bitterly cold temperatures will remain in place all day and overnight into monday. a wind chill warning will be in effect from 9pm until noon on sunday for those along and north of highway 20...wind chills will be between -30 and - 40.a wind chill advisory is in place for the rest of iowa with wind chills nearing -20 to -30. skies will remain clear today as arctic high pressure pushes through. temperatures will only be a couple of degrees above zero in des moines, with most of the northern half of the state remaining below zero all day. temperatures will slowly increase throughout the next week and we'll be back into the low 30s by the weekend. for the most part it will be a gloomy week, and there is another chance for snow on tuesday. snow totals look to be around 2.0" right now, but will have to be updated

while the cold is the big story today... the snow is causing a few slick spots across the state. here's a look at the latest road conditions.. you can see drivers should have no problems around the metro or in northern iowa. but to the south, expect partially covered roads and as you get to the iowa-missouri border, you'll find roads completely covered with snow. des moines police need your help

sex offender. officials say 26 year old ross michael clouse failed to return to the fort des moines wrk release facility from his job in guthrie county friday. clouse was convicted of third degree sexual abuse and indecent contact with a child in 2009. he is under lifetime sex offender special supervision status. if you have any information about clouse's whereabouts you're asked to contact police or the polk county sheriff's office. a missing 15 year old girl from pella is home safe this morning. mallory lanser was first reported missing last saturday. yesterday, police said that she had been found after they received several tips from the public. authorities considered the 15 year old an at-risk runaway. with her lead all but gone, hilary clinton is counting on another familiar name and face in iowa. at a rally in des moines last night, voters gathered to hear from the clinton who isn't running for president. channel 13's reid

18:24:24 "with hillary clinton's lead in iowa narowing, bernie sanders hot on her heels, the former secretary of state resorts to her 'secret weapon' here at lincoln high school in des moines. and she didn't even have to be here herself for it to have an effect." - reid chandler - channel 13 news packed in a high school auditorium, these iowa democrats had their eyes and ears on clinton - but not the one running for president. 17:46:43 "she can't be president if you don't nominate. and if you do nominate her, i don't think they can stop her from becoming president." - bill clinton the clock counting down to caucus night...hillary clinton letting her husband and daughter do some legwork f her. 17:24:17 "i'm going to sit down, because i'm pregnant." 17:26:09 "this to me is the most important election of my lifetime...because it is the first presidential election that i'm voting in as a mom." - chelsea clinton bill clinton using that signature charm to turn out a crowd... his sales pitch for his wife: she can reach across the aile. 17:44:43 "everything she did, she tried to work with other people." - bill clinton 18:11:57 "i think he did a good job as president, and so, even if he wasn't her husband, but was a supporter, she

of her as she's going for the presidency." - mary madison - precinct captain & clinton supporter voters turning out to hear the former president say they're rel reason is to support his wife. 18:11:22 "hillary's going to win, but you never say, 'oh, it's in the bag.'" 18:10:57 "i'm going to do what i'm presently doing, telling my friends, caucusing, making calls and getting the word out that she's the candidate to vote for." - mary madison - precinct captain & clinton supporter even with bernie sanders closing in on clinton's lead in iowa...these voters say they're ready to work on caucus night. 18:04:54 "we talked about this earlier also - i don't know enough about o'malley to steal his voters, but i mean, that's got to be the strategy once we get into the caucus, to get his voters, before bernie gets them." - deb west & pat houlihan - clinton supporter but one thing is certain among these caucus-goers....hillary's "secret weapon" packs a punch. 18:02:16 "i think he's a huge asset. i'm sorry she didn't have him earlier." - deb west & pat houlihan - clinton supporter 17:49:23 "i called her, and she said, 'what do you think?' and i said, 'you know, i think i'm going to vote for you.' and i hope you will too - god bless! " - bill clinton18:26:11 "a short and sweet stump speech from the former president, but one the campaign hopes was effective at rallying the crowd in the final days leading up to the iowa caucuses. in des moines, reid chandler, channel 13 news." -

the former secretary of state will be back on the campaign tril in iowa tomorrow. but first, she and her two democratic rivals will go to head to head in the last debate before voting starts. and with the iowa caucuses two weeks away, things are heating up between clinton and bernie sanders. you can catch the two- along with martin o'malley- at the debate in charleston, south carolina tonight at eight right here on channel 13. a pair of republican presidential hopefuls are on the campaign trail in iowa today. chris christie is holding town halls in milfo, le mars, and sioux city. and rand paul is holding a "stand with rand" event in johnston and des moines later this afternoon. today, a local group is hoping to get more latinos to attend the first in the nation caucus. the league of united latin american citizens of iowa also known as lulac is hosting a training session for

their goal is to recruit and train 10 thousand latinos to turn out on caucus night. the training event starts at 2-30 this afternoon at grandview university the meeting will also allow college students to discuss issues that are important to them with representatives from the presidential campaigns. with her husband busy on the presidential campaign trail, janet huckabee did a little campaigning of her own in iowa. the former first lady of arkansas attended saturday's "march for life" rally at the state capitol. huckabee says she and her husband are 100 - percent pro life. the annual event is aimed at educating others on the negative effects of abortion and to encourage other options, like adoption. organizers say having the support of the huckabees -- helps their cause. 002405 - she came to the march, she attended and walked the march with us and that is a huge affirmation to us that we are moving in the right direction, that the midwest

somewhere and we are starting and we are gaining national attention more than 1 - thousand people took part in the march for life. this weekend, a veterans advocacy group launched the "defend freedom" tour. the concerned veterans for america group is rallying for vets and military families to receive better treatment... following scandal at v-a hospitals across the country. the event at the iowa events center featured a variety of speakers . organizers say it's important for the civilian community to understand the struggles and sacrifices veterans go through to fight for our freedom "veterans put themselves on the line throughout generations to preserve a free country something they are very proud of and believe in very strongly, we think that service shouldn't stop when they come back from being deployed overseas or either serving here at home...once they take that uniform off we believe that their service needs to

organization gives them that great opportunity to really continue to fight what they fought for when they were in uniform." the des moines event marked the 100th stop of the defend freedom tour... now i its fourth year. the man who fought for equal rights is being celebrated this weekend. the second annual "doctor martin luther king junior" event took place at the new life center in des moines. the pastor and minister's alliance hosted the event... following a year of racial tensions. this year's theme was hope. organizers say while the african - american community has come a long way.... the issue of police brutality needs to be continuously addressed "we're still having young people young males in particular..we also have young females that are being killed by the powers that be we are saying our lives are important because we value...if we don't value us....who is going to speak up." a martin luther king junior worship service will be held at

family church in des moines this afternoon at four. in honor of doctor king, "run d-s-m" is hosting a march starting at 10 tomorrow morning. the event will kick off on the iowa state capitol steps and end at the john and mary pappajohn sculpture park. organizers say the march through the east village and downtown will let participants peacefully disrupt and let their voices be heard. tomorrow morning governor branstad will honor the life and legacy of martin luther king junior. the event starts at 10-45 with the governor issuing a proclamation designating monday as martin luther king jnior day. the public is invited to the proclamation at the botanical garden. coming up on today in iowa sunday... building a new home? find out where you can catch the hottest trends in home building,

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good morning everyone. it's another great day to get out and enjoy des moines and the metro. hit the slopes of seven oaks recreation in boone today for a day filled with winter fun! ski, snowboard and tube from 11 to 8 p.m and warm up in the

prices start at 10 dollars catch the hottest trends in home building and remodeling at iowa's largeset home show! it's taking place from 11 to 4 p.m at the iowa state fairgrounds tickets are 6 dollars and 95 cents for adults and 3 dollars and 50 cents for children ages 11 to 16 kids under 10 get in for free. finally, cheer on the bulldogs as they hit the court against southern illinois! bring the entire family for sunday hoops starting at 3 this afternoon. tickets start at 10 dollars remember, there are thousands of ways to enjoy des moines and the metro. to find out how, check out our website at catch des moines dot com. bitterly cold temperatures will remain in place all day and overnight into monday. a wind chill warning will be in effect from 9pm until noon on sunday for those along and north of highway 20...wind chills will be between -30 and - 40.a wind chill advisory is in place for the rest of iowa with wind chills nearing -20 to -30. skies will remain clear today as

through. temperatures will only be a couple of degrees above zero in des moines, with most of the northern half of the state remaining below zero all day. temperatures will slowly increase throughout the next week and we'll be back into the low 30s by the weekend. for the most part it will be a gloomy week, and there is another chance for snow on tuesday. snow totals look to be around 2.0" right now, but will have to be updated throughout the next couple of

food trucks are popping up on every corner.. and a truck in the works, will do more than fill your stomach. coming up, how a non-profit organization is getting in on the

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"we are so excited because this is something we've wanted to do for a long time." you'll soon be able to grab lunch on the go- at a new mobile location. food trucks have become a popular place to get a meal in des moines. now, one non-profit has plans

channel 13's megan reuther has the story. as people look forward to the sizzle of the grill... a metro non-profit plans to offer a new place to grab food on the go. @13:58 "we are going to be launching a program, hopefully this spring/summer. it's going to be called food truck with a purpose." easter seals iowa helps people with disabilities live, learn, work and play in the community. the organization is looking for a truck and developing a menu. the goal is to provide job training to those they serve. @14:16 "they would have opportunity to learn how to develop a menu, to market, to sell and to produce the product we will be serving." they plan to use some of the fresh produce from the easter seals garden. about thirty clients will have the chance

@14:24 "our goal is to come up with healthy menu choices we could sell from a food truck to our community and the proceeds from this will go back to support our mission for the work we do in our community." standup@23:26 "the food truck with a purpose is going to take about $65,000 to start up, but the project is getting a boost thanks to a community challenge." @6:34 "the ignite community innovation challenge was actually launched in 2014 @ 6:41 "it's a unique opportunity to challenge, really the non-profit sector to re-frame or re-imagine how they'll carry out their mission." thirty metro non-profits applied for the community foundation of greater des moines' second ignite community innovation challenge. eleven businesses funded the investment dollars. "really with all these different funders coming together, we can create one opportunity to really allow non-profit organizations to pause and rethink how they would do something if

easter seals won more than 25 thousand dollars to get the project going. @17:35 "we are really hoping by this summer that you'll be able to come in and purchase product and enjoy our tasty affair that we'll be selling." selling fresh food from a truck with a purpose. in des moines, megan reuther, channel 13 news. art force iowa street cred studio program was the runner up. that project won a 20-thousand dollar investment. still ahead on today in iowa sunday... iowa state tries to bring hilton magic to kansas state. coming up next in sports...we'll show you if it was strong enough to break

steve prohm's cyclons lack depth. prohm uses a 7-man rotation, and now the bench will be tested. iowa state suspends hallice cooke for today's game after violating team rules. a pair of 3 teams in the big 12 going at it. iowa state's defense taking a lot of heat the past few weeks. they heard ya, iowa state holding k- state to 9 pots for the first 15 minutes, then deonte burton

coast. monte morris uptop to jameel mckay. 15-0 run for the cyclones. final seconds of the first half, monte morris flat out filthy. beats the buzzer. 32-23 at the break. four cyclones finish in double figures, it's 14 points for abdel nader. this is unguardable. morris. monte goes for 19 points. cyclones up by 10. georges niang jump hook. cyclones up 70-59. a feel good win for the sputtering cyclones. iowa state wins 76-63. northern iowa has lost 3 of 4. but riding a 15-game home conference win streak. jeremy morgan with a nice game, 15 points. here are three of them. morgan was the one bright spot in another panther loss. loyola gets its first conference win of the season 51-41. hawkeye women can't complete the michigan state sweep this week. iowa loses 80-73. cowboy up. it's country night at the iowa wild. 12,445 fans sets a n arena record. wild with great puck movement, shot is denied. 0-0 after the first period. pro

gloves off, brett bulmer throwin' haymakers. san jose breaks the scoreless tie. wild even it up. overtime wild 2 barracuda 1 southeast polk won last years state championship in record fashion, but it's valley ranked number one in class 3-a. top two teams in the state on the mat. valley bringing the one-two punch of bo and rocky lombardi. first up, bo. he makes quick work of his lewis central opponent. it's a pin- win for bo lombardi. rocky ranked 2nd at 220 pounds. rocky works the half, rings up another pin. southeast polk's nathan lendt

southeast polk wins the invitational, the rams haven't lost in the c-i-m-l in 6 years. just incredible. across town, on the hardwood, it's a clash of the catholics. dowling and xavier. maroons in the first half on a high note, marin daniel's thee ball is on point. it's 30-11. second half, dowling fast break anna wanek pulls up, and knocks down the jumper. 26 point lead. becca hittner, not even fair. it's all maroons 63-23. sod off is back to its regular time

here's the truth -- some have proposed to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. in fact, not onlyshould we not cut benefits- we should expand them. my plan for social security increases benefitsand cost of living adjustments and raises minimum payments for low-income seniors. it will ensure that all seniors can retire with dignity and respect.

bitterly cold temperatures will remain in place all day and overnight into monday. a wind chill warning will be in effect from 9pm until noon on sunday for those along and north of highway 20...wind chills will be between -30 and - 40.a wind chill advisory is in place for the rest of iowa with wind chills nearing -20 to -30. skies will remain clear today as

through. temperatures will only be a couple of degrees above zero in des moines, with most of the northern half of the state remaining below zero all day. temperatures will slowly increase throughout the next week and we'll be back into the low 30s by the weekend. for the most part it will be a gloomy week, and there is another chance for snow on tuesday. snow totals look to be around 2.0" right now, but will have to be updated throughout th next couple of days. recapping this morning's top stories... des moines police are searching an escaped registered sex offender. 26 year old ross michael clouse failed to return to his work release facility from his job in gutherie county on friday. if you have any information about clouse's whereabouts you are asked to contact police or the polk county sheriff's

five american prisoners captured in iran are making their way home this weekend. their release came just hours after the u-s government lifted sanctions against the iran as part of the nuclear deal. richard engel reports on a dramatic weekend of developments. the breakthrough was announced here in vienna, and diplomats here are calling this implementation day. the day the iran deal came into efect, the day iran was welcomed back to international markets. it seemed like a sweetener in a nuclear deal worth billions to iran. and for five americans, it was sweet indeed: they were finally freed. "we've received confirmation that five americans that had been unjustly detained in iran have been released from custody." among those released: amir hekmati, a former marine, held over 4 long years, accused of aiding a hostile country. saeed abedini, a christian

"it seems like a dream. it's something we've been hoping for and praying for." jason rezaian, the washington post's tehran-based correspondent, accused of working to undermine the regime, held often in solitary confinement for a year and a half. "it's spectacular news, we're so happy - can't wait to see him." the washington post in a statement said "we couldn't be happier to hear the news." matt trevithick - a student held for 40 days - was also released. in exchange: the us agreed to drop charges against seven iranians imprisoned in the united states. while the prisoner swap is technically unrelated to the nuclear deal, critics had denounced washington for signing any agreement while tehran held americans. and hours after the swap was announced, the nuclear deal, over two years in the making, did move ahead. "iran has carried out all necessary measures under the agreement." at least 2 americans are still believed to be held or missing

who were released today are expected to eventually make their way to germany for medical checkups before heading home. richard engel, nbc news, vienna. the iranian president called the lifting of nuclear sanctions a victory for his country. while addressing parliament in tehran, hassan rouhani hailed this as a "historic day" and said the deal proved that constructive engagement with the world was the right path. the agreement aimed to severely restri tehran's capability of producing nuclear weapons. the move lifts billions of dollars of economic sanctions on iran. the deal with iran has its share of critics.. new jersey governor chris christie is one of them. the presidential candidate is on a three day swing through iowa. in a one on one interview, christie told our political director dave price -- that iran's action serves as a reminder that they can not be trusted... we are obviously very happy for

be home but i also wanna hear what the other side of the deal is. if this president is releasing more terrorists from guantanamo to go back and reenter the war on terror then i'm going to be very concerned about that. we shouldnt have to swap prisoners, these folks were taking illegally in violation of international law, they should be released without condition. the iranians have treated this president with disrespect for years and he continues to take it. i would not take it as president. price: with presidents overtures towards iran does that do nothing long term do foster some potentially better relations? christie: if you think you are dealing decent people on the other side. for years these people were chanting death to america and funding hezbollah and hamas. what indication to do we hav of still waiting to see the mysterious iranian moderates, we havent seen them yet... it seems like they have a pretty good handle on their country and the mulas are running things. so no i dont think this is a smart move at all, the onl things the iranians haveever respected is strength and thats what we

showing them. senator marco rubio says the hostage situation shows how weak the obama administration is... if these reports are true, of course we are happy for them and their families but they should have never been there. and the fact of the matter is this tells us all we need to know about the iranian regime: that they take people hostage in order to gain concessions. and the fact that they can get away with it with this administration is one of the reasons - i think it's created an incentive for more governments to do this around the world rubio made his comments at a rally in council bluffs yesterday. the g-o-p contender returns to the state tomorrow. and the democratic presidential hopefuls are getting ready for tonight's debate in south carolina. all three candidates will appear on stage in charleston. martin o'malley made the cut earlier this week after lagging in the polls. the democratic debate will air tonight at eight right here on channel 13. rescuers are battling rough seas off the coast of hawaii... looking for more traces of the marines missing after a helicopter

as families wait for answers, one massachusetts community is confident that their hometown hero survived and will make it home alive. elysia rodriguez has more there are always signs of support for military members in hingham, massachusetts... there are a number of military families in this town." but much of the support now is focused on the family of christopher orlando... a marine from hingham who remains missing after a helicopter crash thursday night. "our flags are out the blue star flag is inverted, that means we have a service member missing it's critically important that we support the family we support them in our prayers, our gestures." orlando is one of 12 marines missing at sea after the two helicopters they were in collided off the coast of hawaii during a training session. rescuers are battling large

an area where debris was found. they are up against a lot but orlando's family and friends remain hopeful. orlando graduated from hingham high school in 2010. before he joined the marines in 2012 he was a camp counselor at the south shore surf club... the group posted a message on facebook saying orlando is physically and mentally strong and "if anyone is coming out of this alive its chris orlando." or town is centuries old and prides itself in its service of the country this is something that has been repeated in many homes across the country in the course of our existence and we want to do everything we can to show that hingham is 100% behind corporal orlando as well as the other marines. other communities are showing their support for the missing marines. a candlelight vigil was held last night near the hawaii coast where the helicopters collided. a severe storm hit sarasota, florida early sunday morning. emergency management officials in manatee county are reporting at least two deaths

several others were injured when the storm blew through a mobile home park. more than 17 thousand people are now without power. the storm knocked down large trees and officials are warning people to watch out for fallen power lines. still ahead on today in iowa sunday... the coldest days of winter are here. and the season brings icy conditions and slippery roads. what you need to know in a worst

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if you're looking for somewhere to take the kids tomorrow for martin luther king day, you can take them to the science center of iowa. it's open with free admission tomorrow in honor of the holiday. there you can check out the "race: are we so different?" exhibit. the science center will be open from 10 to 5. in honor of m-l-k day, des moines and other schools won't have classes.. plus all federal and state agencies will be closed. bitterly cold temperatures will remain in place all day and overnight into monday. a wind chill warning will be in effect from 9pm until noon on sunday for those along and norh of highway 20...wind chills will be between -30 and - 40.a wind chill advisory is in place for the rest of iowa with wind chills nearing -20 to -30.

through. temperatures will only be a coule o degrees above zero in des moines, with most of the northern half of the state remaining below zero all day. temperatures will slowly increase throughout the next week and we'll be back into the low 30s by the weekend. for the most part it will be a gloomy week, and there is another chance for snow on tuesday. snow totals look to be around 2.0" right now, but will have to be updated throughout the next couple of

today is the coldest day of the season so far with wind chills as low as... so what happens if you get in an

deputies say it's not just about what you d when you get in that situation. it's also about what you have. chris yu reports. it's been a common sight this winter -- vehicles sliding off the road. this one -- landing partially into a pond. "with icy roads, people wont slow down like they should." fortunately, help came fast. but what if help cannot come fast enough? "frostbite, different things like that ... "anytime nybody has to stay in their car for an extended period of time, that's when the issues happen." winona county deputy jeff mueller has responded to numerous accidents these past few weeks. "the best thing they can do -- obviously if someone has a cell phone -- is to call in right away." so how do you make sure that cell phone works? keep it somewhere warm -- cold temperatures can instantly cause your phone to die... even if the battery is charged. and always have a charger handy. but what if there's no cell service? "then the best thing to do is

get the help anyway, especially if your car won't start." if the car does still work -- run the engine intermittently... not constantly. 10 to 15 minutes every hour to keep yourself warm. check your tailpipe -- make sure it's not clogged to prevent a carbon monoxide buildup. and of course -- make sure you're stocked up. "blankets, spare batteries for flash lights, maybe something to drink, maybe something to eat." even a basic shovel can make a difference. when you are stranded in your car -- moving your arms and legs from time to time... can help with circulation. but you'll want to avoid doing too much physical activity since cold weather puts a strain on your heart.

the wait is over... an adorable panda cub made his first public appearance ths weekend. meet "bei bei" and learn how he ties

like most five month olds...this baby was very sleepy. but people around the country still couldn't take their eyes off of him. a baby panda appropriately named "bei bei" made his first public appearance at the national zoo. kristen dahlgren as more on his big day. after months of anticipation.. and waiting in line... nat it's safe to say all the hoopla hasn't gone to bei bei's head... the cared less that he was the day's biggest draw- sleeping right through his debut marty dearie - animal keeper he sleeps about 90 percent of the day of course that didn't stop the crowds from trying to catch a glimpse of his roly poly perfection.. mos kid

very cute" from the time he was born, bei bei was a star... from the first images of a hairless, pink cub the size of a stick of butter- we have been mesmerized- like a proud parent marking every milestone... his first steps... a healthy check-up "lungs sound good and clear" the first ladies of two countries came together to give bei bei his name... and in a way, the 23 pound cub is carrying the weight of the world... the panda program, an important diplomatic tie between china and the u-s- bei bei will stay in washington for four years, then be sent to china where less than 2 thousand giant panda's remain in the wild. sot laurie thompson/ giant panda biologist we're breeding pandas here and hopefully the next generation will go into the wild bei bei's mission may be conservation... but for most it's all about cuteness... and while not everyone got the best view today... how could you not forgive this face ?

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a family affair.. as she preps for tonight's debate... what the clinton who isn't running for president had to say about the tightening race. plus, the game plan for caucus night. march for life... the former first lady who joined hundreds of iowans at the state capitol this weekend. how they say her taking time from the campaign trail helps their cause.. bitterly cold temperatures will

into monday. a wind chill warning will be in effect from 9pm until noon on sunday for those along and north of highway 20...wind chills will be between -30 and - 40.a wind chill advisory is in place for the rest of iowa with wind chills nearing -20 to -30. skies will remain clear today as arctic high pressure pushes through. temperatures will only be a couple of degrees above zero in des moines, with most of the northern half of the state remaining below zero all day. temperatures will slowly increase throughout the next week and we'll be back into the low 30s by the weekend. for the most part it will be a gloomy week, and there is another chance for snow on tuesday. snow totals look to be around 2.0" right now, but will have to be updated

des moines police need your help finding an escaped registered sex offender. officials say 26 year old ross michael clouse failed to return to the fort des moines work release facility from his job in guthrie county friday. clouse was convicted of third degree sexual abuse and indecent contact with a child in 2009. he is under lifetime sex offender special supervision status. if you have any information about clouse's whereabouts you're asked to contact police or the polk county sheriff's office. a missing 15 year old girl from pella is home safe this morning. mallory lanser was first reported missing last saturday.

had been found after they received several tips from the public. authorities considered the 15 year old an at-risk runaway. with her lead all but gone, hilary clinton is counting on another familiar name and face in iowa. at a rally in des moines last night, voters gathered to hear from the clinton who isn't running for president. channel 13's reid chandler explains. 18:24:24 "with hillary clinton's lead in iowa narrowing, bernie sanders hot on her heels, the former secretary of state resorts to her 'secret weapon' here at lincoln high school in des moines. and she didn't even have to be here herself for it to have an effect." - reid chandler - channe 13 news packed in a high school auditorium, these iowa democrats had their eyes and ears on clinton - but not the one running for president. 17:46:43 "she can't be president if you don't nominate. and if you do nominate her, i don't think they can stop her from becoming president." - bill clinton the clock counting down to caucus night...hillary clinton letting her husband and daughter do some legwork for

pregnant." 17:26:09 "this to me is the most important election of my lifetime...because it is the first presidential election that i'm voting in as a mom." - chelsea clinton bill clinton using that signature charm to turn out a crowd... his sales pitch for his wife: she can reach across the aisle. 17:44:43 "everything she did, she tried to work with other people." - bill clinton 18:11:57 "i think he did a good job as president, and so, even if he wasn't her husband, but was a supporter, she would bring him out in support of her as she's going for the presidency." - mary madison - precinct captain & clinton supporter voters turning out to hear the former president say they're real reason is to support his wife. 18:11:22 "hillary's going to win, but you never say, 'oh, it's in the bag.'" 18:10:57 "i'm going to do what i'm presently doing, telling my friends, caucusing, making calls and getting the word out that she's the candidate to vote for." - mary madison - precinct captain & clinton supporter even with bernie sanders closing in on clinton's lead in iowa...these voters say they're ready to work on caucus night. 18:04:54 "we talked about this earlier also - i don't know enough about o'malley to steal his voters, but i mean, that's got to be the strategy once we get into the caucus, to get his voters, before bernie gets them." - deb west & pat houlihan - clinton orter t one thing is certain among

"secret weapon" packs a punch. 18:02:16 "i think he's a huge asset. i'm sorry she didn't have him earlier." - deb west & pat houlihan - clinton supporter 17:49:23 "i called her, and she said, 'what do you think?' and i said, 'you know, i think i'm going to vote for you.' and i hope you will too - god bless! " - bill clinton18:26:11 "a short and sweet stump speech from the former president, but one the campaign hopes was effective at rallying the crowd in the final days leading up to the iowa caucuses. in des moines, reid chandle, channel 13 news." - reid chandler - channel 13 news the former secretary of state will be back on the campaign trail in iowa tomorrow. but first, she and her two democratic rivals will go to head to head in the last debate before voting starts. and with the iowa caucuses two weeks away, things are heating up for between clinton and bernie sanders. you can catch the two- along with martin o'malley- at the debate in charleston, south carolina tonight at eight right here on channel 13. a pair of republican presidential hopefuls are on the campaign trail in iowa today. chris christie is

in milford, le mars, and sioux city. and rand paul is holding a "stand with rand" event in johnston and des moines later this afternoon. today, a local group is hoping to get more latinos to attend the first in the nation caucus. the league of united latin american citizens of iowa also known as lulac is hosting a training session for the february 1st event today. their goal is to recruit and train 10 thousand latinos to turn out on caucus night. the training event starts at 2-30 this afternoon at grandview university the meeting will also allow college students to discuss issues that are important to them with representatives from the presidential campaigns. with her husband busy on the presidential campaign trail, janet huckabee did a little campaigning of her own in iowa. the former first lady of arkansas attended saturday's "march for life" rally at the state capitol. huckabee says she and her

are 100 - percent pro life. the annual event is aimed at educating others on the negative effects of abortion and to encourage other options, like adoption. organizers say having the support of the huckabees -- helps their cause. she came to the march, she attended and walked the march with us and that is a huge affirmation to us that we are moving in the right direction, that the midwest march for life is.... the march for life had to start somewhere and we are starting and we are gaining national attention more than 1 - thousand people took part in the march for life. this weekend, a veterans advocacy group launched the "defend freedom" tour. the concerned veterans for america group is rallying for vets and military families to receive better treatment... following scandal at v-a hospitals across the country. the event at the iowa events center featured a variety of speakers . organizers say it's important for the civilian community to understand the struggles and sacrifices

go through to fight for our freedom "veterans put themselves on the line throughout generations to preserve a free country something they are very proud of and believe in very strongly, we think that service shouldn't stop when they come back from being deployed overseas or either serving here at home...once they take that uniform off we believe that their service needs to continue and our organization gives them that great opportunity to really continue to fight what they fought for when they were in uniform." the des moines event marked the 100th stop of the defend freedom tour... now in its fourth year. the man who fought for equal rights is being celebrated this weekend. the second annual "doctor martin luther king junior" event took place at the new life center in des moines. the pastor and minister's alliance hosted the event... following a year of racial tensions. this year's theme was hope. organizers say while the african - american community has come a long way.... the issue of police brutality

"we're still having young people young males in particular..we also have young females that are being killed by the powers that be we are saying our lives are important because we value...if we don't value us....who is going to speak up." a martin luther king junior worship service will be held at cornerstone family church in des moines this afternoon at four. in honor of doctor king, "run d-s-m" is hosting a march starting at 10 tomorrow morning. the event will kick off on the iowa the john and mary pappajohn sculpture park. organizers say the march through will let participants peacefully disrupt and let their voices be heard. tomorrow morning governor branstad will honor the life and legacy of martin luther king junior. the event starts at 10-45 with the governor issuing a proclamation designating monday as martin

king junior day. the public is invited to the proclamation at the botanical garden. some metro kids got to satisfy their sweet tooth while learning valuable life skills in the process.... "it's a club for boys and girls it's kind of like camp fire but more old fashioned though..you can come and do crafts and learn to build fires and it's really fun." camp fire heart of iowa hosted this year's candy sale kick off sale at merle hay mall. it is a local non profit that serves youth in grades k through 12th... some categories of the sculpture contest included best use of camp fire

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if you're looking for somewhere to take the kids tomorrow for martin luther king day, you can take them to the science center

it's open with free admission tomorrow in honor of the holiday. there you can check out the "race: are we so different?" exhibit. the science center will be open from 10 to 5. in honor of m-l-k day, des moines and other schools won't have classes.. plus all federal and state agencies will be closed. bitterly cold temperatures will remain in place all day and overnight into monday. a wind chill warning will be in effect from 9pm until noon on sunday for those along and north of highway 20...wind chills will be between -30 and - 40.a wind chill advisory is in place for the rest of iowa with wind chills nearing -20 to -30. skies will remain clear today as arctic high pressure pushes through. temperatures will only be a couple of degrees above zero in des moines, wth most of the northern half of the state remaining

will slowly increase throughout the next week and we'll be back into the low 30s by the weekend. for the most part it will be a gloomy week, and there is another chance for snow on tuesday. snow totals look to be around 2.0" right now, but will have to be updated throughout the next couple of days. iowa state ends their losing

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steve prohm's cyclones lack depth. prohm uses a 7-man rotation, and now the bnch will be tested. iowa state suspends hallice cooke for

team rules. a pair of 1-3 teams in the big 12 going at it. iowa state's defense taking a lot of heat the past few weeks. they heard ya, iowa state holding k- state to 9 points for the first 15 minutes, then deonte burton goes coast to coast. monte morris uptop to jameel mckay. 15-0 run for the cyclones. final seconds of the first half, monte morris flat out filthy. beats the buzzer. 32-23 at the break. four cyclones finish in double figures, it's 14 points for abdel nader. this is unguardable. morris. monte goes for 19 points. cyclones up by 10. georges niang jump hook. cyclones up 70-59. a feel good win for the sputtering cyclones. iowa state wins 76-63. northern iowa has lost 3 of 4. but

jeremy morgan with a nice game, 15 points. here are three of them. morgan was the one bright spot in another panther loss. loyola gets its first conference win of the season 51-41. hawkeye women can't complete the michigan state sweep this week. iowa loses 80-73. cowboy up. it's country night at the iowa wild. 12,445 fans sets a new arena record. wild with great puck movement,

0-0 after the first period. pro wrestlng night was friday night, gloves off, brett bulmer throwin' haymakers. san jose breaks the scoreless tie. wild even it up. overtime wild 2 barracuda 1 southeast polk won last years state championship in record fashion, but it's valley ranked number one in class 3-a. top two teams in the state on the mat. valley bringing the one-two punch of bo and rocky lombardi. first up, bo. he makes quick work of his lewis central opponent. it's a pin- win for bo lombardi. rocky ranked 2nd at 220 pounds. rocky works the half, rings up another pin. southeast polk's nathan lendt with a first period pin. southeast polk wins the invitational, the rams haven't lost in the c-i-m-l in 6 years. just incredible. across town, on the hardwood, it's a clash of the catholics. dowling

maroons in the first half on a high note, marin daniel's three ball is on point. it's 30-11. second half, dowling fast break anna wanek pulls up, and knocks down the jumper. 26 point lead. becca hittner, not even fair. it's all maroons 63-23. sound off is back to its regular time tonight. we'll see you then. she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care.

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the iowa state patrol is investigating a fatal crash in union county. officials say just after 9 last

the center line of highway 34 a few miles east of creston when she collided head on with a car driven by 49 year old deanne lee hoffman. medics took both drivers to local hospitals. hoffman later died. coming up next on the insiders with dave price... presidential candidate carly fiorina reveals why she opened up about a family tragedy that took the life of her daughter. plus, legendary des moines register columnist david yepsen shares his big concern about what could go

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and raises minimum payments for low-income seniors. it will ensure that all seniors can retire with dignity and respect. i'm bernie sanders,and i apove this message. inside this morning kim reynolds. i was lieutenant governor expands coverage plus carly fiorina the presidential candidate tells us why she tells us about the us awful time in her families life.

change the democratic one of a her managed-care system in other words it would be a very big effort. 565,400 people rely on that system and so far it has not been sealed viewed. smooth. hospital said slow this thing down and the reynolds can't figure out how this will save the tens of millions of dollars the administration claims it will. i asked lieutenant governor if she understands why iowans what iowans have concerns about this major transition. >> the fact is we have continued to put money into medicaid. it's has grown by because grown

coordinate care to make sure individuals have better outcomes, get healthy and that's the only way we're going to be able to bring stability to the major medicaid budget. we've already decided if we don't move forward with going to decide a frequent fund medicaid or or education because it there's only so many dollars available. >> moving forward how will we as taxpayers know if we are providing adequate care for these folks? what are the measures. >> the private providers have measures they have to make your dhs and department of human servicesill have plans in place in the legislature last year actually pledge and oversight component and i know there they're possibly looking at putting in place some additional oversight.

micromanage what they had to do. it's not based on based on visits to the emergency ward at it's on how they get their money so it really is about coordinated care. a lot of individuals who are using the system have four or five different providers and that they all operate in conflict so they are having reactions and diagnoses that don't really coordinate so this system will better manage that we have managed care, you have managed care, a lot of people in the private sector do so why wouldn't we want them to have that same kind of care. >> the governor talked about how you're going to change this new state agency plan. to my knowledge it doesn't have the new cool name or plan so what is the goal and what are you going to try to do? >> we talk about $12 billion the new private capital investment in the state of state of iowa

expanding and growing, not only is our central location and amazing work workforce but a lot of it has to be with our low cost of energy. we want to make sure we maintain the competitiveness and take a look at the challenges and opportunities and resources, infrastructure, we want to look at efficiency measures that we can put in place but the bottom line is we have to look at what our opportunities are in the future so we can make sure we maintain our low cost advantages so we can maintain the economy. >> you said to maintain a couple of times are there a few areas where this will expand beyond that? >> we have hired an outside consultant across the state of iowa and wear for working groups that we have four working groups

structured resources and efficiencies and conservation methods so it is the hope that everything is on the table and we look at how we look forward and how we can continue to be a leader in renewable energy, continue to provide a low cost of energy and make recommendations for strategies or policies that may be the legislature will had to take a look at but i think the governor said right now 30 percent of our electricity is generated from wind. we are starting to see more and more solar. washington iowa has some great statistics on solar energy and he said we could possibly be the first state where 40 percent of our electricity is generated by wind by 2020. we could continue to be the leader in the nation not only in renewable energy but in providing low costs of energy so

advantage for us and that is one of the reasons i think when we look at facebook and google one of the reasons that look at iowa is because they want at that renewable piece to be part of their green portfolio so distant grades opportunity to be a leader in that area. >> the governor has had some pretty serious reservations about ted cruz. do you share some of those concerns and is iowans should we be concerned that he will not support some of these things like this task force? >> i would think he would want to look at that also and i think as a country we need to be competitive and we it's a global economy and we all need to be doing what we see and i think we're going to see most of the initiatives and most of the success especially with the dysfunction that we're seeing that the federal level that's where we are seeing economies going.

this condition of the state today working together with the third best manage stayed in the nationonnd we've seen over 12 at 13,214,000 excuse me new jobs created. >> you know some people don't like year math. >> your math. >> i know but i said new. it's for us to continue to do what we do as a state. >> we also asked her about the administration's plan to reform the criminal justice system and at something else i notice when she sat down with us like the fact that someone else's not with her. you can check out those responses by going to intermac.

can sometimes be cut when we come back carly there are two democratic visionsfor regulating wall street.one says it's okay to take rmillions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to playby the rules if i'm president? you better believe it.

you meant carly fiorina chose to go public with a very personal family matter. her daughter lori is the one in the pink there later on in lori's life she started struggling with drugs and eventually she died from a drug overdose and fiorina talks about this out on the campaign trail and other campaign are talking about drug use and our country. i sat down wi her in our campaign rv and i wanted to know why she decided to talk about her daughter's death. >> when you decided to talk about your daughter's death that's very personal for some people. some people would say what there's nowhere were talking about that and i don't want anyone in the world to know that. >> we had a long discussion about that and we still have

i was recently in new hampshire which is where my husband is this week. he was in iowa last week and i spoke to a forum on drug addiction and prevention and we talked a lot about what we would share but the reason we decided we should talk about it is because there are so many other people dealing with this problem. there are a lot of people who are afraid to talk about it. we can't be afraid to talk about it. it is an epidemic in this nation. we lose too many young people. i am a cancer survivor but there are lots of other people going through this. i think people get to know you through the tough times and the tragedies. not just the tough times and the tragedies. i want people to trust me i want

>> i think especially when you have such a big field like you do a lot of the national conversation is going to be very poll driven. very few people are trying to start here how the surge of some sorts come sort come down and recover. >> your you had a good debate. these polls are so imprecise. the margins of error are so huge and if polls at this point were predictive, we would have had a president howard dean, a president rudy giuliani, we would've already had of president clinton. we would never have had a president ronald reagan.

before election? i don't know why we put so much faith in polls. there there's so much evidence to there is so much evidence to prove that suggests they are imprecise and misleading. >> people pay a lot of money for them. >> we know the people of iowa have a lot to say about who was going to be their president the people of iowa who show up and caucus know they have a lot to say about that so what has happened in iowa over and over and over again is somebody has surprised. i think there will be another surprise coming out of iowa. >> we will find out two weeks and one day from now up next

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the top of republicans pull donald trump up their one and two marco rubio's third and ben carson is right behind and then the really up to go down a ways to see the rest of them. let's say our next guests. the face of the iowa caucuses for almost three decades from the des moines register these dayse's the director of the paul simon public policy institute. hello. >> it's good to see you again. >> it's great fun. >> good for you. >> let's start with the republicans. do you agree this is a two-man race or is there a chance for a surprise? >> i think rubio has some potential. cruise pics too early and i think if some of his people start flaking off for whatever reason i think rubio could be the default candidate. if you think about it, donald

out of the room and an iowa republican has visited donald trump and if you're a for some reason they found him wanting. i think the coronation of donald trump is done little bit a little bit much. 75 percent of republicans or someplace else. i think as people move away from cruise i don't think many of them will move to trump i think they go elsewhere and rubio is a logical place to pick that up. >> trump is giving into him on this being bored in canada thing, he's got huckabee super pack huckabee personally got santorum doing it at governor branstad doing it erin branstad doing it hitting him on ethanol and immigration. he's getting it from so many angles where would his folks go? >> it's like chip chip chip his guys are working on ted cruz and they will go all over the place

always been the second choice. he has high likability ratings he is safe or safer to partiers he is safer evangelicals. >> i think he's got a pretty good organization. you've got to hand to vander plats you've got to hand it to steve king it's a pretty disciplined campaign. >> to trump's people show up? >> of got chat log in or nor organizing this thing. >> chuck is good. i think everyone of trumps businesses has moxie moxie so i think it's kind of difficult for them to capture eye in all if you're going to go capture one of these cold iowa nights for donald trump for two or three hours i think you will be able to go to caucus night for donald trump. >> let's look at the democrats. obviously a two-person race

o'malley but the numbers would show it here. what is fascinating as you had clinton so much over bernie sanders earlier than it tightened and in some polls he saw sanders move up. clinton had that great time that great debate joe biden doesn't run in the benghazi hearings were she did well and you saw the spread come back and now she is all but gone so what happened? >> hillary clinton has gone pretty high negatives in our state. there are a lot of democrats who have doubts and reservations about her for one reason or another. secondly, america is on fire in both parties. you have a surge in the trump campaign and on the progressive side in the spectrum bernie sanders has given voice to this so she is sort of a victim of beg an old face and at the same time when democrats progressives are really outraged by obama's presidency and they want to change and bernie has picked that up.

will be key be the obama of 2008? >> i don't think so. i don't think he is as well-organized as obama was. obama may have had a surprise being able to find young people and turn them out. sanders has a decent organization but i don't think it's going to go that way. >> in your gut sanders or clinton? >> i don't want to go on that one. i think it's going to be close. school water plan we want to give dave's dave's take on what's happening with the new marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio.

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as we start this new session i'm curious about the way about his compromised school funding idea. there were a lot of legislators that were surprised but that does that have to carry over to this year? >> sure it does. it'll make it difficult for him to carry off another deal. once a politician has come off as having betrayed some but it really makes it different difficult to i think it's going to have trouble putting a deal together. >> will he i have some of the money that goes to schools and some of the money that goes to water quality? >> it's interesting that tom bill ville sack showed up given the little air cover and i think that helps it governor branstad's point with that.

state. number one his got this trust problem, number two he's extended views tended to side with rural people on this and they distrust was up to but the solution to that water problem is technology and structure. it's scrunched up a lot of water treatment plants plans and programs to get that stuff out of the water and that costs bucks so if you don't want to do it terry branstad wants to duke's going to be up to somebody to come up with a solution and you don't want to be seen as raising any taxes. >> do you see any difference in the way he governs in this term than he did earlier in his career? would some complain that it is more boom boom boom this is what we are going to do? >> it's more like the -asterisk his way or the highway he tried to be much more accommodating. you will notice even here he

groups and get a lot of people on board and that is being a good consensus thing but on the other hand he's got to force the issue and that is where they come down. i think he is trying harder but he may have made a real tactical error. >> he convinced them to go along with that sales tax to go along with the fuel tax. is there was some of them did there going to hear about fact that election. i think the governor is going to be that the tough one a tough one.

send a tax increase there are two democratic visionsfor regulating wall street.one says it's okay to take rmillions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to playby the rules if i'm president? you better believe it.

human time for today for the insiders quick fix. question number one pillory hillary clinton has already brought bill clinton here in chelsea clinton's of who could be the best person for her in the next two weeks. >> her husband no doub >> same question but for bernie sanders. >> there isn't one. bernie is his own best salesman. >> question three, turn out. what will it turn out to be for both parties? him about 230,000 on the record for democrats in 240,000 four republicans.

prediction later but i predict a record turnout it'd be hard for the democrats to top 2008 but i think it's going to be a run for it. >> him to talk about your work with the paul simon center. since you are teaching so many millennial's, what do you think is a generation with generational difference of the young folks? >> younger voters this time are much less excited about politics. it's as if their older brother and sisters got excited about barack obama and three months later they did not have an $80,000 year job your job so they are all disappointed. miennial's due care. they have high rates of participation in volunteer work but with the just not into knocking on doors. they would rather work at a food bank. >> question five. david bowie psed away this week. i don't know if you were a fan but if you were did you have a favorite song? >> i liked all of his stuff so i can't pick one. >> and your prediction. >> my prediction was that there is a big turnout of already

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yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah,that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-r-rmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider with high-speed internet from centurylink. she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china...

...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eit million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quitu. she's got what it takes to do the toughest job in the world. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. this sunday, the democratic showdown showdown. that object in hillary clinton's rear-view mirror is closer than she appears, she now knows she's in a dead heat in iowa and new hampshire. >> if he has a plan he should roll it out and explain it to people so you can make an informed decision. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders join me this morning. plus, the republican, donald