we want to thank our cable partner there in des moines. our next stop, springfield, illinois. >> we are standing by for the start of today's white house briefing. press secretary sarah sanders is expected to appear here shortly and respond to questions from reporters. this will be the first press briefing from the white house in 19 days. questions about the preparations for hurricane florence, bob woodward's book, endorsement of political candidates, and the president planned for 9/11 tomorrow. all those questions the reporters may raise. when it starts we will have live coverage on c-span. 9/11, heretomorrow, is a look at our programming plans. first the 17th anniversary of lack -- 11er 11 a attacks. on c-span two we will be live from new york city for the annual reading of the names of those who were killed. that is due to start at 8:10 eastern. livespan three, we will go to the memorial service of the pentagon at 9:10 eastern. we will re-air all of that night onng tomorrow the c-span networks. the september jobs report continues america

in our case, one of the great accomplishments that has happened in iowa and in des moines, art -- our disc attributed -- our distributed energy provider. started in 2004 when they had two% of their power created by renewables. today, it was just verified by the iowa utility commission, at the end of 2017, mid american energy, through wind, has stepped up now to 50.8% of their energy that they produce is by renewables. they have also committed -- they have two new projects going along that will boost their investment and went into. as a look at my partner over here from salt lake city, by over $14 billion. by 2020, we are hoping that we will effectually create 100% of the energy produced by mid american energy in iowa through their sources in the energy they provide that will be renewable. that is a kind of gold that we need to reach. that is a kind of partners we need to have. let's hope we can accomplish it and maintain and retain this planet for all of our future generations. thanks. [applause] >> thank you frank for your comments. we are all available for questions. our president,

the way with advertising in a newspaper in des moines. targeting tariffs on places that the trump supporters feel the most. is that the president calling that election meddling? >> reporter: he has a very specific word for it. interference and meddling. three times in the last day we have seen this. we have seen him allude to it prior. we expect to hear him say it again. there was no mention of russian interference. it was china, china, china. once during the u.n. security council meeting. the president talking about this as retribution of the trade war. he did not offer any evidence to back up the allegations. he did, however, tweet a picture of the china daily insert that ran in "the des moines register." it had articles on chinese stance on the trade war. this seems to be the evidence that president trump is pointing to. a senior administration official late neither day back -- later in the day backed up the president's statements. also amount to election interferen interference. he teased that vice president mike pence would have more

those press conferences seeking a communist in des moines. headlines all over the country senator seeks read des moines. he did not have time to check. and in the morning papers closed at midnight to say the red in des moines is eluding me i am redoubling my efforts. lashes across america i redoubling my efforts and radio helped him. there was 3.1 televisions and one censored there were 30.6 admits the seachange and if you believe the truth and leaders who are not appealing to traffic in fear is exposure. people watched long enough to think this is not who we want to be. let me tell you you definitely have want to have been. you want to be margaret chase met the republican senator from maine who within one month gave a speech of the declaration of conscience i urge you to go beat it. in 1954 when this happened. and sheila got six senators to sign that. but here we are in 2018 talking about her not the senators who wanted to wait to see the next poll. and then the one that is what we need more of to actually have powers of one of the things i

john is actually placing propaganda ads in the des moines register and other papers.e to look like news. and by the way, shame on the news organizations for letting it look so much like news. and doing so without making it clear, what it is. the president saying further, we are beating the chinese on trade, opening markets and farmers will make a fortune when this battle is over. the four-page insert, bought by a chinese government run media company called the china daily. he came out just one day before president trump ordered new tariffs on $200 billion of chinese exports to the united states. president trump wrapping up his press conference this evening by calling tomorrow's hearing for judge brett kavanaugh, and the woman accusing him of sexual misconduct, quote - a very big moment for our country. the president could not be more correct. and, president trump reiterated that judge kavanaugh is entitled to presumption of innocence. what a concept. >> is very dangerous. in our country. and it is being perpetrated by some very evil people. some of them are democrats,

we are pleased to be back in des moines during a warm season. this is part of the 50 capitals tour and joining us on the c-span bus is the iowa state senate president charles schneider. thank you for being with us. how is trump doing from your vantage point in iowa? well, i would say, a couple of things. the economy is doing well. and that is due in large part to what is going on with the tax program. that trump and congress have passed. it also has something to do with what we have enabled to a, which at the state level. that being said, there is anger about the future of trade. our farmers have been patient with trump so far and looks like they will continue to do so. is,the fact of the matter we produce a lot of corn and soybeans and we need trade partners for the commodities and products. and we want to see more free-trade, as soon as we can. host: have iowa farmers been hurt by tariffs put on china and the retaliation? guest: a lot of the crop in the ground this year has already been sold so there hasn't and a lot of pain yet. we do know th

. >> so the black ways of the fort des moines, when they brought the saves in to start training them, they told them they would have all the rights -- white rights, one of my auxiliary corps. >> right [indiscernible] >> when the black ladies came in, they made them washing floors, windows and cleaning bedpans, so when the ladies refused to do that, they court marshalled them. so did truman say anything about women? and thanks for the plug. >> speaking briefly about fort des moines, the african american soldiers, the first officer's training camp in fort des moines iowa, a group of highly educated black men who were taking the train from washington, d.c. -- really from massachusetts, new york state and took it west to camp fort des moines and the army did the same to them when they finished camp, they sent them overseas and put them laboring with the steve doors. no, no, i learned to fight and i'm trained this, this, and this. and they got sent to purdue, those were folks from fort des moines. >> i have a question about black jack pershing, prior to the spanish american war, that's who

but by the time -- by 1955 there were people in des moines who were singing songs about adams county and they weren't friendly songs about how much more population there was in des moines and how few people there were in adams county and their votes were the same. i mean, they had the same-- well, i guess des moines had two representatives and adams had one, but that wasn't enough to make it what they considered fair representation. so in 1971 the league had pretty firm tenets that they had adopted about what made a fair representation. one of them was the districting had to be done by a nonpartisan commission. they had several other things, but most of them were wiped out by the supreme court decisions of 1964 and '62 and '64, which required na both houses be redistricted according to population, rather than on areas. so in 1971 i was elected president of the iowa league of women voters and the legislature had just passed a reapportionment plan. our lobbyist, we had a wonderful team of lobbyists who practically lived in des moines during the session. betty kitsman from ames, and mar

farmers were losing money he recently tweeted china is actually placing propaganda ads in the des moines register and other papers made to look like news that's because we are beating them on trade open markets and the farmers will make a fortune when this is over. the right now u.s. farmers are losing big and growing impatient this trade war is hitting the heart of his base and the president is clearly aware and frustrated that could have a big impact on the upcoming election particularly in al-jazeera washington. time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back tycoon in a mosque is charged with fraud and his tesla business dealings. the i.m.f. gives argentina a billion dollar boost to help its economy the conditions it will have to meet or not stay with us. denise pink skies by the time half. hour is the sun sets in the city of angels. hello as for the last couple of days any rain in china is like to be in the far west southwest or up in sichuan hong kong or shanghai stay relatively dry this is largely because just creeping maybe just see on the screen is a typhoon that's taki

farmers were losing money he recently tweeted china is actually placing propaganda ads in the des moines register and other papers made to look like news that's because we are beating them on trade open markets and the farmers will make a fortune when this is over. the right now u.s. farmers are losing big and growing impatient this trade war is hitting the heart of his base and the president is clearly aware and frustrated that could have a big impact on the upcoming election particularly in al-jazeera washington. united nations agency for palestinian refugees as received contributions of one hundred eighteen million dollars to help cover funding withdrawn by the u.s. has been facing a severe financial crisis since the trumpet ministration cut all support last month the us had historically been as large as contributor providing around three hundred fifty million dollars a year the fund says it still needs sixty eight million dollars this year more than five million palestinian refugees rely on its assistance it's very important as a step it's also a symbol and it's a hopefully a last pu

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"i encourage the debate on immigration," he wrote, in "the des moines register." "but do not appropriate mollie's soul in advancing views she alieved were profoundly racist." rob tibbetts essay appeared a day after donald trump, jr., the president's namesake, wrote his own case arguing in favor of his father's proposed border policies, including a wall. "mollie was murdered by an illegal alien," he wrote, "and her murder would never have happened if we policed our southern border properly." this weekend, some of iowa latino residents held a vigil for mollie tibbetts and her family at the state capitol in des moines, where there reportedly has been an increase in harassment and threats against members of their community in the wake of mollie's murder. >> they are very concerned with what is going to happen from here on out, very concerned about our families. >> reporter: that concern is something mollie's father addressed directly in his op-ed, seeming to invoke president trump in the process. "to knowingly foment discord among races is a disgrace to our flag," he

we stopped in des moines iowa. we asked folks which party should control congress. >> i think the democratic party should control congress. it definitely would be a good idea to have a check on that administration. policies that are being done i don't fully agree with. i'm not going to agree with everything. party in thene position we are right now is not getting a lot done. it would be best if we did have a check as of this current administration. partieslike to see both getting back to some -- it seems like they just take time talking and badmouthing each other. it would be wonderful if we could get back to a workable agreement between the parties. >> i personally believe if control congress changes, you think inside not getting done now, wait until that switches and there is obstruction, indication, recriminations morest -- and more and obstruction. we have some progress, not all of it has been done as gently. is toof what an insult it legal immigrants, people who go .hrough that process that and aaddress gentle

you are looking at a shot of the c-span bus in des moines.e will be taking viewers their later in today's show, as we continue the 50 capital t our. we begin with questions about government shutdown. the federal government will shut them at the end of the month unless they pass a spending bill, and even if they do the president has threatened one unless he gets money for a border wall. we want your thoughts on whether or not shutdowns are a good political strategy. give us a call. democrats at (202) 748-8000, republicans at (202) 748-8001, independence at (202) 748-8002. you can also catch up with us on social media, twitter, and facebook. a very good monday morning. tell us your thoughts on government shutdowns as a political strategy. the phone lines are open, as we show you the headlines from today's papers on this issue of a potential shutdown at the end of the month, this from "the washington times." negotiators see risk of shutdown to "the wall street journal," their shutdown on congress aiming to avoid it, noting that congressional neg

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yesterday and tangan in beijing you already mentioned the newspaper there was another ad in the des moines register that's crucial because that state has a lot of soybean trade and that's one of the the businesses in america that's being directly affected in a highly negative way because of this trade war with china putting the adverts in the des moines register is that politics or is it trade it's both and quite frankly the u.s. and we've had a long long history of doing that i mean what do you radio free europe radio free china all of these are propaganda entities that we use now in terms of donald trump he has a long history of vilifying people remember he he said he said ted cruz his father was involved in j.f.k.'s assassination but the main point you should be driving here is everyone keeps talking about china stole jobs to china is stealing ip there are cases but i wouldn't joke can you tell me and i'll name off five six cases where you know china has stolen ip as a nation not business to business just simply what has state owned enterprises common either taken jobs or taken ip pulli

the recently stopped in des moines, iowa, and are looking forward to the november midterm elections, asking folks which party should control congress and why. feel that the democratic party should control congress next year. i feel that the current administration that we have, it would definitely be a good idea to have a check on that administration. some of the policies that are being done, i don't agree with, i'm not always going to agree with everything, i just feel that having one party in the position they are right now, they are not getting a lot done. it would be best if we did have a check on this current administration. also, i would like to see both parties getting back to some civility. it seems right now all they do is spend time talking, bad mouthing one party versus the other. it would be wonderful if we a workableack to agreement between the parties. that ifsonally believe the control of congress changes, you think things are not getting done now? wait until that switches. there is obstruction, vindication, there's recrimination against existing -- just more and more o

join us as we feature our 40th bus stop in des moines, iowa. life monday on washington journal with our guest i was senate president charles schneider. >> national intelligence director dan coats discussed threats to the us today including concerns about countries to which he refers to as the big four. russia, china, iran and north korea. this is about 25 minutes.

he wrote an opinion piece in the des moines register newspaper. where he spoke out against using "mollie's soul in advancing views she believed were profoundly racist." he says she's not a pawn to be used for debate. the president's son, donald junior, wrote in an opinion piece published friday... that the media outlets, democrats and others haven't focused enough on the suspect's immigration status. he called for more border security. mollie spent some of her childhood in oakland. (justine) the chp made good on its promise to crack down this labor day weekend. the agency tweeted out since the holiday weekend began at 6:01 friday night, chp officers have made á685á dui arrests. they also said 10 motorists and 2 pedestrians... have lost their lives on the roadways. and just want to remind us to please buckle up, drive sober, obey speed limits, and eliminate distractions behind the wheel. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. warm conditions will continue over the interior areas while cooler temperatures a

the des moines register sporting -- >> a 4-page ad.ssed up to look like editorial content of the des moines register. and that shouldn't happen. somebody sold the ad and they let it go. >> there are other things china has been doing to influence the mid terms. you had beijing sum man the heads of wall street to china to talk about ways to undercut the trump tariffs. you had the foreign minister sitting down with kissenger. lou: the largest and most of powerful did not go. they sent emissaries. >> then you had the chinese foreign minister talking to kissinger in beijing. then you have the tariffs china put on in retaliation to our and they were directed at president trump's political base. lou: the president made it clear he'll retaliate if you go after our farmers and workers, you will be in big trouble. the chinese retaliation hasn't been equivalent. it's proportional. by that i mean, what the president has said for years, we export so lit toll china, were permitted to export so little, there is no way they can put much after barrier

iowa governor kim reynolds says he's been getting pictures of graffiti on des moines' southside, reading"deport illegals". after voicing his concern, he says he's had to block more than 900 people. (justine) and -- one girl is flying high for her dream. look at how opurtunity to dream job for the day. <"i'm interested in solving this dumpster fire of a presidency.">(jrstone) stormey daniels attorney has been speaking in vegas about potentially running for the 20-20 u-s presidential election. the latest on his tour of early-voting states... after the break (justine) the missouri attorney general is suing duck boat owners after a fatal accident. attorney general josh hawley is going after branson duck vehicles l-l-c and ripley entertainment incorporated. he says operators were aware of "safety hazards that posed a present and deadly danger." but, they allowed people to board their vessels ... despite those risks. during inclement weather last month ... 17 people died when a duck boat sank. hawley companies from operating in the state. (jrstone) the attorney for adult film star stormy danie

he wrote this in an opinion piece in the des moines register newspaper.e out against using "mollie's soul in advancing views she believed were profoundly racist." he says she's not a pawn to be used for debate. the president's son, donald junior, wrote in an opinion piece published friday... that media outlets, democrats and others have not focused enough on the suspect's immigration status. he called for more border security. mollie spent some of her childhood in oakland. (justine) a stockton woman gave birth to twins just two hours after surviving a horrifying bus crash in new mexico. the woman was traveling home to stockton from oklahoma, but after the crash, their plans are on hold. injuries from the crashed forced her to give birth to her twins two months early. jessica mensch talked to the family. lying in their hospital beds...hooked up to ventilators...((christy westerdale, bus crash survivor))'i just thank god that my babies are okay.'these twins have been through a lot. ((christy westerdale, bus crash survivor))'i just canút believe theyúre so s

we recently stop in des moines, iowa and looking forward to the november election, which party should control congress and why? >> i do feel the democratic party should control congress next year. i feel the current administration we have it definitely would be a good idea to have a check on that administration. some of the policies that are being done. i don't quite agree with and although i'm not always going to agree with everything, i just feel that having one party in the position they are right now is not getting a lot done and it would be best if we did have checks on this current administration. also, i'd like to see both parties getting back to some civility. it seems right now all they do is spend time talking or badmouthing one party versus the other. could be wonderful if we could get back to a more workable agreement between the parties. >> i personally believe that if control of congress changes come you think things are not getting done now? wait until that switches and there's obstruction, vindication, recriminations against existing and just more and more obstruction.

join us as we feature our 40th bus stop in des moines iowa live on washington journal with our guest iowa senate president charles snyder. >> up next on c-span2, sky news australia recaps recent happenings in the australian parliament when prime minister malcolm turnbull was removed by his fellow members of parliament. this is about half an hour. >>. >> i'm david spears with a look at the latest session of the australian parliament and it's a session that dissented into chaos, australia's lost another prime minister, not at the hands of voters but at of their party colleagues. no australian prime minister has made it through a full three year parliamentary turnout for more than a decade . in parties keep replacing them before they get the chance to go to another election. why?because they're not convinced they can actually take them to victory. this time it was the liberal party prime minister malcolm turnbull, the liberal party being the conservative side of politics in australia and it was the left-wing faction that moved against him. the pressure had been building for weeks and th

. >> this is what is happening in and around des moines, iowa. happening because of the murder of molly tibia bits. her family is joining the city of des moines to fight back. polo sandoval is bus. this is exactly what the family has asked people not to do. >> a sense of nervousness particularly among members of the latino family in around and where molly tibbetts death occurred. city officials there tweeting not in our city along with images of officials there removing racist graffiti over the weekend. also new reports of robo calls from an out of state white supremacist group that called the alleged murder of molly tibia bits, quote, an invader from mexico. president trump has blamed molly tibia bi tibbetts on the immigration laws. word calling the report that the death of this young woman being politicized absurd. they are asking them to be voted out. what does the tibbetts family have to say about this? they are not only mourning the loss of their daughter but have to deal with this. rob tibia bitbetts the father o young woman writing and ask

join us in des moines, iowa, live on monday, with our guest, charles schneider. 4:00 p.m. eastern on reel america. over there ♪r, >> the 1953 film the pershing story. tribute,supreme general pershing said, to our officers and soldiers of the line. when i think of their heroism, i am filled with emotion i am unable to express. pershing himself was decorated by nine foreign governments as own country. q&a, assistant on editor of the "atlantic," zachary woods, talked about his book "uncensored" and growing up in a troubled home. eric: my phone started ringing, and i go to get up, and it is my mom, and i had a sense that it was not going to be good. i do not know what it was, but i knew it would not be good. i answered the phone. she spoke. calm.s curt but "zachary, told protective services is here. please come home as soon as you can." i knew was that tom, i asked myself if i was going to live to see the next day, because she, if ever any point she had a moment alone with

job tensions were high after the violence of recent days but despite a few minor scuffles the des moines. ration and counter-demonstration both went off peacefully. ok time to catch up with some of the other stories making news around the world the government in jordan says the u.s. decision to halt funding to the united nations agency for palestinian refugees will fuel radicalism and harm the prospects of peace in the middle east jordan hosts around hof of the almost five million displaced palestinians in the region most of them are descendants of people who fled their homes after israel was founded in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. to say there was a terrorist motive behind the stabbing of two american tourists in the city on friday police shot and wounded the suspect at amsterdam's main train station immediately after the stabbing and they identified the man as a nineteen year old afghan who holds german residency and two americans are recovering in hospital. turning now to the us where two former presidents have been among many many people paying tribute to the late senator

. >>> this weekend some of iowa's latino residents held a vigil at the state capital in des moines where there reportedly has been an increase in harassment and threats against members of their community in the wake of mollie's murder. >> we are very concerned with what's going to happen here on out, concerned about our families. >> reporter: that concern mollie's father addressed in his op-ed seeming to address president trump in in the process. to foment is a disgrace to our flag. it is the opposite of leadership, it is shameful. er >> reporter: immigrants commit fewer crimes not more than those born in the u.s. as for the man accused of killing mollie tibbetts he is held on a $5 million bond adds he waits trial. >> tony, thank you. the cbs overnight news will be right back. . every fire department every police department is part of a bigger picture. california years ago realized the need to work together. teamwork is important to protect the community, but we have to do it the right way. we have a working knowledge and we can reduce the impacts of a small disaster, but we need the hel

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china is actually placing propaganda ads in the des moines register and other papers made to look likebeating them on trade, opening markets d the farmers will make a fortune when this is over. >> he is saying they're using them, but not adopting them. the picture they showed was of a newspaper supplement called the china daily that's been coming out for years in newspapers. sold as an advertisement, produced by the chinese government. the washington post runs it periodically, des moines register runs it. >> that's different than russia, you know planting fake accounts on facebook. >> it is different. and it is pretty well marked. by the way, i have to say, if you go and read it, it is pretty clunky. it is nothing you are going to walk away thinking that your neighbor just told you to go vote a certain way. >> let's talk about north korea because the president seems to believe that a lot has changed since he took office. he said we were on the brink of war and now he has this winning relationship with kim jong-un ever since his meeting with him. here is the president on his time line.

last week this graffiti was discovered on a street in des moines.er, who later painted over the words. a white supremacist group has been calling iowans with a message, spewing hate, calling for a white america in the name of mollie tibbetts. >> she was stabbed to death by an invader from mexico. >> reporter: another sign of nerves in the latino community, two local festivals celebrating that culture were postponed. one group cited tibbetts' murder as the reason for the cancellation. joe henry, a local latino leader, is worried about the troubling climate in this part of the country. >> latinos are being threatened, both on social media and in neighborhoods. >> a person came in from mexico illegally and killed her. we need the wall. we need our immigration laws changed. >> reporter: some conservatives remain firm in blaming current immigration laws for the fate of this promising 20-year-old. but her father insists mollie was nobody's victim. do not appropriate mollie's soul in advancing views she believed were profoundly racist. nor is she a pawn in

they took it was to camp fort, des moines. we learned had a fight, i am trained to do this, this, this, that is when they got sent to the french. those are the folks from fort des moines. >> have a question about blackjack purging. in world war i he has a negative attitude it appears towards african-americans fighting. and in the spanish-american war that is who he commands. prior to the spanish-american war that is who he commands. i am concerned or interested in the metamorphosis that occurred in blackjack purging. >> there is something an effective at the time that he is issuing this, as a general officer, if you are representing the administration's policy at that time, it could be almost, i do not know but it could be a reversed situation where his personal belief may not have entirely aligned with representations. >> thank you. >> how to use he is going forward from here? we individuals, make change, make it happen, are we at that level now? or some dynamic leaders or whatever? who would you see as those leaders if it go