schoumacher: sioux city was isolated.y the hundreds were turned back and rivers of milk ran down roadway ditches, while in the city, strikers distributed gallons of confiscated milk free to the inhabitants. although the iowa strikers were few in numb, their actions were merely the first ripple in an ever-widening sea of protest. roads were picketed in south dakota and nebraska. strikers were beaten and tear-gassed, but they held firm. north dakota organized and the georgia dairymen dumped their milk. six weeks after the sioux city strike began, it was all over. although scattered protests continued throughout the nation, they were faint echoes of the anger that spilled over at sioux city. why was the strike unsuccessful? the milk dealers could find enough milk supply somewhere to thwart the desires of the dairy farmer. so there didn't seem to be much that farmers could do to improve their general lot. not individual action, not institutional activity, not even group protests and violence. economic analyst richard gill exp

we have seen a loss of jobs here in sioux city. blue cross blue shield laid off over a hundred employees and attributed it directly to obamacare. >> what would you do to make sure that wouldn't happen? >> first, i would repeal obamacare. with patient centered health care that does address pre-existing conditions. you mentioned having children -- we already have that here in the state of iowa before obamacare was enacted. i believe we should allow insurance providers to sell over state lines. tax credits for those that privately purchase insurance. allowing our small businesses to pool together their policies just as we already allow large businesses to do. but we must make sure they address pre-existing conditions and it must be affordable and work for iowa families. >> mr. braley, a quick rebuttal. >> soundbites have consequences and when you say that every iowan deserves affordable, quality health care -- ever were 47 million americans who didn't have access to health care before the affordable care act became law. it is not perf

were going to sioux city. we have increased funding into the cdc significantly. at least for the past five or six years. ebola in this country was due to the lack of vigilance. there are pieces in place that can protect the spirit we don't need to have flights coming to the united states with passengers on them that originate in the ebola infected countries. that is the first one. second, we need that tsa to set up a no-fly list or they can put that in our computer system. they can stop people coming from those areas. we need to have a director for the cdc that we can believe. i think it is time for tom friedman to step down. he no longer has the credibility. we need to chase down each thread of ebola so we can stop the disease in this country. it is not a matter of spending money or the cdc as much as it is containment. >> all i heard there was fear mongering. our medical experts, transportation experts have told us the best approach. we need to react call me, deliberately, and need to invest in our cdc and nih. while congressman king has been in congress, fundi

the register, sioux cities, we've become news rooms of storytellers and watch dogs. social media experts, individual graefs, interpreters of analytics and big data. think, spoon, five years ago, i know i wasn't talking about my news room. i know that you weren't talking about it here, but are you today, just like i am, right? and somewhere in between all of that in des moines, we're still producing two print editions, touching readers in all kinds of ways and our sunday paper is reaching more than 400,000 readers in this great state. it's a remarkable time to be a journalist. i'm proud of the things we're accomplishing. we have the seventh best reach as it relates to combined print and digital in the entire country based on scarborough. that's great. here's something else that's even greater. is that change is a mandate. if you are in this school, if you are studying this business, anything related to communications, be prepared, strap it on, change is a mandate. it's nonnegotiable. i've shared that with my staff and folks who have their arms crossed may want to go b

because i only have about $300,000 in my campaign account and 100,000 is a loan that i got from a siouxls bank. >> that is an area -- is elmer fudd the millionaire and you're the rabbit? >> i was under attack because i was a republican congressman and senator. i was center of the year in 1991. i am sad they are doing that. they are running negative ad and there is an independent pac running negative ads and democrats running negative ads. i have a total campaign budget of $300,000, most of which is spent. >> we appreciate you joining us. which republican candidates would be to hillary clinton in iowa in 2016? whiis "blackish" the runaway comedy of the fall? ♪ >> hillary clinton's path to the white house runs through the -- through iowa. we wondered how she would do in matchups with potential republican rivals. for those results and more they are available on our website create with us to discuss the whole tamale is al hunt. >> thank you. i have never seen a polkadotted tamale but let's go. >> trudy striking. she loses to mitt romney and barely beats paul ryan. how surprised are you that

>> sioux falls is a relatively small community, and yet it is the biggest city in the state.does seem like a strange place for this battleground to be right now. >> mark? >> you have spent time with some of the candidates in the race -- >> you have spent time with some of the candidates in the race. do they seem nervous? what is the body language? >> we spent time with all four candidates. they seem pretty confident. they know their talking points at this point. >> [indiscernible] what are his recruiting skills question mark >> he is a great performer. he can play guitar. >> johnny cash? "are you lonely"? >> there are two different songs were he changes the lyrics to "taking that washington." >> i am going to brag on you little bit. you are one of the greatest filmmakers i have seen working in this or any other time. your film on the race will be where when question mark >> on bloomberg politics tomorrow. >> tomorrow. we just got a little tease. >> there will be all kinds of exciting stuff. and we will have a real political analyst. griffin, thank you for coming in. then cast

but i rented the apartment in sioux falls in order for convenience because to drive out to a farm inr each day. i've been very open. i've been out of the state a lot but i haven't been in washington, d.c., as much. i've been overseas teaching as a professor in china and in europe and other points and also at various colleges, such as west point. i taught there. i've taught at about 12 colleges and universities. i've been a contract by the semester of professor and so i've been all over. my wife has spent the most of her time in the washington, d.c., apartment. she has a business there that she had before we were married. so this is nothing new to the people of south dakota. i'm very open about it. when i had my press conference, i said i've been spending about half my time in south dakota but the other half not in washington but at universities in the united states and i'm very proud of that. >> okay. now, let me move on because i want to ask you about this. one of the reasons that this race is so unusual, you're a former republican senator, you're running an as independent. and demo

charles in sioux city, nebraska, a parent there. go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: good morning. i have a question, i have two grandsons going to your university in the ag department and wondering why is it so difficult to find scholarship or any kind of money to go to school if you don't do the right research, you end up getting none. >> well at the university of nebraska lincoln, there are a wide variety of need based scholarships and in fact at unl 3,000 students attend the university with no tuition charge. there are also other academic related scholarships depending on what field the student is in. very few student scholarships are actually focused on the potential research that a student might be interested in doing. unless of course, they are a graduate student and we have extensive support for graduate students who are pursuing master's degrees or ph.d. degrees. >> dr. linder, schools get more money for out of state students. do these students get preferences? >> in my experience out of state students do not

we have seen a loss of jobs here in sioux city, blue cross/blue shield laid off over 100 employees, and they attribute it directly to obama care. >> what would you do to make sure that doesn't happen? >> first i would repeal and replace obama care with patient-centered health care that does address preexisting conditions. you mentioned having children on their parents' policies. we already have that here in the state of iowa before obama care was enacted. i believe we should allow insurance providers to sell over state lines, tax credits for those that privately purchase insurance, allowing our small businesses to pull together their policies just as we already allow large businesses to do. but, again, we must make sure they address preexisting conditions and it must be affordable and work for iowa families. >> mr. braley, a quick rebuttal before we give you a chance -- >> sound bites have consequences. when you say that every iowan deserves affordable, quality health care, there were 47 million americans who didn't have access to quality, affordable health care before the affordable ca

[laughter] so i did a great sioux nation it was my first published book and the other thing is behind this to take it to the international level. these treaties behind the united states while to remove the cherokee from georgia, they would've been locked them up they had us newspaper in that cherokee language then what handpick tueber three random cherokees but they agreed to go to that territory. so that is not legitimate. so the work i have been doing since we went to geneva 1977 going to a u.n. conference on indigenous people very important work. but it started the ball rolling. >> it is another example of how important is that many of you here in social justice and many people in the united states face climate catastrophe and so forth. that the kinds of strategies are almost always based on survival we're all getting on a survival mode it is important to look get these strategies. but the work of the united nations is important for people to be doing because by any government body, a government of governments they will go off on their own as politicians do there was the push not t

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bismarck, sioux falls, you're included in that with temperatures 25 degrees in minot. 40 in minneapolishicago at this hour. your high temperature in chicago today only getting up to 47 degrees. you will be at 57 by tomorrow, 61 by monday. so temperatures will quickly rebound. this isn't going to last long at all. look at lows tonight, atlanta 44 degrees tonight. so these temperatures, guys, are dipping very far south and it's finally feeling like fall across much of the country. >> 44 is like winter. >> yes. >> more than -- more than fall. >> chilly for us in atlanta. >> yes. >> we'll take it. thank you so much, jen. >> all right. >> thank you, jen, christi. >>> more on the brutal beheading of a british father, husband and aide worker in syria by isis. british prime minister david cameron said the u.k. and its allies will do everything it can to defeat the terror group. isis is threatening to kill american hostage peter kassig. a cnn military analyst, rick francona joins us now. colonel, good to have you back. what is isis hoping to gain with these beheadings? they now have the u.s. and

we need a powerful senator to get better air service into sioux falls.eservations are an embarrassment. i'm embarrassed and ashamed of that pine ridge is in the condition that it's in. i've been endorsed by the native american newspapers all across south dakota. we have a situation here in our state where we have a racist situation to some extent, and i want to work on that in my last productive years. i hope i may have quite a few left. >> thank you. by the way, you're sitting in front of one of my favorite things in this entire country, that's mount rushmore. i sat for hours and looked at that amazing thing. good luck in your race. >> thank you. >>> up next, in the round table, the vatican's big shift. what a surprise. and the debates held last night between alison grimes and mitch mcconnell and why some republicans can't quit mitt romney. he's back. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> here's what's happening this hour. controversial texas voter i.d. law back in effect after being reinstated by a federal appeals court. the justice d

our dana bash joins us from sioux falls, south dakota. recent polls show a very tight race.sy win for the republicans. what happened? >> reporter: it was. it was supposed to be a sure bet in their bid to try to retake control of the senate in november. but much to the chagrin of national republicans, their candidate here hasn't been able to put it away giving opportunity to his opponents. ♪ ♪ i just won't listen to the 1 >> reporter: democrat rick wiland. >> reporter: he hardly has the corner of creativity. larry kressler reads poetry. >> reporter: they are trying to send a signal about who you are in this race. >> yes. who i am. i want to work with both sides. >> reporter: neither of these quirky candidates was supposed to stand a chance. this open democratic chance was going to be an easy gop pick-up. >> what happened? >> we continue to tell them the same thing. south dakota is a purple state. you take nothing for granted. >> reporter: his message was like the others, change washington. >> i have no intentions of going to washington, d.c., and setting on my butt. i want to

got to getting along, one time in 2004, barbara walters sneezed and joy behar accidentally said ga siouxithe. you know spongebob squarepants. he is the subject of government criticism in kazakhstan. according to their education ministry, spongebob is, quote, a self-absorbed bully who regularly inflicts violence on others and seems to enjoy it. [ laughter ] of course spongebob is self-absorbed. he's a sponge. [ laughter ] why they exist. [ applause ] and if he was a bully, he's the only bully i have ever seen that tucked his shirt in like that. spon spon spon spongebob isn't the only cartoon character. they are saying that dora the explorer promotes lesbian haircuts. you know what, kazakhstan, if you don't like it, change it to your other channel. that's why you have two. this is funny. a 17-year-old kid from connecticut has been doing excellent work on youtube. what he does is, he rides around with his grandmother and instead of just driving in silence like most teenagers do, kevin makes up crazy stories, items them to his grandmother and he video tapes it. here he is making his grandma

. >> senator tom harkin will be on iowa turf on your behalf in sioux falls. will that help? >> oh, yeah. i'm never him for years. he's out there still pushing for an increase in the minimum wage, expanding social security, all those things i've been talking about in my campaign, and i'm excited to have him out here on my behalf. he's right next door. he's good people. >> rick weiland, good to have you with us. >>> david, good to have you with us tonight. why isn't there a criminal investigation if there's so much money missing? >> there have been, and thanks for having me on. and concluded in november, that was on the verge of filing felony charges against a former state cabinet secretary richard benda, accusing him of misappropriating $550,000 in a state grand that went to an eb-5 funded project, a northern beef plant. that investigation concluded after he died by suicide in october. the attorney general said he didn't find any evidence to brings charges against anybody else and make them stick in a court of law. okay, the -- excuse my. i didn't mean to interrupt you. >> th

live coverage from morningside college in sioux city starting at 8 p.m. on c-span. >> c-span's 2015 studentcam competition is underway. this nationwide competition for middle and high school students will award 150 prizes totaling $100,000. create a 5-7 minute documentary on the topic the three branches in june. videos need to include c-span programming, show varying points of view and must be sedated by january 20, 2015. go to studentcam.org for more information. grab a camera and get started today. >> here are just a few of the comments we have received our viewers. >> i am calling in reference to this ebola thing and am watching it. we have multi-million dollars resort in cuba called guantÁnamo. the people from west africa heading to the united states, i don't think they would mind a couple weeks late over at guantÁnamo to make sure that there healthy enough to finish their trip. >> i don't believe a thing that this government that's in control now tells us about ebola. .. >> and continue to let us know what you think about the frames you're watching.

iowa, i'm from sioux city, and my question is -- we have now seen to ebola patients treated just down the road in nebraska. what steps are the federal government be taken to protect y? and our family question ma you just spent some time in an emergency meeting. what can you tell us tonight that was discussed today? >> what happens today is there was plain talk and honest questions to the heads of the thecies dealing with this, centers for disease control, the national institutes of health, the customs and border patrol agency and i asked tough questions there and amended answers on what we are doing to protect the safety and security of the american people. what i found is that we need to do whatever is necessary to make that happen. if that means beefing up travel restrictions, we need to do that. if it means changing the hospital protocol so that patients in omaha and dallas and atlanta are being taken care of and we are solving the problem, we need to do that. it was important for me to be at that hearing because one of the leading companies in the united states developing vaccines

state has confirmed an average of three trains a week caring bakken crude oil are traveling from south siouxity through fremont and lincoln by rail. does this raise safety concerns for you and does it affect your thinking on the keystone xl pipeline which could carry some bakken crude oil? hassebrook: you know last week the university of nebraska came out with a study come the university was charged to look at climate change, the extent of climate change, its causes and its implications for the state of nebraska. they release their report last week and they said the scientific debate about climate change and the extent to which burning fossil fuels is contributing, the scientific debate is over. the scientific research is overwhelming that the use of fossil fuels is contributing to climate change. we know that burning oil and developing oil in the tar sands region in canada contributes far more to climate change than our own domestic crude oil sources. that's one of the reasons i've oppose developing the keystone pipeline. i believe we have a responsibility, a moral responsibility to our chi

. >> we decided to build on the strengths we have and have the sioux companies go out of their own.to fortune 50 companies. imagine to fortune 50 companies inside hp. we have continuity of leadership, great customer focus, and those two companies have different competitors and cost structures and different businesses in many ways or we are excited. this is the next step in our turnaround journey. me.ut through that talk for few people know that meg whitman gets paid by the buzz word. not think continuity of management was important when she took over but she will be chairman of both companies. bothr as the strength of companies, there are certainly many things going right at hewlett-packard. revenues were flat this year and down last year and the year before and down two years before that. the company that is rapidly shrinking, it's exciting to say your in the fortune 50, you can call that strong but i call it a company's revenues and profits are shrinking, not strong. >> the other bigger storyline perhaps maybe that get used to this if you are a shareholder. changing and ceos will

>> well, i -- sioux falls is the biggest community i've ever lived in for any length of time. [ laughter ] so i start from there. the largest problem they have is parking. okay? if you're going to test more than 600 people at the same site, you need to have a big parking lot, that much i know, okay? [ laughter ] but i know there's a pilot going on in des moines, for example, which is a somewhat larger community. i've understood that there's going to be one going on somewhere in one of the communities in florida, which i'm sure is larger than des moines. and i guess i have to go back. you've got to pick a spot, with a big parking lot, and you have to try it. but you can scale back the target audience. we scaled back. we started only with duis with a prior conviction. and we knew from the numbers in south dakota how many people that was statewide. we also knew how many it was by county. so we knew the -- at least when we started, the numbers were never going to get higher than that. now, of course, what turned out was that the judges immediately started seeing the efficacy of using it for

northwestern counties, by and large, including a region from ames to mason city, westward to denison and siouxity. 39 of iowa's 99 counties. steve king is the incumbent here. first elected in 2002, seeking a seventh term. although the boundaries change with the redistricting every 10 years, republicans have represented some counties in what is now the fourth district since the mid-1960's. democrat jim mowrer is campaigning to change that. he is an iowa national guard iraq veteran. he served as a civilian in appointments at the pentagon. welcome to "iowa press." i feel like i am masquerading here in another body, but this is me, but now my voice. we'll get through it together. you are both familiar with the traditional "iowa press" format, but we are in a different setting with a wonderful audience. in addition to the television viewers, those in the audience have agreed not to cheer during the one-hour debate. we are following the regular format with which you are familiar, and that is no preset debate rules, just an exchange of ideas and issues. i will be moderating, and questions will be com

and even sioux falls are will make it to 70. it's not ending there.e chicago that have been slightly below average, a little bitticy. look at the numbers, well into the 60s bit weekend. minneapolis, making it to 70 bit end of the week. kansas city, 81 in the peak. and indianapolis will get to the big 7-0 into the weekend. then it's going to change. but let's just fwd ago ahead an marinade on this. and back here, talking about the >> speaking of rain, we've got rain falling and the d.c. metro area everywhere. be sticking with us throughout the day and temperatures will only climb into the upper 50' >> all that weather brought to you by carmax. jus marinading in the picture a little bit too. >> nothing raw about that picture. >> that is beautiful. thanks. >>> coming up, how missing just a few hours of sleep can make you a big danger on the road. what you need to know before your commute this morning. >>> and renÉe zellweger, taking on the questions about her new look. take your time. built-in nav, heated seats for mom, dvd with wireless headphones for t

responded to record numbers of wildfires we responded to ice storms and this summer flooding again on the sioux and a tornado. in every instance to have acted promptly to call up the national guard to provide aid when needed and local governments are the first responders this stage is always that the ready to provide help we come in to offer the ideas of suggestions of what can be provided. financially we have always been careful to arrange for repairs for its advanced defenses that qualify for feed the reimbursement where available and we have a good record with european -- with assistance to appeal the decision against it and we were successful so we have a big job to provide financial assistance where we could teeeighteen what can be done and at this state level to provide more security in the event we have a natural disaster in the future? myers: when we recognize that water and storms and snow they do not respect county lines when counties struggle and fight and compete over the cost of that damage i believe governor daugaard have done this many to bring them together if there is no way to

the leader which was the newspaper in sioux falls had asked for information on food stamp redemptions. indeed they have redemption data when it comes from retailer. unfortunately they said well, this information is basically that nature and i believe this applies appropriately. unfortunately when they got to the eighth cirque ult, they said that -- let me see. the exemption applied only to the data supplied by retailer and this is aggregate the and collected by the department by 30 party processors and a debit card that food stamp recipients use. they said that the only provision under this is exempt and they cannot be obtained with the court. so because the information had not been obtained from the proper party, the rule is that the exemption applieapplied. the other exemption, there is not that much litigation. often times it exists to serve the interest of various institutional interests and the division and to provide the records because they do specify what the record is. it fits into the exemption and it's exempt. often times i think the bes in particular like exempt to three s

. >> reporter: the university of sioux falls athletic director josh schneider says his student athletesnt report raises any red flag. >> when hard evidence comes, there will be decisions to be made in the future, but at this point i would be shocked if there's, you know, any drastic changes. >> reporter: it's the little black rubber pieces that have raised concern but if you look at this field you'll notice little green pieces called mondo eco-turf. >> it keeps the turf temperature lower on hot sunny days. >> reporter: there is some upside to the mondo eco-turf. >> there will be no reaching, no carcinogens. >> reporter: schneider doesn't think the turf will have an impact on game's popularity. >> i would be surprised if there's any hard and fast decisions made by the majority of the population, parent or kids or, you know, student athletes to stop playing soccer, to stop playing on artificial turf or anything like that. >> well, coming up, a local mother makes another push to keep her son's murder from growing colder. how she's trying to find closure and what relatives say could lead po

the argus leader which is the newspaper in sioux falls south dakota had asked for information on foodstamp redemptions. indeed the statute protects redemption information, redemption data when it comes directly from retail. and unfortunately the district court said okay well this information is basically of that nature and i believe that this exemption applies appropriately. unfortunately when the case got to the eighth circuit the eighth circuit said that the exemption applied only to the redemption day supplied by a retailer and in today's world this information is aggregated and collected by the agriculture department through third-party processors and gary debit card that food stamps recipients use. so the eighth circuit essentially said the statute makes clear that only information obtained under this provision which is submitted by a retailer is exempted. when the statute says obtained, it means obtained not can be obtained the district court reason. because the information had not been retained and not been obtained from the proper party the exemption didn't apply. the other, when i

>> well, i -- sioux falls is the biggest community i've ever lived in for any length of time. [ laughter ] so i start from there. the largest problem they have is parking. okay? if you're going to test more than 600 people at the same site, you need to have a big parking lot, that much i know, okay? [ laughter ] but i know there's a pilot going on in des moines, for example, which is a somewhat larger community. i've understood that there's going to be one going on somewhere in one of the communities in florida, which i'm sure is larger than des moines. and i guess i have to go back. you've got to pick a spot, with a big parking lot, and you have to try it. but you can scale back the target audience. we scaled back. we started only with duis with a prior conviction. and we knew from the numbers in south dakota how many people that was statewide. we also knew how many it was by county. so we knew the -- at least when we started, the numbers were never going to get higher than that. now, of course, what turned out was that the judges immediately started seeing the efficacy of using it for

and even sioux falls are will make it to 70. that warmth is pushing up and it's not ending there.ke chicago that have been slightly below average, a little bit icky. look at the numbers, well into the 60s bit weekend. minneapolis, making it to 70 by the end of the week. kansas city, 81 in the peak. and indianapolis will get to the big 7-0 into the weekend. then it's going to change. but let's just go ahead and marinade on this a little bit. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco, check out this gorgeous sky from october orange because of high clouds. it will be thicker today. mid-60's along the coast and a few upper 70's inland. the seven-day forecast shows sprinkles across the north bay >> all that weather brought to you by carmax. just marinading in the picture a little bit, too. >> nothing raw about that picture. >> that is beautiful. thanks. >>> coming up, how missing just a few hours of sleep can make you a big danger on the road. what you need to know before your commute this morning. >>> and renÉe zellweger, taking on the questions about her new look, speaking out t

were going to sioux city. we have increased funding into the cdc significantly. at least for the past five or six years. was due tois country the lack of vigilance. there are pieces in place that can protect the spirit we don't need to have flights coming to the united states with passengers on them that originate in the ebola infected countries. that is the first one. tsa to setneed that up a no-fly list or they can put that in our computer system. they can stop people coming from those areas. we need to have a director for the cdc that we can believe. i think it is time for tom friedman to step down. he no longer has the credibility. we need to chase down each thread of ebola so we can stop the disease in this country. it is not a matter of spending money or the cdc as much as it is containment. was fearheard there mongering. our medical experts, have toldtion experts us the best approach. we need to react call me, deliberately, and need to invest in our cdc and nih. while congressman king has been in congress, funding has dropped significantly. >> let me inter

dmarls south sioux city, nebraska. a parent there. charles, go ahead with your question or comment. >> good morning. i have a question -- i have two grandsons going to your university in the ag department and i was wondering why is so difficult to find scholarship or any kind of money to go to school? if you don't do the right research, you end up getting none. >> well, at the university of nebraska lincoln, there are a wide variety of need-based scholarships and, in fact at unl 3,000 students attend the university with no tuition charge. there are also other academic-related scholarships depending on what field the student is in. very few student scholarships are actually focused on the potential research that a student might be interested in doing. graduate student and we have extensive support for graduate students who are pursuing master's degrees or phd degrees. >> dr. linder, twitter wants to know "schools get more must be for out-of-state students. do these students get preferences?" >> in my experience, out-of-state students d

from eppley auditorium on the campus of morningside college in sioux city, iowa, thanks for joining us. good night. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. race in georgia. carter,eal and jason the grandson of president jimmy carter. here is a look at some of the ads voters are seeing. >> senator jason carter claims he will put education first, but phone is against the largest increase in education funding in seven years. educationl increased by $538 million this year. >> yet seen the worst contraction of public education in the history of our state. you have 9000 fewer teachers. if 45,000 people leave our technical schools and have not come back. soorry we will reap what we from that destruction of our education. and i'm governor, we will have a separate budget for education and we will protect that not just in the good times, but all the time. >> i wrote the law to stop illegal aliens from receiving taxpayer-funded health care, and voted against obamacare. liberals will not like it when i empower local law enforcement to deport illegal aliens. illegal aliens are costing geo

>> well, i -- sioux falls is the biggest community i've ever lived in for any length of time. so i start from there. the largest problem they have is parking. okay? if you're going to test more than 600 people at the same site, you need to have a big parking lot, that much i know, okay? but i know there's a pilot going on in des moines, for example, which is a somewhat larger community. i've understood that there's going to be one going on somewhere in one of the communities in florida, which i'm sure is larger than des moines. and i guess i have to go back. you've got to pick a spot, with a big parking lot, and you have to try it. but you can scale back the target audience. we scaled back. we started only with duis with a prior conviction. and we knew from the numbers in south dakota how many people that was statewide. we also knew how many it was by county. so we knew the -- at least when we started, the numbers were never going to get higher than that. now, of course, what turned out was that the judges immediately started seeing the efficacy of using it for situations othe

charles in sioux city, nebraska, a parent there. go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: good morning. i have a question, i have two grandsons going to your university in the ag department and wondering why is it so difficult to find scholarship or any kind of money to go to school if you don't do the right research, you end up getting none. >> well at the university of nebraska lincoln, there are a wide variety of need based scholarships and in fact at unl 3,000 students attend the university with no tuition charge. there are also other academic related scholarships depending on what field the student is in. very few student scholarships are actually focused on the potential research that a student might be interested in doing. unless of course, they are a graduate student and we have extensive support for graduate students who are pursuing master's degrees or ph.d. degrees. >> dr. linder, schools get more money for out of state students. do these students get preferences? >> in my experience out of state students do not

one of those debates, in the senate race, in iowa, and in sioux city iowa, and one question, asked, your qualifications for the job. >>> i'm a bridge-builder and not a bridge burner. i got to know the people that i served with, and i have them over for den ever dinner, so i get to know where they came from, and the work they did before they came to congress. and that's why i have had so much success, to pass legislation, that's been beneficial. when the national guard came home, and was denied benefits for gi bill, and hardship pay, i worked with republicans, to get their orders changed. >>> that's what they expect, somebody like senator, who can bring people together. >>> what unique thing is there that sets you apart. >>> i'm a public ser van, i have served in my community, and state, and my nation, many, many different capacities, and, worked with. different and i still serve as a sunday school and, the church that i grew up. >>> i don't do these things for personal began, i believe in serving the public, whether it is a time of flood, and whether it is during winter storms, and makin

>> sioux falls, south dakota. >> what are you doing here?er will be spectacular, royals or giants? >> royals! >> all right. no disputing there. northwest 10-mile-per-hour winds. there's your radar across the northeast. a little bit of rain here and there, but nothing to wash out your spooky plans to pumpkin pick or pick out your outfit. northwest we do have some showers and thunderstorms unfortunately and mountain snow and wind. it's that time of the year when they get the inclement weather in november. northeast really looks good. across the south, we could actually break records. 89 in dallas today. all right, have fun. have fun vikings fans. i know we're getting a lot of comments on facebook about what we are going to be for halloween. >> that's right. a lot of people are guessing it accurately, i the just say that. >> anna has some dental work. >> it looks pretty good. >> something about that top. >>> coming up, thousands of pastors are mentioning the midterms and you lose your tax exemption. so what is with the scare tactics from the go