that's followed bybyhe nearly 12 million that marco rubio's campaign super pac and 501c4 outside group have spent. then it's clinton and sanders. team clinton 9.4 million. all but $50,000 actually coming from the campaign. then team sanders 7.4 million. all of that from the campaign. well, a few days out from the caucuses you'd think to spend every waking moment that they can in front of national televised broadcasts. >>amanda: you would think that, but you'd also be wrong. (chuckling) >>amanda: donald trump !nnouncing mid-week that he would not attend the final fox news republican debate in iowa. instead, he appeared at his own event at drake university, a fundraiser for veteran's groups, which lo and behold ended up being aired on network tv anyway. >>mr. trump: for me personally a good thing, a bad thing, will i get more votes? will i get less votes?s?obody knows. who thehe hell knows, but it's for ourur vets and you're gonna like it because we raised over 5 million dollars in one day. (cheering) >>amanda: alright. dr. steffen schmidt from the university of iowa, or rather iowa stat

if ted is the nominee, he will be sued bybyhe democratat" democrats."other members of the republican party are defending cruz's eligibility to run for president. democratic front runner hillary clinton is now locked into a viral tie with vermont senator bernie sanders for their party's nomination. and she's been on the defensive -- spending the weekend firing back after donald trump's attacks over her husband and his time in the white hose. hose. t's been fair game going back to the republicans for some years. they can do it again if they want to. that can be their choice as to how to ruin this campaign." campaign."clclton says republicans focus on personal attacks -- but she prefers talking about issues.her husband just made campaign stops for her last week in h-b-o actress lena dunham. hillary clinton got some support from one prominent member of the democratic party over the weekend in cedar rapids. rapids.virginia governor terry mcauliffe is on a swing through the state campaigning for her.he says he's proud of at clinton has done. "i think america

now the internal beef is less fat too and today we have 38 cuts t tt qualify as lean bybyhe u.s. government." policy a big part of the american farm bureau mission. and next week--for the first time in 16 years, the american farm bureau federation will electct new president to replace bob stallman. national reporter betsy jibben gives us a prevw of the four candidates vying for job. farm bureau president, bob stallman, is stepping down - opening the door for another to take his spot. now, four other candidates hope to fill his spot in representing all in american agriculture:candidate, zippy duvall, has deep roots in georgia's agricultural industry. the georgia farm bureau president is a lifelong dairy farmer, who now maintains a beef herd and broiler operation. was first active in farm bureau during the '70s after his father encouraged him to get involved. me to make a difference." duvall has been georgia farm bureua president since 2006, holding positions at the state and national level.he has a big focus on helping young farmers: "we worry about how we bring our young people b

and they will be joined bybyhe cast o o"sisters" which cludes, maya rudolph, and ike barinholtz! [ cheers and applause ] it's gonna be a fantastic night with those six. now, before we get to that, these days, slang terms are evolving so fast, that sometimes it is hard to keep up. so we here at "late night" decided to givivyou a little primer in a segment we're calling "seth explains teen slang." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: our first slang term is "squad." some of you may have heard the term "squad" at a party or on taylor swift's instagram. so what does it mean? well, it's actually a noun meaning, a group of people you always hang out with. for example, christie is one of mono and we had to kick her out of the squad. [ light laughter ] now that's a term you've probably heard before, but there are some new terms that are just starting to become popular. this one comes just in time for christmas. it's "mistle-ho." and let's see what it means. someone at a holiday party who tries to make out with you when they're standing underneath anythingng let's use e in a sentence. look wh

i get the president going out bybyhe way, someday whenen somebody attacks our broken politics system, they'll do it in the first year they're here in washington. the president is following a long tradition of presidents in their last year and senators the year they retire, congressmans the year they retire our system of politics is so broken. hey, buddy, guys, you've been hehe a long time. y didn't you do something about it when you had more -- >> you interviewed the democratic congressional campaign committee leader, raising money, getting people elected, trying to take back the majority and said he's leaving congress because he doesn't like to raise money. >> the issue of the broken politics is a huge issue. i think it's the number one issue overall. if you don't fix it, you can't deal with the other things. the problem is politicians find religion on this issue the last year they're leaving. >> and the president has now left the chamber. we'll go to a break. we should tell you we'll be from south carolina governor nikki haley in a moment. you won't want to miss it. we'll be right b

caught off guard bybyhe snow. untreated roads and d ghways slicked with ice causing many motorists to slip and slide. >> i thought as soon as i got on the road that this was going to be a bad idea. >> reportete all this from less than 2 inches of snowfall. still, it was enough to delay even the leader of the free world. thf president's motorcade trapped by the gridlock ping-pononng from curb to curb on a frozen ststet. thousands more going nowhere fast stuck for hours on icy roads. >> it was pretty rough driving home and it took an hour to get four miles so we decided to walk and it's pretty icy on the roads too when you're walking. >> reporter: this d.c. area highway becoming aarking lot. >> they can't move. >> reporter: forcing this family to walk home. >> we don't know how long it will take. one hour, two hour, five hour, six hours, no one knows. >> reporter: this morning, many fearing what is still to come with parts of the mid-atlantic expecting up to two feet of snow. so traffic is moving. still some very sl

and much of what is released in the end bybyhe brokers who resell, it's done at a significant markup. >> concert tickets are riculous nowadays. by the way, speaking of the super bowl, just south of san francisco, nfl crews are busy decking out levi stadium for super bowl 50. >> it's the biggest issue is the stadium's playing field. making sure that el nino storms don't drench the newly grown sod. the ground crew are kolding that grass daily and they promise it will be perfect on game day. >>> and scoreboards are also being tested every day. and the 49ers' logos are long denver broncos and carolina panthers mostly. the e g number 50 seen everywhere on super bowl signs, as well. those are there, as well. >> lots of preparations. >> yeah. >>> coming up, it's national blueberry pancake day. and we're being served an amazing breakfast with an enticing twist. >> i should have saved my carbs for this morning. >>> speaking of food and oprah winfrey, the success of the weight watchers and how she's breaking bre and losing weight. >>> and a woman who was waiting for a transplant and got the cal