democratic and republican parties joining us from iowa. on the screen is jeff kaufmann, the iowa party chair. let me introduce you to the reporters who will be introducing him. sahil kapur and karen tumulty. mr. kapur: iweb voters have determined the candidate twice. why do believe that iowa should go first and selecting nominees, if they do not reflect the larger republican electorate? mr. kaufmann: fair question. four years ago, mitt romney was in a virtual tie with rick santorum, losing in one of the closest elections in iowa. even given that, i do not think americans expect us to choose the nominee. if so, we would not need the other 49 contests. i think iowa exists so that every person has the credentials to run for president can do so, in an environment where you can

you will meet the chairs of the democratic and republican parties joining us from iowa. on the screen is jeff kaufmann, the iowa party chair. let me introduce you to the reporters who will be introducing him. and karenur tumulty. voters haveweb determined the candidate twice. why do believe that iowa should go first and selecting nominees, if they do not reflect the larger republican electorate? mr. kaufmann: fair question. mitt romney was in a virtual tie with rick santorum, losing in one of the closest elections in iowa. even given that, i do not think americans expect us to choose the nominee. if so, we would not need the other 49 contests. i think iowa exists so that every person has the credentials to run for president can do so, in an environment where you can literally walk the state, where the media environments are reasonable. i think iowa starts the process. thatumulty: you mentioned mitt romney lost the caucus by a very narrow margin. on caucus night, he won the caucasus by a very narrow margin . it was not until a lot of recounting, i think something eek later

iowa. later up 6. beathard, finds tevaun smith. smith down to the 1, good for 29 yards. next play. beathard sneaks in from a yard out. 33-21 hawks. michael admire joins us live from iowa city with more earlier in the day, wrestling the grapple on the gridiron lives up to the hype. 42-thousand 287 fans. pack kinnick to see the hawks take on top ranked oklahoma state. 125 lbs. 4th ranked thomas gilman a major decision 9-1 over eddie klimara. 184. sammy brooks 4 point near fall. brooks wins by tech fall 17-2. iowa knocks off number one osu 18- 16. hawks back inside carver next 4 years ago, almost to the day, iowa state shocked the college football world, beating 2nd ranked oklahoma state. the upset ruined the cowboys perfect season. today, another chance to play the role of spoiler. cowboys undefeated, ranked 8th in the latest playoff poll. 1st q. joel lanning, keeper, 24 yards to the house. 7-0 cyclones. more in the first. lanning, to allen lazard. juke, then lazard drags tacklers in to the endzone. 24 yard touchdown. iowa state led 24-14 at the half. 3rd q more from lanning. another keeper, no one will catch him. 130 yards rushing for joel. cyclones lead

kcrg t-v nine's iowa city bureau chief mark carlson joins us live from iowa city. mark, they're calling this a new drug epidemic? officials fight back like heroin seem to gain steam. the death of former hawkeye football star tyler sash shocked fans and former teammates. an autopsy revealed he died from mixing powerful pain medications - methadone and hydrocodone. both are forms of opiods - powerful and increasingly popular prescriptionnpainkillers. doctors nationwide wwite nearly 260 million prescriptions a year for them. "obviously they don't want to see patients in pain. " with s many of the painkillers streets annually -- experts say millions are going unused. they then become easy targets for people looking to get high. "one of the big keys about all this drug control needs to be the diversion issue of prescription medications, to find a conveeient way for people to take their no longer needed or expired drugs and get rid of those in a safe way." doctors and pharmacists are now using daaabases to bbtter track who's beenenprescribed opioids. but officials say dr

you will meet the chairs of the democratic and republican parties joining us from iowa. on the screen is jeff kaufmann, the iowa party chair. let me introduce you to the reporters who will be introducing him. sahil kapur and karen tumulty. mr. kapur: iweb voters have determined the candidate twice. why do believe that iowa should go first and selecting nominees, if they do not reflect the larger republican electorate? mr. kaufmann: fair question. four years ago, mitt romney was in a virtual tie with rick santorum, losing in e

rick santorum joined us from eastern iowa in between campaign stops. political director dave price moderated the iowa forum... dave today's forum was all about health? the former senator hit on a variety of topics from f-d-a the former senator hit on a variety of topics from f-d-a reforms...to caring for terminally ill patients.... and dealing with obesity in america... the senator also took a look at the changes to school lunch programs. in 20-12 u-s-d-a mandated it's an act championed by first lady michelle obama. now schools must consider calories and levels of things like sodium and sugars. it's part of the effort to battle childhood obesity in the u-s. 16:21:14 i can tell you as a father of 7 telling you kids you have to eat this because it's healthy for you it might be a better way to do that. melt in your mouth and no flavor.16:21:38 there are all sorts of things you can do as nutritionist better and to inform parents on how to present and serve healthy meals. 16:21:55 i have real problems with government tomorrow we'll take our "iowa forums" on

speaker ryan. >>> now, let's bring in republican presidential candidate carly fiorina, she joins us from iowa. good morning, mrs., fiorina. i want to start off with paul ryan, is he too much of a washington insider to change so-called business as usual in washington? >> well, we'll see. but i think everything you heard paul ryan say is that he intends to lead the republican caucus to providing solutions. i think that's people want. when i'm out here on the campaign trail, people want to see results. leadership is about producing results, not about talking but producing results. one thing that i would encourage congress to do is to pass the budget, pass the act which gives congress the authority, the counterability to overerseee every regulation and pass the border security bill. those are things that would be producing results, american peop would see it and it would advance the ball tremendously. >> let's talk about this cnbc debates. areou sending someone to the meetings here in washington this evening and do you think there should be changes? >> well, actually i don't have campaign staff g

alex giaimo tells us more from iowa city. "(alex giaimo) while the media is certainly making the rivalry between iowa and nebraska a big deal the iowa hawkeye players insist that it's just another game on their schedule and potential road block to finishing out their perfect regular season. (cj beathard) you know people keep asking that question if i think it's a rivalry or not and what it means. all i know is it's our next game and it gives us an opportunity to go 12-0 and that's what we wanna do that's our goal at the beginning of the season is to win every game. (matt vandeberg) i mean they are kind of making it a rivalry between us but as far as we're concerned, you know it's just another game, it's the twelth game of the season we want to make sure that we are making it any bigger than it is. it is just another game that we want to go out and play. (desmond king) i wouldn't say it's a rivalry i mean it's a game between two hard teams and two physical defenses that's going for a trophy. the trophy stands for just being th

alex giaimo tells us more from iowa city. "with a win on saturday iowa clinches a big ten west division title an objective they've been targeting since day one of preseason. (cj beathard) yea it means a lot one of our goals in the offseason was to get to this point and right now we've put ourselves in a spot to get to be at this point but you know we are just trying to improve each week. (tevaun smith) it would be a great thing for us, especially as a senior, you know just finishing out the season in such a great way. it would be good for a lot of us and, of course, good for the rest of the players (kirk ferentz) it's mathematical i mean if we win then we are in i guess right. not to get cute but that's, that's the way it is so that's a really good thing. (alex giaimo) this week the head coach is taking a step back from his one game at a time policy to remind his players that clinching the west division isn't the end because they still have one extremely important game left in lincoln, nebraska on black friday. (kirk ferentz)

john dickerson nancy cortes will join us from iowa. we are in the gulf finding out how old oil rigs are becoming thriving homes for sharks. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. have a fabulous weekend. >> we always do. >> we do. norah, have a good friday 13th. >> take care. >>> three men tried to break into a home in hercules this week but they didn't get very far. as kpix 5's da lin shows us, the people inside pulled out a samurai sword. >> reporter: was a violent fight in this hall and living room. aside from the sword one roommate used this bow to fend off the robbers. >> i looked out and i guy said i think i have the wrong house. i was like, okay. i closed the door, get to this point. >> reporter: before kyle could close the door, three men in their 20s pushed their way in and started punching him. >> i got hit in the face a couple times. i got hit in the arm. the only thing that really hurt on me was my arm. >> reporter: kyle, who is 6'3" punched them back and forced them out the front door. he then went after the two

alex giaimo tells us more from iowa city. "with a win on saturday iowa clinches a big ten west division title an objective they've been targeting since day one of preseason. (cj beathard) yea it means a lot one of our goals in the offseason was to get to this point and right now we've put ourselves in a spot to get to be at this point but you know we are just trying to improve each week. (tevaun smith) it would be a great thing for us, especially as a senior, you know just finishing out the season in such a great way. it would be good for a lot of us and, of course, good for the rest of the players and the coaching staff, as well. (kirk ferentz) it's mathematical i mean if we win then we are in i guess right. not to get cute but that's, that's the way it is so that's a really good thing. (alex giaimo) this week the head coach is taking a step back from his one game at a time policy to remind his players that clinching the west division isn't the end because they still have one extremely important game left in lincoln, nebrask

joining us from iowa, msnbc's al al alex seitzwald. >> last night's debate was definitely dominated byhe paris attacks and hillary clinton, this should be her strong suit but she spent much of the debate on defense taking shots from both bernie sanders and martin o'malley for her vote for the iraq war and also for a comment she made about america's role in fighting isis saying it should not take a lead. take a look. >> i think that we have to look at isis as the leading threat of an international terror network. it cannot be contained. it must be defeated, but it cannot be an american fight. and i think what the president has consistently said, which i agree with, is that we will support those who take the fight to isis. >> i would disagree with secretary clinton respectfully on this score. this actually is america's fight. it cannot solely be america's fight. >> let me have one area of disagreement with the secretary. i think she said something like the bulk of the responsibility is not ours. well, in fact, i would argue that the disastrous invasion of iraq, something that i strongly

channel 13's justin surrency joins us live from ames. iowa state athletic director jaimie pollard admits rhoads' enthusiasm and passion for coaching the cyclones was unrivaled... but after a string of losing seasons...the university needed results... "don't be sad that it ended, be happy that it happened." the sun has set on the paul rhodes era at iowa state university.... "in a year we lost to 6 teams 25, it was not enough.."after going to bowl games in 3 of his first four years expectations were high... "we wanted to accomplish what had never been done before at iowa state."but after 6 straight losing seasons athletics director jamie pollard said rhoads' teams unfortunately they don't keep score on the scoreboard for potentilla and talent they keep score for results." the ankeny high school alum said he was understanding of the move... "unfortunately this is a bottom line business and i fully understand."pollar d doesn't regret the hire... "i think we chose right unfortunately it doesn't mean the best outcome." but in seven seasons rhoads,

iowa wins. the hawkeyes are 12-0 for the first time in school history. we will have much more from the game. andy garman will join us with reaction from lincoln. alyx: for every iowa fan at the game in lincoln, there were thousands more watching on television here in central iowa. kcci's vanessa peng joins us from the front row in clive. it is busy. vanessa: we are live at the front row, standing room only. the fans are still so excited about this win, like you said, moments ago. a history-making win, now that the hawks are 12-0, this is the first time they had an undefeated season since 1922. this is what some of the fans told us during the game. [applause] melanie: iowa all the way. like, if you support your team, it's all or nothing. so, we're here to win. kim: i'm excited. they've gone this far. we're going to the big 10 championship. we'll be there. we're going to go to a bowl game. tim: kind of got a little tight stomach, sweating a little bit. not because of the beer, just kind of jittery, you know? like, oh man, i just want it to be over when we were ahead 7-0. vanessa: and now that they have won this game,

andy mcguire joining us from iowa as the countdown to the iowa caucus continues. thank you for your time. ms. mcguire: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] democratic presidential candidates hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley are speaking at the party dinner in new hampshire. we will show you the remarks tonight here on c-span. sec. clinton: hello, this is hillary clinton. i want to thank you for letting me speak about an issue essential to our children's future and critical for our economy, solving the health care crisis. no prescription, role model, or cook look for being first lady. >> the future is created every day. said something created to happen to us. >> i've said and i believe there is a good possibility that sometime in the next 20 years we will have a woman president. clinton experienced many firsts in her role as first lady. she and her husband have in political partne

that man is now at university of iowa hospitals and clinics for a mental evaluation. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman joins us from the university of iowa library where one of the incidents happened this morning. dave, what has the university said? bruce, the description of the person involved in the afternoon incident was different. believe it was the same person wearing different clothing. sot/nat marlee speak says the text alert and voice mail alarm from the hawk alert system woke her up early this morning. but after she saw the alerr incidents she knew it was information people needed. "i think it's good awareness for people who might e out on campus at hat time walling home to know what's around you and to be cautious and aware" some people may have believed the campus-wide notification system was reserved for threats like an armed person on campus. but university officials say the "serial-like" groping incidents involving apparently the same person justified notifying all on the system. another student w got the alert agreed. "i wasn't surprised, i think the fact it happened multiple times ......." the unive

affecting the presidential cycle in a big way. >> as we said a moment ago, jay gray will bring us the latest now from iowa. >> we ask you to join us in observing a moment of silence. >> reporter: silence followed by the topic on everyone's mind right now, isis. this country will rid our planet of this organization called isis. >> it cannot be contained. it must be defeated. >> isis, make no mistake about it, is an evil in this world. >> reporter: terrorism and the use of american forces dominated the debate early. bernie sanders challenging hillary clinton on her vote as a senator in favor of the war in iraq. >> i think that was one of the worst foreign policy blunders in the modern history of the united states. >> reporter: clinton dismissed the assertion and called on other countries to take a stronger role in the fight against isis. >> this cannot be an american fight. >> this actually is america's fight. it cannot solely be america's fight. >> reporter: as the debate continues, the focus did shift to the economy and wall street where sanders and o'malley challenged the frontrunner. education, health c

iowa saturday. i'm joined now by jason bathke from verizon. he's here today to let us know about some must-have free phone apps to help with your holiday shopping...just in time for black welcome back to today in iowa saturday. we're back with whitney packebush from fareway centsable health. and we're just a few days away from thanksgiving. and she's here with some tips to keep it all together. and i'm not here to ruin it by any means but maybe some swaps here so you don't leave feeling completely guilty or ruin any healthy goals you have. now until new years people typically gain 7 to 9 pounds. my biggest tip is to choose one or two things to indulge in that you don't get every time of the year. this is why i have this pie...by all means have a slice or two if you know you won't have it again. then for the rest of your meal keep it clean. and just making sure you're exercising the day before and the day after. also just keeping in kind the portion sizes and what your plate should hopefully look like. get a smaller plate if you can. if you have dinner plates and salad

andy joining us from iowa as the countdown to the iowa caucus continues. thank you for your time. ms. mcguire: thank you. >> john hinckley was the person president reagan. president reagan was not wearing a bulletproof vest that day. it was a short trip from the white house. "q&a," robert feynman on the book, "assassinations, threats, and .he american presidency >> there have been 16 presidents who faced assassination threats, .hough none eyeballed eyeball i talk about huey long who was assassinated. i talk about robert kennedy who was assassinated. and, george wallace who was shot and paralyzed for life. i cover candidates, as well as presidents. it is a long list. >> tonight on c-span's "q&a." >> earlier this year, the h, held itsch crunc annual conference in san francisco. this portion of the event included a father-son venture capitalist team, and a drone expert. two hours. >> here i am. dancing monkey. thank you so much. mainuys are two of the guys. thank you for coming here to talk with me. topher, thank you for coming here to talk with me and share what ever you are going t

thousand people who get services from hawk grundy mental health, two thousand of them use the tele- health system... experts say they even use this technology from iowa to pakistan. next month -- it will also be used in norway... now to a kwwl follow-up -- a man allegedly stole instruments before starting a fire.... -- the home of nicholas kollasch. following an early morning fire in cedar falls which destroyed three vehicles... if you would like to support the band -- they will be performing tonight during a benefit in cedar rapids. the concert is set for 8 o-clock at the parlor city pub...definitely something to check out. it's coming up on today in iowa... black friday gets a little scary for shoppers in georgia.. then, more on those hawkeyes.. we have reaction from the locker room after last night's historic you're watching k-w-w-l news. we've got you covered. sun will take over our northern counties with clouds sticking but another system will track through by sunday night. i'll have the details coming up. "you're watching kwwl. we've pelster. this is today in iowa." "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." we will have more sun in the south.

in iowa city, crews will be working through the night to remove snow from kinnick tadium before tomorrow morning's iowa-- purdue football game. chief mark carlson joins us from there tonight. mark, this will be a huge effort.. extends far beyond just inside kinnick stadium. emphasis on more than 60-thousand people are expected here tomorrow. and the game kicks off just a couple hours after the snow is expected to taper off. crews will be working all night to get as much snow as possible out of the stadium as it falls. on the outside they'll be working to keep the parking lots as clear as possible, as tailgaters typically start showing up for an 11 o'clock game aaund 7 a-m. whwhn thehefans head innide-- officials recommend wearing boots and warm clothes because there likely ll be snow in n e rows. "getting snow out from between one row and all the rows, that will be a little more difficult, if we get the significant amount of snow fall there will probably be snow in the stadium, but our staff will do their best and have the aisles and the concourse as clean as best as ssible. " athleticcofficials arereurging fans to come early to get settled in. keep in

you will meet the chairs of the democratic and republican parties joining us from iowa. screen is jeff kaufmann, the iowa party chair. let me introduce you to the reporters who will be introducing him. and karenur tumulty. voters haveweb determined the candidate twice. why do believe that iowa should go first and selecting nominees, if they do not reflect the larger republican electorate? mr. kaufmann: fair question. mitt romney was in a virtual t

from syria after the paris attacks. attacks.and iowa is now joining them.fox 28 news reporter matt hammill hammilljoins us now from the newswsom with reactctn here at home. _____________ iowa has welcomed people - with open arms several times in the past - - including - vietnamese - laotian - and bosnian refugees - right here in the corridor.but e vernor's - view - of keeping an open mind - about refugees from syria - changed - abruptly this afternoon. afternoon. " so this situation is very serious " even this morning - the governor stopped short* - of refusing to let syrian refugees come to iowa. but after evidence - suggesting paris terrorists - snuck in with refugees - ten other governororstopped the process.just hours later - branstad did the same. " the isis threat i think is throughout the free world. " as iowans watched the investigation unfold today in france - many expressed - strong views - on the ten thousand syrian refugees - expected in the u-s.on facebook - ida told us they are not innocent - they are males between the ages of 20 and 45 who have been taught to kill mass amounts of peoplebut mary says - as long as

kicks off at kinnick stadium -- where the university of iowa's wrestling team took on oklahoma state. kwwl's hillary2maglin brings us the latest from the big match. the university of iowa attempted to shatter the record for highest attended college wrestling match fessler/hawkeye wrestling fan) "big wrestling fan. from iowa, i think you have to be." (sot. cg: pat lenane/hawkeye wrestling fan) "part of history. it just feels great to be part of history." some fans got to the stadium hours beforerapple on activities. (sot. cg: hillary maglin) "a lot of fans said one thing that had them really excited to be here today was the beautiful fall weather." (sot) "this is epic, so you wanna be a part of this. you (sot) "it's just perfect weather around 45 thousand fans showed up for the event... and over 70,000 more are expected for tonight's thing to say. (sot) "go hawks!" (sot) "go hawks!" (sot) "go hawks!" we've got you covered in iowa city... hillary maglin... kwwl news. not only did university of iowa win the match -- but grapple on most attendees at a college wrestling match. and iowa football looks for a breaking record night. tonight

now we have some new video from northern iowa. this comes to us from near algona. residents there experienced white-out conditions. snowfall rates earlier today were as much as one inch per hour. steve: kurtis, with as much moisture as there is coming out of the sky, i'm glad in des moines we're above freezing. kurtis: what a difference a few degrees makes. in western iowa, 7-8 inches of snow. the dew point at 35. it will take some time for us to drop down below freezing. south-southeast winds at six. they had that coating of ice and then through some snow on top of it. here is a shot coming in northern iowa of what the roadways looked like. light snow over towards the missouri river valley. 9:00 p.m., the system starts to move in. midnight, still at 35 and it looks like some light snow up in northern iowa. areas in blue are some light snow and areas in purple a little bit of a light wintry mix. generally dry across most of the metro. this is some very light snow showers out of the door and bagley. you can see the system is still the heart of the system has to pull

us this one looking at arnold's park. tim: heres a picture from northwest iowa from beth williams jenna: and theresa van sloten sent us this picture from orange city tim on cam: thank you for sending in your pictures tim on cam american airlines wont be leaving siououcity after all. earlier this week it appeared that united airlines edged out american to provide service at sioux gateway ariport begining next april. united's request for federal financial assistance was substantially less than american's. but late this week american notified the u-s dot it would no longer require a federal subsidy to operate in sioux city.. locking up the service. american, which started flying from sioux city in 2012, will continue to offer 12 connecting flights per week to chicago o'hare international airport. jenna: a south siououcity man died in a two vehicle accicint near laurel nebraska this morning, but weather conditions were not a factor. according to the cedar county sheriff, 25 year old aaron surber was driving north on highway 15 about three miles south of laurel. his jeep libery crossed the center line, colliding with a pickup d

and in the spirit of "iowa nice," no grudge from us iowans... we've tweeted at the daily show host "get well soon." i wonder if jeff kaufmann will do the same. noah's expected to be back to work tomorrow. ((amanda & anchors ad lib)) jack: and we want to know your thoughts on this story-- did you find the daily show rant funny or did it go too far? you can connect with us on facebook and twitter. send us an email to: "news at we are iowa dot com" or call us in the newsroom: 1- 800-858-5555 we'd love to hear what you think about this story or any other. stephanie/2shot now coming up on local 5 news at five... local 5 is going country. we'll have a live preview of tonight's cma awards from nashville. jack: but next... shocking news about what really happened before a cop in the chicago suburbs was shot. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." welcome

we also spoke with the iowa state patrol about what they've been seeing from western iowa today -- they told us most of the snowfall was hitting the ground and melting. one positive element -- according to troopr bob conrad - this snow event is not a a urprise. "39:29 obviously, people are really talking about it today because 6-10 inches is something. if you haae a snow that's half an inch and it freezes right on the surface, that almost can be more dangerous. everyone is taking this seriously, i think." tonight at 10, we'll capture the evening as the snow covers the region -- and also take a look at the highvolume of traffic expectctd tomooow morning on i-380 and i-80 for the hawkeye football game kcrggv nine's dave franzman is live at the cedar rapids public works building. what' the plan for dealing with the snow? chris, part of the plan started just now. the city declared a snow emergency starting at five o'clock tonight and continuug on rough five o'clock saturday afteenoon. that means drivers can't park on snow routes so crews have more room to push snow when it comes. as the forecast be

cnn's athena jones is following developments for us from iowa. good morning, athena. >>> good morning, alisyn, it was donald trump's hard line stance on immigration that helped rocket him to the polls. even democrats and republicans off the trail warn that his approach could have hurt the party's chances in 2016. it's clear the divide in the party on immigration isn't going away. gop 2016 hopefuls, back on the campaign trail, fanning across the country. >> we started off with 17. one by one by one, they're disappearing. >> reporter: trump in new hampshire. even rival ben carson heading down the host of virginia, headlining with evangelicals. >> in romans 8, it says god before you you. >> reporter: jeb bush and chris christie and marco rubio. amid a deep divide over immigration. >> we would do it in a very humane way. >> reporter: trump not backing down from a build a wall immigration strategy. >> i don't care what donald trump says. >> reporter: jeb bush continuing to attack his plan as unworkable. >> 500,000 people would double the number of peo

t-v nine's iowa city bureau chief mark carlson joins us live tonight from kinnick stadium. mark, the university of iowa's tightening security there saturday's hawkeye game against purdue. yes, officials say there have been no specific threats made against kinnick stadium. but they aren't taking any chances -- this weekend, expect some changes. "this is going to be the biggest event in the state that day, we have a small city in a very small area, and very high profile, we have the number five team in the nation playing, hopefully we'll be very successful, but it does create some interest out there." up to 70 thousand fans will pack into kinnick stadium this weekend. but getting in, won't be as routine as it's been in the past. the biggest change -- purses and other medium sized bags will not be allowed through the gates. "if you do come to the stadium with one of those items, we do have a check area at the recreation building that people can go to and check those items then come into the stadium. " the policy is similar to that already used by the national football league. c

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channel 13's josh nguyen is live from the iowa state patrol headquarters... to show us how they're educating people about the dangers an audit reveals a former state worker was overpaid and under qualified... it concerns a former lawyer for administrative job last year... after a scandal involving hush money given to employees with grievances. the report shows lamb pocketed about 22 thousand dollars more than he should have... it also shows he didn't meet the experience requirements for the position in the first place. nearly five million dollars to "kraft heinz." it'll go towards a new food manufacturing plant in davenport. "kraft heinz" is in the process of closing its current plant in the same city. about 14 hundred people work there... and the new plant will only employ about a third of them. the layoffs will likely begin next year. the company is also in line for another 10 million dollars from the city of davenport. home insurance costs could be going up for hundreds of people in the metro... it's because the "federal emergency management agency" is redrawing floo

we can't have them. >>> nbc's halle jackson joins us from iowa where trump made some comments to nbc and we've been trying to flush this out, new comments we played from earlier today. >> reporter: yeah. >> as it stands, clear it up for us, what is donald trump proposing at this point? >> reporter: so, he was very clear today, erika, to say he was -- at the time he explained that he couldn't hear the questions posed by our nbc news reporter/producer who was out there asking him about this here in iowa a couple of nights ago. he said there was background music he said some little wise guy showed up and asked him questions about a muslim database. let's be clear the questions came from a print interview trump had done earlier that day in which that had come up so that's what our producer was following up on. trump appeared to indicate that he would support that. you saw the tame of it over the last few days. today here's where trump stands, he would support a database of syrian refugees entering the united states since that war began over the last four years, about 2,000 refugees have c

iowa from getting tested. channel 13's justin surrency shows us how a local organization is trying to ease the fear.. and stop the stereotypes. it used to be a death sentence surrounded with stereotypes... "just a disease that affects gay men, the gay men's cancer from the 80'son tuesday famous actor and heterosexual charlie sheen, revealed he's been living with h-i-v for 4 years... gregg gross the h-i-v program director for project of primary health care in des moines says it's cases like sheen's that can go a long way towards beating down pre-existing stereotypes... "he's a very high profile person and it has potential to change perception of what hiv is like."but iowa has it's work cut out for them...gross says hispanics in iowa are 2.6 times more likely to be diagnosed than white non hispanics and blacks which account for just 3 percent of iowa's population are 5 times more likely to be diagnosed than white non- hispanics... "one of the biggest issues we are dealing with in iowa is that half of our new diagnosis of hiv infections year after year are people who already ve an asinosis whichans they

kcrg t-v nine's iowa city bureau chief mark carlson joins us tonight from the university of iowa. mark, it was quite a first day for bruce harreld. yes, make no mistake about it, there was a big protest today. protesters want harreld to resign, but harreld has other plans. chants protesters made lots of noise monday. marching from the pentacrest to the iowa memorial union, at one point even gathering

us from sioux city today. the farther north and west you go, the harder the flakes were falling. some parts of north western iowa saw 6-8 course of the day. joining us now with what we can expect the rest of the evening..... .....with this winter storm warning is chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad (wx ad lib) (wx wrap & toss to jack) jack: with you later. for a closer look now at road conditions, lucas casey is joining us from the digital media center -- lucas? lucas "it was definitely a messy start to the day on roads in northwest iowa with ice and snow, but conditions have been improving all day long. as you can see on the iowa dot online maps at 5-1-1-i-a dot org, central iowa roads mostly clear at this point, but wet from the rain we've had throughout the day. some roads in northwest iowa remain partially covered, but as we move over to some pictures from snow plows taken recently, we see they too are pretty much clear at this point. in the digital media center, lucas casey, local 5 news, we are iowa." jack: if there are more school closings tomorrow-- look for those on more school closings tomorrow-- lo

iowa. eric: kcci's vanessa peng shows us how from tama. vanessa marijuana is not legal : in iowa right now, but it could soon be growing in the state. in the future, western iowa might be home to a booming marijuana business. >> i think it might be beneficial. >> i really don't think we need to have a place where it's available. vanessa: a native american tribe based out of northeast nebraska with land in iowa has its eyes on monona county. omaha tribal members approved referendums giving the tribal council authority to legalize marijuana for recreational and medicinal use, as well as to grow plants for hemp. closer to home, near tama, home to the sac and fox tribe, we asked people what they thought about the possibility of pot on the meskwaki settlement. >> the only thing i see is more people coming in to get high but they're probably just going to be at the resort. vanessa: so it won't really impact you? >> no, it won't really impact us, but i could see people getting mad about it. >> if they were controlling it i would have no problem. >

us. i'm hillary clinton, announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. andy: after that looked downright bad in the taxslayer bowl, i don't know of anyone thought the hawkeyes would be where they are now. in the latest edition of the college football right come up to number four, from number five last week. if the postseason started today, i will would play clemson in the semifinals. the rest of the top 10, michigan, baylor. the first semifinal orange bowl the cotton bowl in texas. the winner of those games plays of championship on january 12 in arizona. and now to the game at hand. tony seeman previews the heroes game iowa on the road at nebraska. tony: the hawkeyes are chasing history. a win would move iowa to 12-0. it would also keep them in the playoff hunt. the hawks aren't ready to talk big picture just yet. >> this game isn't any different than it was in week one. tony: iowa press congress is now sound like a broken record. >> taking it one game at a time. tony: it doesn't make for the most riveting soundbite, but daily routine has worked for iowa

we'll have a special guest in studio to tell us more about an upcoming fundraiser at western iowa tech. with.... kevin miller from phi theta kappa at western iowa tech. who's here to tell us more about a great fundraiser that helps both the haiti water project and siouxland food bank. beta zeta mu, the witcc chapter of phi theta kappa, an international honor society for two-year-college students, will host a silent auction nov. 10-12 to raise funds for two equally worthy projects, the food bank of siouxland's backpack program, which feeds chronically hungry children throughout the school year, including holidays and a water well project in haiti to help the people of a village to have access to clean water which is vital for the survival of hundreds of children in the village. the auction will be held from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on tuesday (november 10) and thursday (november 12) and 10-3 p.m. on wednesday (november 11) and located in front of the western iowa tech college bookstore. among the more than 100 auction items are a desktop and lap top computers, tablets, jewelries, painting. there are also numerous gift ce

iowa hawkeyes. michael admire joins us from bloomington, indiana. and of course he's wearing royals gear. 8 and oh hawkeyes at 4-4 indiana tomorrow. iowa state just celebrated a beatdown of texas. and texas beat oklahoma. so you can bet the cyclones win got the sooners attention. tomorrow the cyclones play at oklahoma where they haven't won in 25 years. we stay in johnston where one of the state's best swim teams has one final practice before state. johnston is ranked 2nd. the dragons should compete for the state title, along with ames and pleasant valley. the best finish ever for johnston is fifth, the dragons were sixth last year. swimming star lexi horner, is favored to win the breaststroke and individual medley. johnston also swims solid in relays. this is the best johnston swim team in history, and they're ready to marshalltown. for today in iowa saturday, i'm keith thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well

thanks so much coming up on kwwlla scientist from an iowa university is helping us learn more about the planet mars. and - the iowa hawkeye wrestling teamamosts their media day. and... here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar.... chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg will have your full forecast, coming up. "now your storm track 7 stormtrack 7 weaaher t phone rings "hello?" "yeah!" "a new friend's coming here to sesame street." all-new it's sesame street live make a new friend! playing five flags center novmerber 24th and 25th afternoon and evening. there is a chance of showers and storms along and ahead of the cold front until 11 m for all of eastern iowa. some of the storms could have some gusty wind and some hail. rain amounts will be less then 0.50" in most locations where rain falls. tonight will be cooler with a gusty northwest wind. highs friday will hover near 50 degrees with a nw wind at 10- 20 mph. saturday and sunday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s.we are tracking a cold front pushing trough the statetethis afternoon and evening.

from us." standup@49:28 "the iowa clinic has 8 care managers who are all certified health coaches, who also make calls to be sure people are being proactive about their health." @29:22 "you're proactively reaching out to people, trying to get them in for their screenings, for annual physicals." @36:20 you just don't get it scheduled and so someone calls and we really need to get this done, and just sort of helps make it happen, and we've found some early cancers that have probably saved their lives." selby says having a care manager has changed her life. @"i think having that person on your side pulling for you and doing what they can to get your health were it should be so your quality of life is a lot better." which is a huge plus, when you're dealing with a chronic disease. hug@20:44 "i don't know what i would do. e-mail me." in west des moines, megan reuther, channel 13 news. the goal of an accountable care organization is to cut health care costs by keeping patients healthier. dr. christi taylor says the iowa clinic is already noticing a return on its investment. stick around, we'll get ano