-- 't speak too highly of pat murphy is going to replace bruce brayly in the 1st district. [cheers and applause] and in the 2nd district, i want you to know i've never seen anybody work harder than steve. he is out there all the time. i know he's going to get re-elected. i want to thank him for his great service and thank him for winning the next election. dave! [cheers and applause] this can all happen but we need your help. we need you to volunteer when you leave here today help us get the absentee ballots in, door knocking. if democrats who voted in the last election this time we win, we've just got to get those votes. democratic people and power in iowa will win every time! cheers and applause] job and noud hillary clinton who spoke at this event for about 20 minutes. >> hello, iowa! cheers and applause] >> i'm back! [cheers and applause] i'm so glad to be with all of you on this beautiful day. now, we're all here to thank tom and ruth for their decades of service to our nation, for their generosity, their optimism, their unflagging energy, and their passion to help mor

pat murphy was an outstanding speaker of the house and with our help you will replace bruce braley. right here, from dubuque. [applause] , i haveecond district never seen anyone work as hard as dave. he is out there constantly, all the time. i know he is going to get reelected. join me in thanking dave for his great service and for winning this next election and continuing his service in the congress. [applause] well, this can all happen, but we need your help. we need you to volunteer. when you leave here today, help us to get the absentee ballots in. if democrats who voted in the last election vote this time, we win. we just got to get the votes in. join me in showing the koch brothers and the tea party the democratic people power in iowa will whip them every time. [applause] so, friends. i know you are eager to hear from our special guests. i mentioned bill clinton's abridged to the 21st century and how it is being replaced with a bridge that goes backwards. well, i have to close my remarks with my signature closing. at the 2000d by me national convention in los angeles. what is

pat murphy was an outstanding speaker of the house and with our help you will replace bruce braley. right here, from dubuque. [applause] , i haveecond district never seen anyone work as hard as dave. he is out there constantly, all the time. i know he is going to get reelected. join me in thanking dave for his great service and for winning this next election and continuing his service in the congress. [applause] well, this can all happen, but we need your help. we need you to volunteer. when you leave here today, help us to get the absentee ballots in. if democrats who voted in the last election vote this time, we win. we just got to get the votes in. join me in showing the koch brothers and the tea party the democratic people power in iowa will whip them every time. [applause] so, friends. i know you are eager to hear from our special guests. i mentioned bill clinton's abridged to the 21st century and how it is being replaced with a bridge that goes backwards. well, i have to close my remarks with my signature closing. at the 2000d by me national convention in los angeles. what is

the important thing is i'm here with pat murphy. scott cutler. he is the man who opened had stock. shepherded this whole process. describe this morning. >> we were so happy to facilitate this process on the nyse for alibaba. what a great day. all the hard work comes into one process here on the opening a 92.60 print. 48 million. very healthy print. >> the important thing is the transparence of the process, scott cutler. we started out with price indications in the 80s, three dollars apart and then two dollars and one dollars and then a very small amount, 92.60 to 93 dollars and opened right in that range. >> it's amazing. the process has been very deliberate and methodical every step of the way. and i think what you saw this morning was that same theme as we opened the stock, controlled methodical and seemless. great job to barclay, goldman the entire underwriting syndicate. >> the beauty is it the --. >> what we've seen is a significant amount of volume come in now that we've opened trading and giving opportunity for people to buy and sell at these levels and what we want to see i

pat murphy was an outstanding speaker of the house and with our help you will replace bruce braley. from dubuque. [applause] , i haveecond district never seen anyone work as hard as dave. he is out there constantly, all the time. i know he is going to get reelected. join me in thanking dave for his great service and for winning this next election and continuing his service in the congress. [applause] well, this can all happen, but we need your help. we need you to volunteer. when you leave here today, help us to get the absentee ballots in. if democrats who voted in the last election vote this time, we win. we just got to get the votes in. join me in showing the koch brothers and the tea party the democratic people power in iowa will whip them every time. [applause] so, friends. i know you are eager to hear from our special guests. i mentioned bill clinton's abridged to the 21st century and how it is being replaced with a bridge that goes backwards. well, i have to close my remarks with my signature closing. at the 2000d by me national convention in los angeles. what is atsks you st

applause] and it is time for a great champion to follow bruce braley in that district, by electing pat murphy. we know he stands with us. [applause] but one of the most important elections, not just in this this's history, but in country's history, is right here in iowa, for the united states senate. if we truly want tom harkin's people with disabilities, his concern for farmers, his desire to make sure laboring people get a fair shake, protecting a woman's right to choose -- if we are truly interested in making sure that legacy continues, air is only one candidate you can vote for, and that is bruce braley. [applause] today, you leave here commit to yourself and to your family and to your friends that you will do everything in the next 50 days -- you will talk to every friend and neighbor. you will ensure that no one who wants to vote does not get to the polls. you are going to do everything you possibly can to ensure a better and brighter future for this great state and for the united states of america. and there is only one way to do it, iowa. that is voting democrat. thank you, and god bl

pat murphy applaud the effort to rescue their property values. >> there are at least 20 houses in thathood that are like that, tall grass everywhere. especially if you live next to one of those houses, it's embarrassing. >> reporter: and, again, brown does believe this ordnance will pass tonight and send a swift message to the mortgage companies so ultimately they keep those properties for resale at $1,500 a day, one month of fines would amount to some $45,000. tonight's meeting happens at 6:30. it is open for public comment. live in evesham, i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, philadelphia police release new information about the murder of a pregnant woman and her baby. >> police say they have a prime suspect in the case. nbc 10 hits the streets to talk to his family. what they are saying about the accusations. >>> and the child virus is spreading. nbc 10 has learned that several sick kids were treated at the children's hospital of philadelphia. right now we're talking with doctors about the illness and its symptoms. >>> nbc 10 news starts now.

pat murphy is one of the designated market makers. they run the show. they are going to determine exactly when this stock opens. tell us about where we are at right now in the process. >> we just heard that the orders are filling up with supply and demand. we have a few minutes away before we get our price indication out. we are all excited. happy to be part of this process. it's a long process. the crowd's heating up. we've got about a few minutes before the first indication. >> first indication is not going to be the one that will ultimately settle on likely. can you give us some idea how it might move and how -- are there bands you'll be moving in and around that? >> right. there will be many indications based on supply and demand. this is one of the oldest systems in the allocation on the nyse. it's all about supply and demand, putting the buyers and sellers together. once that feels right to us, we'll smooth that trading and put out the last indication and be ready to go. >> we said this many times. this is not a nameless, faceless environment. thi

hannah graham in 2014, alexis murphy in 2013, dashad smith in 2012, samantha clarke in 2010, morgan harrington in 2009. pat brown, that brings me to you. when you start seeing this which looks to the untrained eye as a pattern, you have the trained eye. what exactly would they be looking for? what kind of questions might they be asking of the suspect they have in custody to try to maybe figure out if what they have on their hands is in fact a serial killer? >> we know there's a serial killer. i keep pushing this concept that when you have a strange abduction and then you find the woman raped and murdered, you have a serial killer. he's not going to do it just one time in his life. we just don't have the other connections yet. when we look at the harrington one, we have the 2005 rape that was linked to that. so the guy was already a serial rapist, maybe the woman just got away so he should have been a serial killer back then, too. but with morgan harrington, we have a serial killer. and now we have this fellow who is linked to yet another person -- so, yeah, either he is the serial killer or we have more th

murphy on foreign relations. we showed senator rand paul there, cruz as well. lee, a tea party person, and interestingly, patts who we've been covering all night tonight, heading back for what is a difficult senate race. people do not know what the politics are on this long term. >> right. and i think the pat roberts vote to me is the most significant one. and the most impressive in a kind of symbolic way. this is a republican running in kansas in a tough reelection fight. and he made the political calculation that a no vote on war was what was going to help him win re-election in kansas. i think that tells you, like you were saying, this is a lot more mud fied than it used to be. you know, in 20 04 when hillary clinton figured i'll check this box and move forward with my career, it was much simpler then. but what has happened since then has kind of unwound that consensus that the politics always favor a yes vote on war. even in the short term here, pat roberts has said the short term politics favor a no vote. a lot of the other candidates, elizabeth warren, ted cruz, rand paul and some others clearly belief