you'll notice the colorful backdrop of the osage firehouse. thank you, madame secretary. this is a big interview for us. 22 years we've been doing this and this is one of our big ones. i want to ask you about 12 questions tonight. >> okay. >> in two segments. i hope we get through them all. >> thanks, chris. >> back in 2001 when we had 9/11 and you were a senator from new york, there was a different spirit in this country, including the republican party. you had a republican party that went on the air and made it clear time and again, this is not a battle between the west and the east, it's not about muslims, it's about terrorism. and they did it so effectively. and now we have the leading candidate for the republican nomination of president, basically declaring a war on muslims, saying they're not allowed in the country. the whole works, what do you make of this? >> well, it's deeply distressing to me, because i, as you know, well remember what happened after 9/11. and i have publicly given president bush a lot of credit for the way that he set the tone and his entire ad

that begins at 5 p-m meanwhile clinton takes her troop to osage... for an event thanking campaign volunteers. she then hosts events in sioux city and council bluffs... the president's plan of action is already having an impact in iowa.. but not quite the way he wants. this month alone there are at least six gun shows scheduled in iowa.... three of them -- in the metro. because of fears over looming changes in gun laws. permit to carry classes are also filling up across the state. des moines police are sending out a call for help this morning. they are still looking for a man they say may have witnessed a deadly shooting. just days after christmas, 36-year old tacono conner was shot and killed inside this apartment complex on south union... 37-year old amy stolki was also shot... but survived. police have now issued a material witness warrant for 60-year old alf clark... in connection with the homicide investigation. anyone who knows where clark is, is asked to call des moines police, or crime stoppers of central iowa... a boone man will spend decades

that begins at 5 p-m meanwhile clinton takes her troop to osage... for an event thanking campaign volunteers. she then hosts events in sioux city and council bluffs... clinton was vocal about the issue of gun control when she stopped in the metro yesterday... 'im for comprehensive background checks. i want to close the gun show loophole, the online loophole, what they call the charleston loophole. i want to end the immunity from liability that was given to the gunmakers and sellers, the only business in america that was given that.' she spoke to a room full of and wasted no time getting to the news of the day... she said she's proud of the president's announcement... and the fact that he's going to use executive authority to get gun safety measures accomplished. the former secretary of state said -- if elected -- she'll stand up to the gun lobby and fight for similar measures. getting registered to vote is getting easier in iowa... now all you need to register is an internet connection... the secretary of state's office showed off its electronic vote

meantime - ted cruz is in north-east iowa.the texas senator has events this afternoon in cresco and osage. he will end the day in decorah. cruz has been on a bit of a hot streak for the past month. a number of polls have him virtually tied with donald trump for the republican lead in the hawkeye state. if you want to give back to the community you can by donating blood. it's national blood donor month and cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is here to tell us why giving is so important. important.when you donate blood you're not only giving your time but saving a life. life.january is desinated as national blood donor month because blood donations are lower in the colder months. cancer patients are some of the top candidates to recieve blood.also, blood donations help hospitals maintain a sufficent amount of blood supply.i spoke with tim nash of mississippi valley regional blood center about why it's so important to donate to people should give blood because it saves lives. every unit saves three to four lives . so everytime you do your saving lives right here in our local hospitals in

she campaigned in osage yesterday. she says she supports the president's plan. "i know we are smart enough and do more to keep guns out of the hands of felons, fugitives, stalker, and for goodness sakes, clinton has unveiled her own proposals to cut down on gun violence -- but endorsed what the president wants to do -- in cedar rapids -- republican presidential hopeful marco rubio says he'll tear up any executive action on guns if he's elected. he says he believes the president is obsessed with "i oppose gun violence and i don'ttthink anythhng the committed by criminals and criminals don't care what the law is, they violate it, that's why they're criminals." senator rubii continues aa campaign swing through iowa with a town hall today in marshalltown. a fellow republicaa -- who's says he would also overturn the president's executive orders. senator ted cruz had this to say as he continued his 28 stop bus tour of iowa. i can tell you right now, those executive orders are not the because when you live by the pen, you die by theepen. and my pen has got an eraser. s

clinton has stops scheduled in council bluffs and osage. but she wont be the only democratic candidate in sioux city that week. former maryland governor martin o'malley will be treglia house on january third. that's o ojennings streetet..the event begins at t :45 a-m. o'malley's campaign has struggled to gain momemtum in the race....he continues to poll in the single digits. after the break... the iowa national gaurd has been deployed on an important mission to missouri. details when we return. missouri residents...who lost frere water suppppes due to massive flooding...will get some welcomed aid from iowa soldiers today. more than 10 inches of rain last week caused rivers to swell...and knocked out a water treatment plant in high ridge, missouri. it left thousands without safe drinking water... dave franzman shows us how a specialized group of iowa soliders are helping out. " while many iowans slept in after new year's eve celebrations, iowa national guard soldiers gotp well before dawn on a mission of mercy. around trucks their job.b. pre

clinton has stops scheduled in council bluffs and osage. the democratic frontrunner is also celebrating a campaign milestste...of raising close to 112 million dollars. clinton wont be the only democratic presidential hopeful in sioux city that week. former maryland governor martin o'malley will be making a stop at the mary treglia house on january third. that's on jennings street....the event begins at 11:45 a-m. o'malley's campaign has struggled to gain momemtum in the race....he struggled to g gn momemtum in n e race....he continues to poll in the single digits. deborah: they're the leftovers of the holiday - and no i'm not talking about food. i mean...christmas in the trash...or cart them to recycling centers. but there's another option ...and as vanessa peng foundout...it's eco-and animal - friendly. " " they're in their winter garb - ready to recycle christmas. (aaron steele, farmer-goats on the go) "there's this surplus of variety just waiting out there and that's chchstmas trees." when it's warmer, these goats usually clear-out overg

jack/lam: hillary clinton had a rally in osage today, where she talked about president obama's speech on gun control policy. " " i am very proud of president obama's announcement today to try to have some sensible gun safety measures to protect the american people. in fact i feel really good because i called for some of those measures a couple of months ago because 90 people a day die from gun violence. i know we are smart enough as a country to protect the rights of responsible gun owners consistent with our constitution and to do more to keep guns out of the hands of felons and potential terrorists. " " jack: sioux city was hillary clinton's stop for the day, as she stomps across iowa. stephanie/ram: and former secretary clinton's two iowa events today of course followed president obama's address on gun violence and the issue of gun control. this morning, the president set forth a series of proposals, including more comprehensive background checks for gun owners improve existing gun laws improving mental health care and more closely monitoring those barred from owning guns for menta

clinton spoke to a crowd of 200 her event in osage. she also unveiled her plan to help families who have children with autism. a local philanthropist in the cedar valley..betty mccoy has died at the age of 89. you may renember her for her generous donation to the wwnneshiek county sheriff's office, so they could buy another k-9. she died after a long battle with stage four lung cancer. a waterloo man is in the hospital following a rollover crash. 28-year-old john barker was driving on highway 20 east of waterloo this morning when his car rolled. winesses say he lost control, entered the median, and rolled into the oncoming lane. barker was taken to covenant memecal center in waterloo - hehe is expected to recover. investigation. a facebook page that encouraged and advocated violence againnt waterloo police officers is doww tonight. we first told you about that page last night at ten -- just hours after waterloo police chief dan trelka reached out to kwwl -- after a facebook page popped up that encouraged people to kill waterloo police

cynthia: the former first lady and secretary of state spoke today at a campaign event in osage. clinton is also unveiling a new initiative directed at boosting autism screening, treatment and research. she says the plan will push states to require private insurers to cover autism services. steve: evangelical preacher franklin graham kicked off his new pre-election 50 state tour today at the iowa state capitol. he plans to visit each state capital to encourage christians to pray about the election cycle. kcci's emmy victor is live in studio with more. emmy: a chilly afternoon did not stop thousands of believers from attending the hour-long prayer rally. out of a bus that says decision 2016 native franklin graham. not a candidate, but an evangelical christian calling on others to take part of the political process. graham says our nation is crumbling and and wants christians to run for office to bring resolutions. he also asked the crowd to vote for a candidate based on their biblical value before their political affiliation. >> let's elect men and women in office who will lead th

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shaina: the former first lady and secretary of state spoke tuesday at a campaign event in osage. clinton is also unveiling a new initiative directed at b bsting autism screening, treatment, and research. she says the plan will push states to require private insurers to cover autism services. eric: more stories this morning. the former mayor of mitchellville is facing child sexual abuse charges. 27-year-old jeremy filbert is now behind bars in wyandotte county, kansas, facing 2 counts of rape and 2 counts of aggravated criminal sodomy of a victim under the age of 14. the sheriff there says the abuse happened in september of 2015. back in june of 2014, someone school reportedly called police to report inappropriate conduct between filbert and children there. iowa dci agents conducted a month-long investigation. the polk county attorney's office did not file any criminal charges. filbert stepped down from the mayor's office in april of 2015. he's in custody on the new charges this morning on $150,000 bond. shaina: jury selection is set for today in the murder trial of joe lopez. the

it happened last night along the 4900 block of osage avenue.tigators say three men all around 18 years old walk up to 29-year-old woman, stole her phone and through her to the ground. the victim says the gun which she thinks was fake fell out of one of the teen's pockets. the three ran off after the attack. cops say the gun was never actually pointed at that woman. >>> a 14-year-old boy pleads guilty to murder in connection with the beating of a homeless man last year. 51-year-old robert barnes died in november. seven months after he was attacked at a gas station in philadelphia's olney second. that beating left barnes in a coma. police say barnes and the teens were pumping gas for spare change when one of the accused hit barnes that prompted the attack. the teen who we are not naming will spend two years in a juvenile facility. two other teams and three adults also facing charges. >>> police are looking for the men who robbed two teens at a rec center in west philadelphia last month. this is surveillance video they just released from 57th and

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to work repairing and modernizing and building the infrastructure that we need clinton will be in osage, sioux city and council bluffs today. former president bill clinton heads to iowa thursday -- with stops in cedar rapids and dubuque. on the republican side, senator marco rubio will be in eastern iowa today. he has a campaign event at eight this morning at the cedar rapids marriott. he's in the middle of a three day swing through iowa. despite low polling numbers, former senator rick santorum years ago, 75% of iowans made up their mind the last lot of that was just people going through the process of really analyzing all the candidates and they get serious he should know -- remember he won the 2012 caucuses, narrowly defeating mitt romney following a recount. now a quick recap of a big national story that's also been a topic of debate on the campaign trail this week. in oregon, anti- government protesters are standing their ground in a fight over land. the group's original goal was to keep two ranchers from returning to prison for their roles in the burning of federal land. now...the

the driver got out before they arrived at the scene south 60th street near osage avenue.he car hit a small trailer which careened into a parked car. >>> well, the budget battle in harrisburg taking a new twist, the pennsylvania school board association has sued governor tom wolf and the republican-controlled state house and senate. the suit contends it is illegal and unconstitutional to with hold state and federal school aid during a budget impasse. they are looking to recoup nearly a billion dollars they had to borrow. governor wolf is looking for increases in education funding. gop said the proposal in june would have avoided the stalemate. >>> tonight the biggest lottery jackpot in u.s. history is up for grabs. the powerball prize is $800 million. with ticket sales so strong that number will get bigger. you can see the frenzy hear. see that line that's poem waiting in california -- people waiting in california hundreds of them, a lot of them are from nevada which doesn't participate in powerball. if no one wins the jackpot increases to a billion dollars. you can see th

it happened last night along the 4900 block of osage avenue. investigators say three men around 18 years old walked up to a 29-year-old woman, stole her phone and threw her to the ground. the victim says she thinks a gun fell out. he may have been fake. the three ran off after the attack and the cops say the gun was nev actually pointed at the woman. >> developing tonight video from a local high school game going viral. it is not an angry player. but a coach. caught on video knocking a referee to the floor last night. this scene played out during a high school football game at neshimany high school. that coach was apparently angry over a foul call. >> fox 29 bruce gourd on found out what repercussions he's facing. >> 15 second to go, drives n. scoops it. >> call tractor-trailer bump heard round the sports world. >> no basket offensive foul and technical. whoa! and joey bumps the official and the official goes down. >> folks all over the district are buzzing about it. >> oh, good lord! . he head butted him. why? >> during tuesday night neshimany

i'll show you what is happening, we're at osage marine, they're backing up now because there is a 50-mile stretch of the illinois river which is shut to all traffic and perhaps you see in the distance, boats almost as far as the eye can see, tow boats as well as barges carrying grain, to coal, all up and down the mississippi. there are restrictions on the mississippi as well. you can't tell, there is tremendous current because of the high water, makes it hard to navigate as well. and the weather forecasters tell us that it will be very slow for this water to go down. you know it was only a couple of years ago, talking about low water levels on the mississippi and on the illinois river. now we've got high water, and i tell you, it's going to be a while. they said the end of january before we get back to normal out here, that's if we don't get more rain, and that's of course the problem so far, it's been a warm winter, el nino doing its thing here in the midwest. cheryl: it certainly has, and i have to point out as i was looking at the live pictures, beside looking at you is the current

>> reporter: chris, right now we are outside of this mosque here at 60th and osage.ow the iman just spoke to us a few minutes ago and call to prayer went out just as you were getting to meme this is about three blocks from where officer jesse hartnett was ambushed and shot. it's very close to where police believe the suspect edward archer has been living in this neighborhood. the iman says it is probable that archer attended prayers here though the mosque has no record of him and the iman says he does not recognize archer's name or picture. now responding to reports that alleged, n archer allegedly told detectives he committed this crime in the name of islam, the iman here says relations between the community and police have always been good. he says this incident in his belief has no connection to the mosque. >> i may have seen him. the picture that's in the newspaper archer, i don't recognize the name, but, you know, i'm not going to say he did nor did he. may have. whatever statement was made by any suspect in regards to why did he whatever he did, it had no refle

you'll notice the colorful backdrop of the osage firehouse. thank you, madame secretary.nterview for us. 22 years we've been doing this and this is one of our big ones. i want to ask you about 12 questions tonight. >> okay. >> in two segments. i hope we get through them all.

you'll notice the colorful backdrop of the osage firehouse. thank you, madame secretary.erview for us. 22 years we've been doing this and this is one of our big ones. i want to ask you about 12