you played it pretty smart, rankin. well how is that, sir? well, you did all right with the lady roughing up the big fellow. oh, that's just instinct, sheriff. that's the kind of instinct the hanfords appreciate. oh, i don't know. got to say something, doesn't he? maybe he's just trying to talk himself out of the noose, wouldn't you say? yeah, i guess. hal, did i ever tell you about the time i was riding with hardin and mick masterson? and masterson and hardin shot it out? no, i don't think you did, creech. well, it was a... billy was around in those days too, just stararng out. sam, get me a glass for my friend, creech. sure thing. thank you, hal. a little libation makes the story y me easier. story? i figured this was the plain unvarnished truth. oh, it is. it sure is. well, hardin wasn't feeling up to snuff and i was riding with him sort of like his bodyguard. i knew masterson was looking for him but i never expected we'd run into him. they shot it out. which one was killed? neither one. i saved both their lives. i put my arm in between th

police there say rankin's grandmother called them when she noticed jewelry missing. she suspected her grandson of becuase of what she called a drug problem. police say rankin crossed the border into nebraska and pawned the jewelry in omaha. an embattled university president is trying to make things right in iowa. iowa state university president steven leath has donated 25-hunded more dollars in an effort to make up for the costs of his 20-15 accident in a university airplane. this donation comes on top of 15- thousand dollars in previous donations to i-s-u to compensate for the repair and storage costs of the single-engine plane. leath is a certified pilot and has apologized for his actions -- but a student organzation has called being hit by a car outside a school the girl was riding her bicycle on idaho street near highland elementary school in waterloo, when she was hit. the girl was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh speaking with a concerned parent tonight who has had enough. elizabeth. ron -- too many close calls. that's

colton rankin of council bluffs is facing theft and burglary charges. police there say his grandmother called them when she noticed jewelry missing. police say rankin crossed the border into nebraska and pawned the jewelry in omaha. the man accused of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey pleaded not guilty yesterday. last month. the man faces attempted murder charges. the man charged with kidnapping a 4-year-old is back in florida. he was found at a hospital in tennessee after he allegedly took her from her home. he is now in a florida jail. the girl is back with her family. related accident. marcus essex, of waterloo, was hit in the head by a chain loading a trash bin last month. it happened as he worked for black hawk disposal. a co-worker reportedly heard a he died in cedar rapids this week. someone gets hurt in a crash involving a school bus. it happened south of maquoketa --that's in jackson county, here's a picture of the scene from our coverage partners at the telegraph herald. there were children on the bus hurt. one person in the other

as alwayy if city for rankin and woody paige. where does this team stand right now after six games? >> they have real issues to correct. you have to stop the run defensively and get off to a better start in the first quarter and they have to establish the run to take the pressure off the quarterback. quarterback. he threw 50 games with the left shoulder ache is not a recipe for success. >> the team is out of rhythm. they do not get off to good starts, you are playing from behind all the time. you really are developing the running game. there has not in a sighting of a tight and the entire season. if you don't have that incorporated into the office you don't have much of an offense for gary kubiak. kubiak coming back, one of the best play callers in the league, that will make a like sasquatch this year. there was one video of one walking and turning around but other than that not much at all. a two-game losing streak we are here with troy and woody, a pump in the road, is it fixable? here is what the team was told about the sinkhole after the loss.>> we have been in the situation bef

this time through a rankin-bass t-v special. the t-v production included a rudolph's original message. "each additional character was sort of a mini rudolph idea within the rankin-bass special - the doll that had red hair and freckles, the charlie in the box, the elf that wanted to be a dentist and was laughed at and all of those characters really reflected the same idea that rudolph projected which was 'i'm different but that's ok. i'm gonna do what n i'll be accepted.' ultimately, the toys were all adopted and loved." the special premiered in december of 1964 and became an instant classic, appealing to rudolph fans old and new. "my father was thrilled with the show. he couldn't believe it. i remember vividly the first time i saw it and he was just thrilled and so happy and proud and excited and the phone rang many congratulatory phone calls. it was a magical time." "rudolph the red-nosed reindeer" has remained a mainstay of christmas tradition bringing joy to millions. and true to the song, he really did "go down in history."

floyd rankin said last night on sports extra, that he is a candidate for mvp right now. 6 and 2 broncos. 6 into raiders. come on, the rivalry is back! >> th and we are already hyped up for this game. you cannot win the super bowl unless you win the afc west. we know that and we know what to expect so we will be ready. >> a very physical game. >> if you want to be the best, you've got to be the best. we're going up there and to be a great team, and you've got to >> the blackhole on sunday. >> i am scared, already! >> the championship game coming up on sunday night. >>> tonight, breaking news. the fbi pouring through those newly discovered e-mails right now. what we can now report. hillary clinton saying there is no case here. the fbi director now in the hot seat, why did he go public before the fbi even looked at the e-mails themselves? and tonight, donald trump on the attack. >>> also this evening, the bomb scare on a passenger jet here in the u.s. the emergency declared. >>> calm under pressure. the 911 call just released tonight from that nightclub in orlando. the shooter and the very

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rolling left, moving a little friend and justin rankin, flash is up 27-24 but they drive down and score again, michael trailer, bep net got it in there and the zips rally and win, 31-27. browns in the nation's capitol for tomorrow's showdown with the redskins, that is a 1:00 kick right here on cbs 19. browns already 0-3, already have news about josh gordon this week. already had alvin bailey with the drunk driving thing, so 3 losses, 2 off the field situations and a injuries. hugh jackson asked this week, how is that changing the culture of things going, because frankly it doesn't feel like it's off to a great start. >> to a man, i would think the guys have worked hard that way as far as being accountable to each other, doing the right thing. obviously, we had a slipup, you know, this past week. that's unfortunate. that's not something we want to have happened and we dealt with that as an organization and team. so, we will move forward, hopefully, that's a lesson we conduct our business. >> oh, long day tomorrow for the sports department at cbs 19. we will be fine with that. tony zarrel

. >> thank you chairman her, rankin member kelly and cummings, members of this committee, thank you for today's opportunity to discuss cyber security and our election infrastructure. at the core of our american values is the fundamental rights of all citizens to make their voice heard by having their vote counted. ensuring the integrity of our electoral process is a vital national interest in a high priority as citizens in the democratic society. increasingly, some parts of the infrastructure leverage information technology for proficiency and convenience. like other systems, reliance on digital technologies can be introduced. however, the dispersed however, the dispersed and diverse nature of our election infrastructure provides inherent resilience and presents real challenges at the intense of election results. our election system is run by state and local governments and thousands of jurisdictions across the country. a portly, state local officials have already been working individually and collectively to reduce risks and ensure the integrity of their elections. consistent with our

thrones of perks of frenchmen who have been washed ashore for months expecting to be welcomed with rankin riches. also i should mention europe is uncharacteristically at peace and so all of these european officers especially frenchmen come over in droves wanting a job and washington who was always in need of men wasn't excited about these particular men because he said they have no attachment nor ties to the country and he bemoans their ignorance of our language and he pointed out that american officers would be disgusted if foreigners were put over their heads and so that's exactly what happened right before lafayette arrived was another french guy and he was a french veteran of the seven years or that he showed up in philadelphia month before lafayette did saying here i am. i'm, you know, a bigwig-- i'm paraphrasing, a bigwig of louis the 16th court and on the greatest renowned authority on artillery in france and what he was was a wine merchant's son who had maybe seen a few canons, but he shows up and said i deserve to be your artillery chief. so, it turns out that replacing the cotto

paul rankin is senior geologist and mining analyst at vsa capital. good morning. >> good morning. >> we're hearing bhp billiton, 1% decline year on year in iron ore production. the ceo sounding upbeat that there are signs of this market rebalancing. is that what you're seeing as well? >> this kind of discipline with bhp, where production numbers across a number of commodities are no longer rising, in fact have been falling for at least several quarters here now, is a good sign that the marketplace is -- or the major producers into that marketplace like bhp are rationalizing inventories that are there. which is still a good sign. >> output levels are where they should be or -- or are they off balance with regards to what demand is? >> they had been off balance for quite some time and we're getting into a situation where they're reaching balance in a number of commodities. things like iron ore, coal, that overproduced and depressed the market by quite a ways. that's reversing at this point. >> the share prices had a real rally. 600p back in january of

quarter, tied at 17 after they trail by 7, taking the lead, tremont -- chapman, the past two justin rankin, a touchdown, kent state taking the lead, 27-24 but akron goes on the drive, 57 yards and with 20 seconds left, he scores from 3 yards out, akron wins 31-27 and they take the wagon wheel to the second straight year. >>> at day to mecca of other riders capital the u.s. up 5-3 against you are. it took them when he 3 out of 4 -- to take a three point lead going into today's singles at the ryder cup. how about patrick green? the 79 yard eagle. look at the excitement that is what is fun about the ryder cup is that you get to see the golfers getting really excited. they need five points to win for the third time in 23 years. europe needs 7.5 to retain the trophy that they have held since 2010. we will see you later on today at 6:00 and after football tonight, and then sports tonight as we talk indians and browse. >>> welcome back. it is a puppy with a purpose. we are working with a group called wags for warriors. going through the journey of what it takes to turn a puppy into a service dog

do rankin file republican voters start to do the same?at's another thing i'll be watching closely. >> let me ask you on that point quickly. if you're in a heated race in the senate or somewhere in the house, do you begin to distance yourself from donald trump saying he's become a toxic candidate for the party or stay loyal to the party or to the nominee? >> that's a $64,000 question facing candidates like kelly ayotte or pat toomey locked in close senate races in battleground states. i think they want to try to wait to the extent they can avoid the public pressure, wait to see what donald trump shows up tomorrow night in st. louis and then make their decision after that. though, that carries some pitfalls. some voters look for the courage for these candidates to step aside at the same time. a lot can't afford to alienate the core trump supporters who have stuck with him through the other controversies and see, how bad is this controversy and is this the time to step aside? >> do any people you talk to think donald trump could still win th

philippines on education sector stuff and my wife and was lucky enough, we moved down to randolph rankin college to teach economics and ethics. i ran the business department and the ethics minor program for 18 years so that's how i live it out. it is my calling, putting those two things together and keeping the conversation going so a lot of this book is old lectures.>> host: this is not a memoir, it's a book about economics and philosophy. but you did touch on what you just mentioned here which was closing in on your phd. this is not a memoir, there's not much detail around that. i'm sure the viewers would like to know a little more story there. kathy and i consider you both friends, she's a wonderful woman. tell us how you keep the meter and then get married. >> guest: a mutual friend set up a blind date so it was awkward at first, one of those things, how are you doing? we started talking and we just had values in common. kids, family, and we said really? in dc i met a normal person? i love it up here. i'm joking. we had the same judeo-christian ethics outlook. i'm catholic now so you

those that are most active in either party they need to be small d democratic where it's easier for rankiny people not just between people who have self-declared but in candidate recruitment and training and feeling like there's more to say about your candidate on the front end. i think it would be healthy for both parties to do a better job of reaching out to the rank-and-file earlier in the stage in picking candidates. >> moderator: the candidates had a chance to ask questions of each other we will do that now. senator carroll we will start with you. carroll: mike question for congressman carroll -- coffman is due respect -- except any responsible with the boondoggle of -- coffman: carson had the district intel january 2013 at a copout of the national resources committee and transferred over to the veterans committee to provide oversight on it. there was a gao report in april of 2013 that said there were hundreds of millions of dollars over budget years behind schedule. i put forward as -- legislation to strip the va another authority which is now the army corps but engineers has taken o

justin rankin, touchdown, and they take the lead, 27-24 but akron goes on a drive, 67 yards and with 20 seconds left, he scores from 3 yards out, akron wins 27-31, and for the second straight year. the 41st ryder cup yesterday, u.s. up 5-3 versus europe but it took the americans winning 3 out of format points in the three point lead going into the singles after the ryder cup just how about this? the 79 yard eagle and look at the excitement what is fun about the ryder cup is you see the golfers getting ready -- really excited they need five -- five points to win in -- and europe needs 7.5 to retain the trophy that they have held since 2010. >>> we will see later on today at 6:00 and after football ni tonight as we talk indians and browns. have a great sunday, everybody. >>> you might not be able to depend on ohio weather but you can always rely on sunnyside automotive for great customer >>> hot air balloons have different sizes and shapes. in albuquerque for the 45th annual publicly at -- fiesta. and attracted close to 1 million visitors to central new mexico balloons that participate

those that are most active in either party they need to be small d democratic where it's easier for rankinot just between people who have self-declared but in candidate recruitment and training and feeling like there's more to say about your candidate on the front end. i think it would be healthy for both parties to do a better job of reaching out to the rank-and-file earlier in the stage in picking candidates. >> moderator: the candidates had a chance to ask questions of each other we will do that now. senator carroll we will start with you. carroll: mike question for congressman carroll -- coffman is due respect -- except any responsible with the boondoggle of -- coffman: carson had the district intel january 2013 at a copout of the national resources committee and transferred over to the veterans committee to provide oversight on it. there was a gao report in april of 2013 that said there were hundreds of millions of dollars over budget years behind schedule. i put forward as -- legislation to strip the va another authority which is now the army corps but engineers has taken over the fa

host: martha, rankin, texas. you are an interesting speaker.ted to ask you, in 1986, the ftc removed a truth and reporting law. that was the year rush limbaugh started up. did that make a difference in right wing radio. question, do you donald trump loses, do you think he will start his own channel? guest: i think the regulation you'd talked about was removed in 1980 seven. it had been a regulation in place since the late 1940's, early 1950's. it wasn't used very often. my research suggests it had a chilling effect. it affected the left and the right. conservatives had seen it for a very long time. when the doctrine gets repealed during the reagan administration, and opens the door for station owners to feel comfortable picking up the rush limbaugh program, knowing they are not going to get wrapped by the government for being unbalanced. it has some affect. as far as the potential for i was trump's network, talking about the fragmenting of conservatism and the media world. along with breitbart tv, i think right-wingace for a nonconservative sta