ceo of the des moines water works he is in des moines, iowa tonight. so bill the water works just voted to proceed with this lawsuit against three counties in iowa. what are you trying to do with this? >> well, john, it really comes down to this: we're very concerned about the level of water pollution in the rivers we see coming into des moines that we treat forwater drinking purposes. we are trying to force the issues protecting those waters under federal law and state law. we view the state electives have essentially side stepped that issue entirely and certainly to the detriment of central iowans and our economic development in central iowa. >> if you take on the hog industry and try oget them to clean up this water doesn't that mean that some farmers are just going to have to shut down their operations? >> it probably does, john, and the reality is that when we went through a great focus in this country 40 years ago on air pollution, a lot of folks went out of business. but the alternative of taking a cost and a health risk and pushing it downstrea

greetings from a star-spangled cornstarch to main artery of democracy, des moines, iowa. we are here at this brand-new ag summit. it is coveted by republican wannabes. that includes jeb bush. in his first to iowa in a long time. he was welcomed in hawkeye style today by the headline above the register that said "some of you bush skeptically -- the use -- view bush skeptically." and he was asked, is there bush fatigue in iowa? >> the iowans that i know are thoughtful and they want to get to know the candidates. my answer to your question is that i will go make my case. most people know my record as governor and my life experience, so i will get a fair hearing. >> we will be here tomorrow streaming live from jeb bush and other potential candidates. let's start with jeb. what are the stakes for him and what should people be looking for on this big trip? >> first of all, he has to prove that he is a conservative. there is a suspicion as you know, that he is not, that he is a moderate. he has to make that case. he started to do it in an aggressive way in florida. and he has to

topeka, des moines, large hail a big threat isolated tornadoes. thursday, friday some will push to the south. today's forecast a little rain in the northwest. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. watch out for those rip currents off the coast of california. otherwise most of the weather today is cooler is on the way. temperatures in the mid-50s in the northwest. >> all right, bill. thank you. straight ahead a new find in space. a super-sized planet that includes four suns. music moguls try to take control of their own fate. that's next. oh, i love game night. ooh, it's a house and a car! so far, you're horrible at this, flo. yeah, no talent for drawing, flo. house! car! oh, raise the roof! no one? remember when we used to raise the roof, diane? oh, quiet, richard i'm trying to make sense of flo's terrible drawing. i'll draw the pants off that thing. oh, oh, hats on hamburgers! dancing! drive-in movie theater! home and auto. lamp! squares. stupid, dumb. lines. [ alarm rings ] no! home and auto bundle from progressive. saves you money. yay, game night,

this is all going down in des moines. at the state's first ever agriculture summit. it features topics important to iowa voters and test of political waters for many republicans like jeb bush who during the summit defended his stance on immigration. >> immigrants that are here need to have a path to legalized status. no one i know has a plan to deal with illegal immigrants to say that they will be rounded up up and taken away. there isn't a specific plan. what we need to do is make sure people pay fines, that they learn english, that they work, that they don't receive government assistance that they earn legalized status over the long haul. >> so who won and who lost? tammy, let me start with you. you just heard jeb bush layout and he'll be laying this defense out over and over again. will it help? >> i don't think so. i mean, he clearly believes in what he's saying and good for him. the problem is, in this particular case, he uses a straw man. there has never been anybody on either side of the aisle who is advocating for the rounding up of people and the expelling o

cnn's mark preston joins us from des moines iowa.s in the "new york times" and i think it makes a good point about the reasons to avoid going to iowa. it says that only a sliver of the voters participate in the caucus. they're 99% white. they're far more likely to be rural and evangelical than republicans are nationally and yet as we can see, all the candidates still clamor for that support. why? why is it so important? >> well michael, not just republicans. this was a state that launched barack obama back in 2008. john kerry, who went on to whip the democratic nomination won the state's 2004 al gore in 2000. jeb bush's brother george w. bush won in 2000. the reason why in primary politics this is the first contest, the starting line this is what can either kill a campaign or can launch a campaign and that's why we're seeing nine candidates here today. when it comes down to the general election iowa you know tends not to be as important, michael. it is important in a purple state, doesn't has as anyone electoral votes in general but

june 30, 2009, is just winding down for an iowa bridge construction crew along the des moines river when crane operator joe lowe notices something terribly wrong. >> i seen the boat drift down, he started it up and it hit the works and then he was trying to raft with the anchor or a rope or something then i heard him holler to his wife to put her life jacket on and he didn't have one john? there's nothing anyone nearby can do to stop a boat to keep a husband and wife from plummeting over the center street dam. the man is carried downstream but the woman is caught in the turbulence or boil of the fall, rushing over the low head dam. a swift water rescue team is called in and captured by local nbc cameras. they know time is not only their side for nip trapped in the wash of a low-head dan. rescuers get as close as they can and throw her a line. but the celebration is premature according to des moines police sergeant joe gonzalez. >> evidently the person didn't have enough strength to hold on so they could be pulled to safety. >> the powerful falling water keeps sucking her under. >> furthe

there will be another summit in des moines. after cpac, which republican candidates do you consider to be part of the top-tier? scott walker, jeb bush, and rand paul. >> totally agree. i think bush is in it because of fundraising and other things walker is in because he is a momentum guy and he is the also -- alternative. iran -- rand paul has support. people are looking at marco rubio as a new kind of guy. he will be a strong superpac fundraiser. with marco rubio and walker loving toward the center and more of the establishment with paul and the grassroots tea party and populists and libertarian wing, i think there is room for the kind of guy ted cruz is and he was pretty strong at cpac. >> i think you're right. whether it ted cruz or huckabee, even ben carson will emerge. for rubio to climb he gave a well-received speech and no one really supported him in their stronghold. jeb bush has to not crash but he has to certainly slip a lot. >> anything based on jeb bush's performance they give you pause in terms of evaluating him as

we'll have a live report from des moines. >>> and one of president obama's toughest critics up on possible corruption charges. we ask if this is about the law or politics as new jersey's bob menendez comes out swinging. >>> plus 60 years since the horrifying and pivotal moments in our nation's history in selma known forever as bloody sunday. we will talk to someone who captured the images framed by frame. >> and thanks for spending your saturday with us i'm leland vittert vittert. >> and i'm uma pemmaraju. live from "america's news headquarters" in d.c. >> we begin this hour in iowa where some of the nation's biggest names in the gone are trying to play lay the ground work for a presidential run in 2016. names like christy, huckabee and bush have already gone before eyewitness this morning taking their questions and try to straight themselves from the rest of the pack. mike' manual is joining us live from des moines. >> reporter: the first ever iowa agriculture summit is obviously focused on a critical issue for people in iowa being agriculture but a lot of the people who would like to be

three homes were evacuated in des moines today and they're concerned because the soil has not stoppedmoving. the fire department is still assessing the slide from the water and ground to determine how much damage there is. >>> now your "first alert" weather. >>> kind of a chilly and cloudy day today. as we go into your weekend it will be colder at least tomorrow. a cold start to the weekend. sunday looks pretty good but also tomorrow we could have snow flurries or showers around. don't be surprised if you see that. as go into next week finally that mild air comes back. temperatures will be closer to 60 come monday. right now we're looking at 30s and 40s across the area. 43 philadelphia 37 in millville, and the numbers will keep dropping by tomorrow morning. as far as our high temperatures are going, we're talking about an average high of 57 degrees. we were about ten degrees below that today. sunday back into the mid 40s. by monday that is when we will be near 60 degrees. finally that warm air starts to come back after a cold every weekend. radar is dry. the rain is offshore. light no

. >> casey hunt is in des moines this morning. all right, casey, how hard will it be for jeb bush to sell his conservative issues. >> reporter: whether or not he can come here and outline a vision that fits with the caucus electorate which kicks off the presidential process. so much discussion about how he might have the donor, fund-raising organization tphal base he might have trouble when it comes to appealing to voters. all eyes will be on him at this agriculture summit and later today when he holds a campaign-style event in cedar rapids about two hours from des moines. it will be his first chance to talk to voters. we heard from him at that fund-raiser and he focused on what he described as his conservative record in the state of florida. he talked about foreign policy. he said he doesn't believe this president thinks that american power is a force for good in the world. he also backed away from the language that he has previously used to talk about his support for common core that set of standards that have been adopted acros

and we know that our moined and habits and reflections and reactions in defense of police officers areferent in conditions of stress. >> that's true. the conditions under which police officers are called upon to make slit-second decisions are unbelieve age. not working for some. it is being shown slowly but surely that you can change the training and the logistical arrangements surrounding police officer to change how they do their job. the shift that you worked as a junior police officer, if you habituate a young cop to seeing that from the earliest days studies show that is part of what cap make it harder. just changing the shifts that young officers work cap help to change things around. everyone up to the f.b.i. understanding that there's an unconscious bias to help us all this the ways that we run the agencies allowing people o make bad decisions. all of that seems to be - there is a chance of changing that in the future. >> i know this is not the interception, are we worried that this will be an excuse that someone uses for shooting a black man, that i got unconscious bias. >> it

now i'm coming into des moines. can't they do something? i can't do this in des moines. >> ulvestad has been driving more than 30 minutes at speeds up to 119 miles per hour, and her gas tank is still three-quarters full. fearing she won't be able to control the car much longer, ulvestad makes another attempt to stop. >> when she pressed on the brake and pulled up on the gas, she said, oh, it shook. i said, do it again. she said, i am, i am. she's like, it's slowing down. >> i think i just killed it. >> she's stopping. >> ulvestad's suv comes to rest on the median off interstate 35. still on her cell phone with bride, ulvestad emerges, shaking but alive. >> i'll call your husband, let him know the good news. >> okay. >> sergeant johnson secures the vehicle and for good measure disconnects the battery. he, like others, is impressed by ulvestad's driving skills. >> she went down into the median ten times. and each time she did that, it's a very dangerous thing to do. for someone to have no experience with any of that, and then drive one handed

for the retirees that have been here we've heard there was a letter from 12 other unions it's des moines stiff how many rank and file members have come to speak its zero self-appointed committees and leadership don't necessarily carry the wealthy of several people taking time out from their lunch break that's not my point the board look at tobacco and other corporate issues as well as fossil fuels we've heard we collectively stand in hedge fund for the transparency it's enforceable for the retirees to say they're not going against the hedge fund policies when we say transparency we maple holdings this is like all news i value the discussion first of all, but when we say transparency we mean holdings we need to insure that at any given one millisecond period the retirement system never held tobacco or companies doing business with sudan or other companies and fossil fuels that sustains i read a couple of weeks boo ago hedge fund are julian into fossil fuels abused the values are although it make sense so the investments class will not only be critical but the entire key to the entire fina

cbs news correspondent steve shegaras reports from the forum from des moines iowa. >> reporter: iowa was once again ground zero for potential republican presidential candidates on saturday in a forum focused on farming policy a debut of sorts of one. >> welcome former governor jeb bush. >> reporter: former florida governor jeb bush's first visit to the state as he considers a run to the white house but reminded was that he is no stranger. >> i have learned a lot by campaigning for my dad and for my brother. i learned a lot about iowa as well. >> reporter: despite his pedigree and expect huge pot of campaign money bush has work to do if he wants to see here. >> bush fatigue is real and it is really first hurdle and part of the getting to know him as an individual. >> reporter: nine potential candidates a attended saturday's forum, including a favorite in iowa wisconsin governor scott walker. >> if you are able and there is jobs out there, we will help you get back on your feet again because we expect that out of each and everyone of our fellow citizens. >> reporter: candidates are joc

. >> it's wonderful to be here in des moines. >> reporter: he may be even better known on this stage.ed with a guitar and his own band o'malley's march. they performed last night at a washington fund-raiser. he is not only warming up these crowds he is subtly reminding democrats they have a choice. he called for wall street reform in an op-ed in today's des moines register a recurring theme of a potential candidacy. so far, he and other potential democratic hopefuls are tip-toeing around the elephant in the room. they are warning against a coronation but fearful of criticizing clinton. a new cnn/orc poll shows an opening. 68% of democrats say the party's chances are better with clinton on the ticket. but 30% say they are looking for an alternative. the loudest liberal voices are urging senator elizabeth warren to run, even though she has made her position known again and again. >> i'm not running for president. >> i am not running for president. >> i am not running for president. >> reporter: this week a new draft movement surfaced trying to persuade vice president joe biden to jump i

by 5:00 we have a lot of warm air to the west. 73 at-n cincinnati and chicago. 84 in des moines, iowa. record high temperatures out in the middle of the country. and then this tremendous temperature drop as we head into canada where it's below zero in the middle of the afternoon. the big temperature contrast to lead to big storms sometimes. and the next one is going to be pretty significant. not much moisture in the country now, but there's the storm. lots of moisture in mexico already. the futurecast shows the storm moving into texas. pick up some gulf of mexico moisture out of this so it becomes a bigger area. then we're going to pick up some atlantic moisture. that's a large area of precipitation and enough cold air in the northwest side to produce some snow. this is one model suggesting heavier snow to the north and west. that's probably the way it will end up. but there is a chance of snow a cross a pretty decent portion of our area. for at least a part of the storm. it won't be all snow but a lot of precipitation. 38 north and west with a chance of shower toward day break. windy

but today in des moines, some of her possible republican rivals were already looking to make it a campaign issue. >> when you're the secretary of state you hold one of the most sensitive national security jobs in the entire federal government. and all your e-mails are sitting at your home? do we know what's in those e-mails? do those e-mails reveal things about benghazi when she asked what difference does it make? >> reporter: this weekend is an iowa 2016 debut for jeb bush. >> are you excited to be in iowa? >> i am, i am. >> delighted to be here. >> reporter: at the iowa ag. summit, he got a polite reception. interrupted by applause only when he mentioned his favorite barbecue. >> we're cooking iowa beef. >> reporter: the ag summit is a bit of a cattle call. nearly a dozen possible gop hopefuls checking in. >> great to have you here. >> reporter: chris christie got heckled. scott walker faced a gauntlet of union protesters. >> go scott walker! >> reporter: ted cruz got an enthusiastic welcome. >> you have been around iowa politics forever, what do you think of this field? of candidates? >

he told the "des moines register" he and his wife will lose their current health care coverage once theypaign trail, so he'll be signing up for coverage under the affordable care act. >>> last night msnbc's chris hayes stopped by "late night with seth meyers" and talked about cruz's run for president and some of the circumstances surrounding his announcement. >> so it is an event called a convocation at liberty which happens between one and three times a week at which attendance is mandatory. >> right. >> so he launched his campaign in a big room full of students that had to be there, at liberty. liberty, freedom, doing what you want to do. >>> president obama says despite the friction between i'm himself and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu their relationship remains professional. >> i have a were businesslike relationship with the prime minister. i've met with him more than any other world leader. i talk to him all the time. >>> according to the ap former congressman jesse jack some junior is expected to be released from a federal prison tomorrow. he was sentenced to 30 months

an iowa woman set a new world record in west des moines.ish off a four pound sandwich, steak, brisket, applewood smoked bacon, fried cheese and buffalo chicken tenders, cheddar cheese and white cheddar sauce. it was also a pound of tator tots and completed the challenge in 2 minutes and 55 seconds. tomorrow, she'll attempt a new world record seeing how fast she can eat five pounds of bacon. no salad in there. nothing green, no vegetables. >> i had to wife the horrified expression off of my face. wow. >> what a game tonight. >> we have some great highlights. kentucky trying to stay alive. plus, the maryland women trying to stay alive and advance closer to the final four as they took on duke and we have you covered from spokane. we'll see if the terps move on in sports. ne >>> now, wusa9 game on sports brought to you by xfinity. >> as we have seen all season long, they are an entertaining team and we get to see them more now as the maryland woman's team moves on to the elite 8 after beating duke out in spokane. brenda frieze and maryland look

it was widespread 90 in lincoln, 84 in des moines 88 omaha, crazy in the middle of the country. always lot of brush fires there, too. for today, not a lot of troublesome weather, weak system through montana with rain showers, 82 in l.a. we're a little bit cooler. your st. paddy's day forecast for much of the country looking just about perfect, some rain not record breaking from reno all the way to sacramento. i don't know. 93 second week of march the middle of the country, what's summer going to look like. >> summer already. thanks, bill. >>> coming up former presidential candidate in the boxing ring. when you hear who his opponent is you might not like his odds very much. if you have some extra cash here is what you can spend it on. check out this flawless 100 carat diamond auctioned off next month by sotheby's. hoping to get $25 million. s white. wait, don't you mean me? new colgate optic white express white toothpaste has the professionally recommended whitening ingredient hydrogen peroxide for whiter teeth in 3 days. without the hassle of whitening treatments. think of it as

we'll have a live report from des moines. >>> and one of president obama's toughest critics up on possibleion charges. we ask if this is about the law or politics as new jersey's bob menendez comes out swinging. >>> plus 60 years since the horrifying and pivotal moments in our nation's history in selma known forever as bloody sunday. we will talk to someone who captured the images framed by frame. >> and thanks for spending your saturday

nancy: moin sense is there was an underestimation of how angry people were in the military of the circumstances that led to his disappearance. remember for five years everybody on patrol in eastern pakistan, on that border were ordered to look for bowe bergdahl. people risked their lives. there are conflicting reports whether people lost their lives. some family members think their loved one was killed for the search for bowe bergdahl. at the time remember the narrative was the u.s. is leaving afghanistan, we're winding down. i think there was an understanding in the white house this is victory because we brought everybody home. and it's interesting we have the news of the extension of the troops this week in this because here were two instances in which the narrative of the war was challenged. in the case of draw-downs that the war would be over and case of bowe bergdahl, he was a hero. so it was interesting to see our understanding of afghanistan in a sense change so dramatically in the span of 48 hours. manu: what do we know about the charges he may snace could he actually face jail time? na

they're lawyers and people who sue in and looked at this in des moines iowa can leak and nebraska theyertain playgrounds where they have abandoned sledding because then the kids get hurt him and they say let's cash in. my finger is bruce. you have to promise not to sue. >> and they wrecked everything and they supported the democratic party. so let's move. to these kids are probably burn more calories than not yoga class. >> is still more entertaining than a video game. who wants to be stuck indoors to talk to somebody? we need to be outdoors calling on the legal help. kennedy: i challenge you tomorrow. 67 there. is. >> i will be out there. but you have a cold spinach that is true. kennedy: i will be joined by celebrity chef after this here in the studio. next. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding cres

three-week tour of the midwest and the cause of the crash is currently listed as pilot error, but a des moinesewspaper reports the national transportation safety board is considering a new investigation after receiving a letter outlining other factors that should be considered in the case. it could take weeks for the board to decide whether it will reinvestigate that crash that became known as "the day the music died." >>> it is now 4:55. a southern california man accused of trying to join isis, the trip authorities say he tried to take that led to his arrest. >>> and a potential plan to move the raiders down south is moving forward. the big step supporters took this week that could make a new stadium a reality. >>reporter: happy thursday, everybody. there is light at the end of the tunnel and traffic looking really good at this hour. coming up we'll take a look at your traffic along the east shore freeway as well as other parts of the east bay when we come back. >>> clear skies, full moon, easy to see, a lot of 40s here this morning, especially on this panel that you're going to see right now

nbc's kelly o'donnell is in des moines for us tonight. kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, peter. iowa is already vetting potential candidates for 2016. but what happened today was different. this was not a campaign-style event with stump speeches or candidates signs. instead this was a test of fluency on farm issues. and there was a lot of attention around jeb bush making his first campaign-style visit to iowa. at the agriculture summit food is politics. >> we'll be cooking iowa beef. and i'll probably make a really good guacamole. >> reporter: everything from ethanol to the impact of epa regulations. >> the first thing you do is you change presidents. >> reporter: many conservatives are wary of jeb bush on immigration, but he found an opening here because agriculture relies on migrant labor. bush called for a step short of citizenship. >> immigrants that are here need to have a path to legalized status. >> reporter: today's summit drew nine republicans with presidential ambitions. from neighboring dairy state wisconsin, gove

. >> and senior political correspondent mike emanuel is live in des moines, iowa covering all this. as part of this, he gets to actually consume delicious fresh iowa corn. hey, mike. >> reporter: absolutely. hi, eric. it's expected to be a very crowded field running for president and a number of republican likely candidates are here trying to make a very good early first impression. jeb bush, chris christie, ted cruz, mike huckabee, rick perry, rick santorum and scott walker are some of the gop vips here for the first ever ag summit. some candidates have laid out their vision on foreign policy. >> my parents corrected my bad behavior. they didn't encourage it by rewarding me with ice cream and candy every time i did something horrible. so when you have the iranians or cubans doing terrible things to their people, you don't give them ice cream and candy, for heaven's sakes. >> china has the opportunity for us to come in and do trade with them. i have been on multiple trade missions to china, just as terry has, and the relationship and building up there. i think there's the opportunit

hopefuls turned out for the first iowa aig summit in des moines scott walker leads in the early polls of amnesty's. >> the former florida governor bush made is a space for fixing immigration system. >> people the to pay fines, elite - - learn english and don't receive assistance, earned a legalized status over the long haul and, bin the shadows to be productive. >> a packed schedule of six events to make it clear he intends to compete in i was to compete -- showing he can understand of voters. >> ago to coral gables tomorrow morning after church to prepare for sunday fun day in my house we will cook iowa beef. [laughter] >> once again going after organized labor that will help the 2016 was with conservatives. >> one more arrow in the quiver with the freedom to work not only career opportunities but those to come. >> making a misstep based on early polling but there is plenty of time and many ahead to allow the stock of those and others to rise and fall before the hawkeye voters go to caucus. lou: breaking news concerning the 26 state lawsuit against obama is amnesty for illegal immigr

unique, it occurred to us that we might be able to just move the railroad car to the crime lab in des moinesggling goes all over the world and it's been going on as long as there's been people. they are in it for the business and it is a business and it's a very big business, a very lucrative business. it pays very well. ♪ and to smugglers, people are goods. ♪ these were 11 human beings who trusted the smugglers. somebody was responsible for these 11 people who had died. >> to find out who these smugglers were, first, big job, was to identify the victims. second, to cover every inch of that grain car for clues. >> in any investigation, examination of clothing and personal effects are part of the autopsy and they can have very important pieces of information in both how it identifies a person and sometimes what happened to that person. >> some of the very first things that we looked at were documents. and these were forged documents. we had at least two people that were from mexico. at least one guatemalan that we can tell. we have some documents from honduras and we found some pieces of pape

. >> video on "action news" shows a landslide in des moines, washington. it damaged one home yesterday afternoon, three others were evacuated. no injuries were reported. the slide was 200 feet wide and 200 feet tall. crews will be monitoring the area and more evacuations are possible. >>> let's get a check of our weather. it doesn't feel like spring, it hadn't felt like spring. >> reporter: one day, we got to 67 degrees on thursday. the rest of the week has been chilly. we've been seeing highs in the 40s, actually, five out of the last 6 days, we have high temperatures in the 40s. the normal is 57 degrees. so we continue to feel this icy chill here from old man winter. as we look live on sky 6. we are live at penns landing. we have clouds up there. generally speaking the winds are not too much of an issue they are out of the west at 10 miles per hour. it's a fairly quiet morning. we have flurries popping up west of reading and lancaster. more stuff flying south of wilmington. we'll go into the communities along the delaware bay cumberland county, agenda be

. >> senior political correspondent is live in des moines and he always cracks me up the way he fightsack. and one challenge these men are facing is how crowded the republican side could be. >> reporter: that's right julie many or perhaps all of them are competing here in the first of the nation's cackus state. jeb bush and ted carouse and rick sanatorium were among the presidential hopefuls in the the first iowa agricultural summit. walker is the early favorite and talked about his conservative record next dorin wisconsin. >> we know there are jobs out there. and people of madison, wisconsin when i propose work requirements and food stamps we are making it harder to get government assistance. we are not. we are making it easier to get a job. (applause) >> early polls suggest that walker is the place to boat here in iowa, but it is it very early. many of the potential candidates only making their first visit here. >> republicans, mike were trying to stand out from one another and in contrast with obama leadership? >> reporter: you had florida governor jeb bush trying to take on the oba

greetings from a star-spangled cornstarch to main artery of democracy, des moines, iowa.e are here at this brand-new ag summit.

primaries are a year away, but republican hopefuls are already flocking in, and we were there in des moines to ask them the american question. >> the question is what do we do to stem the tide of people rushing over because they've heard there's a bowl of food just across the border. >> reporter: if we ran all the illegal mexicans out, who's going to butcher the hogs tomorrow. >> i don't think anybody's said let's run anybody out, let's get a secure border first, and then talk about what to do people here, but we need to make a process for people to be legal here. >> reporter: are you in? >> not yet. >> reporter: but you're going to be. >> i don't know. i'm seriously considering. >> reporter: my mom wants you in. >> where does she live? >> reporter: detroit. >> maybe. >> reporter: that's an exclusive maybe. >> i will happy give your mother my word i will fight to pull this country back from the precipice. >> reporter: you've been married a long time. >> yes. >> reporter: after the honey monday it's all -- honeymoon. [ laughter ] >> reporter: what do you think hillary is doing today? trading

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you can read that entire article online in the "des moines register." you can watch martin o'malley in iowa live tonight at nine eastern on c-span. earlier this week the head of the secret service joseph clancy was before congress answer questions about the latest investigation involving alleged drunk driving by senior officials. you can see that hearing sunday at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. the house and senate are not in session today but next week we expect both chambers to take a 2016 republican budget resolutions. the senate should start monday at about noon eastern and the house is likely to take it up later in the week. as always you can see the senate live right here on c-span2 and the house on c-span. >> here are some of our featured programs for this weekend on the c-span networks. >> this weakens the c-span cities tour has partnered with me to come to learn about the history and literary life of columbus, georgia,. >> writer inside the museum is the remains of a confederate ironclad css jackson. this is an ironclad it was built in columbus

kelly o'donnell is in des moines moines. good morning. >> reporte good morning. there can only be one first trip to iowa as a likely presidential candidate and for jeb bush this is it. this grand stage behind me is where there will be an agriculture summit today. a lot of the top contenders -- scott walker chris christie rick perry and more they'll be here. last night at a fund raiser jeb bush went beyond just agriculture issues to talk about foreign policy and to be critical of the president and hillary clinton. >> so the next president has to restore an american presence where our allies know where we stand, where they don't think that we're pulling back. we're not pivoting we're not doing all these things that create uncertainty. >> reporter: and that reference to pivoting was a direct but subtle knock on hillary clinton, who used that term during her time as secretary of state. now, tonight in florida, she will be speaking at a clinton global initiative event. and that may be an opportunity for her to make her first public comments beyond a tweet about using

. >> now bud is from des moines iowa. his first policy conference was in 1968 when only 500 people were in attendance. 500 people. that's right. there were 500 people in line for coffee this morning. incredibly bud, a former aipac board member has attended 48 consecutive aipac policy conferences. [applause] [applause]. >> on the other hand mayor benjamin steve, wasn't even born when bud attended that first gathering. last december when congress passed the u.s.-israel strategic partnership act, steve wrote a letter to his member of congress and to the chairman of the congressional black caucus thanking them for their support. that's right. but he didn't stop there. he encouraged 111 additional african-americans who cosign the letter ccing their own member of congress and sending a powerful pro israel message from the african-american community to our country's african-american leaders. [applause] [applause]. >> and the incredible additional detail here, all 111 co-signers had previously been on a trip to israel with aipac'

scheduled to speak in the next couple of minutes and our own political correspondent is there in des moineske, as i look behind you, there seem to be a lot of people kicking the tires of candidates. >> reporter: leland, no question about that. when you look at this event, the first ever iowa agriculture you're summit, you can tell by the list of names they think it is huge important to be here though it is early on in the process. let's take a look at some of those names, jeb bush, chris christie, mike hughes, rick perry, rick santorum and scott walker are all addressing the audience in the first in the nation kaucaucus state. a short time ago rick perry talked about immigration. >> i don't think that the american people are ever going to trust washington to deal with this issue of immigration reform until they secure the border. [ applause ] we go back to '86 when president reagan signed a piece of legislation, and i think it's pretty easily shown where he -- if he had to do it again, he wouldn't have signed that piece of legislation. >> reporter: so we've heard rick perry and mike huckabe

cruz told the des moines register he'll be signing up for obamacare.fe's employer goldman sachs. joining me now is the washington bureau chief for buzzfeed. he's been trying to kill obamacare. how deep is the irony here of him signing up? >> it is very deep. this is a bit like criticizing democrats who are very wealthy for wanting to raise the upper tax bracket that they are taking advantage of currently. there's a little bit of that and frankly for his voters this may not mean that much, but it is completely ironic where his wife needs to leave goldman sachs. i think this is something that for us in the media particularly is funny. >> mark fisher writes in "the washington post" it is cruz's devotion to principle or its flip side an unyielding insistence on getting his way that could render him contender or unelectable. which one is it? >> i think it is both. his willingness to stand firm oftentimes that are not popular within his party makes him very popular with conserveative base voters. they see that as a marked contrast with a lot of republicans,

now, according to the des moines register he writes a reexamination could prove the pilot heroically,revent the crash. the crash killed buddy holly, richie valens, the big bopper and the pilot who was just 21 years old. holly chose to fly after his tour bus was having mechanical issues. a spokesperson with the ntsb tells us it is not reopening this case as of yet but with a petition, the petitioner is required to provide new information and/or show the board errs in the digs -- decision making saying that it's much too early to say. this could potentially open more than 50 years after the crash. jon: up until now they said the pilot made some real big mistakes flying that plane in the bad weather. thank you. jenna: some stories we're working on for the next hour of "happening now" a building engulfed in flames. two people trapped inside. we'll show you what happened when the dangerous rescue caught on camera. good news for coffee drinkers. it could help prevent a deadly disease. jon will grab a cappucino and the doctor kays in next hour. before the big meeting there's a choice hotel t

sixty-three in des moines, iowa. fifty-two and much warmer in the twin sit is is.nly 44 at international falls. this is core of warm your air that will come through in the next couple of days. fox future cast shows clouds increase as we head into tonight stopping clock at 3:00 a.m. we have a couple rain showers moving through philadelphia but that purple does indicate snow showers heading for allentown, bethlehem easton and poconos where it is another great ski weekend. by 7:00 a.m. we will have have a couple showers around but just rain showers for the philadelphia area everything is fairly light stuck in the cloud through about noon time and then sun breaks out in the afternoon. the once the sun does the wind pick up and we will turn milder. don't be totally deterred tomorrow morning. it will start off gray and chilly temperatures only in the 30's but we will get decent warm up, one of those weird days where we switch it around by afternoon. into tuesday morning we have opposite of monday start off with sunshine but then our next round of rain comes through, this