mr. o'malley: ah, you haven't heard it yet. (chuckling) >>sabrina: the lead singer for o'malley's march which is the photo you see here. they're an american eclectic, celtic music and folk rock band based in baltimore, maryland. (guitar music) >>sabrina: martin o'malley still in the studio with us. i'm really impressed by that. you just during our sound check i'm, i'm impressed. >>mr. o'malley: yeah. the, the guitar was, was supplied by eric my, of my staff. and he's a great organizer, but god knows he's, he's, i don't know how good he is at tuning guitars. (chuckling) >>mr. o'malley: and so this one might've been sittin' in a trunk all night for all i know. >>amanda: well, we'll find out how well he tuned it. what are ya gonna sing for us? has been fun. across iowa one of the cool things that happens every now and again after givin' the talk on the chair and doin' a half hour or more of q & a somebody will emerge with a guitar (chuckling) >>mr. o'lley: and put it forward. and (guitar strumming) >>mr. o'malley: it usually happen

mr. o'malley: thank you. thank you. >> thank you for being here. mr. malley: thank you. >> you think you can be president? mr. o'malley: i do. alwaysple of violeniowa have a way of setting it up. with only three of us less than the race, i'm the only one. >> i was speaking about your democratic party and the party presents itself a party of diversity. however, there is not a single latino candidate, not a single asian candidate, not a single african-american candidate. republicans have two latinos, an african-american candidate. do you think the democratic party is not ready for the future? mr. o'malley: this is what i think -- in our country, we have seen a concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few. happened concentration in the democratic party. we have gotten to a point where candidates come to be excluded from the debate stage before single voters even cast a vote. that is not the way democracy is supposed to work. i believe we are strongest when more people are more included. i can tell you this -- if you look at our caucus, you will

mr. o'malley: good woman, thank you. >> i was like, oh, do -- i knew what person i wasn't going for. and that was a given. but it's like, oh, mr. sanders seems like a nice guy. what do you think about this mr. o'malley? yeah, i'm glad you're running. we need someone with some common sense. we need someone who is going to do everything i heard that -- how did you get college -- was it free college or something? mr. o'malley: we went four years in a row without a penny's increase in college tuition. and our public schools number one in the row five years in a row. we had to do both, and. we had to make tough budgetary decisions. we traded our -- treated our teachers like professionals. people worthy of our dignity and respect and they didn't disappoint. all of these things required a collaborative approach. bringing people together. not dividing people. not declaring whole groups of people our enemies. your question, i was in the church basement there, mother emanuel church in charleston, probably a year before pastor pinckney had a meeting there. you never hear that young man that crea

mr. o'malley: what's on the set list is we have to turn out our vote for caucus night. i'm excited. i've seen time and time again that people of iowa lift up new leadership and it all starts to turn in the last couple of weeks. reporter: hundreds packed the small bar, carl's place, in sherman hill to hear o'malley speak and strap on a guitar. o'malley is in third place in democrat polls, far behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders. but a recent mock caucus held on the east side showed a three-way tie among the democrats. mr. o'malley: in my mind people all across iowa are looking for new leadership and somebody with the ability to bring us together again. rose: thursday mike huckabee reached a landmark in his campaign. he made a stop keokuk county, the 99th and final iowa county on his list. mr. huckabee: great exhilarating feeling to go there and know we've done the full grassley, we've done the grassroots kind of work. i think that's how you win the rose: huckabee says he feels he's in a familiar position to 2008, when he won the caucus. mr. huckabee: people were not making up t

mr. o'malley they've both been this issue. i'm the only candidate on this stage who's passed comprehensive gun safety legislation. sally: and sparks flew over who would be toughest on wall street. ms. clinton: we're at least having a vigorous debate about reigning in wall street, republicans want to give them more power. mr. sanders i think it's time to : put the government back on their backs. mr. o'malley i have a plan that : puts cops back on wall street. alyx: the democrats will not have their next debate until february 11. that's after the voting is over there has been some criticism regarding the timing of the democratic debates. elizabeth: the last one was the saturday before christmas, and this one is on mlk weekend. o'malley and sanders have both accused the dnc for doing this intentionally to ensure minimal viewing. the dnc denies those claims. our crews caught up with the urbandale democrats debate watch party at the beer house last night and the metro. the below zero temperatures didn't keep them from cheering on t

mr. o'malley: what's on the set list is we have to turn out our vote for caucus night. i am excited. i've seen time and time again that people of iowa lift up new leadership and it all starts to turn in the last couple of weeks. bar, carl's place, in sherman hill to hear o'malley speak and strap on a guitar. o'malley is in third place in democrat polls, far behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders. but a recent mock caucus held on the east side, showed a three-way tie among the democrats. >> in my mind people all across iowa are looking for new leadership and somebody with the ability to bring us together again. rose: thursday, mike huckabee reached a landmark in his campaign. he made a stop keokuk county, the 99th and final iowa county on his list. mr. huckabee great exhilarating : feeling to go there and know we've done the full grassley, we've done the grassroots kind of work. i think that's how you win the caucus. rose huckabee says he feels he's : in a familiar position to 2008, when he won the caucus. mr. huckabee in many ways it's : very similar you know people were not makin

mr. o'malley: can i get 30 seconds, too? reporter: with just two weeks to go before voting begins in the presidential race, the republican candidates are getting aggressive, too. but many of them also took time to recognize dr. king. front runner donald trump made a campaign stop at liberty university in virginia. mr. trump: so we'll dedicate that to martin luther king, a great man. reporter: jeb bush tweeted a picture of dr. king saying he changed the nation for the the better. weijia jiang, cbs news, washington. todd: it is a huge night at hilton coliseum up in ames. tony is live where we are told tony: iowa state taking on oklahoma. oklahoma at number one in the country, iowa state at number 19. speaking of inside hilton coliseum, that is why -- that is where i am glad i am. it is frigid outdoors. >> i got here at 12:30, my buddies got here at 11:00. tony: on a scale of one to 10, how colder you? >> my toes are about a 9. tony: what does a day like today mean to you? >> it hasn't happened since 1957, will chamberlain. >>

mr. o'malley: thank you both. >>sabrina: bearing the cold weather. (chuckling) here. at home in maryland

mr. o'malley: i'm not capable of doing q&a in iowa from a seat. sen. sanders: i think we stand a real chance to create a large voter turnout and i doubt it will be as high as 2008 -- wish it was, but i don't think it will be. but i think it will be high enough for us to win here in iowa. mrs. clinton: i have been on the front lines since i was your age! i have been fighting for kids and women and the people that behind a chance to make the most out of their own lives. trail, we are tracking something we "follow the money," tracking sharyl: they spent 2015 binging on government pork, that is, wasting your tax dollars. the watchdog citizens against government waste tracked the top offenders and has now revealed its "porker of the year," as decided by the public in an online vote. in 2015, housing and urb development secretary julian castro took tough questioning luetkemeyer, who said castro failed to have a grip on the books in his own agency, which had gotten a $1.7 billion taxpayer bailout. net income for year 2014, do you know yet? sec. castro: i can

mr. o'malley: i'm not capable of doing q&a in iowa from a seat. sen. sanders: i think we stand a real chance to create a large voter turnout and i doubt it will be as high as 2008 -- wish it was, but i don't think it will be. but i think it will be high enough for us to win here in iowa. mrs. clinton: i have been on the front lines since i was your age! i have been fighting for kids and women and the people that have been left out and left behind a chance to make the most out of their own lives. sharyl: now from the camampaign trail, we are tracking something we "follow the money," trackin signing up for health insurance was very easy... my premium is 22 dollars a month. it only took a few minutes, and i got exactly the kind of coverage i wanted at the price i wanted... it was a comforting feeling to know that our family is secure and that we have health insurance... most people who sign up onhealthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage moreaffordable, lowering their monthly premiums. financial help with healthcare.gov makes it possible..

mr. o'malley: the biggest issue that i think you should be concerned about as a young person is climate change. i am the first candidate in each book -- in either party to put forward a plan to move us to a what hundred percent clean electric grid by 2050 and create 5 million jobs along the way. this is another one of those instances where iowa is pointing the way forward. >> it feels like there is a lot of young people like myself who are very passionate supporters of bernie sanders. i just don't see the same enthusiasm from younger people for you. i have heard from quite a few people my age that they think i would like to hear from you why you feel the enthusiasm isn't there. ms. clinton: i think it really depends upon who you are talking to. people have thrown all kinds of things that me. i just keep going forward, they fall by the wayside, they come up with these outlandish things. i just keep going forward because there is nothing to it. they throw all this stuff that me and i am still standing. cynthia: hillary clinton also told that young man that she would also, as president, like bern

mr. o'malley: we are a nation of immigrants. we do not send children and women and families back to the hands of death gangs. our mindless deportation policies are breaking up families every day in the united states. parents are ripped away from their kids. >> will you become the next deep order -- the next reporter -- deporter in chief? ms. clinton: i do not like the race. i've -- the raids. we need immigration reform. sen. sanders: being a cop is a police officers can try and break up disturbances without using the kind of force we see. ms. clinton: when you have police violence that terrorizes communities, there are so many different kinds of potential violent acts. we have to go after all of them. we cannot let anybody live in fear. cynthia: people here told me they were pleased with the answers of all three candidates. it was hard for some of them to make up their minds who they like the best, but they particularly liked that they had more in-depth answers. >> the incarceration rates of minorities. one student asked about w

mr. o'malley: good to see you. it is wonderful to see you. are we democrats fired up? ready to go? here witherful to be all of you and i want to thank harry reid for his outstanding leadership of our nation. senator reid, thank you for everything you do for us. [applause] my name is martin o'malley. i am the former mayor of baltimore. i am the former governor of maryland. i'm a lifelong democrat and i'm running for president of the united states. i intend to win and i need your help. [applause] . my experience though is different than my other competitors. i'm not a former united states senator or congressperson. i have learned how to count votes and bring people together to accomplish difficult things. i'm not a cabinet secretary or advisor. i have put together some terrific cabinets of talented and diverse men and women who know how to get things done. experience as an executive bringing people together, getting things done. actions, not words. the first a in the union to pass a living wage. raising the minimum wage. investing more in public make our schools number one in america

mr. o'malley tells me, peter,torney's office. we know that innocent is client. that was such an emotional eyes right in font of the teller. >> i thank god every day for john o'malley.t man's eyes, you know, i see a man who had integrity. i saw a man who was honest. vit was enough for the bronx d.a. to reopen the case. and to get in front of a judge. take time. two more months. but now at least eric had reasonell he assembled a little photo gallery of whoers who have been exonerated. >> this is my wall of hope.eryone here has been unjustly convicted and freed. >> on august 5th, 2012, eric's court. >> this is our first appearance to try to get the judgment vacated. y his assistant shar main chester. by now, they have worked on the case for six years. out. again. this is it. >> finally, cross argues his dge. >> my client is 17 years plus in a jail. >> it doesn't go down like a . prosecutors do not admit there's been a terrible mistake. >> your honor, we'll be seeking an extension of the time to ns. >> how much of an extension are the people seeking?r, 30 days. >> a

mr. o'malley: i am the one candidate on this stage who actually brings people together to pass comprehensive gun safety legislation. weijia: the candidates fiercely debated who would do the best job reigning in wall street. sen. sanders: speakers fees for goldman sachs. ms. clinton: i have a plan that most commentators have said is tougher, more effective, and more comprehensive. weijia: sanders is leading in the new hampshire polls and hes tied with clinton in iowa, but a new poll gives clinton a big edge over the vermont senator nationwide. sen. sanders: when this campaign began, she was 50 points ahead of me. we were all of three percentage points. weijia: all 3 candidates are looking for a spark before the iowa caucuses on february 1. weijia jiang, cbs news, charleston. todd: plenty of times the debate was a contentious match between the two front runners, hillary clinton and bernie sanders. a debate watch party to get local reaction. grace: new job growth, equal pay, gun control, health care , and climate change were all fair game tonight. the answers vary, but those gathering at a watc

mr. o'malley said he's really good at finding things that, would. that all sounded good. much of that will unravel. i am not going to raise taxes but how are you going to pay what you are going to do. it shows us what you want to do. with bernie sanders records if they are so good why are they still so bad. then i thought of them always ha havity, well, if you xreez and we finalized they still have the ability to go overseas and take all of the prophets. wh dfsh dfb profv gsh gs-- profit. how can we bring america back, and i hope he don't sound like anybody else who is running saying that. see, i don't know. i like all of them. i was westerned, i was not condemned that they don't need to raise daxes -- taxes. you hear about 19 million people who have more healthcare and you hear about 29 million who have non. i mean due knock to sauk about the icon. i didn't make hundreds of thousands of dollars from speaking fees with goldman tax. she admitted she has more. that's one thing we should be easy on wall street. there's a lot of difference -- >> he's oo status quo president.

mr. o'malley. >> donald trump was not a big topic of conversation, hillary once. meghan hughes, abc new, washington. >>holly: this morning's news reel, a family in virginia is mourning loved ones killed in a >>jay: in chesterfield, a fire broke out. madison anderson is one of five survivors. she was staying with her boyfriend's family when the fire started. >> there was six guys in my room telling me to get up, there was a fire and i thought i was dreaming and then they were like, no, seriously, you have to go. >>jay: five people died. firefighters say the fire started in the garage and investigators are still looking into what caused the fire. the red cross is helping survivors. >>holly: in pasadena, texas, a chemical plant explosion kills 3 people and injuries others. 1,000-gallons of oil leaked and caught fire. four workers were transferring a happened. >> it's a chemical they work with all the time. it's not significant, but it's a precaution we send them to the emergency to have them treated. 90-acres produces hydrogen peroxide. the site manager said they hav

mr. o'malley. i will debate on the issues. not bill clinton's behavior. >> it is interesting. they debated on the legacy and guns and on health care. on that point, he would not say more than the word deplorable. >> absolutely. there's a reason for that. that is because bill clinton is really popular among democrats. sanders cannot help himself here by attacking bill clinton the way donald trump can with his supporters. sanders did take one real shot at clinton by hitting her for getting paid speeches by goldman sachs. that is more likely to resonate with his supporters because it is accusing her of being too cozy with wall street. it is tough in a democratic primary because he doesn't want to risk alienating people who might be attracted to his sort of fire and brimstone message here. you do like hillary clinton personally. most democrats like both of the candidates personally. they also like bill clinton and they also like barack obama. that is why you see hillary clinton definitely trying to tie herself so strongly to president obama. >> it was interesting. you bring up a g

mr. o'malley: what's on the set list is we have to turn out our , vote for caucus night. i am excited. i've seen time and time again that people of iowa lift up new leadership and it all starts to turn in the last couple of weeks. shaina: o'malley has two iowa stops today, one in davenport and one in dubuque. republican hopeful mike huckabee completed his 99 county tour of iowa on thursday. he spoke to his supporters at his final county, keokuk county last night. mr. huckabee: great exhilarating feeling to go there and know we've done the full grassley, of work, and this month we're doing 150 events in iowa alone. shaina: huckabee will be back in iowa next week, making a stop in ottumwa. eric: republican candidate rand paul celebrated his birthday yesterday with stops in boone and des moines. he spoke to his supporters about his feelings on president obama's executive actions on gun control. the kentucky senator says the president should not be allowed sidestep congress to pass laws. paul also says private sale background checks won't be possible without a national gun registry that tr

we have seen encouraging movements to mr bernie sanders and mr o'malley. we are yet to hear from hillary clinton directly. we're looking forward to her joining the community and asking for a stop to the raids of the terrorizing tactic >>> any silver lining that we saw in the report that the appeals court, these administrative judges have put a stop to at least some of the deportations that had been in effect? >> i think that that is the work of the amazing lawyers that made that happen, but i think it also is a glaring example of the lies that this administration has told us. when secretary johnson said that these people had exhausted all legal measures, we are seeing that that's not true and that these people thank god they're getting their day in court. i believe that that's part of the american value of ensuring that people get a fair chance. so we hope that that is something that all of these people get and we are - our demand is one to stop the raids immediately and also to open up the cases of people and ensure that they have clear and meaningful due

mr. o'malley. i think bill clinton will be able to survive the so-called attacks by donald trump and let me just say this, bill clinton's conduct back in the 1990s did not hurt hillary clinton's chances of winning twice. the united states senator from the state of new york becoming secretary of state, she's on the ballot this election is about the future of the republicans want to go back and dig in the trash pile, let them do it because they have nothing else but trash talkers. >> jeffrey, i mean donald trump has been obviously very critical of bill clinton this time around running now obviously before he was and spending a lot of time talking about him. is it mistake given that trump needs to win the nomination or again, is this just another example of trump sort of making headlines and setting the agenda? >> no, i don't think it's a mistake and i think one of the things, it was very interesting in listening to randi's report and asking people if they thought that bill clinton should get into thi

mr. o'malley said he's good at finding things that work. that all sounded pretty good. but much of that began to unrav unravel. i'm not going to raise taxes but how are you going to pay for the things you want to do? you haven't given us an idea or plan that shows us what you want to do. and bernie sanders' record you wonder if your record is so good, why are things so bad. then i thought about them hitting at the rich. the very rich. we want to change things for the rich. well, if you squeeze and penalize the rich, and, you know, give them so fines and taxes they have the ability to go overseas and take the profits. what are you going to do to encourage the wealthy want to reinvest in america and rebuild america. i was waiting to hear that. how can we bring america back? and i hope i don't sound like anybody else -- >> are you going to declare your candidacy? >> i almost did, i think. i don't know. i was very concerned. i was not convinced that they don't need to raise taxes and further penalize even the middle class who already suffered from obamacare. so you hear abo

mr. o'malley. i'm glad you're running. we need someone with common sense and we need someone who is going to do everything that i heard that they told me, how did you get college? was it free college? martin o'malley: we went four years in a row without a penney's increase to college tuition. we made our public schools number one four years in a row. we had to make tough budgetary decisions and made the vement. treated our teachers like professionals, worthy of dignity and respect and they didn't disappoint. all of these things require a collaborative approach. bringing people together. i was in the church basement there, the mother emanuel church in charleston probably a year before pastor pinckney hat a hearing there. you never hear of that young man who created that massacre referred to as a christian terrorist. there was nothing christian about that. there are criminal acts. it is sadly the nature of our human condition, but i do believe as i think the cufle your question says that the longer arc of american history is

mr. o'malley. i'm glad you're running. we need someone with common sense and we need someone who is going to do everything that i heard that they told me, how did you get college? was it free college? martin o'malley: we went four years in a row without a penny's increase to college tuition. we made our public schools number one in america five years in a row. like a lot of things, it wasn't an either/or. we had to do both and. we had to make tough budgetary decisions and made the investment. we treated our teachers like professionals, worthy of dignity and respect and they didn't disappoint. all of these things require a collaborative approach. bringing people together. not divide people. not declaring whole groups of people our enemies. i was in the church basement there, the mother emanuel church in charleston probably a year before pastor pinckney had a meeting there. you never hear of that young man who created that massacre referred to as a christian terrorist. there was nothing christian about that. there are acts o

mr. o'malley? yeah, i'm glad you're running. we need someone with some common sense. someone who is going to do everything i heard that -- but how did you get college -- was it free college or something? governor o'malley: we went four years in a row without a penny's increase in college tuition. and our public schools number one in the row five years in a row. we had to do both, and. we had to make tough budgetary decisions. we treated our teachers like professionals. people worthy of our dignity and respect and they didn't disappoint. all of these things required a collaborative approach. bringing people together. not dividing people. not declaring whole groups of people our enemies. your question, i was in the church basement there, mother emanuel church in charleston, probably a year before pastor pinckney had a meeting there. you never hear that young man that created that massacre referred to as a christian terrorist, do you? there's nothing christian about that. there are acts of terror in this world. there are acts of murder. there are criminal acts. it is sad

. >> governor o'malley? >> mrs.m the one they don't want to be up against before she wasay interrupted. that's referring to the republicans, of course. when mentions karl rove mrs. clinton was referring to this ad. >> ever wonder how hillary clinton can afford so many ads? chances are were paid for by wall street cash. hillary clinton has gotten 54 more times from wall street interests than from all of iowa. hillary rewarded wall street with the 700 billion-dollar bailout. and wall street made her a multimillionaire. >> joining us now from austin, texas, karl rove. did you write that ad? >> no. but i sure do like it. >> this ad is now running in iowa. we want to be part of the dialogue. and this has to do on the surface with the support from wall street, but it has a deeper meaning to it which is this woman is not honest and trustworthy. she will say and do anything to get elected. it's a huge vulnerability. iowa is going to be a battleground state in the fall. we said why not participate in the political dialogue i