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3. m-s, terminal cancer, and severe epilepsy. this version passed 17-6 as many lobbying groups have been lining up for and against the bill. cannabis oil is technically legal to use in iowa now for help with chronic epilepsy. it s illegal to bring cannabis oil in, or buy it in the state. the new bill doesn t go as far to change that as it once did, but the bill s creator says getting it through committee is a step in the right direction. let s be clear, this is progress. the foundation was built two years ago. what was passed out of subcommittee today is progress on this. it s going to help iowans. the bill will now head to the house floor for debate. republican speaker linda upmeyer has been critical of the bill. she s said iowa doctors worry they ll lose their license writing prescriptions for cannabis oil - the f-d-a hasn t approved marijuana for medical use. a judiciary subcommittee is pushing legislation rewriting criminal asset the bill would change the law, ....
the race for the g-o-p presidential nomination is switching course here in iowa. a new des moines register poll released yesterday shows texas senator ted cruz leading longtime front-runner donald trump. cruz sits 10 points higher at 31 percent, in this poll of a little more than 400 iowa republicans. trump is still in 2nd place, with 21 percent support. dr. ben carson, who once held now in 3rd place with 13 percent. florida senator marco rubio runs in 4th place. he is the only other candidate in the field of 13 who is in the double digits, with 10 percent support. cruz has gained momentum over the past 30 days. last weekend in cedar rapids, he acknowledge d that jump in the polls. cruz believed more conservatives are choosing him now, after evaluating other candidates. though donald trump sits in second place in iowa, he s still out in front in many national polls. new jersey governor chris christie is still far behind trump in the g-o-p field. yesterday, he attributed ....
amounts are possible. record rainfall amounts will be broken. temperatures are also very mild today. we wi start off in the upper 50s this morning and continue to rise into t low 60s by mid-morning. the race for the g-o-p presidential nomination is switching course here in iowa. a new des moines register poll released yesterday shows texas senator ted cruz leading longtime front-runner donald trump. cruz sits 10 points higher at 31 percent, in n is poll of a little more than 400 iowa republicans. trump is still in 2nd place, with 21 percent support. dr. ben carson, who once held the top spot, is now in 3rd place with 13 florida senator marco rubio runs in 4th place. he is the only other candidate in the field of 13 who is in the double digits, with 10 percent support. cruz has gained momentum over the past 30 days. last weekend in cedar rapids, he acknowledge d that jump in the polls. cruz believed more conservatives are choosing him now, after evaluating other candidat ....
track: senate democrats don t think the answer is more war.. sherrod: the same people that got us in that war in for months have said we should have boots on the ground. brown ananothers have their owow series of from the federal level with strengthenin g the visa waiver program to the local level, empowering resources and be trained to disrupt any of terrorist plans. kellie tag: brown tells me they support air strikes but believe it is local forces on ultimately have to end the fight. ernssays she ll legislation but with thhouse wrapping up this week and senate looks like that will have to wait until after the washington, i m kellie meyer. the bill ernst is co- sponsoring still needs and the house before going to president obama. the nation s two largest school systems received threats of an attack today - forcing one loloangeles school leaears say they cancelled classes at all public schools out of an abundance of caution. but new york s schools remained threats. ....
the first big idea revealed. shall we say, a tip of the hat? good evening. and it s great to have youith us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with the fear that began early today on both sides of this country. for millions of school children and their parents. amid this climate of concern over terror.. two threats, including bombs, assault weapons, grenades. one in los angeles. of course, san bernardino not far away. authorities there taking no chances, closing more than 1,000 schools. some children were already on their way, turned away at the doors. the other threat, right here in new york city. a bomb threat, also targeting schools, but authorities leaving schools open here. tonight, the very tough call made by authorities in both cities. how do you decide when to close, when to stay open? abc s matt gutman leading us off from los anges. reporter: the threat leaving a seaa of school buses silent. shuttering nearly 1,100 schools. 650,000. some parents turned a ....