it is perfect iowa. that is the middle class. we work hard for what we earn. we want to protect the economy. that is what the middle class is. >> the middle class is the heart and soul of america. >> i am the middle class. my husband was laid off of his second shift job at a factory a number of years ago. we were very fortunate. he did find another job. i live in a middle-class neighborhood. we bought our house for $80,000 in red oak, iowa. we still live there today. it is in average neighborhood. it is perfect iowa. that is the middle class. we work hard for what we earn. we want to protect the economy. that is what the middle class is. >> the middle class is the heart and soul of america. it used to be policies were designed to strengthen and expand the middle class. that is why i started a caucus when i was first elected to congress to focus on economic policies that will strengthen and expand access to the middle class. there are too many people trying to take away opportunity from people in the middle class. people that i grew up with in iowa. when my dad

it is perfect iowa. that is the middle class. we work hard for what we earn. we want to protect the economy. that is what the middle class is. >> the middle class is the heart and soul of america. used to be policies were designed to strengthen and expand the middle class. that is why i started a caucus when i was first elected to economicto focus on policies that will strengthen and expand access to the middle class. there are too many people trying to take away opportunity from people in the middle class. people that i grew up with in iowa. an accident at the grain elevator, the friends and neighbors came and helped us out. but for too many islands, -- iowans, that is a distant dream. i have fought to expand programs. -- pell grants. make sure that students have the chance to live a middle-class existence. that is what you middle class is about. >> we have time for about one more. is either candidate willing to state, or islice it just me that is disgusted by the militarization of the police? >> i believe government infringes on people's writes. -- rights. w

it is perfect iowa out there. that's the middle class. we work hard for what we earn, we know the value of a dollar and we want to protect our economy. that's what the middle class is. >> congressman braley, one minute. >> william, the middle class is the heart and soul of america. it used to be policies were designed to strengthen and expand the middle class. that's why i started a caucus when i was first elected to congress, to focus on economic policies that will strengthen and expand access to the middle class. that's what the american dream is all about. but there are too many people that are trying to take away opportunity from people in the middle class. people that i grew up with in brooklyn, iowa. when my dad had an accident at the grain elevator and was laid up for a year, those friends and neighbors came and helped us out through those tough times. but for too many iowans, that is a distant dream. that's why i support efforts to make college affordable for iowans and i have fought to make sure grants to that iowa students have

you give workers and companies incentive, we're talking billions of dollars of investment into iowa, and perfect american workers will get it done. the ploof roof is in the puddin. wind energy is an opportunity that obama had talked about for years and there it is unfolding in the middle of the country. when there is blood in the streets there's money to be made. one when one industry is out another comes in. and we can appreciate this, it's clean energy. that's what we want. i appreciate your time. we got to move along. coming up rick scott goes on attack in the florida governor's race. but first larry's shaky record on social security. who is paying attention. because i make the best chicken noodle soup for every way you make chicken noodle soup, make it delicious with swanson® [ male announcer ] when you see everyone in america almost every day, you notice a few things. like the fact that you're pretty attached to these. ok, really attached. and that's alright. because we'll text you when your package is on the way. we're even expanding sunday package delivery. yes, sunday. at the u.s. postal

>> i mean, there are certainly of congress -- i mean, the congressman from iowa, you a perfecte, he's example of someone that probably would line up -- in the blackt community? here's what i would say about it. >> say it. isin the black community, that i think president obama has job in outstanding making sure that people come together and understand that an important issue, people of all races. as a matter of fact, there was a poll i saw earlier this year just how high immigration reform was as far as get a pass in the african-american community. it had overwhelming support in community.-american i would say that the president has done a good job. and i think that, you know, as more people speak out about the importance of comprehensive and they seeeform what it does for the economy and mean, thereand -- i are, in a lot of the african-american communities, in fort worth that i represent, and around the state of texas, you know, the kids live and go to school there, you know, at dunbar high school, predominantly african-american high school. people are friends with one another. many p

. >> reaching out is the the first step n des moines iowa, lauren blanchard "fox news". >>> weather was perfect for tenth annual philadelphia out of the darkness community walk today. started at art museum hosted by greater philadelphia chapter of the american foundation for suicide prevention, a great turnout, a great crowd, last year, they raised close to $300,000, this year the goal was 400,000, 3500 people that came out for this event. look at all of the people with eagles green enjoying themselves. organizers hope to fight the stigma around sue site and mental illness. our own doctor mike. a cause very important to him. he was there to help out as well. >>> still ahead on fox 29 news at 6:00 ups trucks tried very, very hard not to make left turns, but why? >> well, we all came up with a lot of guesses in the news room but we were all wrong. the reason why drivers are told to make more rights then >>> breaking news happening this hour, a police officer has been involved in an accident, on i-95. a philadelphia police officer. this is a scene from one of our traffic cameras. this happened rig

>> i mean, there are certainly of congress -- i mean, the congressman from iowa, you a perfecte, he's example of someone that probably would line up -- in the blackt community? here's what i would say about it. >> say it. isin the black community, that i think president obama has job in outstanding making sure that people come together and understand that an important issue, people of all races. as a matter of fact, there was a poll i saw earlier this year just how high immigration reform was as far as get a pass in the african-american community. it had overwhelming support in community.-american i would say that the president has done a good job. and i think that, you know, as more people speak out about the importance of comprehensive and they seeeform what it does for the economy and mean, thereand -- i are, in a lot of the african-american communities, in fort worth that i represent, and around the state of texas, you know, the kids live and go to school there, you know, at dunbar high school, predominantly african-american high school. people are friends with one another. many p

>> i mean there are certainly members of congress, i mean the senator from iowa steve king. he is a perfect example of someone who lives up. >> you hear it in the black community. >> here is what i will say in the black community, i think president obama has done an outstanding job in making sure that people come together and say this is an important issue, people of all races. as a matter of fact there was a poll earlier this year that showed how high immigration reform was as far as being able to get it passed and the african-american community comet had overwhelming support in the african-american community. he has done a good job and i think as more people speak out about the importance of comprehensive immigration reform and they see the economy and they understand -- i mean and a lot of the african-american communities in fort worth and all around the state of texas the kids live and go to school there. predominantly african-american high school so people that are friends of one another. people of the african-american community have lived with neighbors that are undocumented for years

perfect sense. specificallytes tend to fare better in majority white context in which there are few other black people. people were shocked when barack obama won iowa because iowa has so few black people. winning iowa was not nearly as hard as winning mississippi where voters would not come within a cotton field of a black candidate. i'm sorry -- [laughter] but it's true. in 1988, jesse jackson won vermont, which has an even smaller black population than iowa does. wherein are dynamics cometh people don't believe that you are representative of an actual group, whose interest they see as antithetical to aeir own, and if you are such marginal number demographically that they don't feel threatened, then you actually stand a chance -- beyond face value. >> do you have something you want to say to conclude what they're saying? >> i think many of us are already aware of this, but this is not simply a moral question, although it is a moral question. it is really a strategic one. parties ands and political actors want to succeed, we are going to have to reckon with this in a serious way. it is not simply that those who control our political system should c

iowa, colorado and florida have in common? yes, they are all battleground states in next week's midterm elections but also happen to be perfectces to campaign for president and, coincidentally, places that hillary clinton and jeb bush and chris christie all speculated 2010 candidates just visited this week. of course, they were campaigning for the midterm but it seems like 2016 is upon us. the high stakes midterm election is just five days away. in the race for the white house in 2016, that will begin hours later. or has it already started? some possible presidential hopefuls cannot contain themselves. they are unable to hold off any longer in what could be a preview of 2016, florida governor jeb bush took a swing at hillary clinton in colorado. >> i saw something that was breathtaking. a former secretary of state who was campaigning in massachusetts where she said that, don't let them tell you that businesses create jobs. >> bush was referring to clinton delivering this whopper of a gaffe during a campaign stop. >> don't let anybody tell you that, you know, it's corporations and businesses that create jobs. >> clinton's team

we hear so much about how democrats have perfected these areas, obviously a lot of money flowing into these very tight races like iowahat do you make of that? >> it is clear the democrats have failed leadership in all areas. the reason she didn't want to admit she voted for obama is because it could hurt her campaign. there is failed leadership. if this president can ban flights to israel but not from west africa, that is a problem for many americans especially dallas dealing with the issue face to face. >> people try to politicize it. we face a real threat, national security or outbreak or epidemic, americans don't typically like to point the finger at political leaders or members of congress. if they are banking on ebola, i think it is a failed strategy. >> considering democrats are running ads blaming republicans. martha: we will talk to you later. bill: thousands of people losing power. maria molina on where the storms are headed next. >> they use it on the other side to keep the door open. martha: scary situation for travelers after a violent attack on a bus. it happened on interstate 95 in connecticut earlier t

perfect sense. it is that, black candidates specifically tend to fare better majority white context with very few other black people. people were shocked when barack obama won iowa because iowa had so few black people. winning iowa was not nearly as hard as winning mississippi. which is 36% lack. voters would not come within a cotton field of a black candidate. i'm sorry. [laughter] it is straight. in 1998, jesse jackson won vermont, which has a smaller black population than iowa. there are these kinds of dynamics where people -- if people do not believe you are representative of a group whose interests are antithetical to their own, and if there is a marginal number demographic a clique, but they do not feel threatened, you stand a chance of being taken beyond face value. >> brenda, did you have something you wanted to say? >> the last thing i would add. many of us are aware of this. this is not a moral question. although it is a moral question. one, toally a strategic my mind, which is that if candidates and parties and political actors want to succeed , we are going to have to reckon with this in a serious way. it is not simply that those who control the poli

perfect. i trusted him. >> on micros and dale, and this think about it. i grew up castrating hogs on an iowa farm. when i get to washington, i know how to cut pork. cut wasteful spending, repeal obama care. let's make him squeal. of the year. >> if you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep your health care plan. >> call congressman peters and tell him obamacare isn't working. >> i would roll up an eight story parking garage, just one more. i tell myself. just one more. i see life that way, and it's how i will governmen texas. the top 10 viral ads so far. darren samuelsohn, how to do come up with this list? we looked at clicks and views on facebook and youtube to get an aggregation of what the top 40 viral videos was. that was a clip of the top 10. basically, you are looking at how many people are landing on the sides and watching them. the ad from greg abbott is on facebook. it has something like 150,000 views. is somewhere the people go to view these videos. that one is number one. third,eal add came in around 550,000 views, primarily on youtube. able go to these sites because they

perfect sense. that, black people specifically tend to fare better in context with very few other black people. that, black people barackwere shocked when obama won iowa because i went had so few black people. winning iowa was not nearly as hard as when he misses the the. in 1988, jesse jackson won vermont. that has a smaller black population than iowa does you if people do not believe that you are representative of an actual group whose interest they see as antithetical to their own, they're more willing to -- and if you are a marginal n

perfect sense. that, black people specifically tend to fare better in context with very few other black people. that, black people barackwere shocked when obama won iowa because i went had so few black people. winning iowa was not nearly as hard as when he misses the the. in 1988, jesse jackson won vermont. that has a smaller black population than iowa does you if people do not believe that you are representative of an actual group whose interest they see as antithetical to their own, they're more willing to -- and if you are a marginal number demographically so they don't feel threatened, then you actually stand a chance of rain taken beyondeing face value. >> i think many of us are aware of this, but this is not simply moral question although it is a moral question. it is really a strategic one. andandidates and parties political actors want to succeed , we will have to reckon this in a serious way. our localcontrol system are the ones that do -- if you want to engage the electorate, that means to vote for you, we need to start turning out a different crop of candidates gloria hinted at this. if you want the policy outcomes that many of us want, mor