behind some damage. plus... it will be a big week for iowa voters- as two towns decide the fate of school bonds. then... with the rise of the sun over the hawkeye state this morning the candididtes are makingng their fifial pipiches- caucus day is now just one day away. good morning and welcome to today in iowa. happy sunday as we take a live look outside with our.... anks so much for joining us this morning. i'm lauren moss. the mild temps were nice while they lasted- but we are in for some winter weather. lets check in with storm track 7 meterologist eileen an who is tracking it all. let's go right to storm track eileen.... light rain and snow showers will track through the viewig mostly less than 10 mph. we may have a few showers linger into the afternoon, buu some clearing later today will as much of a problem as the large winter storm that will track our way for tuesday and wednesday bringing blizzard conditions to many parts of iowa.a.i'll have moo on that in

at or above freezing and will linger into the afternoon, but some clearing later today will as much of a problem as the large winter storm that will track our way for tuesday and wedneday bringing blizzard conditions to many parts of iowa. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. conditions to many parts of io. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. well -- we are almost there, iowa. this is the final day beforr caucus day. presidential hopefuls are feeling the pressure- they're out in full force today in hopes of sealing some last- minute support. this weekends final des moines register poll released before the caucuses give leads to donald trump and hillary clinton. the democratic race is close -- with secretary clinton leading senator

and experts say that's within the poll's margin of error -- similar to a handful of recent polls between the two leade. anwhile -- on the republicicn side -- donald trump is five points ahead of senator ted cruz.. marco rubio is third -- at 15 points behind trump. and speaking of him- one of the candidates known for big statns de another onein eaern iowa the dubuque regiinal airport yesterday -- by flying his private jet over the crowd. supporters say it started an hour late due to the stunt -- but they didn't seem to mind. once the rally started -- a small group of rotesters interrupted. here's how he responded. "if we spoke to them for a few minutes, we can convince them, say what are they doing. alright, get them ot! get them out, get them outta ere." the group was escorted out -- and trump continued th his rally. kids were also invited to tour that

trump will be back in eastern iowa tomorrow -- with rallies planned in waterloo and cedar falls... senator bernie sanders has also been busy on the campaign trail this weekend.. here's what he had to say during "and here's what i believe, to be very honest with you and clinton a little bit ahead. virtuallyied. we will win the will lose the caucus on monday night f there is a low voter turnout." today -- you can see sanders in his final eastern iowa appearance before tomorrow -- he's in waterloo for a town hall at 2 - at the five sullivann brothers convention center.. it was a family affair for hillary clinton - as she was joined by husband presidet bill cinton as well as

iowa town hall. the clinton's were at washington high in cedar rapids yesterday... chelsea took the stage first -- and called upon her children's future... she s sid she believes her mom would be the best presidential candidate -- to ensure all children have a bright future. moments later -- hillary took the stage with husband bill... (bill clinton/ former prprsident) "we have an unbelieveable future but we have leaves her door open for common grounds and you need a world class change maker states, hillary clinton!" usic and cheering crowd) (hillaryyclinton) "thank you!" hillary covered a series of topics including the importance of showing up to caucus on monday... she also discussed the importance of clean energy,

this was clinton's last planned stop in easten iowa before the caucuses... governor jeb bush in cedar falls and dubuque this weekend... he held a town hall meeting at the american legion post six-- speaking to a crowd of veterans... the republican candidate talked about his record as the former florida governor -- saying he can lead the country... "yes, i will have your back, i won't be an agitator in chief, i commander in chief, with a steaeay hand to support the military, that is exactly what we need." this afternoon -- governor bush is in hiawatha for a final appearance in the area... he will begin speaking at 2 this afternoon. carly fiorina greeting supporters in waterloo -- speaking on many issusus -- incluuing the curreret government-- her fellow candidates -- and exactly what she would do as president... she encouraged supp_rters not to settle for any one else -- and to caucus for her tomorrow... "i think we are being told to

nation with now record numbers needs someone who knows how to create and save jobs... e former busininss executive is in cedar rapids today in one of her four stops on caucus day eve... new jersey governor chris christie also in eastern iowa this weekend... he made a stop in waterloo, speaking to nearly one hundred people... he discussed a several points from his 12 point plan -- to save the country gornor gives him what he believes is a competitive advantage... (chris christie/republican presidential candidate) "i'm the only one who's operated in a blue state wit a democratc legislation, and what that means is i'i'e had to fighgh every christe says he is the only candidate who truly has a plan

he now moves over the western half of the state to campaign there today and tomorrow... rand paul making stops in eastern iowa - making for a busy campaign day. the last of his four stops on saturday was at the university of northern iowa... paul was introduced by his wife kelly -- he discussed his staace on big govvrnment, the criminal justice system, and american rights... the kentucky senator is trying to get ten thousand iowa college students to caucus for him tomorrow... ( rand paul/republican presidential candidate) "you rights come from somewhere, hat come from our creator, and i won't let any government take my rights away." paul also encouraged supporters not to be afraid of terrorisim... as president -- he says americans wouldn't have to give up their libterty to defend themselves... paul is in dubuque and iowa city today - with another stop in cedar rapids planned for tomorrow... and would you expect any less? as

it will be another jam- packed day with candidates once again flooding eastern iowa.. here's the full slate for republicans in our area today... we just memtioned a few of these visits... among the others -- ted cruz and marco rubio make their final scheduled visits here in eastern iowa today.. as a reminder -- you can visit kwwl dot com for all of our caucus coverage. as for the democrats -- there are fewer of them but still a couple of stops in our area today... as we mentioned -- hillary clintwn has finished her scheduled eastern iowa visits... but bernie sanders will be in waterloo today during one of his four stops... and martin o'malley is also in waterloo this evening for a phone bank kickoff. voters in two easteten iowa towns will also decide the fate of school bonds this week... waterloo schools is having a special election for a proposed career and technical center for high school students on tuesday... eleletion workers say 15 polling places will be open from seven in the

denver schools will also hold an election for a bond to expand its facilities on tuesday. continuing coverage this morning -- as the clean up process begins for a fairly new waterloo restaurant damaged by a fire... we brouuht you the breaking news here yesterday- as the fire was reported just after three o-clock saturday morning at tokyo bay. firefighters say it started in the kitchen area. no o njuries wereereported -- but there's a lot of smoke damage throughout the restaurant. owners say the restaurant opened a few months ago -- and they are expected d o stay closed for the time being but hope to open again sometime soon. a lot of news to still get to- on today in iowa... with th focus on tomorrow's caucus votes -- our own jeey gallagher dives into the process for a refresher before you head out to vote tomorrow... and --if you do caucus tomrrow, you'll be the first in the nation to do so in 20-16... but why is the hawkeye

pretty interesting, we'll explain -- coming up... the winter storm that will be and rain with heavy rain and the midwest. i'll have the details coming up. you're watching k-w-w-l. we've got you covered. from postal workers to nurses... he's been endorsed for real change: bernie sanders.

as "a bold, fearless voice for the planet." the nation endorses bernie saying, "you can trust sanders because heheoesn't owe his political career to the financial overlords." the des moines register calls him, "a man of courage and principle." endorsed by council bluffs daily nonpareil because "he would build on obama's legacy and challenge the establishment." i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. one of thereas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. all of us have a responsibility, to ourselves, to our children, to each other. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this state is somebody. no matter where they're born, no matter to whom they are born. our children's future is shaped both by the values of their parents and the popocies of their nation. it's time to protect the next generation, fill the lives of our children

open up the doors so that every child has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, families and our c cntry, and i'm not stopping now. (crowd cheers) i'm hillary clinton,

stormtrack 7 weather team: tuesday with fog in between. the of 6 to 12 inches mainly along sleet mixing in. the main problem with this storor will be the w wnds. gusts drop visibilities down to nothing. hazardous driving conditions will exist tuesday and tuesday night and may linger into the track is still close to what it looked like earlier, but it is tracking just a tidge to the the south, but we will till have a large swath of heavy snowfall and strong winds... models are still may be because of the rain and sleet issue. right now, stormtrack7 live weather network cameras ssow some cloudss but a few hhes will appear at times, especially this afternoon. temps are pretty

the low to mid 30s with upper 30s to the south. the current low will track away from us, but t pull down ch cold air... storm system tracks in by tuesday. the first has a narrow band of moisture with a line of moisture in the form of clouds,rain and snow heading all the way to the west coast annour next have a blizzard watch and a winter storm watch for tuesday and tuesday night for the potential foreavy snow and strong winds... the only differeece is the higg end of w snow, especially from tama to elkader and northward where it will be mainly snow. any rain and sleet will cut down on snowfall amounts, but will continue to make travel treacherous. we will be mild today with a few light showers tracking through. areas of fog form tonight and will be around alllday tomorroo. the main problem caucus goers will have will be the fog. the snow holds afternoon through tuesday night. blowing and drifting will be a concern from tuesday afternoon through wednesday. some light rain and snow showerr today with a much larger storm heading our way

the main timeframe of the big mainly along and north of highway 30, but there will be a sharp cutoff to the south with some rain d sleet mixing in. the main problem with this drop visibilities down to nothing. hazardous driving conditions will exist tuesday and tuesday night and may linger into wednesday morning with the blowing and drifting continuing. the track is still close to what north and will mean a little more rain and sleet mixing into the south, but we will still have a large swath of heavy snowfall and strong winn... models aae still consistent with the main track, but vary on amounts, and that may be because of the rain and few holes will appear at times, especially this afternoon. temps are pretty mild his morning....we are in the low to mid 30s with upper 30s to the south. the current low will track away from us, but will have a large area of fog track in late tonight and through monday before the larger storm system tracks in by tuesday. the first has a narrow band of moisture with a line of moisture in the form of clouds, rain and watches and warnings stretched across the nation. we

winter storm watch for tuesday and tuesday night for the potential for heavy snow and strong winds... the only difference is the high end of the wind gusts. these will more than likely e changed tt warnings by tomorrow afternoon. snowfall amounts currently look like this with areas along and north of highway 30 getting the most snow, especially from tama to elkader and northward where it will be mainly snow. any rain and sleet will cut down on snowfaal amounts, b bt will continue to make travel treacherous. we will be mild today with a few light showers tracking through. areas of fog form tonight and will be aroud all day tomorrow. the main the heaviest from tuesday afternoon through tuesday night. blowing and drifting will be a concern from tuesday afternoon through wednesday.

coming up on today in iowa... a new way to get cash from thehe a-t-m ..will soon be in the palm of your hand. but is it risky? details ahead. you'rw watching kwwl. we've got you covered in decorah , iowa citt, jesup and all of eastern iowa this winter, you have the power to heal. because your purchase of vaseline intensiveveare lotion, supports the vaseline healing project. join us to help millions in crisis heal their skin. one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. all of us have a responsibility, to ourselves, to our children, to each other. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this state

no matter where they're born, no matter to whom they are born. our children's'suture is shaped d th by the values of their parents and the policies of their nation. it's time to protect the next generation, fill the lives our children with possibility and hope, open up the doors so that every child has a chance to live up to his or her god-given popontial. i've spent my life fighting for children, families and our country, and i'm not stopping now. (crowd cheers) i'm hillary clinton, and i have always approved this message. hmm hmm hmmmmmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm

[ cheering ] i've got soso real estate hereren my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. some phones can already be used to pay with credit card readers as you're seeing here... but now -- bank of america says the company plans to allow customers to

smart phones later this year. cybersecurity experts say the use of smartphones at a-t-ms could reducee fraud.. phones are also opening up new possibilities for people on social media... facebook announcing that if you're a facebooouser with an iphone... you can now stream live video over the social network... to share live video -- tap on update status and then select the live video icon... facebook is now working to implement live video for android users soon... and speaking of social media... two of the top platforms are telling private gun sellers to take thhr business elsewhere... both instagram and facebook are updating their policies to ban private gun sales. and dont try it- the company says it has systems in place to detect private gun sales... and it will remove content that violates the new policy.. the super bowl is now one week away -- and a national survey finds that

game are also planning on spending more money this year.... that's according to the national retail federation's survey on super bowl spending... it finds viewws and partygoers will spend an average of 82 dollars and 19 cents on food, decorations, team apparel and more.. that's up 4 dollars and 31 cents from last year... and the highest in the survey's history... next sunday's game has the carolina panthers against the denver broncos. coming up on today in iowa... we'll dive into how iowa became first in the nation to caucus, got you covered. the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't wait. the single mom who desperately needs a raise... can't wait.

we can make real progress, right now. i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing for hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm they've all come to look for america

all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. i really wanted to start with a thanknkou. and i want you to know how much it has meant to me, as i've traveled across the state... ...to hear about people's hopes and struggles. and i know that cause of that,

and if you go to the caucus on monday night and stand up for me there... i ll work my heart out... totoive you and our coununy the future that we deserve together. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. first votes set to be cast here deciding who will take their place in the general election later this year. it's safe to say that our state has been flooded with peeches, town halls and t-v ads... and it is all for tomorrow -- but why is iowa first in the caucus process? c- n-n's karin caifa explains. from pork choho and burger flips -- are you flipping these with this ranch pop-ins. the presidential candidates have checked off all the iowa political rites of passage. and now voters here iowa positioned itself first in 1972 -- and has held on

law. drake university professor dennis goldford says that amplifies iowa's voice. "iowa isn't first because it's important. iowa is important because it's first. whoever is ing first compared to states that come along afterwards" for some candidates tagged as frontrunners for months -- iowa's third-place finish in 2004. and hillary clinton in 2008. "iowa has held on to its first- in-the-nation status, but its track record has been mixed. the iowa caucuses tell us a lot about the candidates, campaigns, and voters -- but not always who will win, in the long haul." iowa democrats did choose barack obama in 2008... and the 2000 iowa election drama -- our message is here in 2008, while eventual republican nominee john mccain came in fourth. and rick president. iowa doesn't even election, caucus day will pretty in des moines, iowa, i'm

here in 2008, while eventual 2012. and with home-state senator tom harkin running in president. iowa doosn't even necessarily pick the party nominee. what iowa does is reveal unexpected strengths and unexpected weaknesses in the campaigns. with a mere six electoral votes in the general election, caucus day will pretty much end iowa's 20-16 stardom. it may also mean the end for some campaigns. but it's just the beginning of the process, of choosing the next president of karin caifa. we at kwwl have our own top

the flow of the race... going g into caucus day -- you can check out political analyst chris larimer's latest blog on kwwl dot com... he shares a few of his expecations for tomorrow night.. you can find itity visiting ourr website -- and then clicking on blogs. coming up on today in iowa.. we'll take an in- depth look at the art of caucusing before another round tomorrow evening... plus -- a recap of the big winners from the sag awards last night... we'll be back with more today in iowa -- after this. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the americacahorizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality.

and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone. i know we can create that america if we listen to our hearts. and that journey begins here in iowa. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message, and i ask you to join with us at the caucuses on monday night. thank you. the american peoplplcan't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't wait. the single mom who desperately needs a raise... can't wait. the student with a mountain of debt can't wait. we can make real progress, right now.w. i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing...

in canada.. plus... the big day is tomorrow- but it can be a bit of a confusing process. so we try to answer all your questions in a special segment called "caucus class" then... a fight between two motorcycle clubs- turns deadly. we have the latest out of colorado. welcome back to today in iowa. thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm lauren moss. the mild temps were nice while they lasted- but we are in for some winter weather. lets check in with storm track 7 meterologist eileen loan who is tracking it all. let's go right to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan will track through the viewing area today. temperatures are at mostly less than 10 mph. we may

linger into the afternoon, but some clearing later today will as much of a problem as the large winter storm that will track our way for tuesday and wednesday bringing blizzard conditions to many parts of iowa. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. at or above freezing and will we may have a few showers linger into the afternoon, but some tomorrow for caucus day. but not as much of a problem as the large winter storm that will conditions to many parts of iowa. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. one person is dead and seven others are injured- after a fight turns physical. leading to a shootout and stabbing between motorcycle clubs

denver police say at least four people were shot -- while others were stabbed at a motorcycle expo in colorado's capital city this weekend... one person died and others were taken to the hospital -- with injuries from being stabbed and from fist fights... the violence broke out between what the f-b-i is calling "major gangs"... "during the disturbance, there were shots fired and at least one stabbing. we do have one deceased party and multiple other victims. at this time, we do not have anyone in custody police say at least one person is being questioned -- but no arrests have been made this morning. authorities in canada say an avalanche that killed five snowmobilers - was human-triggered... despite the statement -- the exact cause of friday's huge snow slide is still under investigation... crews say that as much as 1 hundred 50 snowmobilers were in the area at the time of the avalanche.. many had to dig each other out.. meanwhile -- the five victims

police in central europe say a massive pile- up involving more than 70 cars- killed four people this weekend... the accident took place on a major highway between the nation's capital and the coast in a thick fog... you're seeing some of the massive destruction here.. again 4 people were killed- while 30 others were injured. the countdown to caucus -- we're down to the wire. tomorrow is the first test to decide our next president... and right now -- the candidates are organizing and hoping to catch fire with last- minute across the state... voters are also organizing themselves -- and some have questions about the process... kwwl's jerry gallagher has some of those answers in this "caucus class" "wow!" "well, whoa! wow!" "trump, trump, trump" it's almost time for the hand

speech making to end. 315 days after the first major night in iowa. "we're making a big decision." - and the democratic race is through - and for some - it starts with the rules. "it couldn'et m complated than it it's nuts." democrats meet in their precincts monday night. it's like a neighborhood meeting. it starts at 7 o'clock sharp so if you need to register, you have to do it beforehand. from there, they divide up into preference groups, but if one candidate fails to be considered viable, which typically means - getting 15-percent - they have to convince others to join their group or disband and align with someone else. that's a scenario that could play out - and could help swing the final

after that, delegates are awarded to help determine the winner. using a formula that. well, we'll just say is not a simple head count. "republ findingtheir precinct, they waste little time getting down to business." "from here, the caucus process is a simple one. for the republicans, it's time to take a poll of the voters. a secret ballot to determine the winner. of course, that doesn't mean everything will run smoothly." "pray it isn't snowing like it was that one year. it was incredible." thanks to the 2012 caucuses, they also might be praying for accuracy. "we had a little problem last time around (laughs) but it all worked out in the process, but it's a fun what can we expect monday night? "i'm thinking three tickets and right now, it's looking like the third ticket is the most likely the nominee." kwwl political analyst chris larimer sizes up the two

the field in iowa. "i'd be very surprised if either one goes on to be the nominee." "that third ticket out of iowa could be the golden ticket." which has happened before. "winning the iowa caucus is a plus in the system, but it's not a guarantee of anything." what it can do is build - or kill 140,000. "but if that gets over 150, 160,000, then that's to the the nation, the caucuses have the front seat, but anyone who questions the legitimacy of the iowa caucuses -- consider this: in 1980,,george bush surprised him to become vice president under reagan. and eventually president. without his first place finish in 1980 in iowa, it's possible there would've been no bush dynasty. and also no barack obama in the

the illinois senator won iowa in 2008 - with a record turnout - and kept on rolling. "it's an interesting evening and there will be surprises." but from who, what. or even where? it's almost time to piece together the puzzle iowans create every four years. we've got you covered, jerry gallagher kwwl news. many of you have asked where you need to go tomorrow night to caucus. we have a link on our website with more information -- at kwwl.com we'll also have extended coverage tomorrw to bring you all of the action. we'll have a full hour of seven... and again from ten until 11.. we'll also post updates to our website throughout the night... so tune in for that!

a one-of-a-kind painting -- turns a member of the dark side allegedly tw the rescue -- that story is on the way... plus- there's an app for everything -- even to help pair your favorite bottle of wine...with your go to girlscout cookie. details on the way. you're watching k-w-w-l. we've got you covered. the winter storm that will be affecting us later this week is currently tracking through california. la has low clouds and rain with heavy rain and wind to the midwest. i'll have the details coming up. the time has come to make a choice... about which candidate can actually make a difference for you. in a world as complex as this, we need a president as experienced as hillary. in the situation room... at the negotiating table... and always on your side...

with a real plan to get incomes rising... ...reduce drug prices... ...win equal pay for women... ...and protect social security and medicare for seniors. she'll build on obamacare,e, not start over. break through the gridlock, not add to it. defend planned parenthood, not attack it. stand up to the gun lobby, not protect it. lead on foreign policy, not ignore it. we need a president with the experience and determination to get the job done. i'm running to make a difference6 a real difference for you and youruramilies across our country. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together

i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america

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consistent with the main track, but vary on amounts, and that may be because of the rin and sleet issue. right now, stormtrack7 live weather network cameras show some clouds but a few holes will appear at times, especially this afternoon. temps are pretty mild this morning... we are in the low to mid 30s with upper 30s to thh south. the current with the melting snow, so we will have a large area of fog track in late tonight and through monday before the larger storm system tracks in by tuesday. the irst has a narrow band of moisture with a line of moisture in the form of clouds, rain and snow heading all the way to the west coast and our next system. have a blizzard watch and a winter storm watch for tuesday and tueueday night for the potential for heavy snow and strong winds... the only difference is the high end of the wind gusts. these will more snowfall amounts currently look like this with areas along annorth of highway 30 getting the most snow, especially from tama to elkader and northward where it will be mainly snow. any rain and sleet will cut down on eacherous. we wll be mild today with a few ligt showers

form tonight and will be around all day tomorrow. the main problem caucus goers will have will be the fog. the snow holds off until tuesay morning with the heaviest from tuesy afternoon through tuesday nightht blowing and drrting will be a concern from tuesday afternoon through wednesday. and strong winds... the only difference is the high end of most snow, especially from tama to elkader and northward where it will be mainly snow. any rain treacherous. we wiol be mild today with a few light shower problem cccus goers will have will be the fog. the snow holds off until tuesday morning with be a concern from tuesday afternoon through wednesday. swing in hollywood... this weekend -- the actors paid

20-16 sag awards ceremony... actors leonardo dicaprio and brie larson took the top honors for best actor and actress in film... the s.a.g. awards also honors the top actors on television -- and this year long time tv star carol burnett took home the life time achievement award... we'll find out if thisis leo's year for the oocar on febraury 28th... in a bit of a bizarre story this week... a star wars- themed painting taken from a pizza shop is returned... but it's who brought it back - that has the shop..scratching their heads- tara morgan explains this morning... you only see the behind... "he has on like a full the r2-d2 porrrait did two weeks ago. the artwork caper

the employee behind the counter at the time thought a co-worker as stopping by, but when the helmet didn't come off he feared they were about to get robbed." "i walked up, started going towards the alarm and stuff...nd by that tme he had came in, set it on the thing and was like 'there a note. and it was from darth vadar.' we didn't know, i mean, he didn't take his mask off so we weren't staff did not expect a tongue and cheek social media plea to get the painting back...but believe it had something to do with it. now, keeping a closeeeye ooa favorite inintheir the note too, right next to it, so...it will make for a fun story." that was tara morgan reporting...andlike a movie -- that story gets a happy ending...

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one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. we intend to bi sure that everybody in this room and every child this state is somebody. no matter where they're born, no matter to whom they are born. i want to make sure that every child has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, and i'm not stopping now. i'm hillary clinton,

sunday dinner -- you're in luck! kwwl's ally crutcher has some tips for us this morning... good morning ally... good morning lauren, good morning everyone hey thanks so much for staying with us,

making honey mustatad chicken, broccoli, and potatoes. yum! and you know about this recipe is it is a one- pan dinner. and that's great, i don't like to do dishes! and i have a dishwasher but hate to dirty several dishes, so eryone will gg into one dishh i like those just one-pot dinners, yes like those one-stop shops. vegetable, so you're really set i am going to show you how easy this is. i used some red

bite-sized potatoes so slice those up, season them with oil, salt and pepper, garlic powder, and thrw them in the ven at you preere everything else. these take longer to cook than oven, we are going to make our maple syrup, and they actually the taste profile ends up being the same, i think maple syrup is justteasier to wook with. it's lemon flavored chicken, so i if you don't have maple syrup the exact same thing. so, now take a pound of chicken and i have sliced and trrmmed it in nice cubesesand we are goioig to add this to our bowl. if you hours in advance and let this because we are going to cook it wi this sauce. that sauce right out there, we are going to already cut foome, but you can your chicken is cooked through and your broccoli is nice and "planned overs" so if you make have leftovers. whitney this looksfantastic we will put this online and we'll toss it back to

have been in the oven, your potatoes, for about 20 minutes, take them out and we aae going add our broccoli. i have used a pieces. and you can switch up the vegetable as well if you don''want to use broccoli. then throw this back into the oven at 400 for 20 minutes or so until your chicken is cooked through and your broccoli is nice and "planned overs" so if y yu make extra this heats up really wwl for lunches or dinners -- you'll

thanks ally. if you didn't catch the whole recipe -- no worries. as ally said, you can find it online as well at kwwl dot com. well they say that there's an app for e eerything- you can now download an app that'll help you pair wine with your favorite girl scout cookies... vivino allows users too photograph winn labels or wwne lists and get ratings and reviews... and then comes the best part: it will tell you what girl scout cookie goes well with your wine. kind of app.. we'll take a quick break -- but first a reminder -- when you see you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our on facebook. you can also "like" our page to stay up to date on breaking news and weather information... speaking of that- we will be right back with a final look at

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i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. edition of meet the press. chuck todd is in des moines for this week's episode..senators marco rubio, bernie sanders and ted cruz join the show to talk about the tight race ahead of the big day tomorrowow.. that's up next... after meet the press, you can catch this week's steele report... ron's also of course focusing on politics this week...

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