snow in minnesota, iowa, wraparound moisture could produce snow showers, negative three in international falls, minnesota. a piece of arctic air hanging around for maybe the last time this spring. severe thunderstorms -- some of these thunderstorms could be locally severe around 5:00 tomorrow evening, and after 11:00 tomorrow, maybe snow showers along the tennessee-north carolina line. wednesday, cooler temperatures is sunshine. overnight, clear and chilly, low 44. clear in the mountains, still mild tomorrow and breezy, high 66. scattered afternoon showers, maybe a couple claps of thunder. we start off at 53, 62 at lunchtime. scattered afternoon showers likely in the mountains tomorrow, breezy with winds out of the south, high 60. lunchtime. high will be around 3:00 in the afternoon. the four-day plus, maybe thunderstorms tomorrow night. another fast-moving system co >> now, wyff news 4 sports. brad: the final day of the nfl combine today. the defensive backs were doubt this morning. -- a 4:34 40 yard --. it was a short offseason for the clemson tigers. just 49 days between the final gam

this is something that the campaigns have successfully in iowa have done, drilled down. >> they know the delegates likes and dislikes? >> certainly the 334 and probably all of them that are going. the campaign has said they are not just focusing on the races to come but looking back, in order to make sure they lock it down, make sure they watch colorado. >> you have south carolina. the trump campaign doesn't like this narrative that they don't know what they're doing. >> absolutely. they do have a team in place. about a dozen people, their delegate convention team. they are going out and trying to convince delegates to get on their side. their internal projections say that they're going to get to 1400, 1450. who knows where they're getting it from. that's what they're saying. if they don't get that, they believe they have a real opportunity in that full window between the last primary and the convention to woo the unbound delegates by negotiating for whatever they want. >> there are no rules. as we know. he is a negotiator, as we know, zblump the deal maker. >> they have a mind of th

that's where we're stuck in the 50s and 60s elsewhere, outside, where we have clearing, back through iowa. we're well to the 60s, if not the 70s. we also have rain moving our way. area of low pressure moving to texas. you could see the rain moving towards portions of georgia and mississippi. louisiana as well. the center of low pressure, you could see it at the edge of your screen. that will continue to move our way. that gives us the chances for rain saturday and sunday. sunday, it's looking wetter than saturday. we have the clouds around. they will partially clear for early this evening. we'll cloud back up for tomorrow and we'll continue to track the through saturday. we're dry right now. don't expect any rain tonight. if you head out, you will probably need the jacket and that's about it. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. we'll be in the upper 40s. winds will be in the northeast direction around 5-10 miles an hour. we're not under a southerly flow anymore. that's why we're cooler today as well. by 7:00, this evening. cloud back up, especially after midnight. we're still dry for fr

but iowa law enforcement is skeptical. they say removing the front license plate would make it harder for them to do law enforcement use front and rear license plates for tracking vehicles in iminal investigations. t ty also say vehicles with two license plates better help eople involved in amber alerts. "you take that front plate off, it makes it tough to get that identification and feedback from the public. 12:34 12:35 you've got several vehicles with similar make and model and color, the only thing that distinguishes them is that cense plate. " the iowa automobile dealers association supports this bill, saying new cars aren't made with holes for a front license plate. the iowa d-o-t hasn't taken a position on the issue. nationwide, 19 states do not require a front license plate. the mount vernon city council is thinking about banning nicotine in parks and outdoor facilities. at the last council meeting, the city's parks and recreation board presented a resolution for adopting such an ordinance. the coalition, "rural com

she's from iowa. she was a public defender. that was her career for many years. that is something that would be new on the supreme court. there's never been a full-time former public defender. she's a classmate of president obama's at harvard law school. perhaps more importantly, she has been strongly supported, at least historically, by senator chuck grassley, the republican senator from iowa who is now the chairman of judiciary committee. the question would be if the white house were to nominate this prominent iowan, would senator grassley feel obligated to hold hearings? he said he won't, but they haven't put a iowa nominee before him neither. >> so 30 seconds. in the vetting process here from the white house, how is she notified? >> because fbi agents start looking through all of your background material. they want to look at your finances, they want to look at, you know, every case that she's done previously. she was just confirmed almost unanimously for her seat on the eight circuit, so she's been through a vetting process in the last few years, but the sup

. >> every single one you have has the word iowa. >>> new reaction this morning after donald trump warns there could be riots if he doesn't win the republican nomination. "new day" starts right now. >> i think we'll win. if we didn't, i think you would have riots. >> people would revolt. >> the most consequence campaigns of our lifetime. >>> i am nominating chief justice merrick garland to the supreme court. >> this is the greatest honor of my life. >> give the people a voice in filling the vacancy. >>> the dangerous drive to aleppo. four air strikes have hit. >> they are saying the plane is in the sky. we can hear it. everybody out. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> hold this in front >>> guess what we are talking about. happy st. patrick's day. donald trump making headlines in a way he is not going to be comfortable with this morning, and he offered there could be riots if the gop denies him the gop this summer. >> trump, also sharpening his attacks on clinton, releasing a new video that shows her barking like a dog. and let's be

in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. live in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg-tv9. cedar rapids wants to know what people think about potentially changing historic properties. the city is asking people to come out and have their say on rules on renovations and demolitions. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9 cedar rapids is inviting the thoughts about potential changes to historic properties. the city is planning a workshop next week to hear from people on the process for reviewing some properties. the changes could include what owners can do to the outside of their homes in two districts and also changes in demolition rules. this all affects properties in he second and third avenue historic district that's in red on this map. and the redmond park- grande avenue historic district, which is in blue. the rules also affect building near first avenue and 10th street. kcrg t-v nine's sarah mccarthy joins us in the studio. sarah, what would these changes mean for homeowners? bruce and beth, new rulul could affect what changes homeowners can make to the outside of

b upon the manner in which he used the pipe, the pipe would be considered a dangerous weapon under iowa code" jonathan neunaber could be sentenced to sixty years in prison, fifty for the murder count, and ten years for willful injury. neunaberust seventy percent of his sentence before he is elligible for parol. scott: we hadad a coati of snow pull through the region. this we had a coati of ow pull throug the region. this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will ventnte through withthinimal overall, ts week warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early cloudy skies. it'll be to a low of 16. tomorrow's hh is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a handful of >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. super tuesday showdo. millions of americans headed to the polls rigight now on the biggest day of the election so far. 11 states up for be grass. we're live with the latest new d

all those in favor will say iowa. all opposed to no. t the nos have it. [ roll call vote taken ] [ roll call vote taken ] [ roll call vote being taken ] [ roll call vote being taken ] [ roll call vote being taken ] >>> all members voted. clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 14 and nos are 22. >> the amendment is not adopted. there are two more amendments remaining. next amendment is number 28, the clerk will designate the amendment. >> amendment number 28 offered by mr. molten for national community service. >> gentleman is recognized for three minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. since its creation more than two decades ago the corporation for national and commune service cncs has bean model of public-private partnership. working with thousands of local organizations cncs helps to expand economic opportunity, strengthen civic and faith-based organizations and foster innovation. cncs has engaged millions of americans in service to tack tell greatest challenges we face as nation. through teach for america program

. ♪ >> reporter: and just two days before fox's iowa debate, the mogul -- >> when you're treated badly, you have to stick up for your rights. >> reporter: he later admitted that not being on stage may have hurt him at the polls. >> everyone on this stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. and, ben, you're a terrible surgeon. now that we have gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. >> i think the stakes are very different for donald trump now versus last august in that first fox news debate. >> reporter: marisa guthrie isn't expecting a kelly/trump rematch. >> he needs to appear presidential. he has been running on his persona.e last debate and i just moved them right over to this debate! so that is my plan. >> reporter: kelly also told the a.p. that perhaps trump mistakenly fault that fox and she by default would go ease on him in the first debate ator for 75 million dollars. her secret stalker is already named in the suit. he secretly intermediate her nude inside her room and put the video online. >> the corporation who owns the hotel, the owner admitted he watched the video in public

this is something the campaign did successfully in iowa, right? drill down to know the voters. >> so they're going to know the delegates' likes and dislikes, right? >> certainly those 344 and probably all of them that are going. the campaign has said they are not just focusing on the races to come, but looking back at the races that have already happened in order to make sure they lock down these delegate states. this is a real priority for them. watch north dakota, watch colorado. >> you also have south carolina. katy, i got to ask, the trump campaign doesn't like this narrative that they don't know what they're doing. >> absolutely. so they do have a team in place, about a dozen people. their delegate convention team. and they are going out and they're trying to convince delegates to get on their side. their internal projections say they're going to get to 1400, 1450. >> i saw that number. >> who knows where they're getting it from, but that's what they're saying. if they don't get that they believe they have a real opportunity especially in tha

unknown to the man in cedar falls, iowa, a fire started in his ceiling, that he could not hear or see. nothing seemed wrong, until he noticed his cat, named emma. s/ travis ryan, owner:31 - :33 (quick) "she was usually just leaves me the feline led her homeowner into the living room where he smelled smoke and called 9-1-1. everyone, including the pets made it out safely. firefighters had to tear open parts of the apartment ceiling to extinguish the fire. a new look at an old high profile case. a knife found on oj simpson's former property leads to renewed interest in the case. new tonight, just as workers begin tearing out the old pipes, a lawmaker in d-c tries to stop money from flowing to flint, michigan. overnight: scattered clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers likely very late. highs: sunday: some early morning showers, then increasing sunshine. highs: near 50. winds: n 5-15 mph. ick....not exactly the nicest end to the week! overnight, the winds will back off and we'll see scattered clouds with lows in the mid-30s. by the way, you'll hav

. >> mark: the senate at the university of iowa recently won the rest entitle. after the when he gave for credit to his hometown crowd. what he said inspire the crowd. >>: i the least chance respond very well to their account. that's what i would work in coming here. obits for other the right. i think that the fans of hard work. i gain trust every time i hear grosso more. you can't grow agreeable to date the can't win it all this and a day. >>: >> mark: 11 for the n.c.a.a. championships on thursday. >> darya: some people like tulips. some people are afraid of them others are not. both can really come into the wrong. there was a party for steph curry tilak. it gets me every time. its palo carolina panthers in on it. that's all going on there for staff. >> darya: curry having a nice birthday out there. there will play the next tomorrow. >> robin: we have increased about of going into the bay bridge and heading into an also out of san francisco. it is awful because of an early crash. of more and affirmation when we come back from the break. >> darya: that cannot be

new hampshire and iowa, under 3% unemployment. it's inexplicable. >> well done, tom. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> turn now to our special series, compelling compulsions. this morning we're taking a look at hoarding. questioning how common it is. natalie is out in los angeles with more on that. good morning. >> good morning, guys. savannah, you asked how common is it? the answer may shock you. up to 5% of the population suffers from this disorder. that is a hoarder in 1 out of every 20 households. left untreated, it can become very dangerous. not only for suffererers, but also for their families and communities. >> oh, my. wow. oh, my goodness. there is not much room to move. i don't want to step on this. wow. >> watch your footing. >> reporter: this was my first time visiting the home of a hoarder. >> she sleeps in this little area right here? that's it? maybe. >> not a lot of cooking happening here. >> no way. >> reporter: it was hard to believe someone could even live in this situation. >> can you imagine living not only in this space, but being a neighbor

we remember him coming out a few days after iowa. when he skipped the debate it probably did effect the turnout in iowa. if i had to do it all over again i would have held that veterans event. he was willing to concede not being on debate stage that night. >> this is not his base, is it tucker? >> let's be totally honest here. trump is not a conventional conservative. is he trying to redefine what it means to be conservative. he has basically attacked every pillar of the modern republican party's ideology. he came out against the iraq war. he attacked george w. bush on 9/11. he has come out against hedge fund managers. he has come out for imminent domain. the list kind of goes on. >> he has also been for and against a lot of things which came out in the debate. most recently we saw him change his mind almost before our eyes immigration policy with skilled workers and torture and the next day his people came out and backtracked on it. >> sure. he is clearly systematically trying to redefine what it means to be a republican.+g clearly.

more than 25 million at risk from texas to iowa. >>> hijacking horror. the hostages from that plane now speaking out about those terrifying moments on board. and why this man took a photo with the suspect wearing what he claimed was a suicide belt before running to safety. >>> and long lost son? the man slapping william shatner, the "star trek" actor with a $170 million lawsuit saying captain kirk is my dad. the actor this morning firing back. >>> we do say good morning, america. good to have david back with us. the gop candidates making headlines overnight. donald trump walking back on that pledge to support the republican nominee. >> another incident, robin, back in the headlines. donald trump's campaign manager with a reporter that manager now charged for what you're seeing in this newly released tape and donald trump responds live. >> we want to start with the latest on the race for the white house. abc's jon karl is on the trail there in milwaukee. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. donald trump is not backing away from his wholehe

did it work in iowa, steve kornacki? last time i checked he got the most votes of anyone in history except for ted cruz? >> he did come in second. the final polls -- >> marco rubio considered third like the most incredible event to ever hit the universe. >> iowa was sult a disappointment for trump, it wasn't a devastating blow but it was a disappointment. >> okay. >> so, steve, let me ask you again tonight what are you going to be looking at? what should we all be looking at and what do you judge as a night that proves that donald trump either is on his way to locking down the nomination or doesn't have the juice that he needs to get the majority of the delegates? >> yeah, i mean, look, i think bottom line if he's putting up solid wins and i'm not sure exactly how you want to judge that, but maybe if you say double digits, if he fit a double digit win in michigan tonight, a double digit win ten points or more in mississippi i think that would be solid for trump. i think that would say to people that maybe there was a lit

i made that statement jockingly when i was in iowa and "the "des moines register" which is a terrible paper, but they said that's a terrible statement, that's a terrible statement. and the people put me on and said what are you saying. they said you have a store that is worth more than hit. i said what's he worth? they said $150 million. it's the gucci store. i said it's much more. we don't believe the store is worth $150 million. they got three appraiseors and said that store is worth from $400 million to a billion two. check your local "des moines register." i'm not sure it's still open. i built an amazing company. and one of the reasons you know what's amazing, the hottest development, the hottest development site probably in the history of the general services administration, g.s.a., that's the government service is the old post office site. that's where it is built in washington, d.c.,, an entire block fronting on pennsylvania avenue. if i did don't get there, i'm getting to the white house. fronting on pennsylvania avenue but one of the most beautiful buildings. and the g.s.a. f

like in iowa where did he quite well where he had a good ground game he could do quite well here as well. i thinkqa it's two different games and we don't know how many trump supporters are actually republicans do we. >> no we don't. one guy says his brother is a democrat in california is changing his party he grew up in wisconsin. it will be a big surprise. >> i heard that. >> david, thank you. >> you bet. >> frightening new clues about how the brussels terrorists may have been targeting. plus ambassador john bolton is here. secretary hillary clinton is taking aim at donald trump. the trump campaign, standing by to go "on the reco" to respond. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing informat

they are taking on iowa state just after 7:00. and whoever wins will play this weekend for a shot at the final four. a tough morning for terps fans. maryland lost to kansas in their sweet 16 game last night. the terps were winning after the first half, but had a long stretch without any baskets in the second. kansas is considered the best team in the tournament. so when you factor that in, they didn't do bad. they were very, very close. just to be able to make it in that far, a huge feat. so congratulations to them. >> and of course virginia still in it playing tonight against iowa state, so be loo right now we're expecting a little rain. >> a little bit. not a lot. but there will showers around during the morning hours and being from this area, went to penn state, of course you have to love maryland basketball. such a hard decision in the brackets. but back to the weather headlines. scattered showers mainly during the morning and midday hours. cooler but dry as we head into the weekend. saturday the cooler of the two weekend days

high wind advisories and warnings are posted this morning in iowa, illinois, indiana, wisconsin, and ohio. a tornado touched down west of peoria, illinois, damaging several farms. but no injuries are reported. overnight, powerful winds hit east moline, knocking over a truck and some power lines and severely damaging several homes. some residents trapped inside had to be rescued by police and firemen. >>> this morning, washington, d.c.'s metro system is at an absolutely standstill. city official shut it down at midnight for at least 24 hours while crews perform emergency safety inspections on the system's cables. this comes just a day after fire broke out in a metro tunnel. one person died last year in a similar incident. busiest subway system only got half a day's notice to make other plans. hardship this causes to the region and to the commute. >> the shutdown prompted the federal government to grant unplanned days off for employees, though, government agencies are officially open. schools will also remain open, those all absences will be excused. >>> apple filed its final court bri

next one was sent in by karen whiteside in cedar falls, iowa. >> steve: yeah, cedar falls, iowa. >> jimmy: you know, i -- >> steve: my wife's home town. >> jimmy: there you go. it's an article about a college wrestling competition. >> steve: oh, great. >> jimmy: yeah. "wagenhoffer looking for a a happy ending." [ laughter ] wagenhoffer. ♪ >> steve: i pulled it. [ light laughter ] what? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: that guy's a real wagonoffer. i recognize him. the whole family -- [ talking over each other ] the whole family. >> jimmy: all wagenhoffers. >> steve: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i went to the family reunion. >> steve: did you really? >> jimmy: yeah. everybody -- wagenhoffers. >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] wagenhoffers everywhere. >> jimmy: it was unbelievable. >> steve: oh, my gosh. it was -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a couple of foot-longs. [ laughter ] >> steve: a couple foot-longs. but a happy ending, too. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: a lot of lotion. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ audience ohs ] >> steve: lots of crying. >> jimmy: they're crying. crying. they have dry skin. they have dry sk

he's pointed to things in iowa where there were allegations that ted cruz's campaign pushed this seedy narrative that maybe ben carson was dropping out of the race. that there was a mailer that seems not quite correct. there are all of these allegations that ted cruz is not campaigning on the up and up. this just gave donald trump one more i don't think fair but nonetheless it fit right into trump's narrative that ted cruz does not campaign in an honorable way. >> hilary, were you surprised to the extent ted cruz responded and the extent heidi cruz got involved in the response? >> no. the only thing you can do with donald trump really is push back and point out how tasteless he is. it will be interesting to see whether ted cruz takes the same view about attacks on bill clinton as he's taken about attacks on his wife. that's the first thing i thought about today. but look, spouses should be off limits, kids are off limits. run the campaign on the issues and every time donald trump does this, it just reinforces the worst narrative about him, which is that he wants this campaign to be abo

naciÓn debido a una baja presiÓn que empieza fortalecerse bastante rÁpido, se esperan lluvias desde iowa pasando por wisconsin hasta michigan, e incluso como decÍa marÍa eugenia se esperan algunas pulgadas de nieve que podrÍan alcanzar hasta 6 pulgadas, ahora bien, un sistema frontal continÚa moviÉndose hacia el este. con otras perturbaciones que empezarÁn a tener precipitaciones hasta nueva inglaterra, el sistema estarÁ el viernes en el norte de la florida y tendrÁ inestabilidad del fin de semana la ciudad del sol, mis amigos de chicago tienen 60% de actividad de precipitaciones, empiezan a mermar un poco en horas de la noche con mÁximas en 55, ahora, para ustedes en la gran manzana, mÁximas de 59, tenemos un 30% de actividad de precipitaciones, paraguas a la mano porque empieza a aumentar en la noche, miami, dÍa espectacular para playa mÁximas de 88, la temperatura permanece en calidad hasta quizÁs despuÉs del fin de semana despuÉs del sistema frontal, cuando se vaya alejando de la regiÓn, tiempo mayormente seco con nubosidad parcial. lo mismo en dallas, mÁximas de 79,

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and iowa was an early favorite to be a high seed. and temple has only one player that has played in the naacp tournament and they admit they are nervous at tip-off. >> this is a dream come true, you watch it from the age of 6 years old until now, it's surreal. >> something we have been looking forward to this whole year. now they we are here we are focused on winning the games. >> temple coach says that the best piece of advice he has given his players, it's just basketball go out and play. easier said than done. fran has a tough time on this big stage. he lost 15 of his 18 big ten naacp tournament engagements. hopefully that starts to change today. jeff skversky, channel 6 "action news" march madness ready to go. >> so are we jeff. >>> turning to accuweather, temperatures are mild to end the work week but a big change is on the way. sky 6 hd looking live at the center city skyline, and blue skies and mild temperatures, but get ready for rain and snow this weekend. meteorologist, melissa magee, is at the big board with more on what t

iowa is a primary. that is a state where ted cruz could do well but trump employs thousands of people in hawaii, he says. there's little polling in hawaii. it's hard to know how it will go. it is a momentum gain if somebody picks it up. the real battles are michigan and idaho. that will tell you if rubio has momentum or will cruz take the win. >> your article was one of the first curtain raisers that set the world on fire when it said the establishment is panicked that donald trump will get the nomination and half coming to terms with it, as well. that was two weeks ago now. is that still the case? >> yes, it is. an incredible sense of alarm. what if we nominate trump. i think whats has changed in the last two weeks is there is real juice to the anti-trump effort that didn't exist. at the beginning of the month and certainly at the beginning of the primary process. real money spent against trump and rubio. there are rough stuff on trump university, his use of profanity and the question is it too late. e

state where our principle's pac has tried to replicate the strategy that stopped trump from winning the iowa caucuses. luntz says it is likely too late. >> if you wanted to defeat donald trump, you should have done this 90 days ago. >> all negative ads flooding the airways this season has a lot of parents wondering how to talk about the election with their children. turns out the kids may know more than you think. chip reid has that part of the story from middleburg, virginia. >> reporter: we are at middleburg charter school and 5th graders are holding their are more focused on the issues and a whole lot more polite than what they're seeing on tv. who really enjoys watching the debates? >> a little. >> little bit. >> what do you like watching about the debates, max? >> they make us laugh. >> reporter: make you laugh? >> any body in particular? >> donald trump. >> reporter: donald trump makes you laugh. all laugh. >> yes. >> reporter: why does donald trump make you laugh, ella? >> i agree with some of his platforms. it's just, he has never been in politics, but some how he is winning. >> repo

. >> reporter: the super pac spent millions on ads in iowa to prevent a trump caucus win there. >> i don't know what you're talking about with white supremacy supremacy. >> reporter: and focusing on the primaries with caulk us in march 8th and march 14th. ricketts family and majority owner of the chicago cubs and meg whitman and paul singer. >> tonight is the beginning of donald trump bringing the republican party together. >> reporter: whitman was chris christie's former national finance co-chair and blasted his support for trump as opportunism. >> you'll never convince me that it will tear the party apart. it will provide conservatism. >> reporter: some say it's too little too late. for one attacks haven't hurt trump and the time to try new messages was months ago and furthermore risk hurting the party whole and not lending support to the presumptive gop nominee and actively working against him. >> they are going to work on trump's billion affairs like trump university. >> the consensus it's too little, too late. >>> tennessee, for a hotel operator could call more witnesses today a

i am probably going to be accepted is as a delegate of iowa to go to the floor of the republican convention. i'm honored to be a delegate. if it goes well and i end up being a delegate, i will be the first to cast my vote for donald j. trump. i'll tell you this, if the republican parties comes in jimmys with the rules examine take away the will of the people and the democrats who voted for mr. trump, i will take off missed credentials, and i will leave the republican party as well. >> he is not euplying the rules if he doesn't make it to 1,237. >> nobody said anything different than that. >> well, he did. he said if i get close, if i get -- let's say i get 1,100 and somebody else is 500 points back. i think you would see very bad things. so that is jimmying with the rules. >> i don't think that's jimmyig with the rules. the rules are the rules. if we get close, the tradition of the republican party has been that the person who has come the closest is normally the graciousness and unity of the party is important. there are rules and the rules ought to be followed. i don't think anybody is sa

before the iowa caucuses the poll predicted. our internal data shows us doing very well in florida tomorrow. the early vote is at historic levels and favorable for us. we saw polls that put the race in single digits. marco had a great debate on thursday night on this network. thank you for focussing on policy. we have been on the ground campaigning all weekend. great crowds throughout florida. we feel very optimistic and the wind to our back. >> thanks so much. great to get your perspective. we'll be watching closely tomorrow, of course. >>> as for the democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders just one day before key votes all across america tomorrow. they were in ohio at a cnn town hall pointing out some differences but mostly differences in donald trump. jeff zeleny live in chicago where hillary clinton is campaigning today. >> reporter: good morning. the best way to show your strength as the democratic presidential candidate is to show how you would take on donald trump. that is what voters and democrats want to know. befo

i would have one iowa if that didn't happen because it took votes away from me. he added a lot of votes to himself. but he lied about it. lou: you are doing pretty well despite that. to my question about a standard here, are you going to assert a standard because of the bringing in wives of candidates is so unseemly. >> i agree with you, i agree with you. i did, i wrote and said be careful because otherwise i'll have to start talking about your situation. now, do i like doing that? no. should that have been done by him? he absolutely knew about it. think it, he doesn't know this is sent and earmarked to a group in utah? he knew about it. lou: personally, i tell you, any super pac working for any candidate should be held, the candidate should be held accountable, and there is no question of the relationship of the people running this super pac, the money that they are receiving and from whom, so i think the responsibility is usually clear. >> lou, these people, just to finish it, these people worked for romney as i understand it, and romney is with cruz, they all

((vo)) it puts chuck grassley - also from iowa -- in a bind. he's in charge of senate confirmation hearings - supported kelly in the past - and is up for reelection. also churning nomination chatter - two judges from the powerful d.c. circuit court of appeals. ((gfx)) sri srinivasan - a moderate, indian- american judge who won easy confirmation in 2013. ((gfx)) and patricia millett, who only got two votes from republicans, during her ((gfx)) also the more liberal - attorney general lorettea lynch - who would be the first black female will not be filled this year. ((gfx)) 66% of americans want the senate to hold confirmation hearings, as democrats take their case directly to the american people. ((sen. harry reid / d-nevada)) they think that... they're going to wait and see what president trump will do, i guess, as far as a nomination. ((vo)) reid says mr. obama will point, he has to choose whether to swing for the fences, or go seales. we're following develolping news from australia. the country's attorney-general, george brandis confirmed that

. >> i think normally if someone loses iowa, they say i'm going to win new hampshire. i think if trump loses iowa, it's a destruction of the entire brand. >> seth: yeah, i think he's going to burn it down. >> right. >> seth: he's going to burn iowa to the ground. [ light laughter ] >> other -- >> seth: you can't be allowed to continue saying these things! >> yeah, i think i would be scared if i were an iowan. wouldn't you? >> seth: yeah. >> so, he may win because they'll vote out of fear. >> seth: yeah, i think so. i think we all eventually will. cause you just can't picture him standing at a podium being like, well, we did our best. >> right, right, right. >> seth: that's not him. [ laughter ] >> no, no, i mean, as i think i said in the paper, he can't wear the nickname come back kid. >> seth: right. >> that's like a middle seat in coach for a guy who has many private planes. >> seth: exactly. exaclty. now, i want to also talk to you about this. because your career trajectory has been so interesting. you were the chief restaurant critic at the "new york times" for a l

and i particularly want to say thank you to the people of iowa and new hampshire, who gave me a hearing when no one thought we had a chance and they sent us on our way, and i thank them. and to all of those who have been fighting in our ranks all along the way, all of those firefighters of america who have been there from the beginning, the ranks of labor, the millions of citizens who have now rallied to our cause, and for those who want to, i invite them to come to johnkerry.com and join this effort now. so, the message rings out across the lands tonight. get ready. a new day is on the way. good night. god bless all of you. and god bless the america that we love so much. thank you and take care. [cheers and applause] audience, chanting: kerry! kerry! kerry! [cheers and applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] ♪ tom petty: ♪ i know what's right i've got just one life in a world that keeps on pushing me around but i stand m

a failed paper in iowa. and it was a story about us having -- me having people evicted from one of my rallies, and i was in the airplane. i have nothing to do with it. i show up. i didn't even know anything happened, and they wrote this vicious story, and it gets picked up by everybody. and this is a paper that's an enemy of ours with a writer who is horrible. >> so that got under his skin a little bit that the media was talking about that, that we're talking about it, because he said he didn't have anything to do with those students being escorted out. of course, they and some of the security who responded appeared to have said something differently. he also talked today about marco rubio but only very briefly, talking about small hands, making a joke. and he mentioned ted cruz as well, calling him a liar. but really, we saw a donald trump who was pretty tame as donald trump goes, not taking on ted cruz or marco rubio strongly at all compared to other rallies. and we've been waiting for him to see if he'll

and here he is rockin' out in iowa where he came in third. so rubio suspended his campaign last night and in his speech pleaded with gop voters not to be lured in by donald trump's message of anger and division. >> america needs a vibrant conservative movement, but one ideas, not on fear, not on anger, not on preying on people's frustrations. i ask the american people do not give into the fear. >> seth: do not give into the fear. that doesn't sound like a concession speech, that sounds like the motto for a cross fit studio. [ laughter ] don't give into the fear, larry, this is why karen left you. [ laughter ] there's a lot to miss about marco rubio. the robotic repetition of scripted lines, hitting small children with footballs. [ laughter ] and most of all, his famous cute boots. >> those are the boots. they're black, they're shiny. looks like they're -- maybe has a side zipper. >> senator rubio was wearing a boot yesterday that had a bit of a heel to it. and they called it -- >> platform. yeah, something like that. >> oh, my god, look at th

what is interesting anderson cooper pressed corrected cruise about fed up until before the iowa ted was kind to donald the polls here show neck-and-neck race and then ted cruise. he picked up an endorsement close about that. it was a big endorsement for ted it not that big of a surprise wisconsin gov. scott walker. he was a presidential candidate and got out relatively early. he got out because he says the republican field at that time was consolidating around donald. he is putting his support behind ted mack just because scott remains a positive figure among republicans here but also he is a good ground game of connections across multiple statewide elections here in wisconsin. the cruise team can tap into that and walker said that he will campaign with ted crews of the next week. >> reporter: a bit of got a complaint with the voter and a still like wisconsin could mean the difference between a win and a loss. for donald and opponents trying to make the case he does not deserve the nomination needs to continue to rot about quinn's take his campaign invincible leading into the convention

his entire campaign was built on winning iowa, south carolina, and sweeping the southern states, and tonight was a night he was going to claim victory. that didn't happen. ted cruz basically won his home state where he's not going to get the majority of delegates or he's not going to get all the delegates and he won the neighboring state of oklahoma where he's going to share delegates, and that's it. where does he win from here? that's the question ted has to ask. he can't unify the republican party and he can't grow it. i'm the only one in this race that consistently beats hillary clinton in every poll. chance to unite the republican party and the math only gets worse for ted cruz. tonight was supposed to be the night, you've heard his campaign say that. they were going to sweep the southern states, he basically got beat in every single one except his home state and the neighboring state of oklahoma. that's it. on the other hand, look at virginia, that's indicative of the broader country, and we basically have tied donald trump there, andest that despite having to share the ballot w

it's like iowa and new hampshire, by itself. it'll get extra attention. the winners of the primaries states on the calendar later in april. >> because it's a stand alone contest, chuck, the candidates have a chance to spend time there. >> they will. >> where will they go? >> what's interesting, all the shares places will go. for instance, i love this, donald trump is going to be in jamesville. why do we care? >> hometown. >> hometown of paul ryan. this is the home of the reagan democrats when you think about places like the midwest. that's a place where trump wants to be. little awkward if he carries the district. also a place bernie sanders is going to be. if you're ted cruz or kasich or the not trump movement, you're hoping sanders does well because he can take trump voters away. it's a new hampshire all over again. >> let's talk about wisconsin as you come to the desk. republican radio in wisconsin, donald trump really ran into a buzz saw yesterday. >> the not trump movement. >> several hosted pretty tough interviews with him. charlie, the local conser

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fran mccaffery--"i wanted iowa kids moving the iowa chris palmquist--"two of his highest priorites became sioux city east's adam woodbury, and south sioux city's mike gesell, nat a pair of top-100 recruits." fran mccaffery--"i went to every game they played essentially for two years in the summer and i maxed out every recruiting opportunity that we had in the winter. nobody else did that." mike gesell--"he really made it known that he wanted me and adam to come here. he really made it known that we could have an impact in turning the program around." chris palmquist--"the sioux crew went to work right away. gesell and woodbury stepped into the starting lineup as freshmen and they've been there ever since. nat in that time, they've had growing pains, but their coach has never lost confidence." fran mccaffery--"he's had great games, he's had some off games. it's not a game of perfect. you're going to turn it over you're going to miss shots. but for the most part, mike gesell is going to make great plays. nat adam woodbury--"nobody will ever be harder on me than myself. so i always put a lot

the latest iowa polls have trump just three points behind ted cruz, who has been leading in iowa ever since george pataki dropped out, and cruz picked up all of pataki's voter. so-- trump now is doing what a cornered trump does. he went on the attack by exposing a dark secret from cruz's past. >> he was born in canada. >> stephen: that's right, only natural born citizens can be president, and cruz was born... in canada! ( bird song ) that, of course, is the sound of canada's national bird, the loon. if you knew that, you are not qualified to be president of the united states. or maybe you are. personally, i think the whole thing is horse ( bleep ) but, donald trump doesn't. listen to what trump has been playing at his rallies. ♪ born in the u.s.a. ♪ yes, "born in the u.s.a.!" it could be worse-- he could be taunting ted with the canadian anthem, which i think is that barenaked ladies song: ♪ chickity-china, the chinese chicken ♪ ♪ you have a drum stick and your brain stops tickin' ♪ ♪ our home and native land but cruz has his own snappy musical comeback. >> now ted cruz

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we start in oklahoma city where the 11th seeded iowa were up by 12. with just 44 seconds to go, the aggies would pot be denied fighting to send this game into ot. a second overtime, texas a&m would finish off iowa 99-82 in what is called one of the worst collapses in tournament history. >> what a wild finish. width and xavier tied until at the buzzer won it. the badgers move to the sweet 16. if that wasn't enough, there is more buzzer beating action for you. >> in a game you saw on news 6 notre dame topped austin thanks to a tip in in the last two seconds of that game. the irish back to the sweet 16 with a final score of 76-75. on thursday, march madness returns when miami takes on villanova followed by kansasment it is action you'll only see here on news 6. >> astronomers turning their eyes to the sky. nasa says twin comets will begin two cometing could be inner planetary twins. the smaller one may be a fragment that broke off the bigger one on your left. the larger twin will pass by with a smaller comment following suit tomorrow. it will be the clos

. >> my name is kaylie hegwood, and i live in stockton, iowa. oh, yay! that one was good, that one was good! and i am ten years old, and i live with my mother and my brother, tyler, and he is 12 years old. i don't think we're a rich family, but i think, like, we're kind of a poor family. i'm hungry. >> (laughing): i knew you were going to say that as soon as you.. you're going to have to wait now, sis. i'm just starving. we don't get the three meals a day, like breakfast, lunch and then dinner. when i feel just, like, hungry, i just like feel like i'm so, like, sad and all droopy, and then i'll feel, like, weak, and then some in the mornings i'll be, like, so starving, but then i'll be like, "i need some food!" but then, like, i'll get, like, but then i don't think of food and then i'll just think of something else and then i'll not be hungry anymore. >> there's good days and bad days. sometimes when we have cereal, we don't have milk. we have to eat it dry. sometimes we don't have cereal and we have milk. it's often, like, switch and swap. sometimes, li

in missouri. >> first of all n iowa, it's not a question of a recount. in iowa we're going through the county process and the statewide process. so that process is under way in the final decision in terms of national delegates has not been made. but here is the truth. the media makes a big deal about, you know, winning missouri or winning illinois or winning michigan. we won michigan. secretary clinton won illinois and won missouri. you know what, you add them all together, there is no difference in delegates. what we're talking about, rachel, now is the number of delegates that we need. and what we proved in illinois and in missouri that what happened in michigan was not a fluke. we have real strength in the midwest and we have real strength, i think, as we head west in california and oregon and state of washington. the issues that are gaining us support in the midwest, for example, is the disastrous trade policies that have cost this country millions of decent paying jobs. i'm talking about nafta, trade relations with china and many others. workers in

cats will face iowa, same team that narrowly beat temple yesterday. cats had an easy time in their opener with unc/ash will but they expect a tougher test from the hawk eyes. >> they are in the top five the whole year. i think, we all know he how good they are and we all see the game they have lost, two points to wisconsin, four points to ohio state, all close games. they could have been higher seed then us, and we know it the will be a really tough game. >> they are a good team playing good basketball. beat a very good temple team yesterday in overtime. i think our guys are, very could go is in event of how good this team is. >> so award st. joes gets for beating cincinnati, how about top seeded oregon tomorrow night. hawks, concede they don't know much about the ducks. coach martelli says he has people all over the the country congratulating him from last night's big win. >> that win touched a lot of people, none more so than the philadelphia story when you have villanova a in the afternoon, temple with that crushing loss and with st. joseph's, you

especially cans and oklahoma, fire danger for today and this area you see in the darker browns from iowa into about illinois, some of those wind gusts could go up to 40 or 50 miles per hour. back to you guys. >> thank you, nicole. >> if you have seen the movie the passion, you know just how important potatoes can be at least on mars. scientists are growing the vegetables in hopes of easing hunger here on earth. >> it's billions of years old, the oldest desert on earth. this patch of the desert in southern peru even looks like it could be from another world. nasa scientist change the sky to orange and you are on mars. >> we found the closest similarity to the soil on mars. we have done experiment from the missions that having to mars. the basis for life are almost non-existent here. >> that's why science terrorists from nasa and the national potato center believe it's the perfect soil to grow in soil conditions like on mars. >> the potato is the ideal candidate. it has conquered all the climate conditions on this planet. there are more than 4,000 varieties in peru. >> researchers say the