mr. steven douglas and abraham lincoln-- am i saying that right? lincoln.ke a future statistics carriage of some sort. lincoln. one that negros might prefer. lincoln, right? okay. all right, okay. well, these two gentlemen have finally held their last debate. okay. so here's where they stand. one gentleman abhors slavery and the other does not agree. we get it, my stars. now i have been on these debates like "erasers" on pencils. what, nothing? come on, these were just invented a few months ago, people? all right. at nightly i am partial to the republicans. you know what st, there is so much less, what is that new fangled word going around, oh, yes, racist. that's right, yeah. i mean listen mr. lincoln. >> douglas has he declared indifference but i must think covert real deal for the spread of slavery i cannot but hate. i hate it because of the monsterrous injustice of slavery itself. larry: that's my abe!yeah! see, republicans really speak for the negro. you know, negros are never going to leave that party. never. it's not going to happen. the republicans

mr. douglas, i disagree with you when you said that the united states didn't have anything to do with what happened to the world economy. being that we are the global economy, when wall street -- when they packaged those mortgages into investment portfolios, and they sold those portfolios worldwide, some countries had those bad portfolio investments in their country. and when that happened, when that bubble blasted, it became -- [indiscernible] -- then it was the domino effect. secondly, when you talk about incomes. i know my father never graduated. made $12 an hour. i am a four-year college graduate, and i can't even make $12 an hour now. so to say that things haven't change, the have changed. and for most people in your >> ♪ ♪ financial crisis did an impact us. that is all true. my point >> you mean the trading in specific? >> that magnified the problem but it was people buying houses they could not afford in the and. but on the income issue issue, there is a tremendous fondness that people have borge '50s and '60s in the wages people made and that was great but remember that was post-wo

mr. scary (douglas cochrane) thinks junie b. may need glasses! as junie b. says, "first directed by anne frett by brianne magel and includes michael bundy ii, jason crowley, paige fahrenkrug, lindsay mickelson, taylor millar, and julianne ungs. the playhouse is iowa's oldest and largest producing theatre. located at the 42nd street exit of i-235, the theatre has presented a full season of shows since 1919 and also offers a wide variety of educational experiences including classes for ages 4 to adult, theatre trips to new york, and volunteer opportunities onstage and backstage. for more information about the playhouse and "junie b. jones the musical," contact the playhouse ticket office at 515-277-6261. sam weather adlib: after so many days of dry weather, iowa has changed things up with a couple different today we are going back to being dry for most of the day, but we might see a few showers late this afternoon in far western iowa. temperatures today are going to be cooler with highs in the mid 60s and lows tonight in the mid 50s. overnight tonight we'll se

mr. douglas cook will be testifying, the owner of cook concepts and solutions. a former associate administrator of exploration systems at nasa. this division is responsible for building orion and sls, the vehicles that will take humans to deep space destinations, including mars. mr. cook is the recipient of several awards including the presidential distinguished rank award and presidential meritorious rank award. he has over 40 years of experience in human space flight. he received his bachelor's in aerospace engineering from texas a&m university and we're very happy to have him here today. thank you, mr. cook. our second witness is mr. daniel dunbacher. he is a professor of engineering practice at purdue university. he served as deputy associate administrator in the exploration systems development division at nasa. he has receive the presidential rank award for meritorious service and the national -- nasa exceptional achievement medal. prior to his 35-year career with nasa, he earned his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from purdue university and a m

mrs. robin douglas from the engaged magazine the summer edition on an issue that people thought were for a younger generations billions rotunda the school yard and bullying among seniors that is a phenomena that is taking shape across the country and more research is being done we think of bullying we - we think of younger folks in high school and colleges that is taking place in adult day seniors and senior living facilities and more research is being done on this interesting article the california's living edge engaged summer edition once more research and looking at that also at this time we had a presentation by mrs. karen garrison she came and gave an overview of the two projects air engaged in the senior program project and the foster program she did a wonderful overview it was a great presentation by her >> our membership committee i'll put that to the last at the last commission meeting we had a report regarding c s l with a vacancy from san francisco county i'm happy to announce mrs. betty is phil that vacancy question we have two folks they'll be representing the city and county

mrs. robin douglas from the engaged magazine the summer edition on an issue that people thought were for a younger generations billions rotunda the school yard and bullying among seniors that is a phenomena that is taking shape across the country and more research is being done we think of bullying we - we think of younger folks in high school and colleges that is taking place in adult day seniors and senior living facilities and more research is being done on this interesting article the california's living edge engaged summer edition once more research and looking at that also at this time we had a presentation by mrs. karen garrison she came and gave an overview of the two projects air engaged in the senior program project and the foster program she did a wonderful overview it was a great presentation by her >> our membership committee i'll put that to the last at the last commission meeting we had a report regarding c s l with a vacancy from san francisco county i'm happy to announce mrs. betty is phil that vacancy question we have two folks they'll be representing the city and county

mr. douglas, i disagree with you when you said that the united states didn't have anything to do with whatpened to the world economy. being that we are the global economy, when wall street -- when they packaged those mortgages into investment portfolios, and they sold those portfolios worldwide, some countries had those bad portfolio investments in their country. and when that happened, when that bubble blasted, it became -- [indiscernible] -- then it was the domino effect. secondly, when you talk about incomes. i know my father never graduated. made $12 an hour. i am a four-year college graduate, and i can't even make $12 an hour now. so to say that things haven't change, the have changed. and for most people in your position that don't leave the real left, you don't have no idea. you sit there and look at different numbers. numbers don't tell the real story. we know what is real and what is not real. host: i am going to have douglas holtz-eakin respond. guest: she is right, and i must have misspoke and. it is not that the u.s. didn't have a financial crisis, and it is not the case that a

mr. douglas cook will be testifying. the owner of cook concepts and solutions. former associate administration of exploration systems at nasa. this division is responsible for building orion and sls, the vehicles that will take humans to deep spags destinations, including mars. mr. cook is the recipient of several awards including the presidential distinguished rank award and presidential marry tore us rank award. he has over 40 years of experience in human space flight. he received his bachelor's in aerospace engineering from texas a & m university and we're very happy to have him here today. thank you, mr. cook. our second witness is mr. daniel dunbacher. he is a professor at purdue. he served as deputy associate administrator in the exploration systems development division at nasa. he has receive the presidential rank award for marry tore us service and the national -- nasa exceptional achievement medal. prior to his 35-year career with nasa, he earned his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from purdue university and a master's in business administra

. >> stephen: wow, that is the most disrespectful question since the lincoln-douglas debated started with mr. lincoln douchebag says what? and what's the moderators lacked in courtesy they made up for in lack of preparation. >>. >> mr. trump stay on this issue of immigration. you have been very critical of park zuckerberg of facebook who has wanted to increase the numbers of. >> i was not at all critical of him. >> i was not at all kit kal of him. >> where did i read this and come up with this that you. >> probably, i don't know, you people write this stuff. i don't know where you-- >> stephen: to be fair, that was just journalism 101. who, when, where, why and what the hell am i talking about? but i got to hand it to the republicans. they stood their ground and they put up a fight. >> the questions that have been asked so far in this debate illustrate why the american people don't trust the media. >> done all trump, are you a comic book villain, ben carson can you do math. >> such a nasty question, it's not a very nicely asked question the way you say that. >> john? >> do you want me to ans

mrs. robin douglas from the engaged magazine the summer edition on an issue that people thought were for as rotunda the school yard and bullying among seniors that is a phenomena that is taking shape across the country and more research is being done we think of bullying we - we think of younger folks in high school and colleges that is taking place in adult day seniors and senior living facilities and more research is being done on this interesting article the california's living edge engaged summer edition once more research and looking at that also at this time we had a presentation by mrs. karen garrison she came and gave an overview of the two projects air engaged in the senior program project and the foster program she did a wonderful overview it was a great presentation by her >> our membership committee i'll put that to the last at the last commission meeting we had a report regarding c s l with a vacancy from san francisco county i'm happy to announce mrs. betty is phil that vacancy question we have two folks they'll be representing the city and county of san francisco at the c s

mrs. robin douglas from the engaged magazine the summer edition on an issue that people thought were for anger generations billions rotunda the school yard and bullying among seniors that is a phenomena that is taking shape across the country and more research is being done we think of bullying we - we think of younger folks in high school and colleges that is taking place in adult day seniors and senior living facilities and more research is being done on this interesting article the california's living edge engaged summer edition once more research and looking at that also at this time we had a presentation by mrs. karen garrison she came and gave an overview of the two projects air engaged in the senior program project and the foster program she did a wonderful overview it was a great presentation by her >> our membership committee i'll put that to the last at the last commission meeting we had a report regarding c s l with a vacancy from san francisco county i'm happy to announce mrs. betty is phil that vacancy question we have two folks they'll be representing the city and county of s

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the very latest and try to pin some of this down, we're joined on the phone by douglas county commissioner chris boyce. mr what can you tell us about this community college, first of all, and what you know about this situation. >> i can hear you. we live in a real small rural community on the i-5 corridor. just a small town environment. and we got a community college out here. and we have, obviously, reports of an active shoot er. i'm currently in the dispatch center for our 911 center. there was an active shooter on campus. we know of one female shot in the chest, 15 to 20 other injuries and we heard that the shooter's down and in custody. beyond that i really have no other details. >> i won't press you on other details. can you talk about approximately the size of the student body, how big an area this serves? as we know, these community colleges are regional and can take in students from all over. >> yeah, we have a community of 21,000 people in roseburg proper but we serve an area of about 100,000 people. and i have no idea what the student body size is of the college, but i'm guessing, you know, mayb

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douglas street. the zip...101. be sure to write "greek potatoes" on your request. or you can visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com. and click on the mr. food logo.... jessica rae: coming up after the break... friday means pets here on abc9 . see how you can take this little nugget home. jessica rae: welcome back. today i'm here jessica rae: scott's up next with a final check of our forecast. for "get going" we'll be taking a look at the human brain, and what it takes to get motivated to get going... i examine what motivates people, and how you can motivate yourself to live a healthy active lifestyle. ne in at 5 and 6 a-m for get "going with" thth monday jessica rae scotot today's high temperature is 59 with mostly sunny skies. the overnight low is 33 with clear skies and patchy frost likely. tomorrow's high temperature is 65 and we'll see mostly sunny skies along with a light breeze from the southeast. here's your 7 day forecast where temperatures are going to jump into the 80s next week before a chance of rain organizes late on tuesday and lasts through the day on wednesday. >>> where ise? he's never on time. >> hey guys. sorry i'm

douglas street. the zip...51101. be sure to write "fried apples" on your request. or you can visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com. and click on the mr. food logo.... jessica rae: coming up ... we'll have a first look at game one of the world ries between the new york mets a a the kansas city royals. that and more after the break. classic - this year's world series pits the kansas city royals against the new york mets. abc's karen travers has a look at what to expect... and why y win for either ballclub is a long time coming. "two teams desperate for a championship - who will end a generation-long drought? it's been 29 years since the new york mets won the world series...30 years for both teams are playing great baseball right now - their playoff runs electrifying.. the royals with the more experienced squad ?known for their defense, aggressive base running, and powerful bullpen. mike moustakas royals' third baseman "we're not a team that strikes out much. we're gonna go out there and put the ball in play." they have the same core roster that nearly won it all last year jarrod dyson royals' centerfielder "last year it was heartbreaki

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mr. president, i want to thank my colleague, senator merkley, the son of douglas county, and just reflect for a few minutes on the horrendous events of the last week. and my colleague has eloquently talked about the victims, and i'm grateful for that. i want to talk for a few moments, senator merkley and i will be returning home tomorrow. i want to talk a little bit about what was inspiring last friday. my colleague and i and our colleague from the house, congressman defazio, we went to mercy medical center and we saw all of the staff, and my own sense is that there's no way that you really can prepare for something like this. you can go through as many training programs, have as many drills, have as many handbooks as anybody can invent, but you're never really prepared for it. and when senator merkley and i and our colleague from the other body, congressman defazio, we walked into that meeting -- i think there were probably 150 staff there -- i said, this is the face of douglas county. these are the people, the doctors, and the nurses, the pharmacists, and the volunteers who were just th

. >> host: douglas holtz eakin, back at our table this morning. mr.ltz eakin, i want to begin with last night's debate. something that bernie sanders has talked about a lot, how you grow this economy in the issue with income inequality. want to show our viewers and get your reaction. >> do i consider myself part of the casino capitalist process by which so few have so much in so many have so little, but which wall street greed and recklessness no, i don't. i believe in a society where all people do well, not just a handful of billionaires. >> is there anyone else on the state you is not a capitalist? >> let me follow up on that, anderson, because when i think about capitalism i think about all of the small businesses that were started because we have the opportunity and freedom for people to do that and to make a good living for themselves and their families command i don't think that we should confuse what we have to do every so often in america which is safe capitalism from itself. i think what sen. sanders is saying certainly makes sense in the ter

mr. freeman good morning, : everybody. my name is tim freeman. i am a douglas county commissioner. thank you for being here. this morning, i am here to introduce each of our speakers, but before i do that i want to thank our governor and our federal delegation for being here to support us in these very difficult days. each of the speakers will give their statement and we are not going to do any questions. we are here today to let this federal delegation have the chance to explain their thoughts, and as time goes by we will have more opportunity to understand more of what has happened and how to further dialogue. the first speaker i would like to introduce, and i am very thankful for the governor for being here and coming out yesterday to help us with this difficult situation, is governor brown. governor? governor brown thank you. : thank you, commissioner freeman, and thank you for your leadership yesterday. all of oregon stands with umpqua community college and the city of roseburg. i am proud of how the roseburg community pulled together to care for and comfort each other during

douglas county commissioner. >> he says he will just visit the families of the victims no politics and you say, mr. boyce?>> i hope that's the case, bill. it's difficult to judge one'sthe president has been cler since the beginning of this he has agenda for gun control. for us in this community is to support the families and help them with whatever they would like. if the president is truly coming to visit the families, that would be great. you heard a bunch of folks in our community question whether that is his motive or not. and that message is being, you know, delivered loud and clear in our community. >> i you think the president will get the message and i don't think thathe will overtly politic -- politicize the event when he comes to your town on friday. democrats are now trying to fast track gun control and this is the visit will bring more attention to that issue. so it may not be overt but certainly it's in the air. >> i understand and it's unfortunate because our goal from the beginning of this not make this about politics and here we are talking about politics in the middle of this tragedy. >>

douglas street. the zip...51101. be sure to wriri "greek potatoes" on your request.or you can visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com. and click on the mr. food logo.... jessica rae: " coming up.... i'll get you caught up on the latest in the race to the white house... including why the top two republican candidates plan to boycott the next republican debate stay tuned for the details. scott: " " siouxland. your high temperature yesterday was 67 following a morning check of conditions outdoors on the port neal welding mpany skycam hd and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm levels are moderate overall and we get that report from allergy center. currently in the 30s across the area. we've got a light northwest wind directed at about 5 miles per hourthe satellite and radar imagery reveals very little going on currently with mostly clear skies overhead. let's get a peek at your stormcast hd where high pressure is going to be in control through the next few days. moving through the weekend, a south wind takes over and returns some warmer air to the region. the wind will turn southwest and we'll get 60s and d s back into the picture. that ea

douglas street. the zip...51101. be sure to write "after work pepper steak" on your request. or you can visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com. and click on the mr. food logo.... jessica rae: " coming up.... i'll recap hillary clinton'n'busy day on capapol hill... where she testified at the benghazi hearing. those details are right after the break. scott: occasional showers and thunderstorms are expected to pass through the area as we go through our friday with low pressure moving toward us. rain will begin to let up as we get into the evening hours. then for the weekend we'll watch as the skies clear out with sunshine returning. temperatures the 60s. here's the which includes rain and a high of 68. expect totals to be the evening, we'll t then the rest of the night t ll be dry and windy with a low of 46. tomorrow, expect sunshine after a few morning clouds. the high temperature is expected to be 61. here's your 7 day forecast where rain will return on tuesday with temperatures remaining in the 60s through most of the are expected to pass through the area as we go through our friday with low pressure moving toward us. rain will begin to let up a

douglas street. the zip...51101. be sure to write "satisfying shepherd's pie" on your request. or you can visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com. and click on the mr. food logo.... jessica rae: " coming up.... hillary clinton is bringing out some big guns to her campaign... and bernie sanders is looking to cut into her sizable lead... i'll bring you a recap of this weekend's jefferson jackson dinner in des moines. scott: " " check of conditions outside on the port neal welding company skycam hd in sioux city and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake. temperatures are in the 30s and 40s neal welding company skycam hd in sioux city and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake. temperatures are in the 30s and 40s across our siouxland map this morning. the wind is directed from the south and southeast between 5 and 10 miles per hour. the satellite and radar picture displays increasing clouds from west to east and then we'll have mostly cloudy conditions by the afternoon. here's the dayplanner where temperatures will peak in the lower 60s. here's the stormcast hd where we'll have a mostly cloudy day. moisture from the west will collide with an are

douglas street. the zip...51101. be sure to write "fudgy s'more cake" on your request. or you can visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com. and click on the mr. food logo.... jessica rae:" when we come back... i'i' bring you a rerep of last night's first democratic debate. did anyone put a de into clinton's sizeable lead? find out... up next. scott: " " scott let's get a look at the stormcast hd which displays temperature was 78 after a low of 38. we'll check out the port neal welding company skycam hd in sioux city and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake, ia where we have some cool conditions. currently, we have temperatures in the 30s and 40s. the wind is light. the satellite and radar is nearly clear. zooming out now, let's get a look at the stormcast hd which displays sunshine staying with us today as high temperatures reach near 80 degreeee a cold front c ces through tomorrow which will bring and cooler temperatures too. highs are going to fall to the 60s by the weekend and we may see frost both friday and saturday morning. today's high is 78 with sunshine and calm conditions. the overnight low is 42. tomorrow, we'll have a high o

douglas street. the zip...51101. be sure to write "cheddar drop biscuits" on your request. or you can visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com. and click on the mr. food logo.... jessica rae: " coming up.... donald trump, ben carson, and the rest of the republican candidates took to the stage in colorado for the third g-o-p debate. a full recap is up ahead. " " scott good morning siouxland. let's look neal welding company skycam hd in sioux city and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake. it's currently near 40 degrees in sioux city with a breezy wind and some clouds. temperatures are sitting in the 30s across most of the area. we have strong winds still continuing at this time sustained between 10 and 20 miles per hour. wind chills as a result are in the 20s. a few of us saw our first snowflakes of the season yesterday. that system has moved to the northeast and we shouldn't see a repeat of that on our thursday. we'll pace through your stormcast hd where you can see that we'll have cloud cover this morning followed by clearing this afternoon. tomorrow, we expect some sunshine early before increasing clouds and a chance of showers by the afte

mr. levine was the teacher. serena dawn moore of myrtle creek, 44 years old. treven taylor anspach of sutherland, 20 years old, and rebecca ann carnes of myrtle creek, 18 years old. >> douglas county sheriff josh hanlan saying the names of those remembers. lucero alcaraz was in the honors program in a full school lob shif. her older sister said i never got a chance to tell you how proud of you i was. i ache for you so much right now. lucero alcaraz 18 years old. rebecca ann carnes just started a new job who writes this isn't supposed to be how life works. lieu cause eibel was a quadruplet. he and his sisters and brother graduated from high school this year and attended on a scholarship studying creme most industry. he was 18. quinn glen cooper, yesterday was his fourth day of college. he and his brother cody were instepble. jason dale johnson was 33, a proud christian according to his family and enrolled college student. they say he finally found his path. lawrence levine taught the class where the fatal shootings took place, he was 67. we don't yet know much about kim saltmarsh dietz or serena dawn moore or treven taylor anspach except he looked for the positive in life an

douglas street. the zip...51101. be sure to write "smothered chicken florentine" on your request. or you can visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com. and click on the mr. food logo.... jessica rae: " coming up.... i'll bring you the fallout of tuesday night's first democratic debate... and what's next for frontrunner hillary clinton. scott: " " scott good morning. we'll welding company skycam hd in sioux city and the king's pointe skycam hd. the allergy report shows low levels of pollen. currently, temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. the wind is light from the west and northwest. sky conditions are mostly clear. here's a look at your stormcast hd where a cold front moves through today. we'll have a strong northwest wind take over during the mid morning and reach with wind gusts getting up to 30 miles per hour. calmer conditions take over tonight and we'll likely see our first frost. then we'll have a gradual warm-up through the weekend with highs moving through the 60s and into the 70s. dry conditions will continue through the weekend. today's high temperature is 68. the overnight low is 30 degrees. a frost warning is in effect as temperatures fall n