Based on your experienceof the House Intelligence Committee and theres a lead committee on this impeachment inquiry, what National Security concerns do you hear coming out of that one piece of evidence, that memorandum on the phone call . Guest obviously the phone call is concerning. If the president is making commitments are asking for things from foreign leaders that dont go to the National Interest , that go to his personal interest, that could be a concern to the committees in the house not just the Intelligence Committee but the Judiciary Committee which will vote on impeachment and send them to the floor. The house as you point out is doing all the investigation. When i served under chairman mike rogers, it was a bipartisan committee. They spent time figuring out a way to Work Together and create common cause to support the National Security. As we seen in recent months and on the past two years, the committee has become partisan on both sides and we can blame the former chairman
Today voters in new hampshihi will s sp out to vote in todays president ial primary. Kcrgtv9s Washington Bureau chief jaqueline policastro is in concord with the latest. Jacqueline policastro co ncord, nh 01 good morning from concord ne hampshire today voters in the Granite State will finally make their choices. The candidates have been campaigning in small town hall settings and larger rallies. Voters here are known for waiting until the very last minute to make a decision on who they want to vote for. Both democrats and republicans held feisty debates here this past week. Bernie sanders and donald trump e still leadingngn the polls. Reportiti capital in concord, im Jacqueline Policastro one tiny town in New Hampshire already picked its winners. Ohio Governor John Kasich and vermont senator Bernie Sanders wowothe vote in dixvillele notch. Their voting started at midnight theyve had an early vote since 1968. Sanders shut out Hillary Clinton, 40, while kasich bested donald trump, 32. Th
We are working to get more information on the fire and if anyone is injured. We will continue to update you as we learn more. First, meteorologis t kaj omara has your first alert forecast, kaj. While a few flurries may be out there early this morning, they will be quick to exit. Watch the road surfaces asashey will likely have a light coaoang on them from last nights snow as well. Plan on temperatures to be into the teens for highs with wind chills of 5 to 10 at times. Another weak area of low pressure will move in later on wedndnday, and this should spread some light snow into iowa. The farther west you are, the sooner you will see it. It does look light, and only minor accumulations are possible out of it. Another similar system should bring us some snow on friday, and again going into sunday. Temperatures will remain cooler this week, with a rebound to some 30s into next week. Hoping to make a more inclusive and didirse city. So its providing four free training sessions. The Cedar R
Shes here live this morning. And we do say good morning, america. And what a big day it is. We are live all across the state of New Hampshire and this is a polling station there in New Hampshire. And george is in manchester for all the latest in the race for the white house. Good morning to you, george. Right here on the scene. Hey, robin, good morning to you. A little snow out here. Just some flurries but thats not going to stop the voters and theyre expecting a record turnout here in New Hampshire today and theyve already started voting in New Hampshire. They started at midnight, dixville notch, the first town to vote at midnight. You see it there. Three towns have voted already. Already counted the votes and we have some results right now. On the democratic side, Bernie Sanders leading Hillary Clinton, 179, among the first votes actually counted and on the republican side a threeway tie, kasich and ted cruz all with nine votes each actually counted votes right now. So we got a long
Cedar falls firefighters say they dont have a cause of the fire yet or an explanation for why it flared up again five hours later doing significantly more damage. Tonight at six, details on how friends and family are looking for donations to help the family recover. Today a judge ordered a sentence of up to 50 years for a cedar rapids man who beat his mother to death more than three years ago. 47yearold edward cusic will have to serve at least 35 years before being eligible for parole. In december, a jury found cusic guilty of Second Degree murder for the death of anita labkon. He beat labkon with a crow bar at her home on old marion road in northeast cedar rapids. Prosecutors say he attacked his mother when he was trying to get Prescription Medication from her. More than 80 iowans have bans domestic abusers from owning guns. A review by the associate press found that offenders used the weapons to kill others, threaten spouses, and shoot at police officers. Former governor chet culver