check out the back door pass from ted brown to stevie sarcone doesn't get easier than that. dowling cruises 55 to 40. jon: it's a regular headline-- national college football analysts don't think iowa belongs. well today jordan furbee heard from a couple of the college gameday analysts. he has more from indianapolis. " well jon we're less than 24 hours away form kickoff here at lucas oil stadium in indianapolis. now all season long iowa against the world especially in the eyes of the national media well earlier today we against the world especially in the eyes of the national media well earlier today we caught up with two college gameday analysts who certainly haven't been on the iowa corner to get their thoughts on the hawkeyes. (kirk herbstreit) i think that's maybe a little bit of iowa's fans maybe feeling that. as an outsider ive respected the prgram for a l0ng time how could you not? jut because of the way they recruit the type of the type way theyve developed them in the weight room. they do all the things you need to do as a winning program at the same time. they ened

brown. that is faith ford along with candice. >> yeah. >> guess what, ted and faith teamed up, there is a new movie >> sunday night on the hallmark channel. >> what is going on here? >> she's my on screen wife and we have played husband and wife and now it is just like old times. >> we feel safe together. stops? >> i go home to my wife. she goes home to her husband. >> we can be mean to each other. i'm kidding. relationship. >> yes, we are honest with each other. >> how far do you go? >> that's it. >> just checking. >> what you see on the screen is what you see. >> tell us the story of the bridge. >> this is about, two couples, a>> they are going to be huge stars. >> we are the older couple. we love each other to death. i love my husband charlie. and i sort of trust him with everything in my life. we go through hard times together. >> we buy this old house and make it into a bookstore and the bookstore you dream of being in, a fireplace and coffee going and lazy couch to curl up on, and in the day of age with electronic readers that is a place to go and feel cozy, warm and safe. it is that pl

brown. however both candidates will still be on,tomorrow ballot in cedar falls. decsion 2016 coveage -- presidential candidate ted cruz was in coolville for aatown hall. he addressed many serious topics... allowing people to put him on the spot and ask questions. kwwl's kristin rogers was at the event kristin whh did he cover? he covered a wide range of topics but he said the first obligation as commandernd chief is to otect our national security...and to protect innocent americans. and that is one thing he says he would do as president. (cg: ted cruz/ presidential candidate) "when you're a stronggand crediblee cocoander and cheif more often military force because the bad ted cruz answered questions fro the iowa crowd a state he says he love because iowans take politics seriously. (cg: ted cruz) "yal treat politics the way texans treat football, although let's be clear this year you're awfully good at hawkeye football team. (cg: ted cruz) "i am right here today predicting a national championssip of iowa vs.. clemson." but he also go to the serious issues, addressing questions from education to nuclear weapons eve

brown. performance contractors donated one-thousand dollars that be used to upgrade facilities at the climbing hill public safety center ted cruz says a washington post cartoon depicting his 5- and 7-year-old daughters as should be off-limits in campaigns. the cartoon, which criticized cruz for using his children in a tv ad, depicted cruz as an organ grinder dressed as santa and his daughters as dancing monkeys. the newspaper pulled the cartoon yesterday from its websbse. cruz told reporters in tulul today that he has thick skin but the cartoon, in his words, "ticks me off." last night in the western u-s, a mystery in the sky that lit up social media. people from las vegas to california caught a glimpse of something mysterious streaking across the sky. and it wasn't reindeer... nbc's willie geist reports. << "what is that?" in a city known for its strip full of bright lights, it was a sterious flash in the sky that had everyone looking up ... nat: "those are the afterburners" sot chance cribs " i was kind of confused" the streaking light - described nevada and california overnight... social media lighting up like the sky..

political fallout which i map out in chapter 3 then, which includes scott brown, a republican winning in massachusetts and ted kennedy's deep blue seat, suggested that if there was an attack that succeeded, he would be a failed one term president. he would not be-- they would not be able to do any of the things they wanted to do way beyond national security, health-care reform, et cetera. the whole thing would collapse. just a year after his historic sweeping victory which included democrats getting a fill buster majority in the senate. everything looked totally 180 degrees different. and from that point on this ambiguous, ambivalent first year we're going to keep some of this but use it sparingly and ratchet back some of that, shiftd both in their internal delib raitionzs as i showed one-story after another, becomes much more of a hard line. we are going to do what it takes to prevent that from happening. >> rose: where do you think the president has come on the question of this balance between security and privacy and freedom? >> well, i definitely think that the obama that ran for office found a very diffe

brown paper bag. "what's in that bag, juice? iced tea? it could be anything!" i'm telling you, watching this footage is pure joy. you get to watch tedruz tell his family to make him look good and watch his family desperately try. >> share what it was like growing up with my fawct. and the role he played in your life. >> that's right. should i look at you? >> start looking at me. >> he has taught me so much about what i know today about our country and the foundations of how our country began. >> am i supposed to say, like, the same type-- >> i don't know what else to say. >> i don't know. just keep talking. just keep talking. ( laughter ) >> trevor: aaah! scripted love. doesn't it just get you right here? sorry, are we going to do that again? scripted love. doesn't it get you right here? ( laughter ) now, not all the footage is is glamorous. from all the coughing in the background we also learn ted cruz's home might have a terrible asbestos problem. >> ted realized that you can't just rest on your laurels. >> when my dad was a scared teenaged boy ( coughing ). >> these were the three he enjoyed the most ( coughing ( prospect. >> pre

ted cruz, carly fiorina, and rick santorum in cedar rapids summit... elias: one event they won't be a part of...the iowa republican ever brown and black forum.. the forum gives candidates a chance to talk that affect latinos and african the iowa g-o-p time opportunity for republicans, out this time around. supposed to happen today but you know, sometimes these partnerships don't work out on the first round. there's a lot of moving parts you need and we just had some scheduleing issues and weren't able to make this event work. them especially when latino community wants to participate in the caucuses both democrat and republican next febuary 1st. elias: the democrat's brown and black forum remains on the calendar. it's scheduled for 7:00 p-m, january 11-th, at drake university in des moines. sabrina: happening today...time to welcome the winter in waukee! sabrina: the city's annual winterfest kicks off this evening in the historic downtown triangle district... this year's holiday celebration will including the lighting of the winterfest tree, a holiday ice sculptor, a toy and food drive, and of course a visit from santa claus... look for local

ted daniel. the suspect's nickname is the beast he is wanted for child sex trafficking. cameras rolling in peru as police broke into a building and took 64-year-old joshua david brown into custody. for years police say brown has been selling children for sex and may have even killed two of his victims. you during the raid of eight homes 36 people were rescued brown claims he's innocent. >> i know exactly what's happening a person whom i trusted has been trying for weeks to get me in trouble but i have nothing to do with this. >> police say the new hampshire native has been living in south america for more than a decade. brown could also be facing charges in the u.s. as well. >>> turning now to the forecast the holiday lights are out but we're talking about a winter warmup. december meets spring and storm tracker meteorologist rob eicher not out of the question we could see 60 degrees on saturday. >> i think we'll see at least a you few 60 degrees on the map. got up to 58 at least this afternoon in boston. in fact those numbers more typical of what we see in mid-on to late october than the middle part of december. currently sitting at 50 degrees in boston enough of a win

rand paul, ted cruz, carly fiorina, and rick santorum in cedar rapids saturday for the rising tide summit... amanda: one event they won't be a part of...the iowa republican party's first- ever brown and black forum.. the forum gives candidates a chance to talk about issues that affect latinos and african americans. the iowa g-o-p says it was an exciting first- time opportunity for republicans, but it didn't work out this time around. charlie 9:35 it was supposed to happen today but you know, sometimes these partnerships don't work out on the first round. there's a lot of moving parts you need to get settled down and we just had some scheduleing issues and weren't able to make this event work. joe 14:58 it's a tremendous loss to them especially when latino community wants to participate in the caucuses both democrat and republican next febuary 1st. amanda: the democrat's brown and black forum remains on the calendar. it's scheduled for 7:00 p-m, january 11-th, at drake university amanda: this month for the public to comment on the proposed bakken pipeline... amanda: this time the project goes before the iowa department of natural resources, which will hold a public meeting later t

brown. pamela, there are reports that tashfeen malik posted her views online. you heard in the last block senator tedow we should have been able to see these facebook messages. director comey tried to bring some clarity to that reporting. >> that's right. it was clear today that the fbi director sought to set the record straight on this issue, jake, saying that nothing in this investigation so far has shown that the u.s. government missed any red flags on either of the terrorist social media pages. today, fbi director james comey made it clear the married terrorists syed farook and tashfeen malik did not publicly post anything on social media that the fbi could have picked up on. but rather communicated privately about jihad away from the eyes of law enforcement. >> in late 2013 before there is a physical meeting of these two people and resulting in their engagement and journey to the united states, they are communicating online showing signs in that communication of their joint commitment to jihad and to martyrdom. >> reporter: to-date for the first time the fbi called another attack on american soi

back into their homesa&but brown says she will be keeping a close eye on that i've got neighbors that look out for me"in cherokee county adrian acosta fox carolina news tonight 3 ted has a the forecast forecast 3 you're looking live in greenville county - at the reedy river tonight 3 rain will stick 3 around this evening as temperatures dip into the mid to see showers taper off overnight with a few lingering showers possible in the upstate early thursday morning. widespread fog will likely develop overnight as well.thursday will start off mostly cloudy with skies gradually clearing throughout the day. expect highs to peak in the mid-60s across the upstate while western north carolina tops out in the upper 50s.winds will be light across the upstate while western north carolina sees more of a north northeasterly flow between five and ten miles per hour.skies should clear thursday evening as we approach the new year and temperatures fall into the upper 40s across the upstate and upper 30s in the mountains. look to see plenty of sunshine to start 2016 as highs climb into the mid-50s in the upstate and mid 40s in western will stick around for the weekend as temperature

ted cruz. judge cordell: next. he cannot get rich dealing with politicians, then there is something wrong with you. >> willie brown. [laughter] judge cordell: willie brown he says. be careful, you know what city you are in. judge cordell: donald trump. majestic equality for bids of the rich as well as the poor from sleeping under bridges, bending on the street and stealing bread. >> anatole france's. judge cordell: bingo. -- those are my principles and if you do not like them, well, i have others. [laughter] nixon.ard judge cordell: groucho marx. [laughter] judge cordell: now we will turn to questions from you all. how do we give individuals enough power to be effective but not enough to be corrupted? can we give a lifeline? van: we should give a round of applause. [applause] judge cordell: who is the academy of justice -- that itimy of justice. .an: it is all in balance this is ending and make -- dynamic system, people want to 2008e out -- i voted in and everything did not get fixed , i quit. system this is a dynamic we will continue to interact with and learn from and hopefully for another 1000 years. there is no

ted cruz. ladoris: all right. next one. with n't get rich dealing politicians, then there's something wrong with you. [laughter] van: willy brown. ladoris: willy brown, he said. [laughter] sec. reich: be careful. he knows what city you're in. ladoris: close. the answer, donald trump. next one. the law in its majestic equality, for business and rich as well as the poor, from begging under bridges, on the streets and stealing bread. anatole france. ladoris: bingo, very good. last one. those are my -- [laughter] ladoris: last one. those are my principles. and if you don't like them, well, i have others. nixon.hard >> groucho marx. [laughter] ladoris: so now we will turn to questions from you all. questions for you all. individuals e enough power to be effective but not enough to be corrupted? sec. reich: can we give a life line? van: give a round of applause. federal judge. give a round of applause. [applause] ladoris: who is the epitome of justice. absolutely. so how do we give people power, not too much? van: it's all in the balance, and i love that, i think you had some ideas from our earlier discussion. but listen, this is a d

ted cruz. judge cordell: next. you can't get rich dealing with politicians, then there is something wrong with you. >> willie brown. [laughter] judge cordell: willie brown he says. >> be careful, you know what city you are in. judge cordell: donald trump. the law in its majestic equality for bids of the rich as well as the poor from sleeping under bridges, bending on the street and stealing bread. >> anatole france's. judge cordell: bingo. last one. those are my -- those are my principles and if you do not like them, well, i have others. [laughter] >> richard nixon. judge cordell: groucho marx. [laughter] judge cordell: now we will turn to questions from you all. how do we give individuals enough power to be effective but not enough to be corrupted? >> can we give a lifeline? van: we should give a round of applause. [applause] judge cordell: who is the epitome of justice. van: it is all in balance. this is a dynamic system, people want to figure out -- i voted in 2008 and everything did not get fixed, i quit. i mean, this is a dynamic system we will continue to interact with and learn from and hopefully for another

ted cruz. >> abraham lincoln. >> it's almost had cruz. [laughter] >> can't get rich dealing with politicians there's something wrong with you. >> willie brown. [laughter] [applause] >> the answer, donald trump. the wall and its majestic equality in its majestic equality forbids the rich as well as the poor from sleeping under bridges, begging on the streets into stealing bread. anatol france. last one. those are my principles and if you don't like them, i have others. >> groucho marx. now we will turn to questions from you all. how do we give individuals enough power to be effective but not enough to be corrupted? >> can we get a lifeline? >> federal judge. [applause] who is the academy of justice, absolutely. how do we give people power but not too much? the >> it's all in the balance. this is a dynamic system. i voted in 2008 and everything didn't get to. i clicked. this is a dynamic system we will continue to interact with probably another thousands years so there is no one single answer or thing because if you fix it today today there's new trick-or-treat tomorrow and it's not an end state. >> didn't you write in your book isn't really

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ted: it shows you, how time has gone by, it couldn't happen now. you wouldn't have 34 states signing up to amend the constitution. it is sort of like brown versus board of education. you can't go back. as close as it is or was, or as contentious, once it happens, the public accepts it, and we go on. susan: we will finish with your questions and kind of put a bow around this whole discussion as we close out. let's listen to chief justice earl warren. mr. warren: i think the reapportionment, not only of state legislatures but of representative government in this country, is perhaps the most important issue we have had before the supreme court. if anyone in this country has an opportunity to participate in this government on equal terms with everyone else and can share in electing representatives who will be truly representative of the entire community, and not some special interest, that most of these problems that we are now confronted with would be solved through the political process rather than through the courts. susan: as you mentioned, shortly after, voting rights legislation in the congress. there was certainly a revolution in the

brown. thanks for being here with me on this friday. we begin with a political war of words breaking out among ted cruz and donald trump.ing public. >> i like and respect both donald and ben but i think this both instances in particular you look at paris, you look at san bernardino. it's given a seriousness to this race that people are looking for who is prepared to be a commander in chief. now that is a question of strength. but it is also a question of judgment. and i think that is a question that is a challenging question for both of them. so my approach much to the frustration of the media has been to bear hug both of them and smother them with love. because i think -- look, people run as who they are. i believe that gravity will bring both of those campaigns down. and i think the lions share

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