i have been in waterloo for more than 40 years. i am an active democrat, but i tell you what, we all come and i know, especially in the black community, have always been accustomed to your service to iowa. it has been impeccable. you really do your job. now, wait a minute. [laughter] >> but ever since you got in a leadership position on the thatiary committee, i feel you have disappointed us. [applause] >> i have always observed that you are a man of integrity and one year, president obama gave you a name. but because of politics, i believe, and i have not seen you do this before, you have not marched his nominee forward. the election.ut it was a whole year before this. [applause] >> [indiscernible] i am so disappointed. as you go forward, i can't tell you to do to do anything the president does, because i sincerely think he has a personality problem. [laughter] you to be that willpower -- role model that we legislatorthat the we have respected for years. i want you to push back. [applause] >> yes! ms. tyson, i: thank you for your

and john deere continues to be a leading manufacturer and innovator in waterloo. in the balcony today are leaders from bloomfield, woodbine and waterloo, please join me in congratulating them on their accomplishments and supporting their future success. where are they? okay. [ applause ] >>> iowa's industries are increasingly high tech, including advanced manufacturing. in total, iowa has over 6,100 manufacturers that contribute over $31 billion to iowa's economy and employ over 200,000 iowans. over next year, the iowa economic development authority will work with iowa manufacturers to advance a year of manufacturing to help grow this important part of iowa's economy. we should also be proud that iowa remains an agriculture powerhouse that feeds and fuels the world. thanks to the hard work and innovation of iowa's farmers and agriculture producers. we just set an all-time record for ethanol production. we set a new record for biodiesel production by adding an additional 55 million gallons and we lead the nation in the percentage of electricity generated by wind. w

be adeere continues to leading manufacturer in waterloo. our leaders from lynnfield -- loom field -- bloomfield, elsewhere, please join me in applauding and welcoming their future success. [applause] gov. branstad: iowa's industries are increasingly high-tech including advanced manufacturing. in total, iowa has over 600,000 manufacturers that contribute over $31 billion to iowa's economy and employ over 200,000 iowans. over the next few years, the economic authority will work with manufacturers to advance a year of manufacturing to help grow this important part of iowa's economy. we should also be proud that i what remains and agricultural powerhouse that fuels the world. next to the hard work and innovation of iowa's farmers and agricultural producers, we just set an all-time record for ethanol reduction. we set a new record for biodiesel production. we lead the nation with percentage of university oferated by wind -- electricity generated i wind. -- by wind. [applause] gov. branstad: we love wind. [laughter] over the past 30 years, we hav

she has a bank account, regions bank in waterloo. we filed charges. we got the person, he went to court, and he was convicted. regions bank still has not returned more than $6,000 out of her account. he wrote checks on her account. i'm wondering, what's a signature supposed to mean on a check when they won't return her money, just because it was past 30 days of her statement when we found out. this lady is 90 years old. 90 years old. and i want all of you to know that. we have to protect our senior citizen citizens. i'm asking you to investigate this. >> okay. >> my comment is this, i have been in waterloo for more than 40 years. i am an active democrat. but i tell you what, we all, and i know especially in the black community, have always been accustomed to your service to iowa. it has been impeccable. and i think that's why a lot of us are here, because you really do your job. but ever since you got in the leadership position, under judiciary committee, i feel that you've disappointed us. i have always observed that you are a man of integrity and fo

and the waterloo & city line is fully suspended.tone because of a signal failure. the strike on southern means there's no service between clapham junction and milton keynes central. but its expected three quarters of normal southern services will run today. 0n the roads these are the queues northbound towards the blackwall tunnel. it's the usual queuing traffic for this time of day. and the a2 has queues into town from the eltham tunnel to the kidbrooke interchange. in other news this morning, the mayor is being called on to help fund a scheme that offers veterans from our armed forces emotional support by using dogs. as many as 5,000 ex—soldiers in london are thought to be suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. the assistance dogs provide reassurance in public places. the mayor said he has already committed to a number of programmes to help veterans, but welcomes any new suggestions. 0nce once they formed a bond with their vetera n, once they formed a bond with their veteran, they can do anything from grounding during a pan

it happened at a raucous water in waterloo, iowa.police tried to shut it down he grabbed one of the police officer's pistols. >> i shot the man three times, right. everybody broke and run and the other police, he was still down, right so i ran over there and then i shot him three times. it wasn't cause i was on no drugs or no alcohol. you know, i wasn't impaired. >> and afterwards? >> trying to get away. it wasn't no remorse or nothing when i tried -- as i did -- i wasn't even thinking about turning myself in or nothing like that, right. you know, i hid for about like five or six days in the cornfields, right before they caught me, right. they give me a natural life sentence, you know, this charge back there. >> for the next 20 years taylor was transferred between various prisons due to his gang activity and predatory behavior. the aging inmate landed in anamosa in 2002. he chose to participate in a victim impact program. not out of remorse. he was hoping it would earn him a transfer back to his favorite prison. >> first i was going

alexis, jami, josephine, josephine met her waterloo. she's gone. there's nine remaining.at beautiful "bachelor" footage. >> beautiful. >> off to st. thomas where christina and nick had their one-on-one date. christina a very nice girl. excuse me, she told a heartbreaking story about growing up in russia. things went well here. which you can't say for the rest of this episode. christina, good for her, she got the rose. next, a group date. it was supposed to be hanging out on the beach, having a good time. that didn't go very well. in fact, it went completely wrong. none of the women seemed to be particularly happy. the person who was voicing her most of her frustration was jasmine. she had just about had it with the whole thing including saying of that. >> getting a little pushy. >> lots of sitting around. lots of emotion being played. they have -- nick and jasmine have a conversation. jasmine, you got to go. so now eight remain. okay. next, two-on-one date. whitney and danielle or as she was being called d-lo. whitney was the first one. she got left behind on the beach. t

so, expect delays over waterloo bridge.osed after a police incident. just north of harrow and wealdstone station. let's have a check on the weather now. good morning. a cold start to the day, especially compared to this time yesterday. temperatures this morning down in low single figures. 0ne morning down in low single figures. one or two showers as well. more brightness this morning. more in the way of sunny spells. gradually, more showers in the afternoon. a bit of sleet in higher ground. the wind will be strong and cold. maximum temperatures, 6—7. 0vernight tonight, showers will fizzle out. clear spells. hanging on to the breeze. reasonably chilly. a— five degrees in towns and cities. wednesday, a dry start. gradually, a band of rain arriving from the west. more persistent rain as we had to because of the day. gradually heading away north. in the south, a dry and to the afternoon. maximum temperatures tomorrow, nine degrees. u nsettled temperatures tomorrow, nine degrees. unsettled for most of the week. sunshine here and

passengers are getting a first look at the refurbished waterloo station through the power of virtualgn will boost capacity by 30%, and will be ready by the end of next year. let's have a look at the travel situation now. starting with the tubes, all looking good at the moment. delays of 15 minutes on southwest services by tricking twickenham. if we go to the travel camera now you can see there is the usual northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel southern approach. it's building from the woolwich road flyover. and hammersmith bridge remains closed for maintenance work. so expect delays on chiswick bridge and putney bridge as traffic is diverted. let's have a check on the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. good morning. apart from the rain yesterday afternoon it felt quite springlike for much of the day, with some sunshine we saw 14 in gravesend and 12 and 13 is quite widely. today feeling mild, a great start but it should pride and up everywhere through the afternoon. we start the day on around seven, a bit of mist and fog in southern home counties in particular but the low cloud

returning for their second day, from waterloo, illinois--that's just south of st. louis, something like that--it's the champs. it's the shaffer family. [cheering] and from new orleans, louisiana, it's the allen family. [cheering] everybody's here trying to win theirself some cash, and somebody could possibly drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering] give me nancy. give me kris. [theme music plays] top 6 answers on the board. here we go. name a way a woman knows her date is going in for a kiss. kris: when he puts his arm around her. steve: he puts his arm around her. [cheering] women: we're gonna play! kris: we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. kris: let's go! steve: kris, what's going on, man? kris: ok, steve. what's going on, man? steve: what's up, baby? what do you do for a living, kris? kris: well, i am a teacher, mentor, and football coach at a high school. steve: yeah, i like that. kris: yes, sir. steve: that's what it is, man. those football coaches end up being fathers to a lot of kids-- kris: yes, sir. steve: ...man. daphne, what do yo

the venue of waterloo and tamika -- walter lippman say that they create pictures in their head so wehave the idea of storytelling which is probably obviously with culture does. and i'm trying to see this between storytelling and fear and nationality because again we are talking about somebody that listens to a different story and is convinced of it. what do you make of that and how do you reconcile that? >> that's the funny thing to go to these, we all benefit greater when there is a simple story to tell. it's harder to rally people around the global nationalism. i was talking to the filmmaker that did citizen for and i was asking her does it bother you as a filmmaker to make a film because ultimately they have to reduce all abstract political phenomena in the storytelling and she said that it's just how we have for so long gotten our information is through stories and it is so true that there are limits because we become very dependent on good guys and bad guys and we like to have a certain dark. we like to obey the rules of storytelling in th and the polil analysis. and i find myse

[cheering and applause] and from waterloo, illinois, it's the shaffer family!cheering and applause] if the susini family wins today's game, folks, they gonna drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go meet the shaffer family. [cheering and applause] >> yay! yay! yay! yay! >> whoo! >> yay! >> uh-oh. >> yay! steve: it's all right, bill. it's all right. it's gonna be all right, bill. hang in there, man. bill: i'm fine. steve: be over, we'll get you right on out of here. well, introduce everybody, nancy. nancy: i've got my sister kathy, little cousin billy, my sister tammy, and my sister mary. [cheering and applause] steve: y'all gonna hold it down. now, this is a family over here that's playing for a car. somebody gonna win somhi

however much liesh waterloo apartments, they've been putting the costs on to the renters. >> it's far more important that we have law that has teeth being enforced than for us to continue to relegislate. >> debate is happening tonight at city hall. if the changes are approved, the final rent ordinance would go into effect this spring. >>> a neighborhood is making world history, about to become the first legally recognized transgender district on the planet. this is the newly named lgbt district. it will encompass six blocks in the lower tenderloin and cross over market street. today san francisco supervisor made the historic announcement saying that the new district is a message to the world that quote trans people are welcome here. >>> yef ranieri is back with us now. we're talking about changes in the weather. >> i wish i could have drier weather on the way the next couple of weeks. but we're going to set ourselves up into a wet weather pattern. let's get a look at your microclimate forecast. right now clouds are on the increase across san jose. and 57 degrees. temperatures drop dow

returnin' for their third day, with a total of 20,945 bucks, from waterloo, illinois, it's the champsit's the shaffer family. [cheering and applause] woman: whoo hoo! steve: and from atchison, kansas, it's the stone family. [cheering and applause] woman: whoo! steve: everybody's here tryin' to win theyself a lot of cash, and somebody--somebody might just drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me nancy, give me joe. let's go. top 7 answers on the board. here we go. name something of grandpa's that grandma would hate to discover she just sat on. joe: his teeth. steve: his teeth. joe: pass or play? stones: play! joe: steve, we're gonna play. steve: they gonna play. [cheering and applause] steve: summer--uh, are you married? summer: i'm single, steve. steve: single? all right, now. summer: i am very single, yes. steve: we can get you somebody today. summer: ha ha! that would be... steve: yeah, we can get you-- you're on tv. you're pretty. we can get you somebody. zumba instructor. must be in shape. we can get you somebody. summer: wow. ok. steve: what type of m

we're here at the intersection of north waterloo and west bernie, one of several police scenes tonight. police holding this evidence, you see, a downed motorcycle, a tow truck arriving to get this motorcycle out of here, again, information very preliminary. but what we're learning tonight is that shots were fired earlier tonight, apparently between a couple of groups of people on motorcycles. police arrived as the gunfire continued. we're hearing that no one was hit by the gunfire. but one officer was slightly injured when a motorcycle may have fallen on her leg or her foot. the motorcyclist all took off. that led to several chases, several crime scenes around philadelphia, different locations, a few miles apart. for instance, a motorcyclist was also stopped at third and allegheny, got pictures of that, a hands full of areas were blocked off by police, as they tried to rounds up suspect, and collect evidence, one of them at 23rd and diamond. as we know right now, no one is in custody. police still at several of these scenes, including this one, picking up the motorcycle, trying to get

. >> let's take you to waterloo, iowa.epublican senator, joani ernst. >> you saw there was over well pheupg evidence that a foreign country was meddling in our elections and democracy -- [ applause ] >> this is a red state. this is trump country. how contentious did this town hall get? >> very much so stephanie. ruckus, rowdy, all of those adjectives apply, and the town hall for senator grassly that was just talked about, and this is reminiscent of the tea party rise, and many people were shouting, your last term. people were talking over each other and talking over senator ernst yesterday, very passionate. her response to the question about russia, you heard the question earlier, she told the audience that she has said over and over again, that russia is not our friend and she went on to say she contacted the president last week telling him he needs to stand up to president putin, and at that point the man that asked the question, a veteran from iowa city told her to say it louder. >> a veteran from iowa city. did you hea

new coders, new technologists into american-owned facilities in the canadian jurisdiction, ward waterloo, calgary, same near mexico city. to allow those people that, you know, this list of countries and then the next list because the president has promised to start scrutinizing these lists. this is going to be very interesting because it's a different way of thinking about risk of your employee turnover. that's what i'm looking at. >> some suggestion that maybe apple would be one of the company's joining some of the others in the lawsuit over this travel ban policy. but if you look at the quarter itself that apple delivered, we were just showing something that said the best quarter ever for services, the stock is at its highest level, carrie, in a year and a half. it's up 6% today. we've been debating the issue almost every day leading up to this report as to whether the best days are behind apple. whether it was too late to get in. whether you should bait for a pullback. if you were waiting for a pullback you missed your chance today. >> i don't think it's too late. we own apple and we

some were comparing it to henry the fifth's speech to british troops to the battle of waterloo.ut. that's what we will do. ifi carried out. that's what we will do. if i may say once again those famous words of william pitt england has saved herself and will i trust save europe and the united kingdom by her example. and all those many good things that europe, we are told, has given us, the great news is, we can decide to keep them for ourselves! all those good laws we will keep. all those employment protections, we will agree to continue. and the day that we leave the european union, it will bea we leave the european union, it will be a great day. stirring stuff. i don't think i have seenjohn redwood getting so animated, but contrast that with ken clarke, the only tory who is going to vote against triggering this bill beginning our departure from the eu. now he was actually applauded at the end by some 0pposition mps, but have a look at the two tory sitting behind him sort of indifference. i personally shall be voting with my conscience content in this vote and when we see what u

there are queues northbound over waterloo bridge.me frequent showers. now, some brighter spells, maybe, at first, but these showers blowing through quite quickly. we could get some hail mixed in there as well, accompanied by this quite fresh south—westerly breeze. thunder and lightning, potentially, as well. the maximum temperature seven celsius, so gradually getting a little bit cooler by the end of the afternoon. now, these showers are going to continue overnight, as well, and it is still going to be quite cold, a much colder night than last night. the breeze stays with us again. potentially these showers could fall wintry. the minimum between three and four celsius. as we head into tomorrow, we will get some showers first thing, but we will get some brighter spells between them tomorrow, may even see a little bit of sunshine. so slightly improved, still going to see some showers, the maximum temperature at nine celsius. now, it stays rather unsettled this week. we will get some showers around. temperature, though, gradually starti