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secretary of state - and former cedar rapids mayor paul pate - is in the city today to talk the next few days as his role is also that of iowa's commissioner of elections. secretary, thank you for joining us today. - from now until tuesday, what does your office oversee to ensure that the whole process of "november 8th voting" goes addressed this in recent weeks. donald trump has talked about a "rigged election" and you were quoted in the azette three weeks ago saying quote "i really resent anybody trying to blemish it". we've heard similar comments from the county auditors in our viewing area. what are the checks and process? - on early voting, what are your estimates for how many iowans will vote early? in 2012, we had about 1.6 million votes total. ...secretary of state and former cedar rapids mayor paul pate... thank you for your time. follow us on social media for follow us on social media for updates all day and share your voting experience on our facebook page or with the hashtag #iavotes when polls close at 9, join us for a facebook live behind the scenes here at tv 9 and wit

grabs you by the palate, pate says. and then there's the blue beer, an approachable, american blond ale that may cause you to conceal details of what you've been doing. well played. well played. >>> susan gallaway writes, love the show! great, unbiased approach! first time for every e-mail right there! emily tweets: hi, kyle! november is not a great look for your chin or your face! [ chuckle ] >> trust me, just give it some time! it'll look great! >> can't believe this is a thing. but stephen floyd likes it and he writes, littleton's giving a whole new meaning to asphalt. [ laughter ] >> stephen, stephen, baby, you want to write for "next"? do it! ? >>> tonight, mariah's split gets even stranger. >> oh, darling. >> why mimi wants a their 50 million her breakup. >> #diva. >> then prince harry's secret rendezvous with his new hollywood girlfriend. wwat we just found out. >> i'm not going to jinx it by seeing you. >> sarah jessica parker on her biggest fashion risks and her boldest move yet handing over her style empire to

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. >> commissioner pating >> first of all thank you very much again for the overview. i really feel like be strategic planning that you have been doing particularly with plan together to north metrics and the r5 and regionally, together. it's good to see all the hard work and but also all the drivers that are monitoring can i just run want to commend you. kind of reminds me on their driven a starship or enterprise but they always have those buttons and there was into control the whole shift from one keyboard. >> is coming together not quite as fast as i like but it's coming. >> you are getting. you'll get work speed in no time. >> well it's kind of steering the starship enterprise in a new direction. which is kind of hard. big ship to steer. >> you are the captain, right? >>[laughing] captain roland pickens starship numbers start a number i can buy first question is in regards to the second a-three on value-based implement, it seems to me the definition of value is changing. i guess the question is, are we going to make up the value were defining the whole person metri

commissioner pating just walk in. item 2 is the approval of the minutes of the health commission meeting of october 18, 2016. commissioners i apologize. is a common missing from item 2 on the minutes between the four and 26 injured i apologize for that. any >> is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> moved and seconded. >> any comments or questions? no? >> second >> all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] >> thank you. item 3 is the directors report >> i will left the directors report in front of you get a visit any questions for the directors report all try to insert the staff is also available for any answering. i just want to note we do have all of our news items media items attached to the directors report. so if there's any questions about any items, please try to answer them. >> any questions, commissioners? no. i just had one and just curious about it a little more color on the easy to update >> yes our health officer [inaudible]. >> from my perspective, the report is actually very up to date up to n

commissioner pating just walk in. approval of the minutes of the health commission meeting of october 18, 2016. commissioners i apologize. is a common missing from item 2 on the minutes between the four and 26 injured i apologize for that. any >> is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> moved and seconded. >> any comments or questions? no? >> second >> all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] >> thank you. item 3 is the directors report >> i will left the directors report in front of you get a visit any questions for the directors report all try to insert the staff is also available for any answering. i just want to note we do have all of our news items media items attached to the directors report. so if there's any questions about any items, please try to answer them. >> any questions, commissioners? no. i just had one and just curious about it a little more color on the easy to update >> yes our health officer [inaudible]. >> from my perspective, the report is actually very up to date up to now we've had 2

iowa secretary of state paul pate attributes the drop to a devisive pair of presidential candidates. he thinks people waiting until the last moment to cast their ballot. over 40 percent of iowans have voted before election day" " to keep turnout like that high, pate said state offcials are constantly coming up with ways to increase voter accessability and communication. iowa has partnered with facebook to alert users when they can vote. there's also this new webpage called my iowa vote, which may help get people to the polls outside of presidential elections. "people can sign up on their phones or computers and they get text messaging so it will remind them and say hey there's an election a school board like an absentee ballot? nats back at the polls, macinnis says her daughter loved seeing how the process works. "i wanted her to be a part of this historic election." .and exercising their right to vote early. in iowa city, samantha myers kcrg-tv9 news. stay with t-v nine on election night. follow us on social media for updates all day-- and and share your voting experience with the p

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. >> reporter: they call her mama shu and they say she'll pate boot in your behind if you don't help rebuild this part of avalon street where she plans to put basketball, volleyball, and tennis courts here, a greenhouse and cafe in this old garage, and much more >> you're going to see this whole block looking like some of the suburb an blocks i see with the grass trimmed and flowers. that's what you're going to see. >> reporter: mama shu says she's driven to do all this partly because of her community and partly as a tribute to her son, jacobi. back in '07, jacobi was killed by a hit-and-run driver. he was two and is still very much in her heart and on her shoulder. >> "go, mommy, go." he says that. that's. >> all the time. >> reporter: talk about terrible twos. >> demanding and won't take no for an answer. that's my boy. >> reporter: since we first told this story, workers have completed the park and most of the homework house. ellen donated a whole building that the serve as village headquarters. and mama shu won an award for humanitarian of the year. >> the avalon village is for t

we have a steady rainfall coming down now, also route 33 drivers are taking it at a steady pates here, residents and businesses are soaking this up, if the alternative is snow or drought related restrictions, they'll take it. >> it's a side of new jersey that mother nature's been hiding for months. >> we need the rain. . >> reporter: like it or not, every could have been is dealing with near drought conditions. mercer county has been the driest in our region. >> we need. i don't have a problem with it. the grass is getting watered, even though it's winter time practically. >> reporter: leaves littered sidewalks. shoppers and commuters alike put up their umbrellas and put up with. >> i had no umbrella in my car and luckily i left this morning and my daughter's in the car so i have it with me. >> it's going to be a little bit slow. >> reporter: there will be a trickle of people dining out tonight. >> we don't have dishes or anything, so we don't use a lot of water in the restaurant anyway. >> reporter: if you have had enough of the rainfall, brace yourself, we'll be expecting more of it

speaking of boston, earlier this week president-elect donald trump read a letter from pate head coach bill belichick in a rally. belichick made it clear that letter had nothing to do w after he cleared it up today he only wanted to talk about the upcoming battle with the seahawks. >> coach, were you happy or annoyed that trump read the letter? >> yeah. >> -- seattle. >> given the nature of the presidential race did you find it helpful to talk to players about this? >> seattle. >> did any of the players talk to you about this? >> seattle. >> are there concerns about >> next. robert: next question. final note, lebron james who endorsed hillary clinton will visit the white house with the cav's tomorrow the same day as donald trump. jonathan: he has to practice that. he is not a fan of the reporters. maureen: how about you? what is going on? robert: seattle. doug: tonight the forecast is clear and cooler. breezy and sunshine. turning down right windy on friday. steve rudin will be in at 11:00 tonight about have the latest of the timing of the cold front and the weekend, too. maureen: we l

i talked about re-pate reating corporate profits.llow companies to bring back the trillions of dollars held overseas. offer the 10% low rate in exchange for investment and job creation. by the way, i have an addition to donald trump's proposal. if he's going to allow the money back in, is he going to give us a corporate tax rate of 15%, allow the repatriated money back in at 10%, i say go one step further. any company that will bring millions of dollars and specifically invest in states and cities like ohio, milwaukee, detroit, wisconsin, pennsylvania, you know what? incentivize them. give them 7 1/2% re-pate ration rate. let's get jobs flowing meetly if possible. also, donald trump promised a border wall, stop illegal immigrations and to stop illegals from driving down the wages and competing for the few jobs that are available. he promised to appoint originalist justices to the supreme court, spem like scalia and clarence thomas who believe in the constitution, coequal branches of government, separation of powers. he talked about a

hillary is the one who engaged in a corrupt pay for play scheme with the pate -- state dep artment. she lied so many times to the fbi. disappear, phones some with a hammer, and destroyed 32,000 e-mails after receiving a congressional subpoena. think of that. unbelievable. [chanting "lock her up"] mr. trump: as you know, they just found, this into this one 650,000 to this one, e-mails. classified, confidential, i think they are probably all over the place. i think they are going to find a treasure trove. i cannot even imagine. they said, this is ok they are duplicates, how can they be duplicates if they are many more times what we thought was stolen in the first place? deleted 33,000, that was a lot, 650,000 -- hillary accepted debate questions, used them in advance instead them to cheat of reporting the breach. that is a big deal. some people say, oh, that is fine, that is a big deal. that is a cheater. the questions by a woman that, frankly, should resign or be fired. that is a really big deal. have you noticed? they are the most dishonest people. you notice? they never go after hi

. >> jim: preert federal court rejected a lawsuit accusing the state of dumping psychiatric pate in other states. hospital in las vegas discharged a man after two days after treatment for psychosis. hospital gave him three days worth of meds and a one way bus ticket to sacramento where he knew no one. he filedan a lawsuit after the appeal's court rejected the case not on merit but filing problems with his documents. brown's attorney will file another appeal. >> maria: a veteran shot dead as he drove his car at them. >> jim: a hearing reveals information about the moments leading up to the death of james smith. >> maria: denise is live where the shooting happened at desert bloom >> reporter: marie, to this day no one can say where this happened. we know that smith was shot and killed in this parking lot after she intentionally rammed a cruise and drove directly at two clark county school district police officers. today a public fact finding hearing laying out all the facts. >> the vehicles are stopping and involved when he hit me. >> police officer called dispatch after a bizarre swiped th

. >> well $4,000 is a large amount of money glad he doesn't have to pate but what what about the hospital i'm sure they want their money. >>reporter: i asked the hospital. i'm sure they want to continue to investigate this. they can't bill someone if they can't prove it was them. so they are still investigating there's a chance they won't get paid for this. >> they should have looked for that i.d. in the beginning. >>reporter: got to have that i.d. >> thank you salon on. if you have a problem that needs solving this is your lady. call 1-855-behnken. >>> as we count down to election day one number is more important than any other. 270. because that's how many map looks like for hillary clinton and donald trump. stops. their. subsidies. with amendment 1, you don't pay for someone else's solar. to stop unfair subsidies, why are out-of-state billionaires attacking amendment 1? because amendment 1... stops. their. subsidies. with amendment 1, you don't pay to stop unfair subsidies, vote yes on amendment 1. . reminder the heart walk is this saturday at raymond james stadium. still room to join

and what that vendor does is takes your information along with all the other employees who mar tis pate and deidentifies it so your privacy is protect the t.aggregates that information and gives a report back to your company. in fact, if that information is not properly protect the, that's a violation of the hipaa standards, and a violation of hipaa can result in penalties as high as $1.5 million and up to ten years in prison, allegation that somehow you've given your health information or your spouse's health information to your boss and they are going to use that against you, it's just to scare people. it's not real. >> dania, the aarp is suing the eeoc, the federal agency that protects workers from discrimination, so clearly there's a concern on behalf of aarp which represents so many people across this nation about the ways that personal medical hipaa doesn't apply to all employee wellness programs because there are some employee wellness flames are separate from your employee health benefit program, and if that's the case and the third party collecting this information is not actua

best known as a singer-songwriter and poet but was acclaimed for his novels and patings.e was inducted in the hall of fame. leonard: i was glad to hear k.d. language to sing those songs. a sublime experience for me. >> "rolling stone" said only bob dylan exerted a more influence on his generation. his best known song was "hallelujah" later reinterpreted by jeff buckley. leonard cohen died at the age of 82. >> ♪ the battle king composing hallelujah ♪ >> leonard cohen dead at the age of 82. it's time now for business and i'm joined by kate. good evening, kate. kate: hey, tom. tom: let's look at the markets. it's been an extraordinary week for markets across the world. kate: it has continued this friday. very different reaction to the election of donald trump. the dow jones hit a record high on thursday and then uncertainty that sent stocks and currencies plummet. now overall the financial health care and industrial sectors have come out as winners on the markets. although not all the president-elect economic policies are very detailed yet. those industries are feeling good

time.both republican secretary of state paul pate and democrat linn county auditor joel miller say they don't like this kind of guilt-trip strategy -- but there is nothing illegal about these groups sending them out. after the break...we run through some of the ballot measures you'll see throughout myths about casting your vote. myths about casting your vote. vernon: they're like a lot of iowans -- they get up early, get the kids to school, and get to work. but too often, washington stacks the deck against us. we need to build an economy that works for the middle class. instead of giving breaks to big business, we need to cut taxes for the middle class and small business. heading to your local polling place -- and casting your ballot is your right as an american -- but it can also be pretty intimidating.so we're taking the time to lay out some of the biggest parts of the ballot you'll have to navigate -- and also debunking some voter myths. myths. in the corridor area -- there are three main ballot measures you'll find -- but only in linn and johnson county.the first one handles an issu

but anger is not a plan, anger with rising incomes that will pate a strong, thriving middle class. sheldon: the trump campaign is criticizing the fbi announcement. tonight, vice presidential nominee mike pence told a crowd in north carolina that mishandling classified information is a crime. trump revisited a common theme, as he campaigned in four different states. against our nation, our people, our democracy, likely concluding in a criminal trial. sheldon: trump's scheduled campaign stop in west allis got cancelled but his runningmate mike pence visted mukwonago yesterday. adrienne: and democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine was in milwaukee today. kaine spoke to voters and volunteers at the democratic party office headquarters near mlk and center. he told our thema ponton that wisconsin is a battleground state, and every vote counts. senator kaine: the number of undecideds is small but you just want to make sure that you're not leaving anything undone. adrienne: kaine also stopped in green bay and la crosse. sheldon: hundreds of thousands of wisconites have already cast

medicine delivered to doors and, on our app, we have the health management programs and we can purchase a pateese we have the online and social health community and they can be able to watch the and we offer a lot of services. >> is this a way to get users to potentially buy life insurance or other policies? actually, we thought about the separate company and our goal is to get the online health and we are not just another wave of insurance, which is why we focus on online services to our customers. a, the health insurance is partner with us. >> it has been a hard sector and there were about a thousand health care assets that were names and not big a lot of them were doing very well. andhave 120 million users the daily consultants and i come back to how you make this viable. >> you know, we build on top of and we wille andrage the insurance migrate them. this came from existing customers and the rest are internet users. seet now, we can clearly the first one is the advertising and the from ourn for sales partners and the medical providers. the second is developing a sell tofor service to indiv

percent.iowa secretary of state paul pate shed insight on how the state voted red - after selecting barack obama in the last two elections.he tweeted out of 8 solidly six voted for trump. the race overall was close - and that means - while much of the country supports our new president-elect - many still do not. not.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson - joins us now from the breaking news desk to explain what's going on around the country, st? stephanie?demonstrators in twenty-five cities ca, new york and chicago are having anti-trump protestin oakland, ca:--7,000 protestors -- blocked traffic--damaged buildings--started fires-- oakland police confirm several officers injured while patrolingin chicago protestors: - filled michigan avenue- shutdown lakeshore drive drivenew york:- protesters outside of trump tower- estimated 5,000 people- one point lit american flag on fire there have also been protests in iowa.but calls for unity are also resounding here in the corridor.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller was at a peaceful protest last night in cedar cedars. cedars. kumbaya...there was hurt -

we spoke with secretary of state paul pate about early voting. he says iowa gives voters every opportunity to cast a ballot before election day. "frankly, what we're voting and if you've got 40 percent now and it's still growing. at some point it will probably be over 50. in several of our counties in iowa, we have over 60 percent of people voting that way. " in the race for president, a new poll shows republican donald trump leading democrat hillary clinton in iowa. the simpson college poll found 44 percent support trump while 41 percent are for hillary. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders clinton is the right fit for the white house. if you would have asked lance wilson who he was voting for before the iowa caucus, he wouldn't have said clinton--"berni e was the first candidate who spoke... right to my heart. everything he had to say i agreed with. i've never experienced wilson had a problem with clinton's connections to super pacs and major corporations. but, he begrudgingly changed from feeling the bern to climbing the hill. her push to curtail clima

commissioner pating just walk in.he minutes of the health commission meeting of october 18, 2016. commissioners i apologize. is a common missing from item 2 on the minutes between the four and 26 injured i apologize for that. any >> is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> moved and seconded. >> any comments

here in denver we an sis pate seeing some rain. not snow. but rain liter today -- later today mainly after 3:00 p.m. and then tonight a few snow flakes may mix in with the rain. we're not expecting much in terms of accumulation. some slushy snow on the grass maybe up to an number -- anonychia few spots tomorrow morning. sun will be up 6:50. it's 42 at dia and 37 at fort a, colls. so it is relatively mild for a november morning. later today, highs will be in the 60s. and it won't be as warm as yesterday. we hit 69 yesterday in denver. instead 63 for the high but keep in mind we should be in the lower 50s for this time of the year, still more than ten degrees above normal. live doppler 4000 showing the rain and snow on the western slope and i'll remove the cloud cover so we can see a closer look at where the actual of eagle. we have some snow just now making its way into aspen and then snow down in the san juans from telluride to lake city and down toward purgatory. don't want to forget about southern colorado we've got some rain falling from

i don't do that many oh pate potatoes. sow so -- look at curtis. >> you go. >> that's a man, baby! >> take that, okay, and then add your favorite. lots of dairy. >> good. >> salt -- she can have that. there's nothing in it. >> she doesn't want that! >>. [ laughter ] >> you can put -- no butter. oive oil, parmesan cheese. >> what's that? >> mozzarella. >> cheese with a little bit of potato? >> an approved version. >> it's thanksgiving. >> by the way, giada is like on thanksgiving day do not cut calories. except it's cold. should be hot. it's good, though. not as good as my mother's but darn good. >> what? >> sorry! . >> you can't taste it. can you? >> no. >> by the way, that looks really good, giada. >> delicious, sweetheart. >> for all of our thanksgiving recipeshood to "today."som/food. curtis and giada are back tomorrow. it's a huge pre-thanksgiving celebration an our plaza. more than 30 chefs out there. all of your friends. >> the main reason to tune in, though, because giada will >> that's right. >> how about a little music to go with din jer. >> sabrina carpenter? >> elvis' ar

gomez, dear, would you like a little snack, some pate de foie gras? crepes suzettes? gomez? friends, romans, countrymen... that's it! oh, morticia, what happened? it's even worse than you thought. it all started when he began running for mayor. oh, dear, sweet, kind gomez. i've turned him into a frankenstein. there is a resemblance. i can't interfere now. oh, yes, i can. i forced him into this race and i'll force him out for his own good. how? you can count on me. me, too. oh, dear, sweet thing. not only do i accept the challenge of a television debate, but i refuse to sink to the level of this corrupt old windbag and engage in any name-calling. a-ha, mama! i'm sorry i can't stick around, son, but i'll never get these office floors scrubbed well, i'm off to my job. job? i didn't even know you had a mop. just one moment, madam. did i understand you to say that gomez addams is your son? sure, has been for years. oh, thank you. if you bring it back i'll autograph it for you. well, gentlemen, did you hear that? and this is the man who asks you to elect him to the high office of

trump has artist pated on the campaign trail a couple of things, lower taxes. you can well see that tenure yield come a lot higher we have to step back. you mentioned brexit. what helped facilitate that bullish move on u.s. equities right after brexit two weeks after was the ten-year yield went to the record low levels. if that's really an unwind, we're going to see certainly choppier markets for that one reason alone. the weaker dollar that we're seeing won't be enough to help buffer that. >> you think yields have ticked it off a above where they with. not because of changing expectations. >> on the tenure, yes, exactly. i mean the shorter term yields will, of course, pick up that lower december hike probabilities that you're seeing. i think they're down from yesterday. but the tenure treasury is going to be incredibly important here. you know, over the last year, 93% of its movements can be seen. >> another question is what's driving that? is it this other idea that's been brought up that we have to seriously look at the creditworthiness of u.s. government de