> al gore was only

six events across the state of missouri tomorrow, but i will tell you here in missouri we're 100% focusedn defeating corrupt clinton-style career politicians like my opponent, and i think it's really important that we here in missouri we get the mission done for the people here. liz: eric greitens running on the republican ticket for the governor of missouri. good luck to you, sir. thanks for coming on the show. >> thanks so much, liz. liz: sure. you heard about the athletes kneeling during the national anthem. now we have to vet the people performing the song? listen to this, during a sacramento kings game, the singer kneeled in protest. we have a veteran for trump, he's here, calling for national boycott of the nfl and the nba. he's representative al bald sario, he's next. your car got rear-ended and you needed a tow. did your 22-page insurance policy say, "great news. you're covered?" no. it said, "blah blah blah blah..." the liberty mutual app with coverage compass™ makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. liberty mutual insurance. approaching medicare eligib

senator from the state of missouri.learly realized that if they realized that if they voted for mel carnahan, they knew that jean carnahan was going to replace him in washington, d.c. >> that is a pick up for the democrats, so there remains the possibility that the democrats before this night is out could get close to, if not take control by one vote or so in the united states senate. >> and just 20 minutes later, the election takes another unexpected turn. >> there's no question that in a time of peace and prosperity like this, is possible for the country to have a division like this. >> stop. george w. bush is the president elect of the united states. he won the state of florida according to our projections. >> that was an incredible moment for us. a lot of hugging, a lot of high-fives, a lot of tears. rushed out of the headquarters building out on congress street to go back up to the state capital, which was beautifully back lit. it was 40 degrees and raining and a miserable night. nobody cared. just won the presiden

, the death of mel carnahan three weeks before the election triggers a crisis. >> under missouri law, it's too late. too close to election day to take carnahan's off the ballot, so it will remain, leaving open the possibility that his name could win. >> many republicans may challenge saying you have to be an inhabitant of the state when elected and how can a dead man be an inhabitant of the state. >> 14 days before the election, the new governor of missouri offers to appoint carnahan's grieving widow. >> it is my intention to ask jean carnahan if she would fill that spot. >> a lot of the political process rubbed off on her. i mean, she had just spent eight years in the governor's mansion. >> missourians will reaffirm their belief in self-government by going to the polls to vote. my husband's name will be on that ballot. >> everything in our lives changed. we had to plan for three funerals that week, and then we had, of course, to make the decision as to whether we were going to accept the offer. >> when i think about dad, the thing i'll always remember more th athing else before he wa

there is at least one fatal case in missouri.eing that my wife is pregnant with our second child, i was really disheartened about what was happening with the zika virus and how we were trying to treat it. so, i just believe that congress should act faster on things that are very important to the american people. especially when it relates to threats to future americans. we could really handle this situation a lot better. >> jason kander. congress kander: yes, waited too long. they were too busy taking seven weeks off to campaign or not up forr those reelection. this is something urgent that should have been dealt with and it goes back to the makeup of congress. right now we have the fewest veterans in congress than any time since world war ii. it is not a coincidence that we have so few people who have the ability -- people have the ability to put aside their differences or their opportunity workareer advancement and together. in the military, we have folks from different backgrounds, different places, different perspectives who

. >> the city of phoenix wants to hear from you about changes they are proposing for missouri avenue. they want to reduce vehicle lanes and add bike lanes from basically the biltmore at 24th street all the way west 2/19 avenue. we have more details. >> reporter: the proposal is already caught the attention of whether or not this will hurt or help their neighborhood. >> i feel like the street is scary. >> it backs up bad. >> reporter: they know how messy missouri avenue can be. they live near seventh avenue and try to keep their kids far from it. >> we don't allow them to come out front and play. >> reporter: news of a proposal to reconfigure a four mile stretch of the road peak to their interest. >> which we believe will add safety . >> reporter: when finished missouri from 19th avenue to 24th street could look like this. 15th avenue between camelback in missouri. >> in specific areas we would add buffering for bicycle lanes that will be placed on either side. >> reporter: the idea the city said is to tie missouri into the existing bike network. corridor safer. >> reporter: the city b

joseph mchale is a commander in the kansas city, missouri, police department. and george austin is the captain of internal affairs with the charlotte - mecklenburg police department in north carolina. people in marion can meet the from 5:30 to 6:30 at the marion public library. governor branstad will be going on a trade mission to japan and china to try to expand iowa's pork and beef exports. branstad and iowa business representatives will be gone november 11th through 18th. stops will include beijing and tokyo. the governor's office says iowa companies exported 564 million dollars in meat products to japan last year. and china recently announced plans to lift a former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords is bringing her efforts to end gun violence to iowa this week. the 2016 "we are the vocal majority" tour stopped at the statehouse today. giffords and her husband, mark kelly, are leading that effort. it calls on voters to join their fight this november to hold elected officials accountable to make our communities safer. they are urging americans to who are co

they're both bad for missouri. roy come in 2010 he promised the great people of missouri standing appear in the stage with me you were going to go to washington and you were going to repeal obamacare. you were going to restore our freedom and you're going to lower tax burden but the fact is you have done none of that. the only thing you have done successfully is to vote yourself a raise every single year. i truly believe the biggest political problem in america is the career politician and i think we need change now, and across-the-board term limits is the answer. if elected as senator my first priority would be to pass legislation enacting term limits for congressmen and senators. congressman should be restricted to six, two year terms and senators six, two year terms. politicians are like diapers. they need to be changed often and for the very same reasons. if elected the libertarian senator i promise to stand up for your economic freedoms and your fiscal freedoms. to me they are one and the same of a two-sided c

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what is your out look on missouri? when he was in the state legislature, he supported sinker pay -- single-payer. that is not were voters are. i'm fundamentally confident the senator will be back. the ceo and i traveled the state. we have been active in missouri and will continue to be in the final months to ensure that the senator is reelected. >> i'm curious about your assessment of the lack of primary challenges in the long run. a lot of people were bracing for .ore civil war in that why do you thing in the year of trump that we did not see more insurgent antiestablishment primary challengers succeeding on the national level? rob: it is a great question and the challenges conventional wisdom. donald trump a year ago was beginning to gain traction and senator cruz was beginning also to gain traction. there were a lot of prognostications that that at the top of the ticket would also bleed into the down ballot races. the first example of that was my first in the state of alabama where it you added up the share of the v

missouri. this is the state of the senate race in indiana where it's former democratic senator evan versus republican todd young. all of those senate races are ones democrats would love to win on november 8. they're close enough if the election strongly goes in clinton's way, a little investment in those states, even if it was theoretically for the presidential race, might have a knock on effect in those lower state, lower ballot races. it would be so important to the democratic party if the democrats could sweep those senate races blue while putting hillary clinton in the white house. may also be a similar calculation with the governor's race in missouri and the governor's race in indiana. both in reach for the democrats. so part of what the clinton campaign is doing with the red state spending, it may be about down ticket races. it may also be she's confident enough she's going win that she's now just trying to win big. in terms of electoral probabilities the "new york times" they give hillar

the issue of right to work is at the center of missouri's governor race.elected, this republican says he will immediately declare missouri the 27th right to work state. >> states that have had right to work legislate 63% higher job growth. so i'm going to sign right to work because it's real simple, leads to more jobs and higher pay for the people of missouri. >> republican turned democrat candidate chris poster, missouri's attorney general is against the policy. costar is receiving strong support from union members. >> my platform is no never affect against the people who elected me. most republicans say right to work creates jobs. >> we did a survey by gal yup that said we're missing out on 60% of our work flow because we're not right to work. >> for too long missouri's been run by career politicians. >> in attack ads, write-ins calls him a crooked career politician working for special interests. his campaign says cost. >> the labor issues aside, the governor's race here in missouri is mirroring the presidential election in one regard -- greitens has yet

louis, missouri. the republican party is in turmoil, after an explosive recording exposed donald trump making vulgar comments about women. ((emily schmidt)) on the day of the second presidential debate -- it is now and it's never. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) >> i have tremendous suppor00 pcent. emily schmidt))m 2005 containing sexually aggressive remarks surfaced -- trump apologized for the first time in his campaign. (donald trump, (r) presidential campaign) >> i said it. i was wrong and i apologize. ((emily schmidt)) >> just hours later he made clear he's moving forward, tweeting, "the media and establishment want me out of the race so badly - i will never drop out of the race, will never let my supporters down!" yet, unlike any trump flap before, this time trump's words are not enough to quiet a growing storm. (rep. jason chaffetz, (r) utah) >> i'm out. i can no longer endorse donald trump for president. (rep. charlie dent, (r) pennsylvania) >> do i think donald trump should be stepp

are possible in some areas, but at this point it appears the heaviest rainfall should remain in missouri and kansas. cooler and more seasonable air arrives friday great night! tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15 low: 56 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: se 10-20 high: 78 a massive hurricane is less than 24 hours away from potentially hitting haiti, jamaica, eastern cuba and the bahamas. meteorologist talking earlier, this is the strongest storm for a long time to hit this area and it could have an impact on our weather as well. hurricane matthew is making its way across the caribbean sea, threatening jamaica, haiti and other island nations. some jamaicans are ignoring warnings from their government to leave the coast. in haiti, infrastructur u-s officials are also evacuating hundreds of employees and their families from the naval base at guantanamo bay. as of right now hurricane force winds, winds greater than 74 mph, are still south of any large land mass, but tropical storm force winds are already impacting southwestern haiti. here is the latest on hurricane hunter measurements have the

illinois, missouri. illinois most notably, missouri, new hampshire, north carolina and pennsylvania. are these races all specific to their state and local issues or is there a common thread that ties these vulnerable senate republicans together? >> i think most of them have been localized or regionalized to some extent. democrats are certainly pushing every day to tie the republican incumbent or republican candidate to donald trump and they are getting to do that with some success. i think it is working in new hampshire. you didn't mention wisconsin where democrats think they are going to win. missouri would be a really notable pickup, as well, for democrats. they have been prosecuting this. the clinton campaign has some extra cash, able to insert a few lines into her speeches and that is what they are starting to do because congressional democrats say if you are going to win and you think you will be able to expand the map in the process please help us out, as well. you have the senate that likely will

missouri, i don't know. missouri might not happen. >> i don't think that's possible. >> missouri's like lucy with the football. you always try for missouri, but you never -- >> let's talk about pennsylvania. in the end for trump to come back, he has to win pennsylvania. he needs to win pennsylvania, ohio, he needs to pin new hampshire, north carolina, iowa, and nevada. those are the states he's putting all his money into. he's really fighting like an army that's losing a war. and he's like encircled and he has to win certain areas. >> and in pennsylvania, it's the republicans, but missouri, it's the democrats. you always try it, but it never quite works out in the end. >> you know, pennsylvania is better weighted, because you're from pennsylvania. the core of trump supporters in the western part of the state is really energized. and this is not only a vote about polls, but a vote about who's going to come out and vote and they're energized for trump and against clinton. that's why she's worried. >> they're p

including north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire and right here in missouri. missouri republican senator roy blunt is hanging on to a slim two-point lead in his race against jason candor, that's according to this, the latest survey out today. he was up five points in august. the contest has become pivotal to the democratic efforts as you can see to retake the senate. here is correspondent matt fin. >> reporter: missouri's republican senator roy blunt is under pressure to deliver on election day. if republicans are going to hold their senate majority, he needs to win. >> my opponent is a guy who run for three offices now in seven years. he is clearly focused more on getting a job than he is on doing the job. >> reporter: blunt's opponent is a washington outsider, jason candor who was ranked as the top candidate to shift power in the senate. >> senator blunt wakes up every day thinking about what he can do for special interests that day. and i'm a veteran of the war in afghanistan who has demonstrated the ability to work to get things done. >> reporter: most an

including north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire and right here in missouri. missouri republican senator roy blunt is hanging on to a slim two-point lead in his race against jason candor, that's according to this, the latest survey out today. he was up five points in august. the contest has become pivotal to the democratic efforts as you can see to retake the senate. here is correspondent matt fin. >> reporter: missouri's republican senator roy blunt is under pressure to deliver on election day. if republicans are going to hold their senate majority, he needs to win. >> my opponent is a guy who run for three offices now in seven years. he is clearly focused more on getting a job than he is on doing the job. >> reporter: blunt's opponent is a washington outsider, jason candor who was ranked as the top candidate to shift power in the senate. >> senator blunt wakes up every day thinking about what he can do for special interests that day. and i'm a veteran of the war in afghanistan who has demonstrated the ability to work to get things done. >> reporter: most an

lastto give an example, week i spoke to the ununiversity of missouri law school, in columbia, missouri, a pretty smalall typical american college town. unbeknownst to me prior r to my arrival, that happens to be the moody lives.r.r. i was able to meet his son and son-in-law and hear about his truly amazing and genuinely disturbing experiencnce. was a stutudent whoho decided to come to the united states to pursue a phd in nuclear engineering. he arrived at the e university f missouri to study and obtained his phphd and decided along with his wifefe he wanted to ststay n the united statates and wowork n the united statetes rather than rereturning to iraq. work as aand got research professor at the university of missouri, became an integral part of the columbia community. he and his wife ultimately had five children, all of them american-born n u.s. citizens. the problem is beginning of the early 199090's, for the next decade, he had numerous family member still in iraq, including 11 siblings, along with his elderly mother who was blind. millionss of anan iraqis, his family members were n

>> springfield, missouri is called the queen of the ozarks. church going, neighborly city of mid-size with good colleges. gary tyrell grew up poor on a farm not far away and knew early on that his adult life would be all about education. teaching kids in his classrooms by day. the history book in his lap at night. he and his wife jan raised two kids. a girl and a boy who sadly died young of a brain cancer. jan kept the house mainly, and sold avon products part-time. they lived and gardened in the same house for almost 25 years. they even designed it themselves. life in missouri was good for the two. >> they loved each other very much. >> daughter jessica remembers how extraordinarily close her parents were, joined at the hip. >> many if my mom went shopping, my dad took her. garden together. they talked on the phone several times a day if they were apart. they really did everything. >> they really were for the ages, huh? >> yes. yes. >> personalities? gary was the fun, outgoing one. >> he was a jolly man, kind of like a santa claus. >> jan, a

how does that play on the ground in missouri?you're right, roy blount especial epitomizes the sweet spot. he's been on capitol hill for 20 years and is in a tough rate. it's a tough political calculation for someone in his position to make to completely disavow trump. you're right, he did disavow the comments, disrespectful and inappropriate, but blount's comments are not nearly as aggressive as others in his party who have said their flat out not voting for trump. >> other big senate battlegrounds in the midwest, rob portman, many republicans were nervous about him early on, running against ted strickland. but now you see portman pulling ahead in large part because he ran his own race, focusing on local issues, running on his own, not tied to donald trump. is that what roy blunt is trying to do as well? >> well, i think that blunt is trying to sort of hew to a narrow path. remember, trump will probably win missouri, and blunt knows that. however, with each new controversy that trump seems to get himself in, it does seem to put b

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they moved to summers like ferguson, missouri outside st.ouis answered gentrification is part of a larger problem, which is resegregation and we can even talk about the culture, with happy in the culture. let's talk about cultural equity. the field of culture, a popular culture as well as a place where we have been able to uphold these images of diversity, but it's where we can also fledge diversity. that's partly why we saw the oscars so white controversy training of the last two years on twitter. is calling our attention to the underrepresentation of people of color receiving awards in hollywood. lets take it further. there's been a spate of studies that have come out in the last five years that what's happening in our cultural sectors, the places that produce and reproduce the knowledge that we need to maintain ourselves as a society. while, 87% of american museum leaders, curators and educators are white. more than half as security facility workers are nonwhite. of the largest bcm theater and dance companies in the us men have a budget o

trt :27 oc: "...missouri state off balance." cornell entered this weekend still in search of its first win at home this season. today, seemed like the perfect time...after-all it was homecoming. --rams looking for their second conference win, hosting knox and knox threatening on its opening drive but the handoff is --knox again looking to score but there's another bad exchange...thi s time austin mcdonald pounces on it.... --cornell would be forced to punt and that was trouble...knox with the block and recovery in the endzone for the 7-0 lead... --it turns into a 14-0 game on this short touchdown run late in the first quarter.... --but back comes cornell...daniel brown goes deep to riley bell...what a pitch and catch...rams charles zilaitis for 6 more as cornell beats knox 28-24. --score from the iowa conference...coe stays perfect with a big 45-6 win at luther...dubuque won a triple overtime game over buena vista 45-37... central beat wartburg 51- 37 and simpson blanked loras 30-0. --northern sun action on kcrg eacocks in troub

so y'all kansas--kansas city, missouri? krissy: kansas city, missouri. steve: so what do you do for a living, krissy? krissy: i am a director of clinical operations for a clinical research organization

, aka the missouri dragon, 'cause it's kinda shaped like a dragon. real missouri dragons might be the mosquitoes out here. they carry a rare toxin that knocks you out temporarily. locals call it "ozark-alepsy." hopefully our crew here deeted up. water's getting a little choppy. ( mosquitoes buzzing ) hey, do you hear that? ( exaggerated grunt ) man down. for god's sake, someone save the bikini girls. ( woman screams ) did you see that? just as we're talking about "ozark-alepsy," baldy here falls victim.

they can say we're going to expand to missouri and indiana where you've got competitive senate races.they can do is say we're going force you to spend some money here, even though they don't really anticipate that they're going to win indiana, for example. but they can certainly help out evan bayh to a degree, or they can say they are, and force the trump folks to think about spending some more money there. that's the important sort of psychology of all of this, as you get into the haste month. >> you know, wolf, real quick, i say missouri or indiana is very tough. the core of trump has been his support among blue collar, middle class voters. so i think, the issue is at what point, if any, do they feel secure enough to make investments that are really targeted to the senate races. the paradox is arizona might be the best one on the list for clinton. but it's probably the toughest senate race, with john mccain with a significant lead. you have indiana and missouri where you have a better chance at the senate but a tougher road at the presidential level. >> stand by. everyone, stand by.

john: in missouri one of the hottest topics right now is the policy to right to work.emocratic candidate for governor and senator are picking up major endorsement and supports from labor union. in the blue-collar state of missouri, all the democratic support does not play well for the republican candidate roy blunt and also adding interest to this race concern whether or not donald trump's divide with the republican party will hurt republicans in senate and congressional races, so far roy blunt says he stands with donald trump. jenna. jenna: matt, thank you. john: new in our second hour of happening now, new legal developments in the case against the only surviving suspect in last year's terror attacks in paris. an american arm's dealer levying serious accusation thats of obama's administration and hillary clinton's state departmt people always say let's just get a sandwich or something. you don't just learn how to drive... or solve the world's problems... be a dad... "or something" and we don't just make sandwiches "or something" we hand-slice avocado, pull smoked chi

he says they're still a week away from wrapping up in northern missouri. but zane says they're extremely happy with harest his year. yields are much average. as always we want to hear from you you could send your photos or videos anything to us our address is on the screen for all of us that u s farm report thank you so much for watching be sure to join us again next week will actually be from kansas city will be doing our entire show from there so we'll see you next weekend until then have a great weekend woman: the armed forces provides amaz man: i think about veterans as people who have already figured out how to serve. woman 2: my military skills have been essential. man 2: hiring veterans is a great business case. they're the best e mployees we have,they're flexib, and they're used to. a global workplace woman 3: if that isn't an asset what is. announcer: "hiring america," the award-winning television job or american veterans...fair f connecting you with companies who know your value. learn about employers who are ac hiring today and organizations tha

las tormentas estarÍan afectando el norte de missouri, el sur de illinois, e incluso porciones de arkansass presiones dominan el este de la naciÓn, haciendo que las temperaturas se eleven de 10 a 20 grados por encima de lo normal. se esperan temperaturas rÉcord en porciones de atlanta. las mÁximas alcanzarÍan casi los 88 grados. casi bordeando los 90. en el sur de la naciÓn,