john wayne gacy used to live in waterloo. a mass murderer. if you are truly from waterloo you would know the difference between duke and a felon. >> sure. >> bret: part of the deal. >> is it a challenge? >> sure it's a challenge. the president of the united states has to stand up and lead the nation. they can't embarrass the american people. so there is part of toughening up and learning how to do this job. ♪ >> bret: also on june 27, another republican jumps in. hoping to catch iowa lightning in a bottle. >> i never thought i'd speak in atumbwua. >> thaddeus mccotter. eight-year member of congress. >> bret: he asked undecided activist robin out for coffee. the washington big shot courting the iowa activist. >> i did look at the straw poll. >> bret: for now, only willing to give mccotter friendly iowa advice. >> got to get your statement down, so you can talk to people face to face. >> bret: july turns to august. and the straw poll fast approaches. >> the straw vote sends a powerful message. >> the state is rising. >> we're fired up! >> bre

. >> it's like john wayne was from waterloo, iowa, that's the spirit that i have. >> she mixes up iowa legend john wayne and serial killer john wayne gacy. >> john wayne gacy lived in waterloo -- you know, mass murderer. if you are from waterloo, you would know the difference between the the duke and a felon. >> sure, sure. >> that's part of the deal. >> yeah. >> is it a challenge? >> oh, sure, it's a challenge. but the president of the united states has to stand up and lead the nation and they can't embarrass the american people. so part of toughening up and learning how it do this job. >> also on june 27, another republican jumps in, hoping to catch iowa lightning in a bottle. >> i never thought i would be speaking here. >> thaddeus mccotter. >> in all honesty, you never thought you would hear a speech from a dude named thaddeus. he asked an undecided for coffee. the washington big shot, courting the iowa activist. for now, at least, she's only willing to give him friendly iowa advice. >> you have to get your -- your statements down so you can talk to people, face to face. >> july tu

. >> it's like john wayne was from waterloo, iowa, that's the spirit that i have. >> she mixes up iowa legend john wayne and serial killer john wayne gacy. >> john wayne gacy lived in waterloo -- you know, mass murderer. if you are from waterloo, you would know the difference between the the duke and a felon. >> sure, sure. >> that's part of the deal. >> yeah. >> is it a challenge? >> oh, sure, it's a challenge. but the president of the united states has to stand up and lead the nation and they can't embarrass the american people. so part of toughening up and learning how it do this job. >> also on june 27, another republican jumps in, hoping to catch iowa lightning in a bottle. >> i never thought i would be speaking here. >> thaddeus mccotter. >> in all honesty, you never thought you would hear a speech from a dude named thaddeus. he asked an undecided for coffee. the washington big shot, courting the iowa activist. for now, at least, she's only willing to give him friendly iowa advice. >> you have to get your -- your statements down so you can talk to people, face to face. >> july tu

. >> it's like john wayne was from waterloo, iowa, that's the spirit that i have. >> she mixes up iowa legend john wayne and serial killer john wayne gacy. >> john wayne gacy lived in waterloo -- you know, mass murderer. if you are from waterloo, you would know the difference between the the duke and a felon. >> sure, sure. >> that's part of the deal. >> yeah. >> is it a challenge? >> oh, sure, it's a challenge. but the president of the united states has to stand up and lead the nation and they can't embarrass the american people. so part of toughening up and learning how it do this job. >> also on june 27, another republican jumps in, hoping to catch iowa lightning in a bottle. >> i never thought i would be speaking here. >> thaddeus mccotter. >> in all honesty, you never thought you would hear a speech from a dude named thaddeus. he asked an undecided for coffee. the washington big shot, courting the iowa activist. for now, at least, she's only willing to give him friendly iowa advice. >> you have to get your -- your statements down so you can talk to people, face to face. >> july tu

. >> it's like john wayne was from waterloo, iowa, that's the spirit that i have. >> she mixes up iowa legend john wayne and serial killer john wayne gacy. >> john wayne gacy lived in waterloo -- you know, mass murderer. if you are from waterloo, you would know the difference between the the duke and a felon. >> sure, sure. >> that's part of the deal. >> yeah. >> is it a challenge? >> oh, sure, it's a challenge. but the president of the united states has to stand up and lead the nation and they can't embarrass the american people. so part of toughening up and learning how it do this job. >> also on june 27, another republican jumps in, hoping to catch iowa lightning in a bottle. >> i never thought i would be speaking here. >> thaddeus mccotter. >> in all honesty, you never thought you would hear a speech from a dude named thaddeus. he asked an undecided for coffee. the washington big shot, courting the iowa activist. for now, at least, she's only willing to give him friendly iowa advice. >> you have to get your -- your statements down so you can talk to people, face to face. >> july tu

. >> it's like john wayne was from waterloo, iowa, that's the spirit that i have. >> she mixes up iowa legend john wayne and serial killer john wayne gacy. >> john wayne gacy lived in waterloo -- you know, mass murderer. if you are from waterloo, you would know the difference between the the duke and a felon. >> sure, sure. >> that's part of the deal. >> yeah. >> is it a challenge? >> oh, sure, it's a challenge. but the president of the united states has to stand up and lead the nation and they can't embarrass the american people. so part of toughening up and learning how it do this job. >> also on june 27, another republican jumps in, hoping to catch iowa lightning in a bottle. >> i never thought i would be speaking here. >> thaddeus mccotter. >> in all honesty, you never thought you would hear a speech from a dude named thaddeus. he asked an undecided for coffee. the washington big shot, courting the iowa activist. for now, at least, she's only willing to give him friendly iowa advice. >> you have to get your -- your statements down so you can talk to people, face to face. >> july tu

bloggable offer for improvements and will probably related to the widening of bay shore boulevard at waterloo street. >> this is for improvements and land as right of way as part of the development. this is part of the process as they went through the entitlements. this is what they determined they needed in order to widen the sidewalk and provide these improvements in order to finalize their construction. the construction has been completed. it has been determined that these improvements satisfy city standards, and we have this information for the board to accept this at this time. supervisor mar: thank you. let's open this up for public comment. is there anyone who would like to open -- to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, can we move this without objection? so move. ms. miller, could you please write -- read item number two. clerk miller: item number two, a resolution approving the execution of a lease agreement. >> good afternoon, chair mar, members of the committee. i have on the overhead a quick look at this property. this is caltrans-owned property.

up to ames, up from there to waterloo, you'll change to snow. and up to areas of central wisconsin, you're expecting maybe one to three inches, not a big deal, but for some, the first snow of the season. the wisconsin area, the white is the snow. madison, milwaukee and green bay, this looks like a rain event for you. the travel troubles around chicago, great lakes, that's where it's going to be wet and windy. dallas you'll be fine. and the east coast, enjoy, this is it. yesterday was gorgeous, today will be similar after we burn off the fog. 67 from d.c. to southern new england. >>> silvio berlusconi bows to pressure. internet giants join forces and santa is saved, big relief. "first look" at business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, the nba players are on the clock and the biggest wave ever ridden. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. this new at&t 4g lte is fast. did you hear sam... ...got promoted to director? so 12 seconds ago. we should get him a present. thanks for the gift basket. you're welcome. you're welcome. did you see h

las condiciones climÁticaspresentan con la llegada del invierno y este podrÍa ser en waterloo del movimineto. falta un lÍder y falta cohesiÓn. pero que las redes no necesariamente cohesionar reforma definitiva a todos estos grupos mundiales que quieren hacer escuchar su voz. >> pero esa falta de lÍder lo hace imprevisible. le estÁ dando la fuerza de un movimiento popular que obviamente va a tener que definir cÓmo va a impactar en el proceso electoral del prÓximo aÑo. >> cuanto afecta las elecciones? >> la que todavÍa no sabemos cÓmo puede afectar las elecciones, precisamente por la falta de formulaciÓn de un plan polÍtico. pero hay en la historia muchos ejemplos. esto es semejante a lo que pasÓ en los 60 cuando vino la rebeliÓn de los jÓvenes que concluyó en un cambio del estilo de vida de los estados unidos. >> ellos sabÍan lo que no querÍan, y eso mismo que estamos viendo ahora. >> yo pienso que el caldo de cultivo que han encontrado para hacerse escuchar, porque han pasado de la no acciÓn a una acciÓn muy clara de manifestaciÓn y protesta, definitivamente pienso que va

las condiciones imÁticaspresentan con la llegada del invierno y este podrÍa ser en waterloo del movimineto. falta un lÍder y falta cohesiÓn. pero que las redes no necesariamente cohesionar reforma definitiva a todos estos grupos mundiales que quieren hacer escuchar su voz. >> pero esa falta de lÍder lo hace imprevisible. le estÁ dando la fuerza de un movimiento popular que obviamente va a tener que definir cÓmo va a impact en el proceso electoral del prÓximo aÑo. >> cuanto afecta las elecciones? >> la que todavÍa no sabemos cÓmo puede afectar las elecciones, precisamente por la falta de formulaciÓn de un plan polÍtico. pero hay en la historiauchos ejemplos. esto es semejante a lo que pasÓ en los 60 cuando vino la rebeliÓn de los jÓvenes que concluyó en un cambio del estilo de vida de los estados unidos. >> ellos sabÍan lo que no querÍan, y esmismo que estamos viendo ahora. >> yo pienso que el caldo de cultivo que han encontrado para hacersescuchar, porque han pasado de la no acciÓn a una acciÓn muy clara de manifestaciÓn y protesta, definitivamente pienso que va a conti

victims and other places as well right after we found the bodies my investigator and myself went to waterloo iowa which is where he was from and where he found some young kids to pool tables we had to go to the public library to get the newspaper articles on the arrest we were not permitted to access police records ... even law enforcement and not want to deal with this serial killer ... this identification today should bring out more evidence and work on remaining investigative issues. cook county sheriff's dart said in a press release credits the media for bringing this situation back into the spotlight and that's what's needed in order for this to keep going we may eventually get to identify many more victims >>a gust of blustery and wintry weather arrives in chicago today beginning with a high wind advisory that's an effect until 9:00 tonight. wind gusts between 30-50 mi. per hour are churning of lake michigan. police have closed off the bicycle and jogging pathways from ohio st. 2 north avenue due to the waves and the flooding will also have moderate to heavy rain which could turn to sl

she was born in waterloo, iowa. she lives next door and she's campaigning hard. she's make an effort to use this immigration issue to underminute beginning in iowa. so, you know, i don't know. but, look, we do know this. we have two candidates, newt gingrich and mitt romney, who are atop the pack. the question is will there be somebody else who will jump in and grab a place at the table as well? >> let's talk about strategy and tactics for a minute. newt's strategy seems to be saying, look, i'm more conservative than mit mitt romn. and he's going around the country and he wants these lincoln-douglas debates. and if president obama didn't show up, he would follow him. and four hours after he's there he will be there 2348 he kau pit pit -- capitulates. >> well, if he were the nominee, president obama would go about his duties and go about his campaign and after a while newt would, as any republican would, tire of sort of trying to dog the president by doing this. it's a nice sort of debating point. it's a nice sort of contrast. but it's hard to execute when you are

heavy wet snow from waterloo through parts of northwestern wisconsin. could see four to nine inches of snow in some spots there. and winds gusting 25 to 30 miles an hour. so in chicago, with that rain and wind, you will see some delays. some morning fog. a mild day in new york and philadelphia. another day of indian summer. some rain in detroit may slow you down there as well as cincinnati. so ahead of this system, another warm day across the east coast. temperatures in the 60s, in some cases the 70s. as far north as the northeast. enjoy that because behind the system, it's going to be on the chilly side. temperature, 67 degrees expected in d.c. 66 in new york city. all right. we don't usually show you salgt satellite pictures out of alaska. you get the idea there. we've got a beast of a storm. one that they haven't seen in decades. and this one could go down in the history books as the worst on record. noam, this has winds right now gusting to 85 miles an hour or so. it's kind of a combination of a hurricane and a blizzard in some spots. worst-case sce

. >> if we are able to stop obama on this, it will be his waterloo. it will break him. >> mitch mcconnell made this incredible statement one year ago tomorrow. >> our top political priority over the next two years should be to deny president obama a second term. >> so the president, as we all know, has never really played the victim. he's been on the offensive fighting for middle-class americans. he knows republicans are only hurting the american people. >> and when 72% of the american people support the ideas in this bill, 72% of americans agree with this, republicans, democrats, and independents, there's no excuse for 100% of washington republicans to say no. >> it's pretty basic stuff, isn't it? and it is crystal clear republicans hate president obama more than they care about the 99.8% of american people. in chart is so telling. this is how many people would be affected by this increase. of course, the first million dollars is untouched. and then it's .7% after that. you know, 99.8% of the american people aren't going to be affected. the polls sho

just like john wayne was from waterloo, iowa. that's the kind of spirit that i have, too. the woman that came up crying to me tonight after the debate, her daughter suffered mental retardation as a result of that vaccine. now with the president, he put us in libya. he is now putting us in africa. >> there's more, but we got other stories we have to do tonight. we have to move along. for michele bachmann to say she hasn't had a gaffe is laughable "psycho talk." >>> newt gingrich denies he was a lobbyist for freddie mac, he was just a strategic adviser. gingrich has explaining to do about $840,000 he got from the chamber of commerce. joan walsh is next on that issue. >>> is the war on christmas officially over? bill o'reilly isn't declaring victory just yet? mike papantonio and lizz winstead, they weigh in. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake

when i was a little girl in waterloo my mom would take us to the doctor and say we don't run to the doctor. that's what my parents say. but they would take as a doctor's visit was $5 said they would go and see the doctor, but the doctor also saw people that wouldn't pay but he didn't charge people who truly couldn't afford it and he knew if someone was abusing the system or not and they just didn't charge. but today it's different. you have people that sue you and so doctors are in a very different position. i think if we want to encourage people to offer care free we should and one thing we could do is offer a liability because the biggest problem in health care is the cost. that is the main problem. president obama said every household was saving $520 a year if we went with obamacare. i haven't met one of you and yet his told me that they've saved $2,500 a year on their health insurance premium. in fact it's going the opposite. so, my plan addresses the issue of cost and that's what i want. >> my bill from 40,000 americans to washington, d.c. to fight against obamacare because obamacare

when i was a little girl in waterloo my mom would take us to the doctor and they would say we don't run to the doctor. they would take this and a doctor's visit was $5. so we would go and see the doctor at the doctor also saw people who couldn't pay. he just did not charge people who truly could not afford it. he knew someone was abusing the system or not and he just in charge. today it's different. you have people who was to use of doctors in a different position and i think if we want to encourage people to offer care free to people who truly through no fault of their own can afford or we should and one thing we can do is offer a liability shield. the biggest problem of health care costs, that's the main problem and president obama says every household would save $2500 a year if we went with obamacare. i haven't seen one island at who is told me they have saved $2500 a year on their health insurance premiums. in fact is going just the opposite. my plan addresses the issue of cost and that is what i want. [inaudible] >> no, absolutely not. i brought 40,000 americans to washington d.c.

we actually were in the town where i was born yesterday, waterloo, iowa, my mother and my step dad were with me in mason city where she was born, where my core of conviction came from, the roots that i have here, in the state of iowa and in minnesota so we are going to all the various towns across iowa and we have had a wonderful response and people are coming out. we are in davenport this morning. >>alisyn: thank you, congresswoman, thank force congresswoman, thank force sharing that with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ when the things that you need ♪ ♪ come at just the right speed, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ medicine that can't wait legal briefs there by eight, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ freight for you, box for me box that keeps you healthy, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ saving time, cutting stress, when you use ups ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ not quite knowing what the next phase was going to be, you know, because you been, you know, this is what you had been doing. you know, working, working, working, working, working, working. and now you're talking about, well you know, i won't b