>> ron: that's right. and state representative walt rogers with us, the assistant majority leader, is that right? >> rep. rogers: that's right. >> ron: the democrats have a slight lead in the senate and this is iowa house district representative, republican, which includes seed czar falls, parts of black hawk county and again including hudson. let's go real quickly, walt, i'll start with you. what is the 86th general what would you like to accomplish? ing with -- >> rep. rogers: the top two issues, number one is going to be budget, making sure that we have a budget that is sustaining everything we're trying to do and not spending more money than we take in and that seems to be really the big kind of argument or tug of war every year as far as how much are we going to utilize of that budget. and so we've been strug lingt past two or three years as far as revenue as a state, and really, i shouldn't say struggling. not as much as we'd like to. that's going to be the big issue. and then, you know, medicaid-man

. >> ron: this week on the steele cover the hawkeyes at the rose bowl. of course, the outcome of the game was a shocker to so many, but the experience was unforgettable tort tens of thousands of iowans who made the trip to pasadena. the though begins right now. captioning provided by caption associates, llc www.captionassociates.com >> announcer: now from kwwl, this is the steele report. [ cnting ] >> ron: quite a sound in the rose bowl. you can hear the loyal hawkeye fans still voicing support moments after the crushing 45-16 rose bowl defeat atat the hands of the stanford card false. i thought this was quite moving, hawkeye players hand in hand showing their unwavering team unity as they left the playing field and headed back to at would be a very quiet hawkeye locker room. welcome this week's edition of the steele report. i'm ron steele along withth mark woodley to talk about the experience of covering the 102nd rose bowl. i had the prim of joining him our crew for an exciting week of live coverage here on kwwl. >> we had a great crew. scott albanese,

scott albanese, zach grant and brad hanson joint me and ron in pasadena. scott normally produces the 10:00 newscast and also produces in program. brad is stationed in our newsroom in dubuque and you'll hear from them later in today's show. >> ron: mark, let me ask you, first of all, aside from the result of the game itself, which was shocking to say the least, what words come to mind when you think about covering an event like this, kind of for all of us, kind of a once in a lifetime event? i know it's my first rose bowl. talking about covering thats at days leading up to the spectacle. >> mark: you mentioned it earlier, i was there for nine days. there's a lot of work that goes go something like this. people think we're on vacation, we hear it from our coworkers every single day and i mentioned, you know, if you're going to be working somewhere in december and january, southern california is a great place. follow the team around to some great events. of course, i got there on christmas day. >> ron: the hawkeye team of '82 went out two weeks earlier and th

ron had been using it rather ideally as a pig pen. but now patty told jaime, this old stone foundation was to be the location of her husband's murder. the plan, jaime was to lure ron to the pig pen, hit him from behind, load his body into his old suburban and roll it off the side of this mountain road, known by the locals as chili bar. of all the miles of winding road around ron's little farm, this was the perfect spot to stage an accident. you see that s curve where the truck is coming around the hill over there? there is no protective barrier. a car can go right down into the valley, hundreds of feet below. and just over here, behind that berm, is the only place along this road which is perfect for hiding a getaway car. on june 24th, 2008, patty went shopping with jaime for shoes and coveralls in case the killing got messy. that afternoon she took jaime to a used auto lot and bought him a used getaway car, a 2003 green hyundai. afterwards, patti went to dinner with family as jaime returned to ron's place. >> her alibi was being with

king: answer this, ron. if you have irish blood, that's an explanationor any kind of behavior whatsoever. >> h hdi: that can be ttrue. ron: we'll take a break real quick. reminder, the program in its entirety will be on kwwl.com as well shortly after we air it re, aswe always follow meet the press on sunday mornings. we'l the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't wait. the single mom who desperately needs a raise... can't wait. the studenwith a mountain of debt can't wait. we can make real progress, right now. i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing for hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college

reynolds: it's interesting -- >> ron: what does that say? >> lt. gov. reynolds: this is an interesting cycle, so different than it normally is, but it shows the frustration of not only iowans, but americans, and they don't like the dysfunction that's happening in washington, d.c., they don't like the fact@ that we're $18 trillion in debt going on around e world in foreign policy and they feel that america's leadership is on retreat insteaof being, you know, the leader in the world. and they really are concerned. they're concern about their safety, they're concerned about their children. i have seven grandchildren, one more on the way, i want to make sure that they have every opportunity at we had growing up. no guarantees, there's no guarartees for aanything, but an opportunity to be successful and thrive, and so there's a lot of concern that i think they're frustrated that nothing ever gets done and so i think that's reflected in what we're seeing on the campaign trail. so it's going to be interesting to see how this all plays out, but i would say that

>> ron: welcome to this week's edition of the steele report. republican lieutenant governor kim reynolds, someone i've been trying to get on the though for quite some time. she's been a former iowa state senator from osceola, a republican in iowa's 47th lieutenant governor, having served in that position since 2011 as she was on the ticket with governor terry branstad 2010. so you're the running mate, you still are. you're doing -- someone who's actually probably been the post active lieutenant governor that i can ever remember in iowa. you have been going around the state the last few days trumping the agenda -- >> lt. gov. reynolds: the condition of the state, yes. >> ron: and some of the things going on. what do you see as the centerpiece because this budget this year is a tight one and it centers around education. >> lt. gov. reynolds: first of all, thank you for giving neat opportunity to sit down with you. i'm glad we were finally able to make that happen. it is an honor to serve and when the governor asked if i would run with him, he sai

ron has given." the team captain... who ron replaced on the court said he wouldn't have it any other way. 14.21.00.00 "i told him who i was guarding, i shook him up and just watched him do his thing." the coach says he sent a note to the other team to watch ron live out his dream. it is i just have as much respect for bonanza and their boy's basketball players for what they have done." ron is hoping to get into a couple more games... and has another goal in his sights. 14.25.48.00 "so close to making a dunk." ron's favorite player is kobe bryant. his teammates are now trying to get the superstars attention, with the hashtag "get kobe 4 ron" they have been spreading that all over social media....hoping to get the two of them together. still ahead on good morning las vegas..the nfl playoffs start this weekend... and one game is going to be down right frigid! we'll tell you how cold the game between the vikings and seahawks could ....but one of the four games - is expected to be down right cold! it's to

ron: i'm not quite too sure. vicki: we asked the chancellor for an interview to discuss his expenses. he said he'd only talk with us during a live, unedited broadcast, so we agreed. ron: i'm telling you, it must be a pretty slow news day at nbc bay area as well. vicki: but after two business days and no response, we caught up with the chancellor before a public board meeting and showed him the receipts we uncovered. ron: i didn't buy mojitos in las vegas, i'm sorry. vicki: but here they are, two mojitos clearly charged to galatolo's room, then submitted to the district for payment. ron: if i bought those, i guarantee you then they were reimbursed. vicki: the chancellor has not produced any proof he reimbursed the district for any of his alcohol purchases. and listen closely. in the span of less than a minute, the chancellor says three different things. first, yes, he understands district rules. vicki: an employee is not authorized to use a procurement card for personal purchases. ron: absolutely. and that is--and

there was no way ron was not going to get back on that motorcycle. >> but ron has a new worry.k conditions don't look good. >> it's all broken up. >> i don't like riding that. ton of squirrelly. track conditions will be better. >> but ron is not about to back down. he's ready to get back on the bike and do what it is that he does best. break records. >> i'm in a cautious state of mind but still a little bit of nervousness there. there always is after a crash. just have to get back on the saddle and do it again. let's say i'm optimistically cautious. >> mark is manning his camera midway down the track. >> i always want to make sure i get a shot of ron because he's the fastest thing on two wheels. i heard over the radio that ron was taking off from the start line. so i immediately grabbed my camera and aimed. a he almost immediately ron flies through the air as the bike smashes to pieces in a cloud of dust. >> rider down! rider down! everybody move slach slach. >> he crashed at probably 200 miles an hour and there was quite a debris field. there was dust and motorcycle parts. it

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ron has given." the team captain... who ron replaced on the court said he wouldn't have it any other way. 14.21.00.00 "i told him who i was guarding, i shook him up and just watched him do his thing." the coach says he sent a note to the other team friday... thanking them for their sportsmanship. 14.24.20.00 "as cool as it was to watch ron live out his dream. it is i just have as much respect for bonanza and their boy's basketball players for what they have done." ron is hoping to get into a couple more games... and has another goal in his sights. a dunk." ron's favorite player is kobe bryant. his teammates are now trying to get the superstars attention, with the hashtag "get kobe 4 ron" they have been spreading that all over social media....hoping to get the two of them together. still ahead... thanks for joining us this

ron, how about you?>> i think that when you start off with pope francis, let me add that i think of a quote from dr. martin luther king junior. he said that religious that is not concerned only for the souls of people and not for the political, social and economic conditions that strangle us all, it drives religion. i think faced with some of the political and social issues of our time. pope francis along with the environment. he came to america. he first came to cuba and then to america and he addressed washington and the congress. he was also in new york and in philadelphia. i mentioned him because in that speech to the joint session of congress, he mentioned for persons that influenced us here in this culture. our values and so forth. thomas newton -- thomas newton, dorothy day and martin luther king with an emphasis on civil rights. he also mentioned abraham lincoln. i was impressed that he had such knowledge of our country and that he did his homework. so, along with the encyclical in terms of the e

i wiped down the hammer. >> ron was in his easy chair watching tv. jaime, a few feet behind, seated at the kitchen table. >> i looked myself in the reflection by the window, and i was telling myself once again, if you do this, there is no turning back. you're doing this because it's right. you're doing this because you love her. >> so you were sitting behind him, trying to get up your nerve. what did you think about? >> i was thinking about all the things that she told me. >> they must be true. >> and that they must be true. this has to be true. if she tells me it's true, she won't lie to me. she's never lied to me. >> and that's how, sitting there in the kitchen he talked himself into believing patty's tale of abuse and rape, the one that triggered his own childhood memories. >> immediately i got the adrenaline rush because i started to feel the anger. i jumped out of my seat and i hit him on the head three times, quickly. he put his arms up, and i -- sounded like a what and a why at the same time. and he -- as he threw his arms up, they automatical

ron luff and his wife suzie are captivated. it becomes clear to local authorities, this small religious group is quickly morphing into a cult. >> so, where does this come in? >> my faith was very much everything. i'm looking for a lot of answers to questions. i decide that i want to go to kirtland temple and just visit the place. i've never been there. pray, meditate, and see if i can -- god will touch me in any way or let me know anything that he wants in my life. what direction in my life. so i'd never heard of jeff lundgren before that day. and that is where we first met. we spent about six hours after that tour talking to him, his wife and some of the things going on in the church and so forth. and then we met some of the other people that were there. what there seemed to be is a collection of people who all seemed to have the answers to their questions. and that was very attractive to me because i was still not finding those answers to my questions. everything i was reading was saying, okay, you have to go to ohio to get i

ron's favorite bryant. his teammates and peers are now using social media trying to get kobe's attention, hoping the nba star will visit ron or send him a personalized video. teaching kids to code.... how fisher price is getting in on the computer programing game... how much and when-- this cool product is expected to realize it or programs, to the way your smart phone works. the 'think and learn code-a- pillar'-featured at c-e-s this year-- focuses on teaching kids from 3-8 the skill. it comes with pieces that snap together with a u-s-b connector. the caterpillar then moves around, based on the sequence chosen. reportedly cost 50 bucks. according to fisher price, the product will be available for purchase soon. some reports say it could be in stores by july. let's take a look at what's ahead on fox five news this morning. a rock and fashion icon has passed away. more on david bowie's death... plus his vegas connection. right for everyone involved." "the team and i met for quite a long mutually decided asid

all due read to ron chernow.y of 2015, he was at mount vernon lecturing for an event that we were having there. he buttoned holed me on the east lawn which if you're going to get stuck somewhere, it's a pretty nice place to be. and we had a rather lengthy conversation about "hamilton." which at that moment was sort of beginning to finish its successful run at the public theater. and ron described to me in great detail doggedly just what "hamilton" meant for all the people seeing it and indeed for the american public. now, i'll acknowledge i could be too much of a washington loyalist, but i didn't -- thank you. chris, thanks. but i will say ron's admonition caused me to leap into action. first thing i did was contact the vice president of the public theater board who was a colleague of mine at time warner and i said can i jump the queue to get tickets. and this was literally two week before it was going to end its run. and she sent me an e-mail back on a saturday morning and she said, kurt, george clooney is on th

ron swisher. we will be back . >>> i am hugh burroghs with ron swisher. i left one of my stories over there and i wonder if one of my two assistants can bring me the stories quickly before we run out of time. okay, thank you gentlemen. they are children we just found somewhere in the studio here.>> moderator: here are my stories. praise to you oh my lord from the pope. lifting his first encyclical to friends -- to st. francis of assisi. then another big one was nuns on the bus. women who got into a scrape with the vatican were put under eat it. that was all taken away. our local nuns on the bus win big. the kentucky clerk from hobby lobby. this goes to the supreme court tussle over religion and what rights you have. it has led to the newest ruling which said that gay/lesbian marriage will be recognized everywhere. number four is who goes to church, especially in california. it turns out that those who do not go to church are mainline protestants and some roman catholics. those who do go to church are conservative christians. so the diversity in america, w

ron futrell has been covering this story for us since the news broke. and ron ... the interesting thing about this ... is that it happened in the middle of the season. ((ron futrell)) > ya michelle ---- surprising news that this is happening during the season --- but not really shocking when you consider the performance of the team lately ---- dave rice and athletic director tina kunzer murphy met earlier today to talk about the future of the program and --- as the statement from unlv says, they "mutually agreed that it was time for a change" assistant coach todd simon will take over as interim the rebels started out the season strong --- they beat two top 15 ranked teams --- but this loss last night at wyoming took the rebels to 0-3 in mountain west play. the talk amongst the boosters and fans was that a change needed to be made. rice was in his 5th season with the rebels, he has 3 years left on his contract and he will be paid his base salary for the 3 years remaining. rice played on the 1990 rebel team that won the national championship --- he was an assistant c

now he's been granted access to ron luff. in 1990, luff was convicted of aggravated murder and kidnapping for his role in the cult murders that took the lives of five family members. he is serving five consecutive life sentences at the ross correctional facility in ohio. >> what i'm looking for in today's interview is try to get a sense of what this man's history was like, to see if there was anything unusual that would have contributed to his becoming a cult member. it is difficult to conduct an interview in a prison setting. usually, being in a prison ups the anxiety level. i guess the curiosity of doing this sort of thing, you can never predict how someone is going to behave. >> hi, i'm dr. barill. i'd like to thank you for participating in this interview. i want to start off asking you some very basic questions. what precisely were you convicted of? >> five counts of aggravated murder and four counts of kidnapping. >> the real question becomes, how did you get to that place? >> everyone has a vulnerable time in their life

i found out about him after ron ghiraldi came to me for help. ron claimed guy had taken his timeshare and some of his money. after my investigation ... ron got his timeshare and part of his money back and guy closed up shop. well, since then ...i found out from the nevada division of real estate that guy was never licensed to resell or sell timeshares in the first place. in fact ... not many people are licensed to sell or resell it in nevada period. (( jd decker: there are only 4 the state. one in the north .. one in the south and then 2 are developer exclusive. )) ((michelle mortensen)) that means a lot of those timeshare resale offices all over the valley aren't legal! so how can you know for sure? you should always check with the nevada division of real estate before doing business with anyone. and if you think you may have been scammed ... you can file a complaint with the division of real estate as well. ((michelle mortensen)) their office has an amazing track record of resolving fraud and misconduct cases. i'll have all their information f

wonderful, ron. also here is the producer of "hamilton" and the driving force behind the educational outreach which in partnership with the rockefeller foundation which will bring 20,000 school kids to see the play, jeffrey seller. there are three people in front of me who must be the proudest family members in the world just now, lin's wife, vanessa and his parents, along with the rest of their family right here. from the cast of the show steflstefl itself, we have with us the alternate alexander hamilton who has performed brilliantly in the lead many types already, javier munoz. also, the unforgettable her could y hercules mulligan and james madigan, both parts. thank you for coming. the understudy to aaron burr and to george washington, who also performs in the ensemble every night, sydney harcourt. and the indispensable man george washington himself, chris jackson.harcourt. and the indispensable man george washington himself, chris jackson.arharcourt. and the indispensable man george washington h

. >> ron: the hawkeye marching band did an incredible job representing thestate of iowa even though al roker had trouble earlier o on, he called them the iowa state hawkeyes and i'm susu he heard all about that on social media, but a great event before the game by the always-popular iowa hawkeye marching band. that was a great arade. we saw themm making the floats the day before and we had a chance to drive down one of the roads. >> mark: the orange grove boulevard. >> ron: and colorado boulevard, the twoo popular ones and it was a sight to see all of these temporary bleachers set up in people's yards. i don't know how many people showed up for the parade, i think they said about a million for the parade itself. when we finally got to go to the stadium, i wanted to show you this one piece of video. as we walked through the tunnel on to the playing field, and by the way, this is the same tunnel from the locker room, they went from the locker room to the rose bowl turf and this is exactly what they saw, obviously more people in it by the time they came out for game day, but that turf was

talk ---- including some l-a rams news ((ron futrell)) season tickets are now on sale --- see if you can figure out who was first in line and pete rose is finally being inducted into a hall of fame --- but --- which one? sports is next. < > ((ron futrell)) > the rebels are in logan utah tonight --- they've got a date with aggies --- the game is just unerway chris matthuis is on assigment with the rebels and there are a couple football games this weekend --- the top four teams in the nfl making the final four. the early game is new england at denver --- that is the game you will see right here on 8 news now. the kickoff is right around 12 noon. patriots still favored by three. and the second game on sunday --- cardinals at the panthers --- kickoff is 3:40 sunday afternoon --- ((ron futrell)) > of course --- the winners this weekend will meet in superbowl 50 in san francisco --- have we mentioned yet that the game will be seen here on 8 news now? one guy watching the games closely will be vegas dave --- he's the guy who cashed the big futures tickets worth 2.5 million dollars on the ka

"what's the coolest thing about having ron on the team... he's a dancer.. hit it ron.. cheering on ron as he dances." ((paul joncich)) > a search for ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) the efforts underway after two military aircraft crashed in mid air and how witnesses are describing the mid-air collision./// announcer: now nevada's first ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > the search is on for survivors... after two military aircraft collided in hawaii. it happened late thursday off the coast of oahu. the coast guard says the planes involved were from the 1st marine aircraft wing. a total of 12- people were on board. witnesses in the area say they heard a loud boom over the water and saw a big flare in the sky. according to officials..an empty life raft was found earlier today but no one was on board./// ((paul joncich)) > the stock market ended the week with another steep decline. the market plunged hundreds of points right from the opening bell. and ended up losing 390 points. investors took their cue from the oil market after prices slumped below 30-dollars a barrel....the lowest level

henderson, ron fournier, ron baker and jackie kucinich. let's start there. bernie sanders needs the high turnout. even the president said, peter, in his interview with politico, bernie sanders is not barack obama. then he had to have a meeting with bernie sanders. >> just to confirm that he wasn't barack obama. >> they put his thumb on the scale, and he is not. >> but he kind of put his thumb on the scale for hillary clinton, and then he pulled it off and had a meeting with bernie sanders. to sanders' point, if you look at any data -- some people don't trust polling. this is in every single poll. if you have a younger crowd, if he turns out younger people like obama did, if he turns out independents like obama did, if he gets an influx of a lot of new voters who have never caucused before like obama did, that's the recipe. >> well, and how unlikely that this accept tseptogenarian from would suddenly be obama who was this rock star young guy and came out of nowhere. it's a very different profile and he's targeting the same constituencies. every democratic --

ron, i will not question your scholarship. washington was among the largest donors to the school when it opened in 1782, as it first college chartered in the independent united states. he was one of our original trustees. several of his successors are here this evening and i would like to recognize them. [applause] the founding idea of washington college was an innovative one in 1782. they would take this ancient tradition of liberal arts and adapt it to the values and necessities of the young american republic. teaching not just classical literature, philosophy, but american history. also, modern language, political science, things that were not taught very widely up at the time. our faculties and students continue to be inspired by these historic origins. i would like to recognize the faculty and students who are with us this evening. please stand and show yourselves. [applause] we are very proud of you. there is some miles of like to recognize among us. i guess to happens to be a direct descendent of alexander hamilton. ste

talk addressed the coach ron rivera while ago, head just a little panthers. carolina panthers. just a little while ago, head coach ron rivera addressed the media to talk about tonight's win. 3 3 3 "we've talked a lot about what the goal is. we talk about what the vision is and the direction we're heading with this vision. we're a step away. we're going to play a very good football team. we watched them play today and they play tremendous. they've got a quarterback, some playermakers around them. this is a team we're going to have to get ready and prepare for." for." 3 "we're not done yet. we're going to live in the moment right now. i'm happy for not only the teammates but happy for the carolinas.. for the organization, mr. richardson. i'm thankful for the process. we've been doubted, we've been slated. all the above. but yet we have turnouts like this today that make it all worthwhile." worthwhile." 3 3 'our defense line is the biggest group of guys, you look at the interception this post season, because of the rush, they did an excellant job coach walsh and

>> ron and i have known each other for about 15 years. we worked together years ago on nightline and pbs. when ron was working on the book, he approached me and said, this is going to make a great film and i jumped on it. film about thea zimbabwean are with severe disabilities that won an academy award. for me, it is about championing the outsider, telling the story of those left behind. whole vastents a population of people who of so much to offer us and we are losing out by not recognizing the genius of people like a win. amy: owen, what does it mean to be artistic? >> it means you have special talents and skills. amy: what are those talents? >> oh, gosh. pianoa good artist and a play a good writer, author, and storyteller. and possibly a good golfer and a great problem solver. because of each person's individual. what is your special talent? >> drawing animation, especially from disney and disney pixar. amy: let's take a step back, ron susskind, a talk about your life with your younger son, with owen . >> he was about three, he gets wh

((ron futrell)) he's the king of the featherweight division... and he's looking to take over the lightweight division as well. an exclusive interview with 8 news now... and the nhl talked expansion today. a date has been set with vegas' future in mind. sports is next./// "from 8 news now, this is they say denny's 7-pepper spicy skillet is crazy spicy, but how crazy could it be... denny's new crazy spicy skillet. denny's. welcome to america's diner. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks technology designed for you. march 5th --- but the battle begins --- i guess whenever conor mcgregor says it begins --- ufc 197 is rafael dos anjos --- the champ --- against conor mcgregor --- the challenger, because he's moving up to the lightweight division. mcgregor showed up a wee bit late for today's news conference to worry --- he was fired up and ready to go with a non stop barrage at dos anjos --- who is from brazil, but now lives in california --- mcgregor is the brash irishman who

ron's favorite player is kobe bryant. his teammates and peers are now using social media trying to get kobe's attention, hoping the nba star will visit ron or send him a personalized video. whoever said you can't teach an old dog new tricks was wrong. dogs just wanna do what humans do... watch one dog's attempt at a cartwheel your 7 day forecast. now heres a look at your 7 day forecast. tens of people--stripping down--on the subway. it's part of the international celebration of silliness. ok, so let's explain-- a movement, going on in roughly 60 countries sees commuters stripping down to just their underpants. in the dead of winter, people board the subway--fully dressed-- then tear off their pants. families are known to take part in the event. the ritual started in new york--in 20- 02-but has since gone international. a rescued pit bull becomes a web tries to copy a little girl's cartwheel. girl does cart wheel ok show us your trick dog rolls over laughing the dog dressed in a red sweater was simply trying to do same as

what else, ron? >> well, i think in religion, we have seen the loss of about 700,000 people leave conventional churches. religions. every year for the last ten years. and so the fastest-growing number of those who check none. none or done. and they only come back because they don't know what their loyalty of faith will be. so what do you do when you lose that millions of people? what does that say to us and to our religion religious commitment. >> the pie pill shows in california about 50% of people attend worship, and about 50% don't. and you have to wonder if that poll, how many of that 50% are buddhists or muslims, hindus and how many are christians. but you're right. the studies also show that particularly people 18 to 40 very much higher. who is losing people? main line protestants. >> they are becoming sidelined. >> yeah, we are sidelined. and so where that is going to go, i don't know. at that brings up the story i was going to talk about called the benedict option. and there is ron drier who

ron chernobyl, and -- ron chernobyl has written that possibly this was a reason that george washington patronized washing college so much. to erase the stigma that followed him his whole life. you would think that founding the nation of the united states would erase any stigma that was there. ron, i will not question your scholarship. among the largest donors to the school when it opened in 1782, as it first college chartered in the independent united states. he was one of our original trustees. it's -- several of his successors are here this evening and i would like to recognize them. what all current and former members of the board please rise to be recognized? [applause] the founding idea of washington college was an innovative one in 1782. they would take this ancient tradition of liberal arts and adapted to the values and necessities of the young american republic. teaching not just classical literature, philosophy, but american history. also, modern language, political science, things that were not taught very widely up at the time. our faculties and students continue to be inspi

ron has also reconnected with his son ron jr...and also met his grandson shawn. "are you ready to come see grandpa?" "he has the same eyes...they didn't change...you're still looking good dad." "this is all one big happy family." family love that now --- has more time to grow. ron is trying to bring his kids back home for a reunion in the u-s. he is facing a few roadblocks but hopes it happens soon. for now, meaghan he is happy to have reconnected. have reconnected. and he's getting a lot more friends on facebook which is where you can continue to follow his story. von gaskin has a look at your full forecast after the break. plus -- another no-winner powerball -- leaving the jackpot larger than life. the last few showers have moved expect highs in the lower 60s. high pressure will build into the area, dry and cool conditions will prevail to start the workweek with highs in the lower 50s. if you haven't checked your powerball lottery tickets yet - don't get your hopes up. expect highs in the lower 60s. high pressure will build into the area, dry and cool condition

ron, where were you preshow? >> unbelievable. >> unbelievable. >> while these two fight it out what's coming up on "gma" new revelations to tell you about in the father/daughter murder mystery. the motive think the pair may have had for the murder of her husband. >> plus, lottery winners who lost it all. the important lessons to know if your numbers come in tonight. so we need to pay attention, dan. because we're going to win. >> of course, ron, you can space off right here. >>> let's drink to coffee. an expert tells us about the many benefits of the bean. can it really add years to your life. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by wayfair.com, a here you are. anything i can do to make your stay more magical? well, i wish we could have even more park time. have dinner with a princess. oo i want to ride the monorail! oh, take a break by the pool. but be back in time for fireworks. let me see what i can do. whoa when you stay at a select walt disney world resort hotel, you get the most out of your vacation

after the debacle in 2012, not only did ron paul get all the delegates and indictments that year, ron paul supporters also briefly took over the iowa republican party. that lasted for a few years before iowa's long serving republican governor decided to end all of that. he waded into iowa state internal republican politics and took back over the party threw the ron paul lights out. he's the longest serving governor in u.s. history in any state. he's serving his sixth four-year term iiowa. terry is a fixture. he's been through a lot of iowa caucuses and always said he will stay neutral so as not to put his thumb on the scale for that pristine, ethical contest. this year he's stretched, if not broken that promise. he's not endorsed a candidate but he did go out of his way to say last week, that he explicitly opposite of endorses ted cruz. he's not telling iowa republicans who they should vote for, but he is telling them don't you dare vote for ted cruz. which is way to put your thumb on the scale. >> i believe it would be a big mistake for iowa to support him. the only poll that counts

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chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us with the forecast. wind chill advisory for ne siouxland tuesday from 3 am until 10 am despite a lot of clouds, we all saw some warming today with central and western siouxland being the warmest totoing out in the 20s and 30s. thihiwarming is very through tonight bringing with it a few evening snow showers (with only a dusting expected) and briefly windy conditions that bring in the cold yet again. northeastern siouxland is under a wind chill advisory tuesday from 3 am until 10 am for wind chills colder than -20 degrees. while tuesday stays cold, warming isn't far behind. we could see highs get back into the 30s as soon as wednesday. then thursday looks like the warmest of the days ahead before more cooling returns for the weekend when highs only get into teens for saturday and sunday. when we come back....the music industry is mourning a when we come back....the music when we come back....the musicic legend. we'll look back on the life of performances died yesteray from cancer. he was 69. dan scheneman

i agree with you, ron. not only -- dive but they swim. >> ron do you want to race me? >> no. >> that's the west virginia university swimming and diving team. >> they did it twice. >> my favorite moment of the show yesterday when we talked to ron outside. ron, how are you doing he said not well at all. >>> all right, let's get it back out to rob marciano, the question right now is, when will all this stuff melt? ron, what can you tell us. question is easy -- in spring. hopefully rng we'll get a little bit of melting. you can see my breath the temperaturess temperature is in the lower 20. you got to climb over these big banks that these snowplows have piled up. all right, let's broaden thiss out and show you where the jackpots were, so to speak, biggest snow totals. down to the south, where they thought they'd be. shep shepardstown, west virginia, 40 inches. round hill, virginia, 36.3 inches. sommerset, pennsylvania, 35.5. all right, we got the low still close enough to where we'll see winds. it start to taper off in the afternoon. still some blowing and drifting wind ch