did everything with ralph. emmy: ralph disappeared in 2001 and it was difficult to replace him. >> i had a german shepard, and a cat, but none of them were ralph. emmy: fast forward to 2015. jill now has a son and ralph was a distant memory. until the arl notified rita of their findings last week. she showed up as the owner through a microchip ralph received when he was adopted. >> ongoing, i don't have a cat, and they said, yeah, you do. emmy: so she sent her daughter to the compound in disbelief. >> he looked at me. and kind of turned his head sideways. and his eyes perked up. emmy: ralph is now home and jill is working to get him healthy again. he has lost weight and fur because he was stray for so many years. >> i am just glad that he gets to fnish out his life with me and not somewhere out on the streets. and i can make sure that he has a good ending to his life. emmy: emmy victor, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. kevin: by the way, the animal rescue league microchips all cats before they are adopted for n

jill now has a son and ralph was a distant memory. "he says "meow, meow" until the a-r-l notified rita of their findings last week. she showed up as the owner through a micro chip ralph received when he was adopted. (rita korn/jill petticord's mother) "i'm going 'i don't have a cat,' and they said, 'yeah, you do.'" so she sent her daughter to the compound in disbelief. (jill petticord/ral ph's owner) "he looked at me. and kind of turned his head sideways. and his eyes perked up. and i said - oh my gosh, that's my kitty." ralph is now home and jill is working to get him healthy again. he has lost weight and fur because he was stray for so many years. (jill petticord/ral ph's owner) "i am just glad that he gets to finish out his life with me and not somewhere out on the streets. and i can make sure that he has a good ending to his life." >> that was emmy victor reporting from des moines. ralph wasn't a kitten when he disappeared, either. it's estimated he is now 17 years old. << details of a musical premiere... <

she did everything with ralph. emmy: ralph disappeared in 2001 and it was difficult to replace him. >> i had a german shepherd, and a cat, but none of them were ralph. emmy: fast forward to 2015, jill now has a son and ralph was a distant memory -- >> he says meow, meow. until the arl notified rita of their findings last week. she showed up as the owner through a micro chip ralph received when he was adopted. >> i'm going i don't have a cat , and they said, yeah, you do. emmy: so she sent her daughter to the compound in disbelief. >> he looked at me and his eyes perked up. and i said, oh my gosh, that's my kitty. emmy: ralph is now home and jill is working to get him healthy again. he has lost weight and fur because he was stray for so many years. >> i am just glad that he gets to finish out his life with me and not somewhere out on the streets. and i can make sure that he has a good ending to his life. emmy victor, kcci 8 news, iowa's eric: the arl has micro chipped all cats before they are adopted for nearly 20 y

ralph: i think there's always a tendency. that is usually the way our society deals with dissent is by co-opting it. it is not good to have fire hoses and police dog attack dissenters, but if you've somehow co-opted what they are doing, you diminish its value and what it is saying. it just becomes sort of fashionable. and then it is all about lipservice. that is the way the counterculture eventually collapsed, with the vietnam war -- when the vietnam war comes to an end. by that time the long hair and jeans and all that stuff was co-opted by big business. i remember, i used to open up my jeans and make them bellbottoms with patches on them. by 1972 you could go into the store and buy them. and then everybody was wearing peace symbol t-shirts and earrings, even president johnson after he left office grew his hair long. [laughter] so suddenly you make your political statement and everybody is doing it, so it gets co-opted. but you are saying how that tea party has been co-opted by the republican party. it is true. [laughter] i

ralph disappeared in 20-01 and it was difficult to replace him. ( jill petticord/ralph's owner) "i had a german shepherd, and a cat, but none of them were ralph." fast forward to 20- 15. jill now has a son and ralph was a distant memory. (nat sound) "he says "meow, meow" until the a-r-l notified rita of their findings last week. she showed up as the owner through a micro chip ralph received when he was adopted. ( rita korn/jill petticord's mother) "i'm going 'i don't have a cat,' and they said, 'yeah, you do.'" so she sent her daughter to the compound in disbelief. (jill petticord/ralph's owner) "he looked at me. and kind of turned his head sideways. and his eyes perked up. and i said - oh my gosh, that's my kitty." ralph is now home and jill is working to get him healthy again. he has lost weight and fur because he was stray for so many years. (jill petticord/ralph's owner) "i am just glad that he gets to finish out his life with me and not somewhere out the streets. and i can make sure that he has a good ending to his life." jessica rae: it's the tiniest wheelchair you'll probably ev

ralph has passed away. ralph's family adopted him from the animal rescue league back in 1998. but ran away in 2001. but earlier this month ralph was brought to the arl. a microchip in his neck helped the arl reunite ralph with his original family. they told us at the time they were just happy that ralph would be able to spend his final days with the same people he spent his earliest days. in the heart of football season, a cyclone basketball player picks up a big honor. we'll preview the season's first game, less than an hour away. stacey: and democratic candidate martin o'malley is back in iowa. about his upcoming presidentialif you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 6:00 with kevin

at the time of our interview, ralph menzes had been on death row 17 years. >> i remember when ralph menzesalk to him. they're setting up the lights getting the microphone set making sure the lighting is just so and it's important to establish a rapport very quickly and ralph and i start to have a little bit of small talk, and i'll never forget. i asked him, hey, what are you watching on tv these days? and he told me that he was a big fan of "the oc." >> i see "oc" all the time. >> yeah? >> i like that. >> what's your -- got to be honest, i love "oc," too. what's your favorite character? >> my favorite character is kelly rowan. >> yeah? >> she's pretty hot. >> menzes' interest in women became more disturbing when we learned the details of his crime. >> ralph's crime allegedly was a brutal one. kidnapped a female from a convenience store and took her up one of the canyons, tied her to a tree and then cut her throat and then left her there. >> well, i've always maintained my innocence. i've done a lot of things in my life, you know, that i'm not proud of, but this particular one is not one of

. >> mobile home parks made ralph and his business partner rich. getting into the" in the 1990s, they have become multi-million airs. ed to they are firing up the parks across the country: more than 20,000 live in portion, and many fear they'll be forced out of their homes. >> ralph admits he raises rent on 70% of parks, and adds utility fees. the money goes to property improvements. he also imposes a code of conduct for residents. >> we call it no pain no stay, no play no stay. if you don't pay by the rules of the park or pay your rent, you have to go. it's like a business, we don't go in - a lot of residents, when you have no rules, they go crazy, they have no boundaries. >> the tactics and choice of words angered many. he was quoted as saying owning a mobile phone park is like owning a waffle house. mobile homes are not that mobile. it can cost as much as 5,000 to move a trailer. it was part of a cash flow business, here is why. >> customers can't leave. in this business you don't run off. you own your poem. >> what would you say to someone that

(jill petticord/ralph's owner) "i ralph."fast forward to 20-15. jill now has a son and ralph was a distant memory.(nat sound) "he says "meow, meow" until the a-r-l notified rita of their findings last week. she showed up as the owner through a micro chip ralph received when he was adopted. (rita korn/jill petticord's mother) "i'm going 'i don't have a cat,' and they said, 'yeah, you do.'"so she sent her daughter to the compound in disbelief.(jill petticord/ralph's owner) "he looked at me. and kind of turned his head sideways. and his eyes perked up. and i said - oh my gosh, that's my kitty." ralph is now home and jill is working to get him healthy again.he has lost weight and fur because he was stray for so many years.(jill petticord/ralph's owner) "i am just glad that he gets to finish out his life with me and not sosowhere out on thehe reets. and i can make sure that he e s a good ending to his life." 3 if jumping out of a perfectly good airplane isn't scscy enough for some folks... racingng 40 - competitors... wearing the suits that make them l

for nearly five decades ralph lauren crafted an image of american style. his mark was made in fashion home goods fragrances makeup and accessories. now 75-year-old lauren is handing over the ceo, reins, >> reporter: ralph lauren made billions by taking risks and staying true to his vision. >> part of the excitement is breaking rules. is knowing the rules and breaking the rules. and making them even better. >> reporter: lauren founded his company in 1967 with neck ties and be came a trail blazer in american fashion. his brand polo becoming synonymous with classic preppy style. >> he is one of the last designers also the ceo of his come of pane. there are very few of those. >> reporter: a fashion journalist. >> his legacy is he really created this dream. his personal idea of the american dream. and he has formed it in the fashion business and brought the idea of hollywood glamour, american west, iconic american idea and visions to the fashion world. >> what you thought you can buy in england, what you thought cary grant, fred astaire, you could not walk into

jill is now working to get ralph back to good health. he has lost weight and fur because he was stray for so many years. tim: still to come... it's a good day to be a chocolate lover. details about national chocolate day. when we return. fred: (fred) snow flurries will be ending early tonight, but breezy, cool weather will continue. rain is coming late friday, too. see you after the break for the forecast. fred: (fred) the hd radar shows a mix of light rain and snow north of highway 20. accumulation is not expected. the port neal welding company skycam hd time lapse shows mostly cloudy skies today, and we had a few snowflakes from time to time. 51 was our high today after a low of 41. the king's pointe skycam hd shows plenty of clouds in storm lake. the allergy report shows low overall pollen levels. 43 is our sioux ty temperature. local temperatures are 30s north and 40s south. wind chchls are in the 20s and 30s mainly. winds are northwest at around 20 mph with gusts as high as 40 mph. we're seeing some slightly lower visibilty around s

ralph went missing fourteen years ago. the family thought that they would never see him again. >> >> he's our cat and should be with us and he is. after all these years. it's just crazy. stacey: a polk county animal control officer found ralph and turned him into the arl. the family showed up as the owners through a micro chip ralph received when he was adopted. kevin: still there 14 years later kurtis: a little moisture to recharge the moisture levels of the soil. kurtis: we will have that cool down. we are at 50 degrees. look at some of these rainfall totals. , over an inch. here at the kcci studios, 47 hundredths of an inch. mostly cloudy at 10:00 a.m. winds are going to pick up tomorrow. west-northwest winds at 21. it is definitely not a heatwave tomorrow. rain across the states heaviest east of i-35. mason city, waterloo coming down into ottumwa. notice this rain moving out of bondurant. another band in grimes, clive. here is the activity. you can see this rain in northern iowa. slowly moving on out. vail pass was clo

lou: ralph, good to have you with us, thanks so much. peters. >>> on wall street stocks rallied, the dow up 198. the s&p up 24. the nasdaq gained 65 and heavy trading. look at this. i mean 4.7 billion shares. and a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >>> nasa astronaut scott kelly and shell lundgren completing 7 hours outside the space station, they finished up a series of upgrades of various things out there. kelly carried out the spacewalk before he breaks the record at midnight tonight. that's when he becomes the longest single spaceflight record holder by an american astronaut. 216 days in orbit. >>> up next, donald trump fires back at the polls that have him slipping behind ben carson. he cannot imagine such a thing. is it a blip or a trend? the daily beast betsy woodruff and the weekly standard's john mccormick join us next. here at td ameritrade, they love innovating. and apparently, they also love stickers. what's up with these things, victor? we decided to give ourselves

i'll ask ralph reed. and is there any path left for joe biden? david axelrod doesn't paint a pretty picture. >>> and what about playboy magazine deciding to give up on nudity? >>> first the latest on the condition of lamar odom. he was in a coma for several days. he woke up yesterday and spoke to his estranged wife and reality co-star khloe kardashian. here's what is bothering me. the hospital and the police didn't release any information. and yet somehow many sordid details are all over the news. allegations of drug use and debauchery. the specific escort package that he ordered at the love ranch, even the price tag. how did this happen? one reason was the frequent media appearances by the owner of the love ranch dennis huff who had a long running show called cat house. take a look. >> he spent $75,000 and that was his number, what he wanted is two girls 24 hours a day to take care of any of his needs. he told the girls he had done some coke that saturday before he came. reload is a sexual enhancement pill that you can buy at convenience stores.

liz: thank you lieutenant colonel ralph peters. >> thank you, liz. liz: closing bell is 40 minutes away, while the markets are gaining for the week, walmart is not. charlie gasparino on the week that walmart would love to forget, he is breaking more news next. >> open the wallet, frontrunner in 2016 presidential race we veal their campaign -- reveal their campaign cash situations. >> and with tesla rolling out its autopilot for drivers, as if sit back and relax. , software will do the driving. we asked you to social media, if america is ready for self-driving cars, some of you had interesting thoughts. jason tweeted, sure, why not. what could go wrong. the autopilot program may be safer than the folks i saw on the new jersey parkway today on the way to work. we love to hear what you say. you can do it on all the things on your screen. twitter, and facebook, we'll be back in one second, don't go away. there's a difference when you trade with fidelity. one you won't find anywhere else. one-second trade execution. guaranteed. did you see it? in one seco

[applause] >> so i thank you, ralph neighbor--ralph nader... >> [laughter] >> ralph nader, the consumer advocate in our neighborhood. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [laughs] [applause] ú [applause] thank you. thank you very much, and good evening to every body. thank you so much for coming out tonight. to the muslimell legal fund for inviting me here and for the outstanding work they do. i'm as genuine as i can be when i say everyone in those two organizations is extremely impressive, even inspiring to me because of the work they do in areas where very few other organizations are able or willing to venture. i'm truly delighted to participate in any event they sponsor any work they do. for the last 6, 7 years, i have been writing about the systematic erosion and attack on civil liberties in the united states and the war on terror that justifies those erosions that drivesm-phobia those. the past few years i have been spending an increasing amount of time traveling around the country speaking about these issues at events like this, similar offense on coll

[applause] ralph young: thank you all for that. thank you for remembering all of that.

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greg: is appropriate that i say -- rosanna: to the moon, ralph! greg: the girls from hooters here, hello, ladies. rosanna: shall we meet meghan? she is on the cover of the hooters magazine. >> thank you so much. so many beautiful women. i won ms. hooters international pageant, i am ambassador. brain ambassador. greg: we know you have great wings and very friendly staff. can we need the rest of the girls? >> i'm in lovely from sarasota, >> sable from fort lauderdale, fla.. >> i represent new york city, manhattan. i am in the hooters manhattan 33 and 7st. well. carolina. >> i am from england. they have one in england. isn't you have chips. and they still call them fries? >> they still call them fries. >> britney spears from north carolina. >> afton scott from tampa, fla.. >> i am from north tampa, fla.. >> rosanna scotto, from here. >> okay. what do we need to know about the food? anything interesting going on? >> always delicious. we have our classic wings. greg: we know how is, let's look at the pictures. start with a girl from north carolina. >>

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an animal shelter notified her last week ralph was found.turned his head sideway and his eyes perked up and i thought, that is my kitty. >> ralph is home and she is working to get him healthy the he lost weight because he was a strange for so many years. they have a lot of catching up to go. >> at 6:00, a new effort to ease traffic in a bay area but, first, the bay area's most popular sporting event and many may try to its scrape from next may try to escape from next year 's escape from alcatraz 's escape from alcatraz stay 's escape from alcatraz stay ♪ ♪ with better brands, at prices that work for you. make each day a little better. shop t.j.maxx... and maxx life! >>> the nfl is hosting a series of townhall meetings in home markets with teams interested in moving to los angeles. the first took place last night in st. louis with fans voicing displeasure about the possible move to the west coast. today, local an meeting in san diego and tomorrow in oakland. if you want to go, it will be held tomorrow fight at 7:00. the nfl will make a decisi

ralph disappeared all the way back in 2001, and the family is working on getting ralph into his routine. jenna: for all of you choclate lovers our there every day of the year is cause to celebrate. but today is actually national chocolate day. if you like sweet, unsweetened...mil k or white chocolate... go ahead and satisfy your sweeeetooth today! jenna: ming up after e break... there is a newew program out that is helping folks monitior their blood pressure (fred) snow flurries will be ending early tonight, but breezy, cool weather will continue. rain is coming late friday, too. see you after the break for the forecast. " " tim/jenna/fred (tim) surprise that they moved into siouxland. fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the hd radar shows a mix of light rain and snow north of highway 20. accumulation is not expected. the port neal welding company skycam hd time lapse shows mostly cloudy skies today, and we had a few snowflakes from time to time. 51 was our high today after a low of 41. the king's pointe skycam hd shows plenty of clouds in storm lake. the allergy report shows low overa

after enduring extensive chemotherapy , surviving a coma, and going blind in one eye, ralph duquette and his daughter agreed that he didn't have the strength to walk her down the aisle. well, guess what? he worked with physical therapists all summer, and there they go. and ralph didn't just walk his little girl down the aisle: he also performed the ceremony, and even danced with her at the reception. a wedding in la jolla, california had an un-invited guest show up. but the happy couple didn't mind at all. after all, how many marriages start out with << this could be the ultimate wedding crash - that the bride and groom almost missed. as president obama played golf on torrey pines golf course sunday, stephanie and brian were about to get married at the adjacent lodge. (brian/groom) "he actually took his last putt and came over to the wedding crowd." (stephanie/bride) "yeah." but the bride, groom and wedding party sequestered to their second-story suite. (stephanie/bride) "but then once we saw him coming up i just, i plastered myself against the window, because we had been forced insi

on the show, smugglers trying to sell nuclear material to isis, colonel ralph peters is here with us, john stossel, joining me to pull the gag and muzzle off of liberty, and harry reid is suing someone over a black eye in his marital consortium. i am kennedy. kennedy: did you feel the earthquake on capitol hill today? no, it was not chris christie taking a run through the commons, it was representative kevin mccarthy, this morning widely thought to be the next speaker of the house, unexpectedly dropping out of the race this afternoon. >> we're should put this conference first. and i think there is something to be said for us to unite, probably need a fresh face, i will stay on an majority leader but one thing i found talking to everyone, if we unite and be strong, we need a new face to help do that. nothing more than that, i feel good about the decision. i feel great to have my family here, my colleagues, i think we're only going to be stronger. kennedy: hmm,you need a new face? i heard nancy pelosi just got one from her surgeon. bringing in our party panel, jedediah bila. and ben. my

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ed: ralph duquette, he is a hero tonight. heather: what a touching story. danielle: the weather has been last couple of days. temperatures are about to fall back where they should be for this time of year. as you look at the trend, tomorrow we are still above re dipping below average. look at saturday, start low 50' s for highs. yes, big changes coming. also talking about some showers out there. we have so in new hampshire, some in worcester county, we want to take you to some of those. daughter are -- there are some darker greens in there. it is associated with a cold now and will bring in cooler air for tomorrow. then we watch this up to the north, that will bring in a cold blast of air for thursday. this area of low pressure caused quite a bit of rain in southeastern mass where they picked up anywhere from an inch to two inches in some spots. some spots did pick up. 012 inches of rain and we will take that because we are still down for the year. we are looking for some showers. over the next all hours here is what will happen, keep the clouds around unti

what is making you bullish, ralph?iday's action in the face of poor jobs reports, the market turned, turned very dramatically. and i think the follow through in the last couple of days is very impressive. i'm starting to see action and in energy, of course, consumer staples, the stocks index is about to break to the upside and i think there's a lot more upside. maria: we saw about a 12% selloff. do you think that the large selling is done for the near term? the way i calculated from the may high to the august 24th intraday low. that was about 16%. maria: 16%. >> from feet to trough, yeah. and the last trading day dow was up 6%, so i think that little softness we're seeing on the tape right now shall the futures pulling back, i think it's normal. maria: how much more positive, how much more gains do you see happening? how much more of a rally would you expect? >> there are two levels you've got to look at. the s&p is 2020, that's the september 17th high. i believe you'll break that and looking at 2100 to 2130 on the s&p

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you know, i see what ralph does so i can see what needs to happen with donald. i can see what ricky does, et cetera. i try to take from what is around me to men me understand these guys and hopefully they can keep the city tradition and break big like new kids and new edition . >> reporter: it's about keeping boston, you know, right up top . >>> oh my god. you know, we have a chip on our shoulder. i say that on the beginning of the video because we're not new york city. we're not la. we're not atlanta. we're bean town and it is not people, but we got big groups from the aerosmith, new kids, new edition. those are powerful groups in each different genre of music . >> reporter: absolutely. i saw you about a year ago, a little bit over a year and a half ago at the garden. i went, got front row and watched you guys do your thing. you were huffing and puffing, man. i saw you huffing and puffing with some of moves . >>> you are talking about the >>> no, man. we killed that. roll that tape, man. for us, that was a moment because it was after the marathon so our energy

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colonel ralph peters, good to see you. colonel peters: thank you, lou.ocks fell after walmart shocked investors cutting sales forecast for the next year and netflix reporting lower than expected results, stock punished and extended trading. walmart accounted for 45 of today's 170-point drop on the dow. the s&p down 9, the nasdaq down 14. volume on the big board, 3.6 billion shares. >>> walmart a reflection of the strength of the dollar, a signal what is happening globally and in emerging markets and rising concerns about strength of the retail sector in this economy. >>> one of the more personal moments in last night's democratic debate came when the candidates were asked to name which enemy they were most proud to have made. listen to former senator jim webb's answer. >> i'd have to say the enemy soldier that threw the grenade that wounded me, but he's not around right now to talk to. lou: not many people can give that answer to that question. joining us now co-host of red eye on the fox news channel, former misnew york usa joanne nosuchinsky and andy l

[applause] ralph young: thank you all for that. thank you for remembering all of that. it is a pleasure to be here and be invited to the robert c. byrd center for legislative studies. the title of the talk that i have is "dissent and the constitution." my thesis is that the united states was the product of dissent. dissent is central to our history. it is in our dna. it existed in us before we even

ralph nader is still alive? >> nice to see leno up there.y the way, leno joins us later on on "morning joe." one more story before we hand it over. this one about tom hanks. the oscar winning actor went the extra mile to return a fordham university student's lost possession tweeting this picture with the caption, lauren i found your student i.d. in the park. if you still need it my office will get it to you. signed hanks. as you would imagine, that got a lot of responses from people who were not lauren. a person named renee tweeted i never wanted to be another person so much till now. jonathan, i'm sure lauren has probably gotten the message by now. it's pretty cool, though. >> yeah, that is pretty cool. pity she can't meet him, actually, just his office. >> that's right. i guess so. still pretty nice -- pretty nice of him to do. >> all right, louis. that does it for me and "way too early." coming up on "morning joe," we'll break down new focus groups in early voting states and why there may not be appetite for a third joe biden bid for pres

we'll check in with lieutenant colonel ralph peter, colonel hunt will weigh in. then later tonight -- >> he's a very sensitive guy. that's fine, that's his problem. >> the feud between donald trump and marco rubio is heating up as is the fight between ted cruz and rand paul. and rand paul. that and more tonight. ♪music we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned mercedes-benz for the next new owner. hurry in to your authorized mercedes-benz dealer during our certified pre-owned sales event now through september 30th for exceptional offers. i'm a gas service rep for pg&e in san jose.. as a gas service rep we are basically the ambassador of the company. we make the most contact with the customers on a daily basis. i work hand-in-hand with crews to make sure our gas pipes are safe. my wife and i are both from san jose. my kids and their friends live in this community. every time i go to a customer's house, their children could be friends with my children so it's

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