he is in dubuque iowa. what side of the state is that?l find out tomorrow night. dana: right looking forward to that ron desantis on the campaign trail. bill: to postpone a football game wildcard matchup between the pittsburgh steelers and the buffalo bills, a b "fox weatherr correspondent katy hearn is live in hamburg, new york. katy, what is up with the lake effect snow? >> what this question because he was going on here? we have got a lot of excitement. in hamburg, new york were close to orchard park lehi park stadium is. people are hoping to go out and shovel out from the stadium today but they might have to wait until tomorrow. we still have a travel ban impacting most of erie county right now. and you can see why visibility has dramatically gone down. it's hard to make it out that ts the road right next to me. we are a good distance away from it. it's hard to keep up with the snow. we have a plow trucks making every hour. unfortunately really strong winds as fast as 60 miles per hour. if a lot of lake effect snow bands impacting us

dubuque is the one i'm going to. have you ventured outside in the cold these past couple days? caller: just as far as the door. but it's ok. for him i'm going. we need a change. we have to get that biden out of there. host: joann, 86 years old in dubuque, iowa plans to vote for the florida governor. just how cold it is. this is from ben jacobs who notes for a sense of how bad the weather is in iowa right now, the bishop of desoines has said catholics don't have to attend mass tomorrow. in this tweet by the diocese of des moines, they say they are giving catholics in the area dispensation. you do not have to go to church tomorrow. that's how cold it is. stan in pennsylvania. caller: it makes little difference who is selected to be president. the real ground game is in the house and the senate. if trump is elected in 2024 with a majority house and senate, he will be impeached and removed from office. it doesn't matter who the president is. it matters who you will act your congressperson and your senator. that's the rea

in dubuque on tuesday this week. greta: did you it out to any other candidates'event? our watch allf we're glad ye watching. we appreciate ath. why not the former president? caller: i do not think, i think just be■k■f another four yearsf what he went through. he is being attacked, a lot of false accusations against him. i don'tof that again. i think we need somebody new, somebody that will do many of the things he promises to do. but they won't be attacked as much. greta: o daniel in iowa. another caller, mark, a republican. hi, mark. caller: how are you? greta: well. mark, what is your plan for caucus night? caller: i will be caucusing in black rock county in northeast iowa for former president trump. greta: ok. and have you gone to rallies or events that he has held in the state? caller: yeah, matter-of-fact on wednesday i was just in des moines for fox -- greta: townhall? caller: townhall. it was actually que ni. rmed quite well. it was the first time ever met either a current or former president. i was stoked for that. i know he has gone through a lot and i know th

dubuque is the one i'm going to. host: have you ventured outside in the cold these past couple days? caller: just as far as the door. but it's ok. for him i'm going. we need a change. we have to get that biden out of there. host: joann, 86 years old in dubuque, iowa plans to vote for the florida governor. just how cold it is. this is from ben jacobs who notes for a sense of how bad the weather is in iowa right now, the bishop of des moines s said catholics don't have to attend mass tomorrow. in this tweet by the dce of des moines, they say they are givingatlics in the area dispensation. you do not have to go to church tomorrow. that's how cold it is. stan in pennsylvania. caller: it makes little difference who is selected to be president. the real ground game is in the house and the senate. if trump is elected in 2024 with a majority house and senate, he will be impeached and removed from office. it doesn't matter who the president is. it matters who you will act your congressperson and your senator. that's the reall

in dubuque florida governor ron desantis urged his supporters to show up. >> if you're willing to brave the cold for a few hours tomorrow for the iowa caucus, i'll be spending the next eight years fighting for you and fighting for this country. >> reporter: but trump's shadow looms over the snowy landscape. a new cbs news poll shows his lead has grown nationally among gop primary voters. that poll also found that republican voters see him as the best bet to defeat president biden. >> we're going to win. >> reporter: on sunday trump sounded confident. but he's not taking turnout for granted. >> the higher we go the better a signal -- we send a good signal to new hampshire, but the better a signal we send in november that we're taking our country back. >> and robert costa joins me now from iowa. robert, when you look at the last five iowa caucus winners within the republican party, only two went on to become president. george w. bush and donald trump. so iowa is not the end-all be-all, is it? >> reporter: that's exactly right. this is just the beginning. and nikki haley especially is look

daniel and dubuque, iowa. caller: this iseta: would you bn monday night? caller: i hope to.ed by then. we have two days to get the roads cleaned. it's going to be cold but iowans are used to it. caucus for or how you will vote? caller: i'm thinking about desantis because i just heard him on tuesday and i like his views. i question that he should ask nikki haley. she brought up, desantis said he wants to be president for our issues. and one issue i am concerned about is contraception. and nikki haley said she wants to increase access to contraception. i d't k, because the world health organization has declared the contraceptive pill a category 1 equal to tobacco smoke, radiation and asbestos. so, it's even on the, pill label, it says it can cause heart attacks or cancer. so, i think why would a s harmful to women? greta: ok, so, daniel, your candidate is governor desantis. how many times have you gone out to events to see him, shake his hand and hear him speak? caller: just once. in dubuque on tuesday this week. greta: did you ever make it out to any other candidates'event? c

i went from council bluffs, nebraska, dubuque, cedar rabbits, back to des moines. sioux city. the people of iowa expect you to earn it. the organization you put in place is how you get that done. there's a reason nikki haley didn't show up to her event in dubuque today. she no showed. there's a reason donald trump has been skipping debates and no showed in cast county when governor desantis went to cast county just yesterday. i think that's going to show up. and i think the people on the ground are enthusiastic and ready to support governor desantis. we'll see what happens tomorrow. >> would a third place finish tomorrow mean the end of the desantis campaign, in your view? >> well, look, i think the governor's in it for the long haul. he understands this is a delegate game. part of this takes time to get people focused, to listen to the message. we've been converting lots of folks. i'll sit there and lay out someone who supported -- after i supported ted cruz, i was his chief of staff, as you know. i supported donald trump in 2016 and he was a guy who wanted to com

that brutal cold and heavy snow derailing haley's first in-person event in dubuque on sunday. instead, she hit the campaign trail later in ames. >> we're going to go all the way until the last hour because we know what situation we're in. if you look at what's happening in the country, it's tough right now, desantis has been betting big on iowa, crisscrossing the state for months. >> today, speaking to voters in dubuque and cedar rapids. >> i think there's over 1700 precincts. have people there delivering the message, and you're going to see us convert people and bring it home. we got another one in des moines, his supporters going door to door trying to convince voters to caucus. >> for him, the brutal weather is raising concerns about voter turnout. >> if there was significant ice, i would have some difficulty getting there, but others say they think they'll make it. >> we've had blizzards before. we've had, you know, extreme weather on caucus night. it certainly is going to be cold, there's no question about that. and we want people to be careful. but i think we'll see stro

he is in dubuque, iowa. let's listen. >> when people are firing arrows at you and the wind wind is in-your-face, are you going to be there and dig in and fight for the people you represent? i've shown that i do that. during covid i had to make the decision that we were not going to let florida descend into some type of grouchy dystopia. we protected people. i took a lot of heat. i took a lot of incoming smears and attacks. i had good supporters and friends of mine that said you need to reverse course. you are getting killed politically. but a leader has to put interests and freedom and jobs of the people he represents over protecting his own political hide to. that is what i did. we stood for what is right. the state of florida has gotten better as a result. when the times are tough and the chips are down, i will be a president you can count on. i won't back down and i will fight back against the people that are destroying this country. i am proud to be endorsed by the governor of iowa, kim reynolds. she's d

off a late surge, vaulting into second in multiple early voting states >> it's great to be be back in dubuque. >> reporter: but a notable omission from a town hall answer now threatening her support. asked about the cause of the civil war, he fshe failed to meo slavery before saying later it was the cause. >> what do you want me to say about slavery? >> you've answered my question thank you. >> next question >> i wish she would have answered the question historically accurate. >> reporter: the iowa caucus has occasionally offered candidate as critical boost, helping catapult jimmy carter to the presidency back in 1976. but for republicans, the caucus is know torously unpredictive of the party's nominee as some have found out the hard way >> god bless the great state of iowa >> reporter: ted cruz won in 2016, then watched donald trump dominate in his first nomination and win. the question that has loomed over the whole race remains. can anyone catch donald trump in >> and we want to thank vaughn for that report. >>> there is a system stirring up rain for the gulf coast this morning. let's chec

daniel and dubuque, iowa. caller: this is dan. greta: would you be caucusing on monday night?ink the roads will be cleared by then. we have two days get the roads cleaned. it's going to be cold but iowans are used to it. greta: do you know who you will caucus for or how you will vote? caller:m thinking about desantis because i just heard him on tuesday and i like his views. i have a that he should ask nikki haley. she brought up, desantis said wants to be president for our issues. and one issue i am concerned about isand nikki haley said shs to increase access to contraception. i don't know why,ion has declared the contraceptive pill a category 1 carcinogenho equalo tobacco smoke, radiation and asbestos. so, it's even on the, pill label, it says it can cause heart attacks or cancer. so, i think why would a candidate want to increase something that is harmful to women? daniel, your candidate is governor desantis. how many times have you gone out to events to see him, shake his hand and hear him speak? caller: just once. in dubuque on tuesday this week. greta: did you ever make

in dubuque, ron desantis urged his supporters to show up. >> if you're willing to brave the cold for a few hours tomorrow for the iowa caucus, i'll be spending the next eight years fighting for you and fighting for this country. >> reporter: but they loom over the snowy landscape. a new poll shows his lead has grown nationally among the gop primary voters. they found that republican voters will see him as the best bet to defeat biden. >> we're going to win. >> reporter: on sunday, trump sounded confident, but he's not taking turnout for granted. >> the higher we go, the better of a signal. we send a good signal to new hampshire, but the better signal we send in november that would take our country back. >> reporter: but iowa isn't everything. new hampshire, south carolina, and super tuesday, all ahead on the calendar. and the candidates are starting to scramble there too in the coming days. >>> super tuesday falls on march 5. >>> tomorrow is martin luther king jr. day. coming up, how the bay area paid tribute to the civil test test test test test test test test test test test test te

in dubuque, florida governor ron desantis urged his supporters to show up. >> if you're willing to bravehe cold for a few hours tomorrow for the iowa caucus, i'll be spending the next eight years fighting for you and fighting for this country. >> reporter: but trump's shadow looms over the snowy landscape. a new cbs news poll shows his lead has grown nationally among gop primary voters. that poll also found that republican voters see him as the best bet to defeat president biden. >> we're going to win. >> reporter: on sunday, trump sounded confident, but he is not taking turnout for granted. >> the higher we go, the better a signal. we send a good signal to new hampshire, but the better signal we send in november that we're taking our country back. >> and robert costa joins me now from iowa. robert, when you look at the last five iowa caucus winners within the republican party, only two went on to become president, george w. bush and donald trump. so iowa is not the end all, be all, is it? >> that's exactly right. this is just the beginning. and nicarkki haley especially i looking to new

haley speaking in dubuque and rhonda sanders at had for appearance is scheduled for sunday. he's now got 3 schedule. apparently one of those was cancelled in there. doing this in very cold weather. it's in the negative. twenty's could get down as far as negative 28 degrees on caucus day. and that means those candidates are going to have to get their voters out in difficult conditions for donald trump. who in the latest poll is a head by 48 percent to 20 percent for nikki haley to 16 percent for rhonda santas, that's an nbc des moines register pool. and that shows hailey jumping up one spot, leapfrogging over to sanders who had been number 2 in previous polls. but trump's voters are largely rural. that means varying areas that are not as well cleared from snow. they may have a while to drive, so it will be an effort for them, but they've shown commitment lining up outside of his rally on sundays. so on caucus day, it's likely to be cold. and it will be the hardiest voters who decide who wins. john henry and l g 0, des, moine, iowa. okay, that's the main money inside of next i

. >> reporter: that brutal weather derailing haley's first in-person event in dubuque today, but desantis campaigning in the same town, just minutes away. >> we've been at people's doors, we've been doing events, we've been garnering a huge amount of support. and now it's time tomorrow to bring it to fruition. >> reporter: in des moines, his supporters going door to door, trying to pick up his slack in the polls. our maryalice parks caught up with them. >> how long are you guys going to be out there doing this? >> till it gets dark! til it gets to 10 below. it's seven below right now, so we will see. >> reporter: even though donald trump is the front-runner, he has visited the state far less than his republican rivals, only holding 36 stops, compared to ron desantis with more than 170 campaign events. tonight, the former president urging his supporters to turn out tomorrow and not be complacent, linsey. >> rachel scott, our thanks to you. let's turn to rick klein with a new breakdown of polling numbers from iowa and across the country. former president trump topping his rivals on several

this is her last stop of the night, she had to cancel one of her events in dubuque, iowa today but sheo ames and now she's in a dell. she is now in second place in the brand-new des moines register poll. we will see if she can surpass desantis tomorrow. >> they are great people and why we are doing what we are doing. thank you both, wherever you are. there you are, thank you. one more thing, there was sadness that came out today, i know. high school is just down the road. when i was governor in south carolina, we had a shooting in the small town of townsville. we had a teenager who shot his mom and went to elementary school and opened fire. he shot little jake pull and that night i was in the hospital with jacob's parents and we were praying. they were praying he would pull through. i knew at that moment how bad off he was. jacob died two days later and he loved superheroes and he had a superhero funeral. what happened in perry, whenever you turn on the tv, it doesn't matter what state it is, it still hurts. we still feel it, our hearts still drop and today again. >> you are listening

if you're in pittsburgh pennsylvania or cleveland, ohio or dubuque iowa i don't think you are feelingt's happening with the stock market, you have inflation that is up on some consumer products in rent and insurance and car insurance and food and electricity. there up 20% almost from last year, that's what the american people especially outside of the big cities are feeling every d day. cheryl: also there's a little bit of intrigue but no labels is reporting to chris christie about a possible third-party bipartisan presidential ticket. this is after he ended his bid for the nomination, west virginia joe manchin is making a trip to manc manchester, new hampshire to talk to voters there, he was on was shannon bream to discuss all of this, i want you to watch all of this. >> i have never been a spoiler and nor will they be a spoiler on any election if i'm involved i'm involved to win but to be a spoiler to throw the election one way or another i would never do. that's not how or what i would make a decision about. we'll see where we are at that point time. cheryl: then he goes on to say

he had a pretty good crowd in dubuque about 200. vandz about 100 there. it's cold.motivated they know it's important to get this country on track. >> let's take a look at a brand i couldn't abc news poll. one of the motivating factors for a lot of republicans here in iowa is number one thing they want to could is get rid of joe biden. look at approval rating it is 33. that is historically low in the last decade and a half. and the number one reason here in iowa same as everywhere else is the economy. i'm surprised here we are in the center of the plain states upper center issue here is the border. >> the dereliction of duty from this president not to secure the sovereignty of this country. most importantly the safety of americans and we are seeing not only the human trafficking but the illegal drugs pouring into the state, every single state is a border state when it comes to the drugs. it's intentional, it's unconscionable, and it's economy number one. it's safety on the border number two. we are all seeing the impact. we are at the intersection of 35 and 80. we ar

let's start with dubuque in the eastern part of the state. with dubuque it is always close .ntial race in 2020, donald trump won by a few points. in 2016, donald trump won by only one point. in the 2016 republican caucus, you can see, donald trump won but by less than a point. it is a nice edge county, or at least it has been. tonight as you watch this, see if donald trump is able to build up a substantial lead in this county that is always close . if he is, that will tell a story on where the night is going. keeping the 2016 map of here i will go to the far western part. this is ted cruz country, or was in 2016, evangelical part of the state, only 1% of the state population. ted cruz won with 33% of the vote. what was so interesting to me is donald trump was not in the top three in this county with heavy evangelical vote. tonight, again, i do not expect that to happen. you will likely see donald trump's name somewhere in the mix. the question is, is he able to blow it out in this county where he did not even show up last time? the biggest county in the state is polk county w

weather is not cooperating with them as they do that, to the point where we were all the way out on dubuque on the eastern side of the state, and the haley campaign actually had to cancel the events they say because of dangerous weather conditions. we are of course being safe and careful out here on the road, but she will still be campaigning more towards des moines, that's where we're headed right now for two more events in the des moines suburbs later today, all of this meant to capitalize on the fact that our poll, other polls in recent days, find haley to be surging into second place. that's exactly where she wants to be. just to give you a sense of what we're hearing from voters after events, they are not trump voters, at least not anymore. some of them that we've met say they voted for trump in the past but they don't want to vote for him this time around. here's a little bit more about what they're saying about nikki haley and the state of this race. watch. >> what happens if it turns out to be trump versus biden again, what do you do? >> i'm not gonna vote for trump. >> i'm not gonn

and since pandemic, there are cities like dubuque, iowa or toledo that actually have zero flights fromf the big four carriers. and i this is a real problem. and so, you know, one thing i proposed in the book is that we think about a kind of nfl draft raphy where, you know, a list of cities of all these places that might a little bit lower volume, don't have as many flights right now and the biggest airlines get to pick off the list and we keep working through the list until everyone is served and and they have an obligation to serve those those cities. ■:my second principle is no bailouts, no bankruptcies. you know, i actually want there to a successful, profitable, stable, reliable airline industry. i don't think we should have this boom and system. and so way we might think about doing that is actually have an obligation for airlines to have crisisement and rainy day funds where they have to think through what's going to happen if demand for six months or a year and how are we going to deal with that? so we don't need to goo ask for taxpayer support. and then i think the third princi

and since pandemic, there are cities like dubuque, iowa or toledo that actually have zero flights from. and i this is a real problem. and so, you know, one thing i proposed in the book is that we think about a kind of nfl draft for geography where, you know, a list of cities of all these places that might a little bit lower volume, don't have as many flights right now and the biggest airlines get to pick off the list and we keep working through the list until everyone is served and and they have an obligation to serve those those citi.e is no bailouts, no bankruptcies. you know, i actually want there to a successful, profitable, stable, reliable airline industry. i don't think we should have this boom and system. and so way we might think about doing that is actually have an obligation for airlines to have crisis management anra they havk through what's going to happen if demand for six months or a year and how are we going to deal with that? so we don't need to go to congress and we don't need to ask for taxpayer support. and then i think the third principle i put forward the book is

. >> reporter: that was desantis in dubuque, iowa, earlier this morning. video of nikki haley also on the ground here in iowa early today. donald trump has been going after her as well with. she decided to respond to him. she said, look, she's not an attack dog, she doesn't like doing this sort of thing, but when she gets the target on her, she says she will respond. take a listen. >> god bless donald trump who's just having a temper tantrum about me every day. [laughter] i never once raised taxes. i killed taxes. >> reporter: but, look, the bottom line here is donald trump is the man to beat. he still has an absolutely enormous lead in all the polls out there, so much so that he's felt he hasn't had to do the any of the debates this cycle. his point being, look, he feels the voters know him, they know his policies, they know what he's bringing to the table, and it's up to his challengers to make their pitches to voters. back out here live, former president trump will be speaking in newton, iowa, today. that's going on the at 2:00 local iowa time. we'll ha

negative one and dubuque zero and iowa city, des moines, zero but again the wind chills what makes ity dangerous and something were going to be tracking. i have to talk about this. whipped winter storm developing for texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama this is obvious the very concerning for our viewers in the south i want to make sure they are giving a heads up here we have a nice in the forecast. not only tonight but tomorrow for texas, louisiana, mississippi across the mississippi river that could meet not only measurable snow and some of the southern states, but nice in the forecast. obviously we are watching iowa very closely. the wind chill's a big deal but this is also going to be a huge story tomorrow for our southern friends we will keep you up-to-date back to you. bret: art janice dean at the "fox weather" center, janice thanks. ♪ franky breaking tonight antitank missile fired from lebanon killed two israeli civilians in northern israel today. the attack raises new concerns of a second front in the war between israel and hamas. also tonight palestinians report several civ

and since pandemic, there are cities like dubuque, iowa or toledo that actually have zero flights fromne of the big four carriers. and i this is a real problem. and so, you know, one thing i proposed in the book is that we think about a kind of nfl draft for geography where, you know, a list of cities of all these places that might a little bit lower volume, don't have as many flights right now and the biggest airlines get to pick off the list and we keep working through the list until everyone is served and and they have an obligation to serve those those cities. my second principle is no bailouts, no bankruptcies. you know, i actually want there stable, reliable airlineble, industry. i don't think we should have this boom and system. and so way we might think about doing that is actually have an obligation for airlines to have crisis management and rainy day funds where they have to think through what's going to happen if demand for six months or a year and how are we going to deal with that? so we doe don't need to ask for taxpayer support. and then i think the third principle i put

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we've got snow -- i'm in dubuque, there's snow on the ground, much different from what we've got in floridabably going to be even a lot colder then. people are going to come, so we've got an army of committed people that are going to go, we're adding more every day. we've got a great organization, and this is traditional are hi the way you've got to do it. so i'm proud of all the effort that we have. and i'm proud that we're going to be able to bring this to great fruition here very shortly. neil: you know, and you might pull it off. these polls can be all over the map, but we've never seen one that features the republican if candidate leading by so much, donald trump leading by this big amount, so that's hard to see it get frittered away. if that were to happen, some say it would be with because you and nikki haley have divided the vote as the alternative candidates. do you agree with that? do you think that her emergence has maybe hurt you? >> so, look, what i offer -- the way i view the primary is this: donald trump's running for his issues, nikki haley's running for her donors' issues.

final pictures in the iowa caucuses. donald trump is speaking in india and ola nikki haley, speaking in dubuque and rhonda sanders at had for appearances scheduled for sunday . he's now got 3 schedule. apparently one of those was cancelled and they're doing this in very cold weather. it's in the negative. twenty's could get down as far as negative 28 degrees on caucus day. and that means those candidates are going to have to get their voters out in difficult conditions for donald trump. who in the latest poll is ahead by 48 percent to 20 percent for nikki haley to 16 percent for rhonda santas. that's an nbc des moines register pool. and that shows hailey jumping up one spot leapfrogging over to sanchez who had been number 2 in previous polls. but trump's voters are largely rural. that means varying areas that are not as well cleared from snow. they may have a while to drive, so it will be an effort for them, but they've shown commitment lining up outside of his rally on sundays. so on congress day, it's likely to be cold, and it will be the hardiest voters who decide who wins. john henry and al

and since pandemic, there are cities like dubuque, iowa or toledo that actually have zero flights from one of the big four carriers. and i this is a real problem. and so, you know, one thing i proposed in the book is that we think about a kind of nfl draft for geography where, you know, a list of cities of all these places that might a little bit lower volume, don't have as many flights right now and the biggest airlines get to pick off the list and we keep working through the list until everyone is served and and they have an obligation to serve those those cities. my second principle is no bailouts, no bankruptcies. you know, i actually want there to a successful, profitable, stable, reliable airline industry. i don't think we should have this boom and system. and so way we might think about doing that is actually have an obligation for airlines to have crisis management and rainy day funds where they have to think through what's going to happen if demand for six months or a year and how are we going to deal with that? so we don't need to go to congress and we don't need to ask for t

i've had conversations with multiple folks, not lonely here in des moines, a nurse in dubuque message me the other day that is a democrat, said she and friends are going to go change the registration to go and help boost nikki haley. they made a point, they don't like nikki haley, but if it means trying to help in the effort to take down donald trump, they are going to do that, regardless of what the weather conditions are. they feel like this is their opportunity, as i once, to try to stop them. >> von, i want to talk to you at the top of next hour, so i think you need about 55 minutes warm up. i will let you go right now. and thought. but come back at the top of 11. on a, stick with me. i want to go back to what you just said. when you think about nikki haley, who thinks, by the way, that trailing trump is much lower in new hampshire. 97 points, maybe 20 points, might be no points, who knows. if something happens to donald trump and she becomes the nominee, and she's debating the biden, joe biden, you're saying that this is what the biden campaign worries about. tell me more about t

past 24 hours. donald trump is now speaking right now in india and ola nikki haley is appearing in dubuque, today rhonda sanders, head for appearances in for cities we've just been told and canceled the last one of them. but they are really campaigning hard despite the fact that it is a frigid negative 22 degrees celsius right now. yeah. about that. the weather is always something that they campaigns look at on voting day or clock is day. i know is very cold, as you said, where you are. is there any, any understanding that that could affect either turn alcohol results yeah, it probably means only the hardiest people are going to get out there and vote, and they will decide. and we've already had a hint today, but some of them might be trump supporters. he had a long line of people outside that india and all the appearance waiting in the cold . it's going to get down to negative $28.00 degrees. so they're going to be people who have to brave the cold on monday in order to get there. a lot of trump supporters are also in rural areas. the roads aren't necessarily paved as well. they have a fa

final pictures in the iowa caucuses. donald trump is speaking in india and ola nikki haley, speaking in dubuque and rhonda sanders at had for appearance is scheduled for sunday. he's now got 3 schedule. apparently one of those was cancelled and they're doing this in very cold weather. it's in the negative. twenty's could get down as far as negative 28 degrees on caucus day. and that means those candidates are going to have to get their voters out in difficult conditions for donald trump. who in the latest poll is a head by 48 percent to 20 percent. for nikki haley to 16 percent for rhonda santas as an nbc des moines register pool. and that shows haley jumping up one spot, leapfrogging over to sanders who had been number 2 in previous polls. but trump's voters are largely rural. that means varying areas that are not as well cleared from snow. they may have a while to drive, so it will be an effort for them, but they've shown commitment lining up outside of his rally on sundays. so on caucus day it's likely to be cold. and it will be the hardy is voters who decide who wins. john henry and al jaze

date, i literally went from council bluffs to nebraska, all the way across, illinois and today after dubuque, and sioux city, people expect you to go to earn it, the organization he put in place, how you get that done, she no showed, the reason that donald trump penance keeping debates, and governors -- governor ron desantis will be there, and i think they will be enthusiastic and we'll see what happens tomorrow. >> with a third-place finish mean the end of the desantis campaign in your view? >> he understands this is a delegate game, people focused to listen to the message, i promise there listening and converting lots of folks, i will sit there and lay out after i supported ted cruz by the way, his chief of staff, i supported donald trump in 2016, and there have been a lot of deficiencies, i've done that and laid out the record and governor ron desantis is done that, we convert people, i think he's going to have a good night, got a good shot to win, and it's a turnout game, they hold in their hand the power to change this country, put in place a candidate, that we are proud of, rallied beh

as this fills in, dubuque, dubuque county here, donald trump, again, a long way to go, but 48% of theote in a place, if you're looking back at the population centers, donald trump is winning. the one county for desantis now is sioux county. very conservative county right out here, south dakota and nebraska if you go this way and over or this way and down. very conservative rural county. again, 30% of the vote. let's see where we go. this is what happened in 2016. this was cruz and trump in the rural areas. something like this. and cruz won, trump was second, and went on to new hampshire. this is what desantis needs to do everywhere. you see it ear, but you come out here and it's mostly trump. let's take a peek. where is desantis running second? you see all the counties where we have votes. so trump is winning, in most of the places trump is winning, desantis is running second. so it's a version of trump in 2016 except trump's on top and buy more. that is his hold on the party. if trump and cruz were battling for the conservative vote, the evangelical vote, the rural vote, far more vot