rose: this is the third time wagner has run for city council. he says he has the city's interest at heart. the mayor though says he doesn't , want to see him on the council. >> i'm concerned about the future. i believe that small towns have a very good future. rose: bill wagner is running for city council in guthrie center, but instead of the issues, some voters may be focused on wagner's past. >> i'm just an easy target. rose: seven years ago, wagner was charged with two counts of indecent contact with two 12-year-old boys. the complaint said he kissed and hugged them, and wrestled with them. the charges were later lowered to simple misdemeanor assault. >> kind actions on my part are sometimes are sometimes misinterpreted by people here. i hope to be able to encourage the city into a broader future and past misdeeds are past. rose: it just so happens the man who arrested wagner in 2008 is also running for city council. we reached out to him, but he says he didn't want to comment because he says it didn't feel appropriate for a candidate. guthri

the mayor says he still finds wagner's candidacy a concern. future. i believe that small towns have a very good future. reporter: bill wagner is running for city council in guthrie center. instead of the issues, some voters may be focused on wagner's past. seven years ago wagner was charged with two counts of indecent contact with two 12-year-old boys. the charges were later lowered to simple misdemeanor assault. >> kind actions are sometimes misinterpreted by people here. i hope to be able to encourage the city into a broader future and past misdeeds are passed. reporter: it so happens that the man who arrested wagner in 2008 is running for city council. we reached out to him what he says he did not want to comment because he says it did not feel appropriate because he is a candidate running in this race. guthrie center mayor dennis kunkle says wagner often attend city council meetings and is disruptive. >> knowing some of the past history i knew, i am not thrilled with that at all. there's nothing i can do about it. it is a free country. he can run

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. >> peter wagner is the executive director of a criminal justice reform group, wagner claims a sweetheart deal, calls for prison can reach $1 per minute compared to one leading provider's rate of 7 cents per minute for a long distance call on the outside. >> we live in a world where communications is now incredibly cheap. i can talk on skype for free, i can have a cell phone with unlimited long distance. but in this one context, it can cost up to $1 a minute, one case where the free market isn't working. >> hundreds of millions of dollars in commissions for the price of communication. >> 60%, 70%, 90% of the cost of the call goes to the facility that gave the contract. that is wrong. that should be something the fcc firms. >> a woman named martha wright filed a class action lawsuit, she alleged unconscionable long distance rates, forcing her to either talk to her grandson or buy her medications. it wasn't until 2013 that the fcc took action, imposing a 15 cent a minute limit on out of state calls. >> i have searched my soul, i have no other answer. >> commissionerrer minion, is fighting t

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tom wagner.dell were tocome to, woulyou buy any? tom is unlikely that we would be buying in the primary marks. the markets will have to assess the longer-terfidelity. that's an viability. if there are substantial synergiesobtained in that transaction, it can make sense for investors to taka look at it. there ino disputing that $40 billion of debt in our market t. wells fargo being investigated by the consumer finance protection bureau. the pro has been going on for at least a year. -- the probe. this?u involved with have you bought some of that debt? tom: we have not. when you look at the way the administration is approaching the student debt issue, it is a very risky part of the capital markets. you have preference for students to walk away from or restructure some of their debts. i will not get into a discussion about whether or not that is appropriate. it was clearly something getting momentum. it needs to be thought about very carefully for those buying these securitizations. increased moment

nbc's dave wagner is live in columbia where there is more worry about the situation. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, eun. major thorough fare i'm standing here, this is closed in both directions because they're concerned that this road and the bridge down this way are not safe for people to drive across. they're concerned that the road could be undermined there and could be unsafe for drivers, people walking across. it has been a dangerous few days for people here in columbia. so far 11 people at least 11 people are dead that they're aware of. residents have been forced to flee at a moment's notice. there are 18 dams breached state wide. nine here in the midlands. doing these kind of controlled breaches to try to relieve some of the pressure. president obama signed a disaster declaration. we can say that 11 counties have been declared federal disaster areas already. more than 500 roads and bridges have been washed out, so it is very difficult, eun to get from one place to another. in fact, since this bridge is closed, a major area here for drive

. >> you talked about the red a wagner and bj isaac jones. tell us about that. that was an interesting common ground i am a pro-life republican, but i think politically this issue is over and when the supreme court decided roe versus wade 42 years ago and it's not going to overrule itself. abortion as a legal matter is going to be with us for very long time. i think to fight that battle as a political issue is not fruitful. the story of loretta wagner and bj isaacson jones is very tell telling about how people can try to reach common ground on a difficult issue and how somebody who is pro-life can accomplish something beyond the political sphere. isaacson jones was the head of the largest abortion clinic in my state. loretta wagner was the head of missouri citizens for life. he just died recently. wonderful, dear person, person, very devout roman catholic. they got to know each other and they struck up a friendship despite this major difference and they worked on doing this together. for example, the abortion clinic placed on its premises, and adoption service t

dakota valley taking on wagner -- both teams with one win. early in the 1st -- the panthers already up 7-nothing -- gage butler looking to add to it -- breaks down the sideline but steps out before he's tackled -- that would lead to another dv - td. butler's return sets this up -- austin carter running for the edge -- dives into the endzone -- the panthers with a 21-8 lead after a quarter. in the 2nd -- dakota valley keeps pouring it on -- luke schmitt dropping back -- tyler johnson torches the corner at the snap -- dakota valley blows out wagner, 43-8. norfolk catholic and boone central, newman grove have met three straight years in nebraska's class c1 playoffs, with state titles for each school in two of those years. this year, the knights are ranked first at 8 and 0 -- while the cardinals are sixth. seven of catholic's wins have been by 28 points or more. both teams fighting a light, spitting rain throughout the night. catholic gets on the board first - david engelhaupt goes in from 9 yards out - knights take a 7-0 lead after their first p

but, the story of loretta wagner and bj jones in st. louis is very telling of how people can try to reach common ground on a very difficult issue, and how somebody who is pro-life can accomplish something beyond the political fear. isakson jones was the head of the largest abortion clinic and my state. loretto wagner was the head of the missouri citizens for life. just died recently, wonderful person, dear, dear person, very devout roman catholic. they got to know each other, they struck up a friendship despite this major difference. they worked on things together, for example, the abortion clinic placed on its premises and adoption service to give an alternative to young women that it does not have to be abortion, it can be adoption. that. that is really substantial. i'm sure it permitted a number of on abortions by doing it. they came by loretto wagner's faith in the goodness of her heart and the ability of two very different people to try to figure out if there is something we can agree on, and there was. host: that is a compelling s

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >>> minutes before midnight strikes deadline, united autoworkers and general motors reached a tentative agreement on a new four-year contract. the proposed deal is expected to cover long-term wage increases and job security. that agreement on wednesday. >>> strong earnings from big-name tech companies rallied the market. the dow finished 434 points higher. the s&p gained 42 and moving back into positive territory for the year. the nasdaq jumped 145 points. gas prices dropping ten cen the past two weeks. the average price of a gallon of regular is $2.24. analysts warn that the price drop could end if the cost of crude oil remains at current levels. >>> toyota is the top automaker when it comes to global vehicle sales. it announced this morning it sold nearly 7.5 million vehicles the first three-quarters of the year. volkswagen is preparing millions ofs of vehicles involved in the emissions scandal. >>> the gm muscle car is the produced in the u.s.ince 1992. prices start at $25,700. chevy dealers expect to get the car the

jill wagner, thanks a lot. ahead on our morning news stand, light band, why you cannot pack your electronic cigarette in your checked luggage. a ufo on collision with earth? in in. >> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country.y. scary momentss for a tree trtrer in pasadena, california, prons trapped him from more thananhree stories up. he was stuck more than an hour screaming for help. the prons away saving the man, they say he is lucky he didn't suffocate. new rules for flying with ecigarettes in space junk. some of the headlines on the morning news stand. the new york sometimes reports on a u.s. challenge to china's growing territorial ambitions. it sailed close to an artificial island cane. china claims the islands are within its territorial boundarys, the u.s. considers the area international waters. military officials say it was completed would you tell incident. >>> usa today has a dire prediction for the weather in the pull. it will make the region so hot, it will be dangerous f

alex wagner, who won?up. >> this is what we were realized about this campaign season, there is someone that the media thinks is winning or losing and then there is the reality like the grass roots or the voters. ben carson is on the right and had more facebook fans than hillary clinton and bernie sanders combined, right? he is the darling of the grass roots. bernie sanders obviously has some appeal that we in the media are not picking up on to the degree that the headlines yesterday all touted exactly the same thing, which is hillsr[ clinton won and by and large all the grass roots, the polling, the donations, what have you, all out there in the world points to the bernie sanders. >> and with focus groups and people changing their minds, hillary clinton supporters watching that debate and then turning away from her and switching to bernie sanders. >> don't you think it is the part of this that is concerning to her. is not necessarily undecided will look at bernie sanders and say he won, or even voters else

in a statement, t-mobile ceo said -- joining me now is ryan wagner, a defense strategist.hank you. i am a new t-mobile customer. i am pissed. what exactly happened? how does somebody get into experian and to t-mobile records? were they targeting t-mobile? ryan wagner: you cannot be sure. the problem is any digital data is in places you cannot see. company data on another and you have a perimeter between two companies. you cannot make sure they were going after t-mobile data. and as they got out. emily: why would it be t-mobile specifically? why couldn't the hackers get other companies? t-mobile, the amount of information is unique. they have millions upon millions of customers in one location. a very small amount of files. emily: utah doesn't you are only as your weakest link. what are the lessons of t-mobile's ceo john legere. how much responsibility does t-mobile there? ryan wager: for what is a control and their centers. all the way up to the speed of technology on their own. it is a matter of how much did you share with your third parties? to me, do i know where my dat

police have carged wagner with conspiracy to manufacture meth, along with other possession charges. a n charged wiwi killing a frienn while driving drunk last year may not go to trial. according to the waterloo-cedar falls courier 19-year-old anthony fogle seems ready to accept a plea eal. authoriies say fogg lost control of hhs truck and november. 20-year-old branden samuel was killed. assistant fayette county attorney says fogle may enter a plea deal at the november 2nd hearing. a man will spendd15 years in prison for leading l lw enfooement on a hii- speed chase that ended in a crash with school bus. a judge sentenced 46 year old james surrett for attempting to elude and being a habitual offender. he will have to serve a mandatory three year before he is eliggle for parolee surrett led sheriff's deputies on a chase in february with speeds reaching more than 100 miles per hour. the chase ended in downtown cedar rapids, when he crashed into a schoolus and a pickup. the driver f the pickup - who was egnant - ann her child had minor injuries. cedar rapids is working with the state on

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jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.od morning, jill. >> reporter: the united autoworkers union is threatening a strike against fiat-chrysler. uaw members overwhelmingly rejected a contract with chrysler last week. the union's four-year contract ran out september 14th. the union and the company said they will continue negotiations. >>> tomorrow, volkswagen's top u.s. executive testifies on capitol hill about the emissions rigging scandal. volkswagen faces numerous over that is disabled emissions control. the recall is expected to begin in january. volkswagen says the scandal will force the company to cut costs. as of now, though, there will be no job cuts. >>> here on wall street, traders are waiting for tomorrow's release of minutes from the fed's september meeting. the stocks were mixed yesterday. s&p lost 7. the nasdaq lost 32. >>> if you think speeding on commercial airliners is too crowded now, take a look at this proposal from airbus. it shows passengers in a mezzanine level on top of passengers in a lower level. y

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> reporter: it isn't known who the hackers are who stole information from about 15 million customers of t-mobile wireless. t-mobile used the credit reporting agency experian to check on the customers and that is where the breach occurred. >>> wall street will be watching today's release of the monthly jobs report. a strong report would raise expectations that the federal reserve will raise interest rates possibly later this month. stocks finished mixed yesterday. the dow lost 12 points, the s&p gained three, the nasdaq finished nearly 7 points higher. >>> your dunkin doughnuts shop could soon be closing. they are shutting down a hundred stores at speedway gas stations. they examine sales to slow. the news dunks the company's stock. share prices fell more than 12%. >>> staples is ducking the trend of other big name retailers. the office supply chain will stay closed to holiday shoppers on thanksgiving. staples president said in a statement that the company wants customer

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> good morning. united autoworkers union and four-year deal on on a new contract. the union rejected a tentative deal last week because it didn't does far enough for benefits that were lost in previous contracts. union leaders vote on that deal tomorrow. >>> wall street will be paying close attention to today's release of the minutes from the last fervel board meeting. they might look into insight whether the fed might raise interest rates. the dow climbed 122 points and s&p gained 15 and the nasdaq finished at 42 points. >>> lumber liquidators will pay $4 million into illegal imported wood and the company will plead guilty to five violations of environmental law. the justice department says the woods from overseas. minutes" report that lumber liquidators lamb -- are best buy store has a new person that handling to be a robot. chloe handles requests for dvds and looks like a big jukebox. customers tell chloe what they want. the robot then uses a big yellow arm to get the items. >>> region airlines sa

joining us now alex wagner, msnbc host and political anal t analyst. also with us, former political governor of minnesota who ran for president in 2012. stuart stevens, the former chief strategist for mitt romney's presidential campaign. alex, which one do you think is the best singer? >> i'm going to go with ted cruz because he has that sort of performance. >> in iowa, the candidates still sing. john hume already in my mind was the greatest politician of his era and it just made me think, wow, all the feeling, all the power, really genuinely, the soul that comes out in those things. but i guess -- >> lawrence, barack obama has sang at pivotal moments of his presidency. serious moments, al green moments have made a difference. >> to my high brow question, which is -- >> as all your questions are. >> what did we learn about the way these candidates would be president if they ever got the job? >> i mean, i think you learn more in the pauses and the interstitials than the answers. we know john kasich would be frustrated. we know that jeb bush would be, i

dave wagner explains. >> it is the calm before the storm. in washington this week. >> house divided over who is the next speaker. >> we have to change things. we need a fresh start. we have a gulf and divide. >> congressman ryan talked football as he left for the weekend. while across section of house members are mounting a full >> we have endorsed daniel webster but ryan is a great man. good communicator. we need. >> i am ryan republican nominee for vice-president in 2012. and republican frontrunner for president in 2016 thinks ryan might buckle to pressure. >> he doesn't seem to want it but i bet if it was offered to him he would take. >> while republicans attempt to unify. democrats running for president are trying hard to show their differences. >> are you a capital insist no. >> i am a democratic socialist but i have been elected as independent throughout my political career. >> tuesday five declared democrats will debate in las vegas but all eyes on joe biden. with frontrunner hillary clinton slipping in polls mounting presh for your b

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> a new system from tesla looks like a game-changer. it's a lane-changer. tesla tesla's new autopilot system let's cars change lanes by itself. tesla systems, like others, keepses the car in lane and can parallel park but the lane changing feature is an industry first. tesla will get the autopilot system through an update. >>> the dow lost 157 points. the s&p closed down and the nasdaq we will 13. >>> walmart was the biggest loser in the s&p, suffering its biggest one-day loss in almost 30 years. the retail giant announced it excepts its profits to fall. walmart says next year's profit could fall by as much as 12%. >>> the internet video service netflix saw a 2% drop 234 itsin its stock. that raised fears it may have trouble attracting more subscribers in its largest market. netflix blames the shortfall with a process of credit cards. >>> square, the mobile payment company, is going public. the company filed its initial public offering. square has been expanding into other areas of business. earlier, square announced the

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> if you're flying on southwest airlines today, be prepared for delays. hundreds of southwest flights were delayed yesterday because of a computer glitch affecting seconds. frustrated southwest passengers were delayed for hours. >>> they haven't told us how long we are going to wait but i don't know if we are going to make our flight. >> nobody is saying anything. that is the problem. not a sign. not a person here or anything. >> southwest isn't sure how long the problem will be -- will take to be resolved. passengers are advised to print boarding passes before coming to the airport and to arrive about two hours early. >>> last week was the best week this year on wall street. the dow gained 613 points. the s&p finished the week 63 points higher. the nasdaq added 122 points. >>> the price of gas continues to drop but the price of crude higher prices at the pumps. the average price of a gallon of gas dropped to $2.34. gas prices have fallen about 52 weeks. >>> the g

nbc dave wagner has the report. >> from bad to worse in columbia, south carolina. after two feet of rain, damn breeches, flooding already hard hit areas. >> we've got to get people downstream evacuated. because if this damn goes, 50,000 people are going to be washed away. >> not everyone is heeding the warning. >> we don't want to have to come skput rescue. and much worse we don't want to add you to the fatalities. >> with no other place to go, shelt erls are filled with families. water is not safe to drink and bottled water is in high demand. >> very little water pressure. and what water we do get we have to boil it. >> downtown column barks fire trucks are pumping clean water into a hospital. travel is tricky and trchs. 550 roads and patricias are washed out. the roads are still unsafe a lot of them have been undermined by the flooding. >> when the water recedes it is clear the suffering in south carolina won't end any time soon. and neither will the memory of this historic storm. dave wagner, nbc news columbia, south carolina. >> this morning the pentagon is cha

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guthrie center's mayor expressing concern about wagner's past. wagner says he wants to move on. >> knowing some of the past -- >> i hope to be able to encourage the city into a broader future and past misdeeds are passed. >> >> knowing some of the past history that i knew, i'm not thrilled with that at all. there's nothing i can do about it. it's still a free country, he can run for office if he wants. kevin: though -- the city council election is on november results. midamerican energy is dealing with a scam warning tonight. the polk county sheriff's office says someone would call up claiming to be from midamerican. even the color id comes up as midamerican. the caller says the business owner is passed to do on a bill. midamerican energy says if you get one of those calls, hang up. new tonight two yorkie puppies , get a second chance thanks to a small shelter on des moines' south side. stacey: pancho and lefty are just like any other puppies. they chase, chew, and bark. but they've had a lot to overcome. >> there's pancho. there's lefty. let's g

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> if you're flying on southwest airlines today, be prepared for delays. hundreds of southwest flights were delayed yesterday because of a computer glitch affecting seconds. frustrated southwest passengers were delayed for hours. >>> they haven't told us how long we are going to wait but i don't know if we are going to make our flight. >> nobody is saying anything. that is the problem. not a sign. not a person here or anything. >> southwest isn't sure how long the problem will be -- will take to be resolved. passengers are advised to print boarding passes before coming to the airport and to arrive about two hours early. >>> last week was the best week this year on wall street. the dow gained 613 points. the s&p finished the week 63 points higher. the nasdaq added 122 points. to drop but the price of crude oil continuous to rise, expect higher prices at the pumps. the average price of a gallon of gas dropped to $2.34. gas prices have fallen about 52 cents a gallon o

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. a new survey finds you're paying more than ever for our own money. banker.com is reporting fees on atms at record levels. another draw from another bank's atm is $42.50 and overdraft fees are a record $33.07. >>> on wall street street today they may react further from jobs market on friday and when to hike federal interest rates. the dow gained 166 points last week. s&p rose 19. >>> former federal reserve chairman ben bernanke said some should have gone to jail. he didn't name names. the economic meltdown was, in large part, triggered by securities dealing in the housing market. >>> the man expected to be named the new chairman of volkswagen says the emissions tests crisis threatens the existence of the company. he is expected to be appointed voks wagger's new chief on thursday. it admitted it rigged an emissions test in the united states but the new ceo thinks they can overcome the crisis. >>> "the martian" is the number one box office draw this weekend starring matt damon as an rest

dave wagner, nbc news. >>> meteorologist rob is standing by with the forecast. we're not looking at anything like that. >> we would like to see some of that. >> what they are seeing across the carolinas, winds of 145 miles per hour very far away from the south carolina coastline but moisture feeding a way. you can see the storm offshore but that moisture continues to sweep up towards the northwest. good news the storm, the path will move away from the eastern seaboard, very likely close to bermuda during the day tomorrow but the threat should decrease for parts of the east coast. more heavy rain and still flooding a possibility with high surf coming in from the storm which ja keel we think will accelerate away from the east coast. closer to home, no rain to talk about yet. temperatures in the 60s and wind speeds out of the south at 17 miles per hour and gusts to 35 in san francisco right now and oakland winds less than 21 and san jose and dublin winds 20 to 25 miles per hour. it's the hill tops that will see the strongest wind if we can head to the earthquakes g