iowa. he embodies the spirit of the university of iowa, representing the determination, resilience and unwavering commitment of its students, alumni and supporters. with his distinctive black and gold methers and -- feathers, imposing stature, he exudes an un mistakable aura of -- unmistakable aura of hawkeye pride. he has created countless memories and fostered a sense of camaraderie among hawkeye fans, young and old. as we celebrate his 75th year as the university of iowa's mascot, we not only honor a beloved icon but also recognize the enduring values, unity and pride that make the uniform of iowa a special place. there's a symbol of excellence and hawkeye spirit for generations to come. calana druer of new london, iowa, for being crowned the 2023 iowa state fair queen this past august. the annual iowa state fair queen competition takes place during the iowa state fair as county queens from across the state compete for the coveted crown. judging is based on personality, leadership, attitude, citizenship, contribution to the community, as well as overall appearance, demeanor and poise. after fi

the mascot for the university of iowa. purdy went to iowa state. his teammate, george kittle, went to iowa. the two bet on the game. iowa won, so purdy had to wear the herky mascot to his news conference today. >> he's like, i can't believe i had to. why me? >>> jeff is here. you're a florida gator, correct? >> yes, a gator. >> i'm a san diego state aztec, so we would have to figure that out. take it away. >> drizzle on the lens in san francisco. let's move it into that microclimate forecast and we'll show you what to expect through tomorrow morning. yes, the fog is going to stay put. temperatures here in the 50s. let me show you a closer view of that fog. it is expected to be widespread to start with areas of spotty drizzle. then through the afternoon, most of the bay area clears out to sunshine with the beaches left with some of that fog. temperatures through tomorrow actually cool off a couple degrees. we're going to be doing pretty good on our friday forecast. 86 in concord. 83 in san jose. 79 palo alto. san francisco, 68. up towards napa, comi

that is brock purdy in the turkey the hawk mascot, the mascot for the university of iowa.dy went to iowa state. his teammate, george kittle, went to iowa, they bet on the game, iowa wins, so purdy had to dress up as turkey the hawk. things are really lisette niners headquarters. they are going to l.a. this weekend for sunday's game against the rams. expect ers fans to >>> a dream come true for father and son who share a passion for aviation. really the family shares a passion. >> heartwarming story. this photo was taken 30 years ago, of young rubin flowers, sitting in the copilot seat next to his brother, who worked for southwest airlines. rubin is 30, now, getting ready to start his own career as a first officer for southwest. his father, captain rubin flowers plans to retire after 31 years in the business. he made the flight from omaha to chicago with his son right beside him, so yes, a family >>> tonight, the major new development in the investigation into hunter biden, now indicted on new federal gun charges brought by a special counsel. the president's son charged wit

podcast solutions, a company she helped start as an intern while studying journalism at the university of iowa. grace credits pageantry for playing a pivotal role in shaping her confidence and equipping her with invaluable skills for her professional career. as ms. iowa u.s.a., grace has used his platform to promote childly the are a sue -- child literacy. grace's mission is a testament to her dedication to making a positive impact in iowa and the rest of the country. congratulations to grace lynn keller on this outstanding achievement. i rise today to congratulate spencer johnson of troup 199 from iowa for completing his eagle board review last month and attaining the rank of eagles scout -- eagle scout. becoming an eagle scout is the highest and most prestigious achievement a scout can attain and reaching the eagle rank is no small feat. scouts must fulfill leadership roles, exemplify the scout oath and law, display exemplary outdoor skills, earn at least 21 badges and complete a precommence -- comprehensive service project for their community. well done, spencer. i also want to congratulate

that is brock purdy in the turkey the hawk mascot, the mascot for the university of iowa.eorge kittle, went to iowa, they bet on the game, iowa wins, so purdy had to dress up as turkey the hawk. things are really lisette niners headquarters. they are going to l.a. this weekend for sunday's game against the rams. expect ers fans to 49 you know, you've got it pretty good. streaming this much stuff was never this easy. yes! nice eye thingies. they're collagen boosters. switch to gig internet on the xfinity 10g network made for streaming for just $25 a month when you add xfinity mobile. and add now tv for $20. you guys like this show too? yes chef! get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? ju

warren is a professor and chair of catholic studies at the university of iowa. she says the pope's visit comes at a crucial time. us. i think that this is a well time to visit, especially when we see china government starting to crack down on catholic people and churches where there's a, there's been a growing number of catholics in the last 10 years or so. and so i think this is a very astute political move on his part as well as a pass for move. i think that there are intertwined in the past or on the bundle layer has been called. according to harvard business review and report, they came out several years ago as mine go leah. and so mercury tends to be used to mine precious minerals that are being mind to mongolia and set to neighboring countries like nations like china. and so i do believe that the mining and the destruction that it's starting to cause and my goal here is also one of the reasons why his visit is, is at this time. and in this place, this coach has really been clearing his message that everybody is a somebody, and he is really champion the glo

but christina warren is a professor and chair of catholic studies at the university of iowa, and she's in iowa city and with this live now welcome to the program. so the pope says his trips are not political, but his visit solve various choose home day. yes, thank you so much for having me. i believe he's an incredibly astute, brilliant theologian and liter. and i think that this is a well time to visit, especially when we see china government starting to crack down on catholic people and churches where there's a, there's been a growing number of catholics in the last 10 years or so. um, so i think this is a very, as do political move on his part as well as a pest or move. i think that there, intertwined in the past or on the political the, all of the issues is without them. and this significance mining in on getting a coffin gold for example. how does this sits with the pope's environment credentials as it was? that's an excellent question. i'm so glad you asked the gas and his and cycle that came out several years ago down to see. and it's, it's, it, it's on the care of the earth and

trump and florida governor ron desantis both attended the football rivalry match between the university of iowaf likely i will republican caucus goers, trump's lead is nearly twice that of desantis. nevertheless, despite his large lead in that and other polls, trump allies are worried, reportedly worried, about maintaining that momentum in the state. meanwhile, at the national level, republicans have a lot on their plate, from thinking of doing away with the term pro life in the wake of recent electoral losses on the issue of abortion, to the looming government shutdown tied to a possible merit-less impeachment of president biden. a lot to get to with my dynamic duo. joining me now, april d ryan, senior white house correspondent, and now david jolly, former florida republican congressman and msnbc political analyst. he's no longer with the republican party. april, let me have you listen to trump in south dakota, echoing a familiar refrain to his base. >> every time the radical left democrats, marxist communists, and fascists indict me, i consider it's a great badge of honor. i do. [applause] an

this is, jim, as you know, a big rivalry game between university of iowa and iowa state. university of ways, though, right -- of iowa, though, right now is winning. still don't know about -- you know, you could ask either campaign on who they think is winning between the two candidates. but you know, certainly donald trump is ahead in the polls. >> absolutely. all right. and it is football season, and i mean, if iowans are out there campaigning -- watching the campaign develop, you know that the caucuses are going to be coming up soon. kyung lah, thank you so much. >>> let's get perspective, joining us, cnn commentator republican strategist alice stewart. former adviser to bernie sanders' 2020 presidential campaign. chuck roca and "vanity fair" correspondent molly jongfast. great to see you. chuck and allison in the studio with us which is great. let me start with trump as you know has been ramping up rhetoric following these four documents but had this rally, had choice words to say about it. let's listen to what he said in south dakota and talk about how it sounds a litt

i grew up in iowa and graduated from the university of iowa and i am a software developer. i am also a member of improve the dream and one of 250,000 young immigrants who face constant barriers that forces young people who are brought here legally and raised and educated here to leave the country after turning 21. i have already been forced out of my home despite going through great lengths to follow the law my ability to build a future in the only country i call home is obscured. it happened both as a child growing up here lawfully and as an adult trying to navigate the employment-based immigration system. when i was seven years old my parents moved us to the united states in search for a better life after rising crime in our area. my family already had deep roots in iowa. died -- when we settled in iowa my dad got the opportunity to start his own small jewelry business. having grown up watching my parents become members of the community i think we are loving and caring to every jewelry they made i knew that this is where i wanted to stay. growing up on the farm i have fon

. >>> and the university of iowa beat the pants off western michigan and one of the cheerleader's pantsf it. he was quick. the drawers dropping as he did his flips and his team's behind him. look at their faces. this is an instant meme. what a way to end the show. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >>> follow me on x, on twitter, whatever you call. for viewers in north america cnn this morning is next. for the rest of the world it's "inside africa." power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new tradinopportunities, while an earnings tool helps you plan your tres and stay on top of the market. e*ade from morgan stanley. my heart failure dgnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood... so my doctor gave me farxiga. ♪ farxiga ♪ it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life... and out of the hospital for heart failure. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men and low blood

. >>> university of iowa beat the pants off of western michigan. and the pants were off of one of the cheerleaders. his drawers dropping down while doing flips. but he still sticks the landing. pulling his pants up as quickly as they fell down. his teammates absolutely loving it. that was the favorite of the day, pants down. that's my favorite. >> kour, thacoy, thank you so m. >>> hello everyone, given, thank you for joining me, i'm fredricka whitfield. there's a new round of talks between striking autoworkers and representatives from two of the big three autoworkers. the strike is entering its third full day. today's talking expected to be with ford and general motors. the uaw said it had reasonably productive talks when it met with ford yesterday. for the first time ever, workers are striking at plants from gm, ford and ststalantis. >>> the carmakers say despite big profit in recent year, the raises they demands will drive them out of business, cnn areas vanessa yurkevich is at a ford plant. vanessa, any new optimism? >> reporter: well, it's good

here in iowa, a day all about college football, the big rivalry between iowa state and the university of iowae presidential candidates running in this first in the nation caucus state, it is to them a political opportunity. both donald trump and ron were at the game, they both sat in the stadium, ron sitting with the crowd and donald trump sat in a box. i want you to listen. but the crowd was saying and how they looked as the former president left the stadium. you can hear the chanting, you can hear the loud applause. this is imagery that the trump campaign wants iowa voters to see. ahead of all of this, going inside the stadium, both ron and trump were tailgating. trump stopped at a tailgating party hosted by a fraternity and we saw him flipping burgers and signing footballs and tossing them into the crowd. ron was also tailgating but he focused on his political comments, saying he visited the state more times than trump. he has visited more than half of the 99 counties. >> people in iowa do not want the campaign to be about the past or the candidates issues. they want it to be about their f

of 3 with ozempic®. >>> football and politics collided this weekend in iowa, as donald trump and ron desantis, both attended the iowa state versus universitywa football game, in the lead-up to the caucuses there. there were chants for the former president at a fraternity house. both candidates tailgated, with trump flipping burgers. and he got trolled by a plane flying a banner that said, where is melania. and he was watching the game from a box. and governor desantis spend the time watching the game from the field, with iowa's governor, kim reynolds. she's polling around 80%, who has been attacked by donald trump, for refusing to endorse him. governor desantis was pressed on why he is more than 20 points behind mr. trump in the polls. >> what does it say that donald trump is still ahead right now? >> we vote in january. i'm starting to hear a lot of people saying, you're showing up, i'm supporting you. >>> joining me now, susan paige, tim miller and senior politics reporter, jonathan allen. tim, first to you. that was iowa retail politics. what we love. we love to be out there. and it's football, of course. politics at its best. talk abou

of government. yes, ma'am. [applause] my friend from iowa. >> i'm evan, i go to the university of iowa. i'm in the military. my question, we talked before but you know the numbers are decreasing for military. every branch is feeling it. what are your thoughts on that? why is it happening and what is the solution? >> we have to get someone different in the white house. the number one most important responsibility of the president is commander-in-chief. when you look at what is happening with military readiness, it is sacrificed over this leftist wokeness. the average volunteer force is 50 years old this year. the last two years is the first time we haven't consistently been able to meet recruiting goals. you look at what is going on, i spent two and a half years in afghanistan. that hurt me when i saw the way we left afghanistan, how we restored the taliban back to power. we are not focusing on our operational capability and capacity. we have b-2 bombers that have been told to stand down. we have f-35 aircraft that are 60% readiness. in the united states army we don't have full combat teams. the marine corps

. >> in ames the delay about college football the rivalry between iowa state and university of iowa. first of the nation caucus state it is for them a political opportunity both donald trump and ron desantis were at this game both satin side the stadium desantis sitting with the crowd beside iowa's popular republican governor and donald trump sat in a box a stadium box. i want you to listen as what the crowd was saying how they looked as the former president left the stadium. [chanting "usa, usa"]. >> this is imagery trump wants iowa voters to see. both desantis and trump tailgating trump stopped at a tailgating party hosted by a fraternity and we saw him signing autographs and tossing footballs. ron desantis was tailgating but focused his comments on the political saying he visited the states of iowa more times than trump far more times a total of 8 visits and has visited more than half of iowa's 99 counties. >> i'm hearing people say because you're showing up i'm supporting you. iowans don't want the campaign to be about the past or candidate issues. they want it to be about their

iowa. ahead of this legendary rivalry between iowa state and the university of iowa.owans here. by the end of the, day we will see six gop presidential hopefuls to join them. that includes front runners, former president, donald, trump and florida governor, ron desantis. trump of course, as you, mentioned coming here with a wind at his back after receiving the endorsement of south dakota governor, christine noem last. night trump using the opportunity while exempting the endorsement to also take some swings at his rival that he currently enjoys. over 30 percentage point lead over here in the hawkeye state. take a listen to what he had to say last night. >> iowa's -- michael hammer on desanctimonious. he strongly opposed my protection for our farmers. we >> alex, you mentioned the exclusive reporting by our colleagues, dasha burns and catherine doyle, about how trump allies are growing concerned over how bulletproof that pulling lead is. and whether trump's gop rivals will be able to punch some holes in this armor. these allies are concerned that his campaign's presenc

finally, university of iowa beat the pants off western michigan and one of their cheerleader's pants,y sunday. happy nfl sunday. the falcons will be wearing the throw backs. look out for my boys against the packers today. >> you just walk in with a helmet. >> beautiful ensemble. >> you want me to put that on? >> please, don't it. >> thanks, coy. >> yeah, coy wire, thank you. i think that would fit your head, too. >> oh! >>> christiane amanpour shares the story of the ukrainian ballet dancers keeping art alive on the "whole story with anderson cooper." here is a look. >> what does it mean to you to be on stage and dance? especially now. [ speaking in a non-english language ] . >> dance, it's our language. to show that we're strong, we're fighting, we're powerful. to show that the support is the main thing that we need. >> "the whole story with anderson cooper" airs tonight at 8:00 right here op cnn. >>> coming up, the hospital in kansas has come up with a unique solution to manage staffing shortages. after a break. meet moxie, the robot. we handcraft every stearns & foster® using ththe

the big rivalry game between iowa state and university of iowa, but for the presidential candidates runningthis first of the nation caucus state, it is for them a political opportunity. both donald trump and ron desantis were at this game, both sat inside the stadium. desantis sitting with the crowd, sitting passenger side iowa's popular republican governor and donald trump sat in a box, a stadium box. i want you to listen as what the crowd was saying, how they looked as the former president left the stadium. >> [ chanting: usa ] >> you can hear the chanting and the loud applauds. this is imagery that the trump campaign certainly wants iowa voters to see. now ahead of all of this, going inside the stadium, both desantis and trump were tailgating. trump stopped at a tailgating party, hosted by a fraternity. we saw him flipping burgers, signing footballs, even tossing some of those footballs into the crowd. ron desantis also was tailgating, but he focused his comments on the political, saying that he's visited the state of iowa more times than trump, far more times, a total of eight visits, a

the big rivalry game between iowa state and university of iowa.he presidential candidates running in this first in the nation caucus state, it is for them a political opportunity. both donald trump and ron desantis were at this game. both sat inside the stadium. saes sitting with the crowd, sitting beside iowa's popular republican governor. and donald trump sat in a box, a stadium box. i want you to listen as what the crowd was saying, how they looked as the former president left the stadium. >> usa, usa! usa, usa! >> reporter: you can hear the chanting, you can hear the loud applause. this is imagery that the trump campaign certainly wants iowa voters to see. trump stopped at a tailgating party hosted by a fraternity. we saw him flipping burgers, signing footballs, tossing some of those footballs into the crowd. ron desantis also was tailgating, but he focused his comments on the political, saying that he's visited the state of iowa more times than trump, far more times, a total of eight visits, and that he has visited more than half of iowa's 99

warren is a professor and chair of catholic studies at the university of iowa. she says the publish visit comes at a crucial time. i think that this is a well time to visit, especially when we see china is government starting to crack down on catholic people and charges where there's a there's been a growing number of catholics in the last 10 years or so. and so i think this is a very astute political move on his part as well as a pass for move. i think that they're intertwined in the past. oral and bundle layer has been called, according to harvard business review and report. they came out several years ago as mine go leah, and so mercury tends to be used to mine precious minerals that are being mined to mongolia and set to neighboring countries like nations like china. and so i do believe that the mining and the destruction that it's starting to cause and my uncle leah is also one of the reasons why his visit is, is at this time. and in this place, this coke has really been clearing his message that everybody is a somebody, and he is really champion the global

at this legendary rival game between iowa state and university of iowa.these thousands of people here, obviously to see that game. by the end of the day, we expect six gop presidential hopefuls to be here, not necessarily missing what's going on inside. but really to take part in the politicking that has become essentially a sport in and of itself here in iowa. this is the first time since the iowa state fair that we are going to see both former president trump and florida governor ron desantis here on the ground in iowa at the same time. trump coming here to iowa with the wind in his back after receiving the endorsement of the south dakota governor kristi noem last night. trump taking that opportunity to accept that nomination, but also taking some swings at ronda santas. who right now currently enjoys over 30% of a lead over in the polls. this is coming as you had mentioned the exclusive reporting, by kathryn, doyle about concerns that trump allies have about his presence and engagement here in the hawkeye state. which is around four months to, go until

president's opting to spend the afternoon at a football game between the states to bitter rivals, the university of iowawa state. nbc's aly ruff is on the ground for us in ames, iowa, with more. ali, good to talk to get. what are you hearing on the ground there? >> hey, yasmin. we spoke with quite a few iowa republican voters before they all started sort of flocking to the stadium here for this game that is set to begin in roughly 20 minutes. sort of the gist we got from voters on the ground here, the majority of them had told us that they see a potential in other gop candidates besides trump. i spoke with one republican who said that she voted for trump in 2016, again in 2020, but this time around, she just thinks he has too much legal baggage. the messaging and the role of the presidency has sort of been lost in the messaging around his campaign. she says that she is planning to caucus in january for ron desantis, because he comes to the table with tangible plans. i also spoke with a young republican named lucas, who really wasn't moved by any of this legal package surrounding trump as pharmacies for

let's say you had played for your college football, university of iowa, and now you were playing for army camp down in kentucky. one of your teammates might have played at illinois. another one might have played at michigan. you played against these guys in college, but hadn't really gotten to know them super well. but then you had other guys showing up for your going out for your team. maybe you had heard about but hadn't gotten to know a guy from harvard, a guy from notre dame, a guy from west point, maybe even a couple of semi-pro players from the ohio. and you not only had more connections, but your connections are much stronger now, too. you're not only playing and practicing together. you're sleeping in the same barracks. you're doing your military training together. your literally going into battle together. so you had many more connections, and your connections are much stronger now after the war. if you're building a football team, your universe of potential connections to draw on goes from being pretty narrow, like the image on the left and in the center to being almost unl

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the big rivalry game between iowa state and university of iowa.he nation caucus state, it is for them, a political opportunity. both donald trump and ron desantis were at the game, both sat inside the stadium, desantis sitting with the crowd, sitting beside iowa's popular govern and donald trump sat in a stadium box. i want you to listen as what the crowd was saying, how they looked as the former president left the stadium. >> u.s.a. u.s.a. you can here the chanting and loud applause. this is imagery that the trump campaign certainly wants iowa voters to see. now, ahead of all of this, going inside the stadium, both desantis and trump were tailgating, trump stopped at a tailgating party flipping burgers and signing football and tossing the football into the crowd. ron desantis was also tailgating but focused his comments on the political saying that he's visit the state of iowa far more times than trump, a total of eight visits and he has visited more than half of iowa's 99 counties. >> and i'm starting to hear a lot of people saying, because you'

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>> vivek ramaswamy rising in the calling for the gop primary including one from iowa state university ofhis week that puts him in fourth place behind trump, florida governor ron desantis and nikki haley. >> the truth is, we are all on the same team. the question is, how do we take for the? >> governor desantis tailgating with the fans in the parking lot telling reporters quote, we are having a good time, quite an atmosphere, probably more civilized than the florida georgia game he said. and he went inside and sat in the stands next to governor kim reynolds has not endorsed any candidate yet in the republican primary and going to trolley. she has appeared alongside the governor. let's talk gop politics in this race heating up. god, you know what i often hear from trump surrogates? primary is over. is it? >> the primary is not over. voting hasn't started, the game is. iowa went on the road and i was state 2213, w for the big ten conference there but i understand why trump supporters would try to make the argument is over because virtually all pulling, he's in a dominant position and someon

university of the hector paul that showed him slipping -- new hampshire poll that showed him slipping behind nikki haley and ramaswamy. this is a big moment for him nationally. his campaign put a lot of stock into iowa. that is the number one priority. they think that will propel them to the finish, but we will have to see what happens on the stage and whether this is really a sugar high after the debate or if it has a lasting impact on the primary. host: a written piece on it on the hill. that is where you could find it, thehill.com. recently president trump gave an interview and talked about the issues of abortion. how did that go about with those in the pro-life community and does it spell trouble for him with the comments he made? guest: those in the pro-life community are not happy about this because they see him as compromising on abortion. in a way, he was talking about compromising. we have seen nikki haley for example suggest or make similar comments, not essentially compromising, but saying we will not get a federal ban because of the makeup of government right now. i think in a way, trump and haley are trying to be realistic about the political impact of all of this and how it could check

pete: real quick, iowa is the center of the universe, we covered the fact that kristi noem endorsed president endorse? >> i don't. and because we are the first in the mission caucus state, it is the -- in the nation caucus state, it is very important that our statewide leaders remain neutral. that that way we are welcoming all of these incredible candidates, so i will not be endorsing prior to the caucuses. pete: there you go. senator joni ernst, joy the football game. >> -- enjoy the football game. >> there you go. go, clones. pete: i'm a minnesotan, i don't have a dog in that fight. >>> still ahead, the white house is desperately trying to sell bidenomics, but americans aren't buying it including latinos. that new poll that spells trouble for biden in 2024. >> and more patriots of pickleball, our marathon continues on fox square straight ahead. ♪ ♪ muck o -- ♪ o, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave -- ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ rick: oh, or my gosh. did i get your name right? >> yes. rick: when did you know you could sing like that? >> basically my paren

home of iowa state university. we've i would state people.we want to hear out there starts compared today, to how they compare last month. it's nice to be here with you again. thank you for inviting us. >> first thing i want to ask you, do you if you write a headline about the debate what would it be? >> republicans angry, then agree with each other. >> talking about the commotion there -- >> free marketplace of ideas and gop. >> rude republicans. >> the commotion the, kim h. bought you during the debate? >> raise your hand if it bothered you? raise your hand if it was okay? >> you're alone opinion right there. >> i want to ask you right this. when we are here last month, i asked the question, who do you think did best, ramaswamy came in first, haley came in second, desantis came in third. last month. this month who did you pick? >> i picked haley last month. >> desantis why? >> i feel like he represented himself. well you did a lot to show that he is a true winner, that he could win a general election. >> how about who did you pick last? mon

actually in the same county we were in last month watching that debate, story county, home of iowa state university we have some i will state people here. you want to see how their thoughts compare today to how they compared last month. it is nice to be here with you again. thank you for inviting us. first thing i want to ask you, if you had to write a headline about this debate, what would your headline be? >> republicans angry that they agree with each other. >> okay, talking about the commotion. yes? >> i'd say really good night for the free marketplace and the gop. >> yes. >> rude republicans. >> republicans? but the commotion, the chaos, did it bother you during the debate? raise your hand if it bothered you. raise your hand if it was okay. okay, you are a lone opinion right now. i want to ask you this, when we were here last month, i asked the question, who do you think did best, vivek ramaswamy came in first, nikki haley came in second, desantis came in third. this month, who did you pick last month? >> i picked haley last month. >> i picked elite last month. >> and today? >> desantis, becau

of international studies at is at university. he's also the author of palestinian politics and the middle east peace process. he joins us from, from iowa. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. we do really appreciate your time. thank you. first of all, how important is this visit and what are you hoping comes out of this? i think it's very important 1st because it's the 1st and the last 50 years. second, it's important to because of the importance of saudi arabia or regional and international level and city, it's important because it's coming at the time. when start with the idea is negotiating possible relations with is it a head which is of great concerns for the palestinian just just on that point. i mean, can you just give us a sense of how concerned palestinians are over that possibility of any deal and, and what exactly are you concerned about to the most? probably these thoughts about the issue is not going to work because as we follow that it was the sound, the requirements for this relation, it seems to be beyond the ability to accept neither by the united states nor by is right. and therefore, it seems that the so the,

of a libertarian electorate. they don't bring up abortion unless you ask them about it. that is not universal but close to universal. this is an interesting challenge going forward and the difference between iowa and new hampshire. can governor desantis rebound. and the abortion issue will play more about six in ten, maybe more of that voters in iowa will be evangelicals. only about 20% in new hampshire, 25% identify that way. that is what they think. but it is not a big voting issue in new hampshire. watch iowa. >> new hampshire is very different. new hampshire republicans than iowa republicans. thank you so much. >>> today republican senator rand paul of kentucky said he will not sign any government spending bill that includes funding for ukraine. i'm going to get reaction from retired navy pilot turned astronaut and u.s. senator mark kelly. that is next. stay with us. - they slept on me for 15 years. things i collected, pollen, dust, dander. all that time they could have protected me with an allerease mattress protector. it would've been soft and blocked 99.9% of dust, dirt, and allergens. allerease for a clean, healthy night's sleep. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports n

of that might change their mind universe. >> the thing to keep in mind, this is a national snapshot of the mood of republicans. it doesn't say anything specifically about how people are going to caucus in iowa and new hampshire. but the polls in those states tell the same story. >> i love that. you finish ed my sentence. >> i'm sorry. >> that's exactly right. that's really key. and the other thing. >> maybe not as dramatically where it's more engaged. but it tells the same story. >> but the other thing i was going to say is that this is a snapshot of now, but it is, if you back to what it looked like in june, it's a bigger lead for donald trump, but it's still pretty consistent when you look at the dramatic lead that he has up against everybody else. 2012, where everyone had their day in the sun, there was a santorum week. >> everyone had a week in the sun. there's no sun. it's very cold for some of these. it will remain cold for a lot of these contenders. >> people thought going into debate, maybe folks would have a breakout moment. desantis did decently in debate. but the polls don't show any sort of lift here. republicans have been looking at donald trump since 2015. he's been in their l

university of virginia law who graduated with a degree in latin american studies. >> and he uses his platform to share stories often an todd untold or unknown. also read a lot of like cia declassified documents iowa like read that, right, right? yeah. like light reading. that's stuff that they don't want us to know that we can't know. apparently tony says his platform is for everyone anyone who wants to learn. there's a copy of mexico explore the differences in language places like our way of saying, ok, history, we kind of learn about the spanish american war, but you don't learn about the very specific parts of the spanish american war. and yes to even if it comes at the expense of his grandma who helped raise him? >> i'm always got let you know, as long as you're part of who you are like, that's that's that's what matters comment. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the giants are in action against the dodgers in action against the dodgers and both cal caleb williams is transferring. to wendy's! for the new loaded nacho cheeseburger. hold up those crunchy boys and say queso!! queso!! [camera flash] that's a nice shot, man. you wanna get in the next one? of course! nope. starters only. sta

university of the hector paul that showed him slipping -- new hampshire poll that showed him slipping behind nikki haley and ramaswamy. this is a big moment for him nationally. his campaign put a lot of stock into iowathat is the number one priority. they think that will propel them to the finish, but we will have to see what happens on the stage and whether this is really a sugar high after the debate or if it has a lasting impact on the primary. host: a written piece on it on the hill. that is where you could find it, thehill.com. recently president trump gave an interview and talked about the issues of abortion. how did that go about with those in the pro-life community and does it spell trouble for him with the comments he made? guest: those in the pro-life community are not happy about this because they see him as compromising on abortion. in a way, he was talking about compromising. we have seen nikki haley for example suggest or make similar comments, not essentially compromising, but saying we will not get a federal ban because of the makeup of government right now. i think in a way, trump and haley are trying to be realistic about the political impact of all of this and how it could check o

university of virginia alum who graduated with a degree in latin american studies. >> and he uses his platform to share stories often an todd untold or unknown. also read a lot of like cia declassified documents iowaad that, right, right? yeah. like light reading. that's stuff that they don't want us to know that we can't know. apparently tony says his platform is for everyone anyone who wants to learn. there's a copy of mexico explore the differences in language places like our way of saying, ok, history, we kind of learn about the spanish american war. >> but you don't learn about the very specific parts of the spanish american war. and yes to even if it comes at the expense of his grandma who helped raise him? >> i'm always talking you know, as long as you're part of who you are like, that's that's that's what matters say. we call >> a live look outside what's happening here in san francisco right now. the air quality is questionable. today. we have meteorologist kyla grogan here not go to go over it with us. my baseball practice just got canceled. yeah, not going to be outside right he's the yeah. i mean, it's true. it's not what i would go for a run right now. you know, that kind of thing. go

university of virginia alum who graduated with a degree in latin american studies. >> and he uses his platform to share stories often an todd untold or unknown. also read a lot of like cia declassified documents iowa like read that, right, right? yeah. like light reading. that's stuff that they don't want us to know that we can't know. apparently tony says his platform is for everyone anyone who wants to learn. there's a copy of mexico explore the differences in language places like our way of saying, ok, history, we kind of learn about the spanish american war. >> but you don't learn about the very specific parts of the spanish american war. and yes to even if it comes at the expense of his grandma who helped raise him? >> i'm always got let you know, as long as you're part of who you are like, that's that's that's what matters >> well, at sharon made history at levi stadium stadium. officials confirming the singer broke the stadium's attendance record organizers say this is largely due to his round stage. design allows all stadium seats to be filled. levi stadium officials say official number will be out pretty soon. well, billie joe armstrong, the lead singer of the iconic rock band green day h

university of virginia alum who graduated with a degree in latin american studies. >> and he uses his platform to share stories often an todd untold or unknown. also read a lot of like cia declassified documents iowahat, right, right? yeah. like light reading. that's stuff that they don't want us to know that we can't know. apparently tony says his platform is for everyone anyone who wants to learn. there's a copy of mexico since explore the differences in language places like our way of saying, ok, history, we kind of learn about the spanish american war, but you don't learn about the very specific parts of the spanish american war. and yes to even if it comes at the expense of his grandma who helped raise him? >> i'm always got let you know, as long as you're proud of who you are like, that's that's that's what matters >> that's the side second. i like, all the fun video. all right. 9.48 right now and we are checking in with john to take a peek at the weather this is the son of summer. i like the nice comfortable and at least this year, the last few days, the summer and we're and in the season on a very nice know. now. we definitely got a lot of cloud cover this morning if you're right along the