success of our rural health care clinics and our rural hospitals, the bill that breaks every promise that the president put forward on health care. it breaks the promise that every person will be covered, breaks the promise that people with preexisting conditions will get the same price as everyone else. breaks the promise that the policies will be even better, higher quality. instead, it guts the essential benefits. breaks the promise that the insurance will be at a lower cost. in fact, for someone roughly 64 years of age, earning about $26,500, their health care bill would go from $140 a month to $1,200 a month, a sum that s clearly impossible to pay on an annual income of $26,500. that s why it s being done in secret, because it involves broken promise after broken promise, destroying health care in every town and hamlet across america. well, that s quite a contrast to the way that obamacare was forged. obamacare had a year-long debate. it proceeded to be in committee mark
it s a day of parades and speeches . and for some, a day of reverence and reflection. (sheila) brian mooar has the story from washington. their liveve. and for vets loooong to make their lives bett - he called for improved health care, education and job opportunities. sot - obama: :47-53 our veterans will tell you themselves they may have put away their uniforms, but they re not finished serving their country. for the greatest generation . there was a tribute at the world war two memorial . and a much smaller gathering at a diner in davenport, iowow where locals gave their thanknk to john massick - who s celebrating his 100th birthday - appropriately enough - on veterans day. sot - 1:10-1:12 i m very proud of this man. brian mooar, nbc news. veterans day was originally known as armistice day - honoring the end of world war one. it was officially changed by congress, and president eisenhower, in 1954 to honor veterans of all wars. (sheila) here in northwest iowa, there wer
especially one who dedicates his life to protecting others. josh would have to undergo next-day surgery and multiple rounds of chemotherapy . i tried to stay strong, i remember telling him you ll be all right, i d leave and come back, i m an emotional guy, i couldn t hold it together, said sheriff drew. a gun and a badge could do not good. but those at the june e. nylon could. that s why more than 70 percent of the sheriff s office participates in no shave november, each donating $30. to give back to the community. one of the ways we do it we have everybody hear grow beards and we donate the money to june e. nylen. a fact that s not lost on josh, who today, is cancer free. it shows that they support individuals with cancer and want to help in someway, and as the sheriff s office continues to grow their beard to show their support, josh continues to grow his family they told me, maybe a 10 percent chance that i could have kids, and then my daughter came and then not a ye
ownership of a hotel and performance center. coralville has about 267-million dollars in debt. only cedar rapids and des moines- much larger cities- have more debt. kcrg-tv9 s iowa city bureau chief mark carlson joins us now. mark, city officials are saying residents shouldn t panic? yes, we really wanted to take a closer look at the impact this will have on residents today. and coralville city officials say, there will be little impact on residents. city officials say they expect to see the city continue to grow. they are moving forward with a 7-thousand seat arena project in the iowawaiver landing. they say that project will open debt free, if it gets to that point. while coralville residents property taxes do help pay off this debt, those property taxes will not increase as a no, they re not, and we have.. and we have never missed a debt payment, we continue to make those payments, and we don t have any plan to do differently. so the two big points here from city officia
ktiv viewing area with winds gusting over 40 miles per hour (but at least we ll see the sun). the clearing will be short-lived as our next storm system moves in on friday with good chances of snow. thanks. (matt) oil prices are falling again, and drivers may benefit at the pump. the price for a barrel of crude dropped below 40 dollars today for the first time since august. oil prices have fallen 14 percent thth month alone. massive supply glut from opec nations, as well as u-s oil production growth and a strong dollar. the low oil prices should mean good news for u-s drivers enjoying gas prices hovering around or below two dollars a gallon. but it could be bad for oil companies struggling to make money. fresh off his endorsement of republican presidential candidate ted cruz, western iowa congressman steve king will campaign for the texas s sator, in sioux city, ononriday. both king and cruz will headline an event, on the briar iff university campus, friday morning. theyl kick