he's also began his career actually prior to nbc where he was before abc in waterloo iowa. well, he is a chicago native graduate of university of iowa which explains that water to i -- waterloo, iowa, beginning which i could understand when i first read his bio. he is receiving of the most prestigious awards in journalism including seven dupont, six device, 16 in the scope five overs to press awards and five edward r. murrow awards and and many, many more. i could spend an hour listing the stories that brian and his team have done to generate these awards. a couple of them are worth noting, however. exposing the dangerous conditions at factories in bangladesh, making clothes for tommy hilfiger and wal-mart. a toyota report which prompted one of the largest automobile recalls in history. pay to play grading system for overseas. wal-mart use of overseas child labor for their buy america clothing campaign. in fact, i was in wal-mart result and there's pictures of brian all over the place. do not let this man in. [laughter] there are many, many more stories, but it must've been

it happened at a ruckus party in waterloo, iowa.rrived to shut it down, taylor grabbed one of the officer's pistols. >> i just 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 i shot him three times. it wasn't because i was on no drugs or alcohol. i wasn't impaired, you know. >> and afterwards? >> trying to get away, it wasn't no remorse or nothing. i wasn't even thinking about turning myself in or nothing like that, right? i hid for about five or six days in the cornfields before they caught me, right? they give me a natural life sentence, discharged by death. >> for the next 20 years he was transferred to various prisons due to gang activity and predatory behavior. the aging inmate landed in anamosa in 2002. shortly afterwards taylor chose to participate in a victim pact program. but it wasn't out of remorse. he was hoping it would earn him a transfer back to his favorite prison. >> first, i was going to use it to try to get back to ft. madison. you k

he's began his career prior to nbc, where he was before abc, in waterloo iowa. while he is a chicago native he is a graduate of the university of iowa which explains that waterloo iowa, beginning which i couldn't understand when i read his bio. he's received many of the most prestigious awards in journalist including seven duponts, six peabodys, 16 emmys and five edward r murro awards and many more. i could spend an hour listing the stories that brian and his team have done to generate these awards. a couple of them are worth noting, however. exposing the dangerous conditions of factories in bangladesh, making clothes for tommy hilfiger and walmart. the largest automobile recalls in history. pay to play grading systems by the better business bureau. and exposing walmart and i was in a walmart recently and there was pictures of him all over the place, don't let this man in. but there are many more stories but it must have been when he was 10 years old but he broke what we remember as a remember story which is the ab scam story so you guess you can be credited wit

[applause] and he is a native of waterloo iowa. she is a medical doctor, a health care executive for more than 20 years. i got to know her in the department of economic development, years ago when she served on an innovation counsel and also when she was a candidate for lieutenant governor in 2006. she is the mother of seven children, impressive. 18 years old-28 years old. she has a little more seniority and man i do. she was elected january 17 chair. in the two months that she has been chair, she has already been to over 20 events and is traveling this state and going to be -- going to lead us to a new invigorated iowa democratic party. andy please. [applause] andy: thank you. what a great group. and a great chair. can we give him another round? [applause] i tell you, when i come to a group like this, can you feel the energy? are you proud, are you proud to be democrats? [applause] that is exactly what i see all over the state. tom told you about me i am from waterloo. i have been here a lot of times, i have a lot of friends that

he began his career actually prior to nbc where he was -- for abc in waterloo iowa. he is a chicago native and graduate from the university of iowa that explains his beginning. he has received many awards in journalism including seven duponts, 16 emmies five oversea press award and five edward mar awards and many more. i could spend an hour listing stories that brian and his team did to generate awards. a couple are worth noting. exposing the conditions of factories in bangladesh making clothe for tommy hill figure and walmart. pay to grade systems exposing walmart's use of oversea's child labe for the by america corporate. i was in a wal-mart and there is pictures of brian all over saying don't let this man in. there is many more stories but it must have been when he was tep years old that brian broke the abscam story. i guess brian you can be credited with the great movie "american hustle" i have to acknowledge one of abc's star investigative producers and many of you know well cindy, is in the audience. brian, one of your award winning stories was done with the se

while he's a chicago native, he's a graduate of the university of iowa, which explains that waterloo, iowa, beginning, which i couldn't understand when i first read his bio. he's received many of the prestigious awards in journalism including seven duponts, six peabodies, five oversea press awards and five edward r. morrow awards and many, many more. i could spend hours listing the stories that brian and his team have done to generate these awards. a couple of them are worth noting, however. exposing the dangerous conditions at factories in bangladesh making clothes for tommy hill figure and wal-mart. a toyota report which prost proverpted one of the largest automobile recalls in history. pay to play grading systems by the better business bureau. again, exposing wal-mart's use of overseas child labor for their buy america clothing campaign. in fact, i was in a wal-mart recently and there's pictures of brian all over the place. do not let this man in. [laughter] . jack: there's many, many more stories but it must have been when he was 10 years old but brian also broke what some of us rememb

same for iowa you were at minus 24 in waterloo.there, minus 14. obviously still cold. in the northeast we'll put this in motion, we'll see the snow move in for places like new york, up towards boston and south of it mixing in with rain and freezing rain. in the southeast, the rain will continue throughout the date today, kind of a cloudy and gloomy day. temperatures colder as well. be prepared for that. across the northern plains temps better than yesterday. we'll clear things out. we'll see snow across southern illinois and indiana. finally out across areas of the west, we'll see rain and mountain snow in the fourth corners in central and southern california. the pacific northwest you're looking pretty good. >> all right guys. >> you're looking pretty good.+a >> here's a question, would you land here? a runway on a frozen lake. pretty cool. >>> and rand paul takes the cpac straw poll for a third year in a row. who didn't win who didn't win that matters most for 2016? and roy sabato has it the predictions straight on in the crystal