good morning everyone. i'm tamron hall and this is "newsnation." within the hour hillary clinton will take part in her first event since announcing she's running for president. she'll attend a small private meeting in iowa. then hold her first official campaign event this afternoon. an educational round table at kirkwood community college in montecello. it is the beginning of what will be a series of smaller more intimate campaign events all part of clinton's low key strategy designed to emphasize personal connections with voters in a state where she finished third back in 2008 in the primary. then clinton arrived in iowa last night wrapping up her mysterious two day road trip. the only evidence of the journey came from images from stops including one in chipotle in ho

where she went unrecognized until she was spotted on a security camera. all of this is part of this low key strategy. this morning we are learning her fundraising operation will take the same approach as the associated press puts it clinton's initial appeals for money will be for small dollar donations collected over the internet instead of in swanky fundraising blow outs in new york, l.a. and silicon valley. alex sites walls joins us from montecello montecello. let's talk about this ap report and what we've learned on the fundraising strategy that's laid out here. >> reporter: tamron, what i've heard from donors to clinton is that it's going to be a decentralized approach. instead of having a physical of glitzy events in new york l.a. san francisco, the typical atm srk for democrats, she's going to have lots of events all across the country and with surrogates mostly representing her instead of herself there. they're going to do a ton of these right away to make sure the campaign has money.

this is going to occupy a lot of their time until may when she will do a big rally to kick off officially the more traditional part of the campaign. >> let's talk about the next few tase and what's planned, including what will take place on wednesday. >> reporter: that's right. first today she's going to meet with seven students and educators in what is essentially an auto body shop where they train mechanics. it will last about an hour it was invitation only and the campaign worked with the community college to select those students they will have a chance to ask questions and to you know hear from clinton a bit. tomorrow she will be doing a similar event outside of des moines at a small business that sells fruits and will talk to small business owners. similar event, very small, very tightly scripted and they're going to give her a chance to interact with voters in an informal setting before that big may rollout as i mentioned. >> we get the strategy but it is interesting and we'll talk about marco rubio in a second but senator rubio making the media

rounds, rand paul is it did the same as did ted cruz after their announcement. different name recognition with hillary clinton but what kind of access will the media have to these intimate events that she has planned? >> that's a great question and it's going to be a big challenge for her throughout this campaign. she attracts so much attention, has basically 100% name recognition. she's going to have to fly under the radar a little bit. as we've seen she took off on this road trip without alerting the press until she was already underway. there's doing pool reporting, you have representatives from various media outlets but a small select group going with her this morning and to other events then they have tightly restricted access to these larger events relatively larger events today and tomorrow. we expect that that's going to continue. it's an effort to radically contrast with how she approached the state in 2007. then she flew around the state in a helicopter she had these big rallies and large events.

they're trying to throw that out the window and get her interacting with voters outside the media glare. >> thank you very much alec for those details. while hillary clinton begins her campaign in iowa senator marco rubio is back this washington, d.c. returning to capitol hill less than a day after making his official 2016 announcement in miami. the florida republican is scheduled to attend a meeting of the foreign relations committee which is considering legislation having to do with the nuclear deal with iran. senator rubio is now the fourth major candidate to enter the race and at 43 he's also now the youngest. as he launched his campaign yesterday at miami's historic freedom tower the senator put an emphasis on his groout drawing sharp contrast to hillary clinton and his republican mentor, jeb bush who is expected of course to jump into the race. >> before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by being back to the leaders and ideas of

the past. we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. >> and ms nbc political correspondent casey hunt spoke to thart rubio had morning as he was leaving miami. casey, thanks for your time here. it's interesting all of the references to the past and the old, some people have been quick to point to hillary clinton, but a lot of what we heard from senator rubio would apply to jeb bush as well. >> reporter: good morning, tamarind tamarind. that's the case and that's the elephant so to speak looming over rubio's early campaigning here in miami where this city is basically split on the question of whether they should support rubio who is their up and coming tea party favorite in 2010 or jeb bush who is their former governor. i think that this is ultimately the first day that rubio is going to have to start answering serious questions about his campaign, seeing as he is now an official candidate.

i can asked him this our interview how he would stand up to the vetting process that will come with the presidential spotlight. >> i've always said that eventually that will not be the permanent policy of the united states, it will have to come to an end at some point. i hope it comes to an end because we've reformed our immigration laws we've improved the way we enforce our immigration laws. so that future illegal immigration is under control and, third, we've been able to accommodate those people that have been in this country for a long period of time especially the young people. at some point daca is going to have to end there's no doubt about it. >> reporter: damn ran, sorry, that was my question to him about immigration policy. i asked him whether or not he would repeal that program that allows young immigrants to stay here in the country if their parents brought them here when he was young. he said that he wouldn't repeal it right away. i actually put that came question to jeb bush in iowa a couple months ago when he was campaigning there and bush refused to even go that far, all he would say that the overall

law in the country needs to be changed. he wouldn't commit to allowing that obama executive order to stay in place and allow those kids to stay in the country eel alley. >> casey hunt thank you very much. great interview. we will be playing more of it throughout the day. joining me ms nbc political analyst and former rnc chairman michael steel and from the daily beast columnist michael tomaski. michael, let me start with you, your headline is hillary must go about i go to win. the day after the announcement we saw ted cruz, rand paul, marco rubio had morning with casey hunt as well as on the today show do these big morning show interviews. hillary clinton we got a glimpse of her at chipotle and maybe we might get a photograph out of one of these intimate meetings today. how do you judge this strategy? >> my idea of going big was policy particularly economic policy talking about wage

stagnation inequality and all that stuff. >> you have to be on a show interviewed to talk about the policy. >> exactly. i can prettiel well guarantee you she's not going to go very well big in those regards. this is shaping up as being what she did in 1999 and 2000 when she ran for the senate. that was race i covered closely, i went to a lot of those events and the media were kept at arm's length. every once in awhile she did a q & a, took four or five questions, but she didn't need it. she thought it's more important to go talk to people than to talk to the press and that was her calculation then and it looks like her calculation now. >> you wrote in your article when the coverage is so intensely personality focused as it will be with clorn it sets up a reality in which the media are waiting for her to crack, to break, perched for the moment of downfall. listen, i think that could apply to any earn approximate, you heard casey hunt talk to senator rubio about whether or not he's

ready to be vetted and some of the things that would perhaps come up there. with hillary clinton the small person strategy may be a contrast and may turn out to be effective. to your point about policy and some of the tee contribution things that people want to hear from her, the press is the conduit, the media is a part of getting that message out through interviews and i'm not just saying the today show but beyond a small intimate room where someone might tweet out what you said. >> i think she just -- probably feels that she doesn't need to introduce herself to people in the way that marco rubio and rand paul have to introduce themselves to people. once she does have a policy ideas i think she will start doing more of those interviews. >> chairman steel let me bring you in on this. speaking of vetting some of the things that people will be called out for this issue with immigration and what to do moving forward. senator rubio willing to as casey hunt pointed out go forward in explaining where he stands with a program to help kids who were brought to this done true through no fault of

their own going farther than jeb bush would when she interviewed him. it seems that he is prepared for some of these questions that others have stumbled out of the gate with. >> he is but you also have to keep in behind on the subject of immigration that he was once the leader on that and then backed away from it. now he's got to redefine in some respects reassert himself in that conversation. he's got to answer to his conservative base, you know how much are you going to fight for what we value and what we want to see done and juxtapose that against the broader national conversation that includes obviously a lot of hispanics who have a very different view than a lot of republicans about how to deal with those immigrants who are already here. so he's trying to find that sweet spot if you will so that he can reestablish the conversation and then you watch the others engage him on that that's going to be very interesting and i think very telling, particularly with someone like jeb bush. >> speaking of jeb bush let me play what senator rubio said on

the today show this morning when asked about their relationship. >> obviously governor bush is going to be a strond candidate with his own set of ideas, i think people will lynn to those ideas an be impressed but i feel at this moment i'm best positioned to lead this country into the 21st century. rel remain friends in this process. >> if you are a fly on the wall and jeb bush was watching the today show this morning and some of these other interviews with senator rubio what are thinking. >> he's watches his mentee grow up. i think that, you yeah marco says we will remain friends but they will be gritting teeth. they're going to have to distinguish themselves one from the other. one of them has to emerge as the standard bearer with florida in their pocket and i just -- that's going to be an interesting battle i think. that's the sub text of which is going to be written every day by those campaigns one against the other.

you throw into that tapran the mix of a ted cruz and rand paul and mike huckabee and others this is going to create and add to the tension between the two of them i think. >> absolutely. and, michael let me bring you back in on what we've learned about this fundraising strategy with hillary clinton. according to the associated press advisors have set a modest goal of raising $100 million for the primary campaign and will not initially accept dough nations for the general election. using that small donor energy when she does talk about the support she can use that line that we heard often from the current president about these small dollars that are coming in from people who don't have a lot, but still believe that that candidate. >> yeah. seems a smart strategy to me and it might help erase this idea of the clintons as these big money people her giving these big money spreechs and everything that's tied to the foundation

and thoul those stories. you know it's just a lot better than having a lot of news stories about her spending time in new york and hollywood and chicago and san francisco with a bunch of rich people. >> michael, what do you think of the strategy? eventually she will end u7 like the other candidates with those rich people. >> i think it's actually very smart and i think that she and you will probably see a lot of other candidates as well have learned from what barack obama did. you can go and take the $38,000 from, you know a top donor, but when you've got 100,000 people giving you 100 bucks or 50 bucks, that has a powerful message behind it and i think that this idea for hillary clinton right now especially tamran is to show that she is of by and from the people supported by them in a big way and this i think is a smart strategy to help her launch out of that gate. she's going to take the big money because it's going to be there. >> they all will. >> exactly. those small dollars will help a

lot. >> greatly appreciate it gentleman. the tulsa volunteer reserve deputy who shot and killed a man by accident has turned himself in just moments ago, he is facing charges and you no the victim's family is questioning the deputy's close connections to the sheriff and whether he was a, quote, pay to play policeman. today top senate democrats and republicans are nearing a deal that would allow congress to review any nuclear agreement with iran. and a committee vote could come in just a few hours. its a part of our first read for you today. plus this. >> there was something stuck in the wheel well of a car is what the pounding sounded like. that was his pounding to get the plane to stop. >> an airport worker in seattle wakes up in the plane's cargo hold. pleading for help. how did he get there in the first place? it's one of the stories we are following around the "newsnation." and you can join our conversation online you can find the team @"newsnation" on twitter and you can find me on

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. developing now, tulsa county reserve deputy robert bates has just turned himself into police bates is accused of shooting and killing eric harris dund during an undercover string on april 2nd. there are new questions this morning surrounding the shooting as bates now faces a second degree manslaughter charge in harris' death, the charge came yesterday just hours after harris' family blasted the investigation, questioning whether bates has receiving special treatment from sheriff stanley glanz and asking why a wealthy 7 three-year-old insurance executive serving as a volunteer was even involved in an undercover sting operation. our affiliate in tulsa confirmed

bates donated more man $2,000 to the sheriff's dee election campaign and gave the department vehicles and equipment. >> if he had as much training as he supposedly had, he would definitely know a .357 from a taser. >> with me now is donald smolen the attorney for the harris family. donald, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> let me first just quickly play here what the sheriff -- i will read what the sheriff says regarding giving bates special treatment. he said their friendship did not lead to any special treatment. as you well know initially last week the sheriff's office defended bates saying that he committed no crime and noting that the officers chasing harris can good reason to fear that he was armed. what is your reaction now to

these details that have come out about how much money this man had given to the department? >> well i think it's disturbing. i think it's -- it's telling that this is how individuals that are 73 years old go about getting on special task force here in tulsa. >> i know the family has described this as pay for play. what do they mean by that? >> well it's entirely inappropriate for a 7 three-year-old reserve deputy to be involved in this kind of undercover string operation. the only explanation for why he was allowed to be involved is the significant amount of contributions that he makes to the stanley glance campaign and sheriff's department. >> we just got video this -- i'm

sorry, sir, we just got this video in of about mr. bates turns himself into authorities. as we look at this video that's come in here in addition to the family's concerns about mr. bates and whether he should have even been a part of this sting, there are questions about what was overheard on the tape, including when mr. harris indicated that he was struggling to breathe, the family has said he was treated inn humanly and maliciously. >> right. i mean you can clearly hear mr. harris informing the deputies that he can't breathe, that he's having trouble breathing. this was after he has been shot. this is after he had several deputies on his chest and his face and then you hear the expletives from the sheriffs which is almost even more concerning regarding their refusal to provide him medical treatment that he so clearly needed. >> again, bates is charged with second degree manslaughter.

what would you and the family like to see happen next given the other concerns regarding how the others near the scene handled mr. harris? >> well i think the family would like to see the tulsa county sheriff's department stepping up to the plate, participating in what they've described to be a transparent investigation, providing the training documentation that we've requested over and over again, that would support any kind of notion that mr. bates was qualified to participate in this type of operation. >> and last before i let you go i do want to read another quote from the sheriff in an interview he gave with the local tulsa paper about mr. fwats he said quote, he made an error. how many errors are made in an operating room every week? your response to that. >> my response would be that it's entirely inappropriate to try and compare this scenario to

a garden variety type of medical malpractice case. this is far more egregious than a mistake made in an operating room. this is something that never should have happened it should never happen again and this type of activity needs to be stopped. >> thank you so much for your time. we greatly appreciate it today. >> thank you. developing now it's been six days of deliberations in the aaron hernandez murder trial. 36 hours still no verdict. some legal analysts are asking if this could be a ms. trial. we will have the latest in a live report next. details about indiana's $2 had million plan to restore its reputation in the wake of religious freedom controversy. it is one of the stories we thought you should know this morning. how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com

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are now in their sixth day of deliberations. they've deliberated for almost 30 hours since getting the case last week and have sent several notes not judge, but then have been about the murder charge he's facing. he has pleaded not guilty to the 2013 killing of his friend odin lloyd and joining me criminal attorney former prosecutor michael greek co who has represented a number of celebrities. >> thanks for having me. >> the defense said the prosecution had not proven the case, we know no murder weapon was found, there was no eyewitness. you do have that surveillance video that prosecutors tried to link to the crime itself but no smoking gun here. what do you feel is happening now that we're in this sixth day? >> the jurors are putting together a puzzle and it's a very difficult pudsel to put together now the defense has pretty much admitted that aaron hernandez was on the scene at the time of the shooting but that he was simply a witness. the prosecution has no motive they presented no motive to the

jury and the jury is going lynn, this guy just signed a $40 million all right can contract why would this guy go and kill somebody and ruin his entire life? it's a purely circumstantial case, i can imagine it's pretty difficult. we're getting into deep hours on deliberations. >> people often thee rise who has the advantage when a jury deliberates this long we looked at some of the high profile deliberations, george zimmerman 16 hours, jodi arias 15 hours, robert blake was 35 hours and he was a kwatsed all of those cases were acquitted except for jodi arias. do you read anything in the tea leaves of the time? >> no. lynn, this is a lot of information to process. you're talking about, again, a purely circumstantial case and weeks and weeks of evidence. i applaud the jury for taking its time they haven't sent any questions back about the actual murder charges which i don't think we can read into that as well. i think they're methodically

going through this. there could be there's one rogue juror that has dug their heels in the sand and if that's the case they can tell the judge that they're deadlocked. >> we'll continue to follow the developments out of boston and of course when we get word if there is a verdict we will bring it to our audience. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. we've just learned that rita wilson the wife of tom hanks has breast cancer the latest on what she is say publicly. president obama will soon become just the fourth american president to visit all 50 states. what's on the list? the state that he has wret to travel to we're going to tell you coming up in the things we just thought you should know.

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capitol hill today. in a few hours the senate foreign relations committee will take it up then is expected to vote on chairman bob corker's bill which would require congressional approval for any final deal with iran. on morning joe this morning senator corker said a bipartisan agreement has been reached on revisions to the bill. but did not give details. ahead of the committee's vote secretary of state john kerry is back on capitol hill right now for a second straight day. he is giving members of congress classified briefings on the preliminary deal reached with iran. a new complication today, russian president vladimir putin approved supplying iran with a missile defense system. joining knee nbc's senior political editor mark murray. there could be indications they have enough votes to override the president's threatened veto. >> it looks like the bipartisan legislation ended up getting even more support. my colleague frank thorp is

reporting on capitol hill there should seem to be a deal that now has been reached with republicans like senator foreign relations chairman bob corker along with democratic colleagues. some of the language has been changed regarding iran and terrorism, as well as on the review process. and the thinking is that that's actually going to create a majority that will be veto proof. this all tamron plays at some of the tensions that are going on. congress wants to be able to have a say so in this iran deal while the administration is saying please don't do anything that's going to jeopardize this deal from being finalized in june. that's the tensions that are playing. it will be interesting to see if the white house is okay with some of these changes that were made with democratic help. >> let's talk about john kerry being on capitol hill. day two of this. is he making any progress? >> i think the bigger development is this deal that

was stuck by benn corker. the white house has been having a huge blitz, but the question is is this a blitz completely against any type of deal or are they trying to make this legislation more palatable to them. the administration really doesn't want to weaken its hand as it still has three months to go to have a final deal with iran. >> let's talk about this move by russian president vladimir putin regarding supplying this this missile defense system to iran is this and this is one of the complications. a lot of people -- and there were no folks in the obama administration who were spiking the football after getting that preliminary framework with iran and the other western countries along with china and russia but the longer this plays out and if the final situation isn't going to be done until union, that just gives opponents more time to use current events and other things to try to sink the bill. so that's what the administration's real challenge is. getting that framework was one thing, getting it to the finish

line and given all the other moving parts that are going on here at home and as well across the world is another. >> all right. mark murray with the first read for us this -- i almost said monday. this tuesday morning. thank you. one year since boko haram kidnapped more than 200 school girls in nigeria. up next an emotional interview with one of the founders of the movement to vows to keep pressuring the nigerian government to find those girls. a man whose beating was caught on tape in southern california is speaking out to nbc news. >> i don't want a nickel from it. i just want peace. i want to be left alone. >> would he have done anything differently? it is one of the stories we are following around the "newsnation." what he says he does want to happen. and there is a lot going on this morning and here are some of the things we just thought you should know.

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we are back with a look at the top stories. the news station is following this morning we just got this picture of former secretary of state hillary clinton at a coffee house in la clair, iowa at about a half hour ago. in a few hours she is scheduled to hold her first public campaign event since announcing she will be running for president. sul tulsa oklahoma roberts bates just turned himself in the past hour. the 73 year old civilian volunteer was charged late yesterday with second degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting on april 2nd of a suspect. it was all caught on tape. officials say bates intended to

use his stun gun, but ended up firing his handgun. four former black water security guards were handed long prison sentence for 2007 shooting in baghdad that killed 14 unarmed iraqi civilians and injured 17 others including women and children, one of the former guards was sentenced to life in prison the others received 30 years sentences. marches are planned to mark one year since boko haram militants killed napped 276 girls in nigeria. new zealand was the first, others are taking place this london, paris, bufls, sydney and cities across the united states including noosh and stob. boko haram militants swept this as those girls spent in their form towers. 57 girls managed to escape but 219 others are right now still missing. a leader of the bring our girls back home movement spoke to nbc news about the continuing agony

for the girls and their families. >> when the news came we didn't believe that anything like that could happen. girls were not just abducted 276 girls were taken from their schools. these are girls that defied all odds to go to school. for me as a mother it's difficult to be able to live life and imagine what another mother is going through that. i speak to some of these fathers fathers -- >> when the abduction took place some of the fathers took their bows their arrows they took stones they took sticks they took what they consider as weapons, they took them went to the -- he they wanted to recover

their girls, you know they wanted that heroism. they wanted to tell themselves that they fought for their daughters. >> bring hour girls back. >> i believe that the government has forgotten about these girls and what they want us to do is simply move on and that is never going to happen. so we as young mothers and young women and men joined in that campaign at the beginning and we are grateful that the whole world came up to identify with us to say that bring back our girls. unfortunately that momentum that we saw the first few weeks of the bring back our girls campaign that momentum has died. we have not forgotten about the girls. we want them back and we want the whole world to rise up again and keep demanding that these

girls should be brought back. >> in a statement today nigeria's new president elect said he cannot promise to find the girls. meantime amnesty international estimates boko haram has abducted at least 2000 women and girls since the start of last year. up next an alaska airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing in seattle after an airport worker was found inside the cargo hold what he's saying now, it's one of the stories we are following for you around the "newsnation" this morning. and this -- >> jackpot, baby. jackpot. right here. >> that is a clip of the show "naked and afraid" former contestant forrest who spent 21 days without food water or -- i don't have to tell you -- clothes, the show is called naked and afraid. he's going to join me live to talk about this season 2 premier. be sure to like "newsnation"

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welcome back. police have arrested the suspect that the fatal shooting at north carolina community college and it tops our look at stories around the "newsnation" today. in a news conference police say they are now investigating the shooting as a hate crime. 20-year-old kenneth stancil is suspected of opening fire at wayne community college in gold borrow and killing his former boss the director of the campus print shot. stancil a former student at the college was taken into custody this morning in daytona beach. the man whose beating was caught on tape in southern california is speaking out. ten department yeets remain on paid administrative leave. while he was fleeing from officials to tried to serve him a warrant. he spoke exclusively to nbc news. >> i was talking to myself in my head, wishing that you know i

would hurry up and get knocked out so i wouldn't have to feel the anymay more. >> he says he plans to sue over sue over the incident. the man in the car with walter scott when he was pulled over for the routine traffic stop is also speaking out for the first time in a statement through his attorney. he calls walter scott a dear friend and says, quote, i'll never know why he ran. officer slager has been charged with murder. actress rita wilson has revealed she has breast cancer. wilson shared on her facebook page and an interview with a magazine. she revealed she underwent a bilateral surgery last week. alabama singer best known for the hit "when a man loves a woman" passed away in his baton

rouge, louisiana lose home. he was 73. an alaskan airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing after the airport worker if fell a sleep in the airport. passengers knew something was wrong when they heard knocking minutes into the flight. >> i thought it was the landing gear. i got spooked out. >> it sounded almost like there was something stuck in the wheel well of the car or something, what the pounding sounded like. that was him pounding to get the plane to stop. >> after landing, the worker was taken to the hospital. he was not hurt thankfully. the show "naked and afraid" returns this sunday night. stakes are higher than before. each week strangers are thrown into dangerous remote locations with absolutely nothing to defend themselves, not even the clothes on their back. the challenge, surviving by

finding your own food water, shelter. conditions are even more treacherous. the first episode takes place in florida ever glades with snakes gators mosquitos. >> last night was traumatic for me. i've got huge welts on my body. for some reason they're biting me more than my partner. no matter what i do they don't want to leave me alone. >> so joining me now to give us a glimpse of what the people will go through this season forest on the show last season survived 21 days in the jungle. good to see you. >> hey. how are you? >> a guy name forest has got to be able to survive in the wild. >> that's just my stage name. i'm kidding. my mom was a hippy. what can i say? >> when you first heard of the show you decided this was something you wanted to participate in. how did you sell this to family and friends?

>> what happened is we were sitting around and my mrs. saw part of the episode on tv and said wow, you could do this way better. i said give it a shot. before i knew it i was in front of discovery in panama going for it. >> it's one thing to be on a show to test your survival skills. it's another ball game to be naked while doing that. >> certainly. >> how do you prepare? >> walk around the streets of new york naked and see how people respond. no. you don't think of the naked thing. it's more survival itself and element of not having your first line of defense clothing. the thought of it goes away pretty quick. >> you were known as the hunter gatherer. out side of in being good tv to watch and wonder about, is there something we can all learn from what you experienced and what the new batch of people will experience? >> certainly. more than anything when it comes to survival being resourceful.

taking in what you have around you, learning how to identify wild animals, to build a shelter. things kids do on a regular basis, sticking things in their mouths to see what they eat is basically like it is as an adult. >> how did you learn these things? >> i grew up in africa. my family owned services. even as a child i learned about this. >> what would you offer to those in the new season? >> the most difficult thing for us other than the personal relationship with me and my partner, it rained 19 of 21 days. it was wet and cold. my advice to anybody going on the show in the future really be sure you know how to make a good fire and shelter. those make a huge difference. >> i went in the wild with bear two days.

he taught me to use hand sanitizer to start a fire. would you do this again? >> i loved it. i actually did quite well and in enjoyed myself other. >> that's not the face of a man that enjoyed it. >> i didn't enjoy every second of it. >> it's going to be interesting to see this new season. if you had to pick between where you were located and where these guys are going this the florida ever glades which would you say no way to? >> i'd probably stick with panama. >> congratulations on the show. it's fun watching. we'll see what happens this season. that does it for this edition of "news nation." find gut check online. catch this every week with clothes on. up next, andrea mitchell reports. see, you just pull like this to go left.

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. right now on andrea mitchell report welcome to iowa. hillary clinton's road trip to the hawk eye state as she makes her case to voters. >> it's never going to hurt having a different viewpoint on an issue. >> everyone though she's ran before and didn't get president she should keep trying. you never know what will happen. >> hillary stands for progress and making change in a thank you direction. a generational moment. that's how marco rubio is casting candidacy as the freshman senator tries to separate himself from the pack including hillary clinton and his mentor jeb bush. >> just yesterday a leader from yesterday. [ applause ] >> began a campaign for

president by promising to take us back to yesterday. [ applause ] >> yesterday is over. [ applause ] >> and they've got a deal. congressional democrats and republicans agree on reviewing the iran agreement. will the white house accept it? >> and the president cannot let while i congress is reviewing this cannot let the congressional mandated sanctions which is what they've been trueing to do and push for over the last couple of weeks. good day everyone. from iowa the first stop on hillary clinton's campaign tour. so far she's gone 1,000 miles plus crossing into