beginning, but what do you think about this bernie-mentum? debbie: well, you know, i think it exciting. itit exciting any time you have enthusiasm around any of our candidates because the more motivated that we have our voters and@our supporters, the more likely it is we can carry that momentum past therimary when we eventually have a nominee and on into the general election. amanda: alright, we have to ask you about this since you re here on our show. debbie: okay. amanda: so happy to have you, but donald trump has publicly called you some pretty nasty things. (chuckling) amanda: and we h he the quotes here. crazy, highly neurotic and a terrible person. what is your response to that? debbie: i just want him to keep talking. reblly. amanda: mmhmm. debbie: if people show you who they are you should believe them. donald trump has clearly shown the american people, you know, exactly who he is and what he stands for. he made misogynistic patronizing comments about women
hihiway and transit spending federal help will be available for while doesn t include quite as last as long as many lawmakers and the esident jenna: it is hailed as a victory that will stop the cycle of last minute short has kept the federal highway trust fund on the edge for the past 8 years. tim: the 13-hundred page bill was approved 359 to 65 to 16 in the senate the bill now goes to the white house for the president to sign. tim back on cam so how will all that money impact siouxland ? our own lukas voss has more . lukas: thanks tim and jenna. it is indeed . what one senator called a mammoth task. the bill includes passages on nearly every aspect of america s infrastructure. public transportation . improvement of information flow . and funding to fix an aging interstate system. the latter being especially important to sioux city th parts of i-29 nearing nats: constructiti it s a b by time on i- . and it s not just the commuter the downtown corridor expansion to three lan
are preparing for an annual tradition that will provide cold weather gear to more than one-thousand kids. these stories and d more. on abc9 news this moing. jessica rae: happy friday! scott and i will be rocking ugly christmas sweaters on the show this morning (and every friday in december!) it s all in support of crossroads homeless shelter here in sioux x ty. 100 per-r-nt of the money raised through sweater sales- goes directly to the shelter- join us by helping the homeless this holiday season! and turning now to our top story this morning. we are learning more about the couple who went on a shooting rampage earlier this week. we re also hearing from the families of the victims of this tragedy. abc s lauren lister has the latest. sot the sights and sounds of grieving on display in this southern california community.grapplin g with the loss of 14 lives. nats to transition (from vigil or something else) about the suspects who abruptly took them in wednesday s shooting
through the venue, else before the caucuses. in des moines amanda we are iowa. stephanie/2shot: the democrat s brown and black forum is still on the calendar. jack/2shot: it s scheduled for january 11- th, at seven p-m on the campus of drake university in des moines. jack: also on the republican front donald trump is ready to release his health records. while nominees typically release their medical records as a matter of course, trump s doing it now. he would be 70 if he made it the white house. and he makes no secret of his lack of exercise regimen, and seemingly no diet restrictions, with a heavy focus on bacon and steak. stephanie: stephanie: michael wanchanic- the suspect in mondays double homicide- made his first appearance in court today. wanchanic is charged with two counts of first degree murder. his bond is set at 2 million dollars. wanchanic also had a warrant out of marion county for a probation violation. he s held without bond on that. we caught up with the c
james/wx wall weather adlib: local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa stephanie/2ram it comes down to iowa. ours is the last state to make a decision on the bakken pipeline.and tonight it local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are stephanie/2ram it comes down to iowa. ours is the last state to make a decision on the bakken pipeline.and tonight it remains a state divided. good evening. i m stephanie angleson. jack/2ram and i m jack miller. the future of the bakken pipeline is with the iowa utilities board. this after north and south dakota both approved the project for their states. and in just a couple of weeks, board members are expected to break their silence about what they learned from public hearings in november and december. jack: local 5 s jacob peklo is in the digital media center with more in tonight s big story. jacob? jacob: so far, the iowa utilities board has given no indication of which way it is leaning. the public comment period leaning. the publ