mayor klipsch says it's a model that has served davenport well. he>>you have a record flood, it challenges you. and now, it's a matter of trying to work through that., nd how do fact, contin better job dealing with that temporary nature, but embracing the river overal >> reporter: in july, mayor klipsch formed a task force to study how the city should update its flood plan. it had representatives from federal agencies, including the army corps engineers and the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, p officials and business owners, including tim baldwin. le this is davenport's pr >> reporter: yeah. >> this is bettendorf's problem. their problem is mitigated with that wall. >> rarporter: driving ound the region, baldwin showed me what some of davenport's options may be. >> you think about where our business is located on the river, this would be our view. >> reporter: the town of bettendorf sits right next to davenport. it completed this permanent levee in 1987. it's estimated that a similar wall in davenport, which is a much bigger city,

we'll go to our ndependents line next and hear from john in davenport, florida. hello.: host: you are on the air. go ahead. caller: so, i want to say all this talk about war, it's kind scary. we should find a way to come, ike mark said, come to an agreement. to indio, california. frances on the republican line. what did you hear from president trump? thank you for taking my call. i love ve to say is -- president trump. he's my hero. and i don't ctor, give a darn what anybody else ok., if they're not believing he's taking care of us and protecting delusional. that's all i have to say. host: ok, frances in california, here on the c-span etting your thoughts and reaction to the iranian missile yesterday.f president trump's response this morning at the white house. we'll show those comments you.ntarily for they were about 10 minutes or so. just a note, the house is coming in for its work, its legislative work at noon eastern today. of course, we will take you here live here on c-span television. we welcome our c-span radio listeners in. new providence, pennsylvania,

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and that interview was done by brenda davenport of selc in atlanta, and elaine seale.we -- they asked me if i would tell my recollection of the day and when i told the recollection of what happened that day, and brenda tried to and mrs.rs. parks parks said no, she was there. michelle: you were a missionary and a pastor and you work in the movement until this day. mrs. gunter: to this day. i go to schools to talk to children about mrs. parks, and the bus boycott and every february, all of my days are filled and i love it. i enjoy it. especially seeing children learn what really happened from my eyes. from my eyes. michelle: do you see the struggle through the eyes of mrs. parks? do you see it as your struggle now? mrs. gunter: i do not see it as a struggle for me at all. i have absolutely no conflict with red, yellow, black, white. i work with all kinds of people. we are just people. and any choice sermon would be about peace, love, kindness, and forgiveness. michelle: forgiveness. thank you both. [applause] jane gunter, thank you, fred gray. fred: may i say two things,

correspondent peter doocy is in davenport, iowa, tonight. >> bernie sanders is trying to stay hot withce cream in iowa, scooped by ben & jerry's. >> i am planning on being there this year scooping ice cream at this victory party when he wins this nomination. >> he has said he is ready to take his campaign all the way to the convention peer but now some sanders allies are reportedly upset there aren't enough standards supporters on key committees that will dictate rules this summer. foxnews.com reports two other committee members who asked to speak anonymously told fox news they were troubled by the appointment. now for the first time, joe biden is accusing sanders supporters of being bad sports. >> i read yesterday, there was a mock caucus, and folks walked out. you can't do that kind of thing. >> biden insists congress would unite around him as president while pete buttigieg jokes by needing a little liquid courage. >> would you sit down and have a beer with mitch? i think somebody needs to. >> i'll try anything once. [laughter] it might have to be in manhattan or something to really

that interview was done by brenda davenport and elaine steele.-- we -- they asked me if i would tell my recollection of the day. and when i told my recollection of what happened that day, and then brenda tried to protect mrs. parks, then mrs. parks, said, no, she was there. >> you're a missionary, you're a pastor. you work within the movement to this day. >> till this day. i go to schools and talk to children about mrs. parks and the bus boycott and i -- every february all the days are filled and i love it, i enjoy it, especially seeing children really learn what happened from my eyes, from my eyes. >> do you see the struggle through the eyes of mrs. parks? do you see this is your struggle now. >> i don't see it as a struggle for me at all. i have absolutely no conflict with red, yellow, black and white. i work with all kinds of people and we're just people. and any choice sermon would be about peace and love and kindness and forgiveness. >> forgiveness. thank you both. [ applause ] jane gunter, thank you fred gray. >> can i mention two things. >

last night we were in davenport iowa. he's here in iowa sitting here at the university of iowa for what he's calling a climate town hall. he was over in davenport just earlier today. essentially that's the type of campaign that he's trying to run is that he's the same guy that's been running for the last 40 years and has stuck to that message. and what ali was just noting, he's seemingly open a little bit more to going after his democratic opponents. because for the first time in that new iowa poll, you see him on top of it. and suddenly he is a very formidable candidate with the potential of taking the democratic nomination. as you just heard, biden and congresswoman tlaib introducing the frontrunner here in iowa. >> vaughn, we can always count on you for a caucus count. thank you guys. >>> coming up, i'll talk to one of the jurors in expected senate impeachment trial which could start as early as this week. democratic senator robert casey will join me live. ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutri

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i talked to joe, i'm from davenport originally. istorically -- [inaudible] since then the economy softened up and down the river. economic development program could be put together as a pilot program for communities along the river, the mississippi river and the ohio river. the reason i talked about this, work together as a team and at hat point -- there was a lot of russia stuff but trump was talking about the economy so much and the midwest. mrs. biden: now people i think are seeing really who trump is and the promises didn't -- he didn't keep his promises. that's why i'm hearing a lot of people are switching over they want a democrat to support. because he didn't help them. >> yeah. -- he r husband also has comes from family, culture, growing up, i wanted to make that point. mrs. biden: would you like a picture? >> sure, why not. >> we want to get one, a texas group. mrs. biden: you all know one another? >> no. mrs. biden: ok, come on. >> where are you from? > texas. >> oh my gosh. wow. mpressive. > thank you. mrs. biden: all ri

ed o'keefe is on the ground in davenport, iowa. >> reporter: the 2020 race remains unsettled.addition to a tie in iowa, bernie sanders and joe biden are on top in new hampshire, followed by elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg. warren had been stronger in the fall. >> i'm elizabeth warren, i'm running for president. >> reporter: notably the poll finds none of the candidates have yet to convince a majority of iowa or new hampshire primary voters that he or she could irfeat president trump. that's important because in the tast year democrats have ntnsistently told us they're avet concerned about finding the candidate they believe can defeat the president. >> president trump has no authority to take this to a military conflict with iran, y riod. ta reporter: throughout the anekend, foreign policy has dominated the conversation, n ven the recent killing of mianian general qassem soleimani. democrats agree he was a ruthless terrorist but also shared cabrnonwh s ralet wt ith thhee potential t pross the middle east. >> what it's done, it has moved this country closer to war. we are no

davenport has an excellent buffet. they say 5000 people stop there every day.ow many people will t stop -- w ill stop there if they don't have drivers? we are in the midst of what experts call the fourth industrial revolution. chances are you have never heard a politician say for the industrial revolution until now, and i am fairly the politician. -- barely a politician. iowa is the center of these changes. it shifted to your factories. now it is on your main street. soon it will be on your highways. this is no longer the stuff of science fiction. i am friends with people building this technology now. they are backed by hundreds of billions of dollars in financial incentives. why donald trump won. will gettunately it more extreme still, because this technology is getting smarter and faster, and we are lucky to stay the same. maybe our kids are getting smarter, but the rest of us are open not to get dumber. get dumber.t to i said to our leaders in d.c., what are we going to do for this transition? we are scapegoating immigrants. if you go to michigan, you don't

i talked to joe -- i'm from davenport originally. historically, he was the tractor capital of the world. that was 25 years ago. since then, the economy's softened all up and down the river, in iowa and illinois. wasaccording to joe, there an economic development program that could be put together proposed as a pilot program for communities along the river, the mississippi river and the ohio river. and there was a very focused, recommended program. the reason i talked about this, was we work together as a team. and at that point -- in september, there was a lot of russia stuff but also trump was talking about the economy so much and the midwest. dr. biden: now people, i think, are seeing really who trump is and the promises didn't -- he didn't keep his promises. and that's why i'm hearing a lot of people are switching over. and they want a democrat to support. because he didn't help them. >> yeah. yeah. and your husband also has that middle-class family, culture, growing up. i just wanted to make that point. dr. biden: thank you. woul

we're in the audience here with elizabeth warren set to take the stage here in davenport in the next half hour. with the iowa caucuses four weeks until tomorrow, the candidates are crisscrossing iowa. they are going county to county, city to city, and as elizabeth warren is doing, they are going door to door. knocking on individual doors in that town as she's trying to appeal to voters directly. this is what you see the campaigns doing as we get to this critical stretch of the campaign. they are still doing the big rallies on stage, but they are trying to lock in their support and motivate their volunteers and campaign stuff to keep their focus on the task ahead. and it's been interesting here. as i talked to voters, you do get the sense that foreign po policy is a much more important issue as they get closer with the developments happening overseas. i spoke with a supporter whose son is deployed currently. she said her son was leaving the gulf and she was concerned after the development this is week they were going to have to turn around and go back. so this is really a personal iss

be having a conversation with somebody and they would be nodding their head in des moines or in davenport or summer in iowa or in manchester, new hampshire, and a father have been sold all my candidacy, they would say you know, i really, really like you. i love what you're talking about but my first choice is elizabeth warren. you are in my top three but my first choice is elizabeth warren. more than any other candidate in this race, more than any other candidate that's going to be on that debate stage in a few days, elizabeth warren is a candidate who can unite the entire democratic party. [cheers and applause] she can bring people together. she can appeal to all sides. people believe in her vision. all the candidates are great,, but you start looking at this data, and i did that as a candidate. you see some interesting things, the polling says, well, perhaps a lot of older voters go one way, right? and younger voters go another way. you have a preponderance of the younger voters that support elizabeth, an older voters that ultimately support elizabeth. you have people in small towns and

how many have been to davenport? they have an excellent buffet. many people will stop there if the trucks don't have drivers. we're in the midst of the greatest economic transformation in the history of our country, what experts are calling the fourth industrial revolution. chances are you've never heard a politician say fourth industrial revolution until just now and i'm barely a politician. iowa in many ways has been ground zero for a set of changes. you've seen it on the farms with the mechanization of the farming jobs. then it shifts to factories. now it's on main streets. soon it will be on the highways. this is real. this is no longer the stuff of science fiction. i am friends with some of the people that are building this technology right now. and they are backed by hundreds of billions of dollars in financial incentives to keep making progress in this direction. so, this is why donald trump won. and unfortunately it's going to get more extreme still because this technology's getting smarter and faster, and we are lucky to stay the same, yo

having a conversation with somebody and , and they would be nodding their head in des moines or in davenportor somewhere in iowa, or in manchester, new hampshire, and i thought i had them sold on my candidacy, and they said, "you know, i really, really like you, i love what you're talking about, but my first choice is elizabeth warren. you're in my top three, but my first choice is elizabeth warren." more than any other candidate in this race. more than any other candidate that will be on that debate stage in a few day, elizabeth warren is a candidate who can unite the entire democratic party. [cheers and applause] mr. castro: she can bring people together. she can appeal to all sides. people believe in her vision. all of the candidates are great, but you start looking that the data, and i did as a candidate, and you see interesting things. you know, the polling says well, perhaps, a lot of older voters go one way. right? and younger voters go another way. you have a preponderance of younger voters that support elizabeth. and older voters that also support elizabeth. you have people in small

senator jeff ridges, members of the gave, a unanimous vote in the senate, super majority in the house, davenportsteps to improve kids education, to save families money -- money into our economy. on a show you what that means. i want to introduce someone with us in the audience today. samantha, who received in the gallery,, you can rise, samantha, as a mother of two from airing who had to leave her job in 2014 to care for her newborn daughter, fiona, anderson logan, who needs a full support for social and emotional challenges, and this past fall when it came time to interfere in the garden, cement and her husband knew that a full day of school is important, but it wasn't something that they could afford, thanks to your work on freefall day kindergarten, liana is getting that full day of instruction, tremendous family is not only saving 300 dollars a month, but she was also able to return to work as a special lead professional able to support her family and her two children with more earnings. thank you samantha. now it's time to get into that work. studies to the principles every bit as important

. >> christi and victor, as bernie sanders held his town hall in davenport, an iowa poll was released on president trump and impeachment. the poll found among registered iowa voters, it is divided. 45% disapprove of the house impeachment, 43% approve. looking ahead to the senate trial, 48% say trump should not be removed. 40% say he should be removed. and whether or not iowans would vote for trump, just 34% of registered iowa voters say they would definitely vote for him again if the election were today. 44% say they would definitely vote for someone else while spending the last few days talking to various voters, here is what one republican told us. >> i'm not a trump supporter for many, many reasons. i do not have an appetite for any type of war and what we are involved with overseas as far as the middle east and what happened this week was -- trump almost stepped on a landmine. i think what happened this week will put more urgency in what's going on more so than the impeachment hearings. >> is it possible that you might caucus with the democrats? >> oh, absolutely. i'm not going to

. >> reporter: john of san francisco spoke with us from the biden office in davenport, iowa. >> i'm goingo stick it out until monday night. there is a special caucus site for spanish-speaking voters. >> reporter: candidates have been crisscrossing the hawkeye state. vice president joe biden holding rallies. >> i prefer to have this election negotiated on the questions of policy. >> reporter: elizabeth warren spoke with supporters by phone while amy klobuchar went to iowa between impeachment trial sessions. >> i don't think some people thought i was going to make it through that announcement much less be right here a week before he iowa caucuses. >> reporter: bernie sanders thanked volunteers who have been hitting the campaign trail while he was in washington. >> deeply impressed by the number of volunteers that we have who are knocking on doors in the bitter cold. >> reporter: california democrats say they enjoy helping where they can. >> and so, i think the primary season is an opportunity to connect with voters across the country, talking about what we are for. >>> changing are coming t

cnn's ken law joins me now from a very chilly davenport, iowa, where caucus goers brave through that weather. they're hardy, just like you are, and have 23 days to solidify their pick for candidate. what are you hearing from voters? >> first of all, this is just another beautiful day in iowa, that's what they will tell you. but when you sit down and actually have a conversation about politics and where they are, those four names are the ones that do come up the most. those top four in our polls, really any coffee shop or breakfast place you go to, those are the people the candidates and voters here are talking about. there's something i want to point out, whether you delve a little further and take a little time to chat with some of the sanders supporters, they will tell you they feel far more passionate about him. they're less likely to change their mind, and that there really is going to be very little that's going to deviate them from caucusing from him. here's what a few of them told us. >> what have you thought about what he said in regards to iran? >> i support what he said hon

ed o'keefe is on the ground in davenport, iowa. >> reporter: the 2020 race remains unsettled.dition to a tie in iowa, bernie sanders and joe biden are on top in new hampshire followed by elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg. warren had been in a stronger position in the fall. >> i'm elizabeth warren. i'm running for president. >> reporter: fi of theandidates have yet t convince a majority of iowa or new hampshire primary voters that he or she could defeat president trump. that's important because in the last year democrats have consistently told us they're most concerned about finding the candidate they believe can defeat the president. >> president trump has no authority toe take us to a military conflict with iran, period. >> reporter: throughout the weekend, foreign policy has dominated the conversation gwynn the recent killing of iranian general qasem soleimani. democrats agree he was a ruthless terrorist, but also shared concerns about whether the president has a strategy to deal with the potential fallout across the middle east. >> what it's done has moved this country cl

minutes from now, he'll hold his first event of the weekend in newton before going to mississippi in davenport. he has events here as well tomorrow. what you are seeing for these numbers, for bernie sanders let's put it in context. this is the first time that bernie sanders has led in this particular poll, this is the gold standard poll here across iowa. the name bernie sanders is well known throughout these parts, but what you see in why bernie sanders is feeling good about these numbers is particularly when you go deeper into them, is the fact among folks that say they support bernie sanders he has the highest amount of enthusiastic support, about 50% of his voters say they're enthusiastic about supporting him. compare it for joe biden and pete buttigieg it's about 26%. at the same time we should note that 45% of iowa democrats said they have not wholly made up their minds and are still open to changing their decisions. another 13% were unwilling to even name their top pick at this point. this is the reality. you have top four in this race, pete buttigieg, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, a

he'll then head to davenport for a town hall this evening.d tuesday night is the big debate, the first debate here in iowa of the caucus season. >> you have a quad bobsled and then the two chases after in the des moines register. very good. thank you vaughn hillyard we'll see you in the next hour. >>> president trump says iran planned to attack four u.s. embassies before that general was killed, so does the threat remain? remain i don't keep track of regrets. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on is boost high protein. and now, introducing new boost mobility with collagen for joint health. when taken daily, its key nutrients help support joints, muscles, and strong bones. new, boost mobility. it's red lobster's new three-courfor $14.99.east choose soup or salad. one of seven delicious entrées - like new hawaiian-style garlic shrimp. and, get a sweet dessert. three courses. one amazing price. so come in today. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle

she caucused for hillary clinton here in davenport back in 2016.t night she said that she had made up her mind and that was to caucus for bernie sanders. she said because she is tired of the lack of faith and she said for what it is worth she believes bernie sanders stuck to his message. it's the same message she heard four years ago and not enough to caucus for him but enough she will come out and support him here on february 3rd. at the same time, you mentioned those numbers there among african-americans. under the age of 35, black voters support bernie sanders quite overwhelmingly, but you see that across the demographics for bernie sanders. even if you go to four years ago, here in iowa, he won among people under 35. first-time caucus goers is the other number that i think we should look at over the next few weeks. back in 2016 44% of caucus goers were first-time caucus goers and 22% clip. they are looking to do the exact same thing this time and heading to iowa city to the. cas of iowa university later this afternoon. >> if you take a look at

if peter doocy reports from davenport, iowa. >> democrats are dissecting president trump's foreign poli joe biden does not like the way that the president is announcing potential iran actions either. >> he is tweeting the threats to go after iran in the tweet and this is when i'm going to do. if i mean, if this was not so dangerous and inconsequential it would be absolutely mind-blowing. to think a president would conduct foreign policies like this. >> that human cost of the potential conflict as part of the bernie sanders' speech made >> it will not be the sons and daughters of the billionaire class will suffer in war. it is the working families of the country that lose their loved ones. >> skeptical for a reason, president trump may be using action and a run as >> why didn't this happen a month ago or a month from now? why right now? why he faces a potential impeachment trial in the united states on it. of next week. >> one, sanders, biden spent time in iowa, and california's superdelegate to candidate. >> you start voting either before the voters in iowa do that mail in an early voti

a look at doppler 7, a few scattered showers on the peninsula, highway 1, davenport, morgan hill andy looking at some rain here. san martine had a little bit of shower activity and now sinking south and east. from half moon bay, a little shower activity from san mateo, 92 going over the bay there and around pescadero could get wet this morning. otherwise we're looking at snow levels really high. about 7,000 feet. temperatures near 40 degrees here. so some rain pushing into the mountains. it is in the 50s, 56 in san jose, 54 in napa. a live look here at sfo where there are some delays being reported. you can see the wet tarmac. rain is ending about now. see a few isolated showers through 10:00 and partly cloudy this afternoon. it will be dry for the week ahead. one opportunity for rain in the north bay, visibility over a mile here, half moon bay three miles to san carlos airport. the rest of you doing okay. so this level 1 system is pushing out of here. by about 10:00, we will be seeing some partly cloudy skies, or sooner, and looking at a pretty good afternoon. breezy winds on the co

kyung lah is in davenport, iowa. what are you hearing from voters there? are you hearing from people who are just undecided? >> reporter: oh, plenty of people who are undecided. as heavy as this snow is, we're hearing all of the questioning, when you sit down, at these coffee tables, and kitchen table, and talk with iowa voters, have you made up your mind yet, and the top four candidates we talked about, among them, joe biden, you can see i'm in front of his bus, his campaign, that is, having a surrogate event here, organizing people, trying to convince some of those undecided people to come over into their camp. and how many of them are there? take a look at this one section of the cnn poll. we were talking about those undecideds. so how solid is your support was the question in our poll. 40% say they have made up their mind. 45% say they could change their mind. 13% say they still don't have a choice. a first choice. now, that changes when you sit down with a bernie sanders supporter. we sat down with a couple of them, and here's what they told us, they'

where in 2017 the padres petco park flooded to last yun when record rainfall did this -- and to davenportum where rising rivers turned it into a field of dreams into a nightmare. >> every community that hosts a professional sports venue is going to be affected by global climate disruption, either through storm surges, more precipitation, stronger hurricanes, wildfires, droughts. >> reporter: alan hersch cowits is an environmental science environmentalist to the new york yankees. only known in professional sports he advises the mlb, nba, nhl, and major league soccer. >> we're dealing with very large real estate infra structure investments. rashdless of who owns them, they're going to be affected >> reporter: as a result the sports industry is one of the most aggressive going green and that sends a powerful message. because while very few people follow climate science, the vast majority of americans follow sports. >> no one looks at the new york yankees and thinks there some kind of left wing radical organization >> reporter: the new york yankees, among others, are investing in carbon conce

actually got a really big endorsement this morning from the quad city times, a paper that's based in davenportty there, scott county voted for clinton in 2016 but all of the iowa counties that touch scott county, pivot counties, they voted for obama in 2012 but skipped for president trump in 2016, that's a big endorsement for klobuchar and she's tried to make the case and continues to make the case to iowa voters here that she feels like she's the middle candidate, the person that can convince trump supporters to come back to the democrats, gillian. gillian: i just have to say, bloomberg might be taking on the real risky strategy but has one thing going for him that historically the other candidates have not had which is billions of dollars, so that's going to factor in a long the way. >> tons, tons of money. gillian: great reporting, thank you so much, ellison. leland. leland: bloomberg is willing to spend it too. american held hostage in syria says he know who is to hold responsible, the bank allegedly behind financing al-qaeda-linked group, qatar islamic bank accused to turning blind eye to

. >> reporter: that disgust also among progressives supporting bernie sanders in davenport, iowa. >>d has in the past. >> regardless of what the senate's going to do, the people are going to speak come election time. >> reporter: but as the clock ticks down to the february 3rd iowa caucuses, a senate trial complicates a campaign for the senators. >> as a united states senator, i am often on the floor of the senate and it looks like next week i'm going to be spending a lot of time on the floor of the senate. [ applause ] between you and me, i'd rather be here in iowa. >> reporter: to amy klobuchar. >> but as a woman running for president, i never thought i was going to have a fair playing ground. this is just one more obstacle to overcome. the fact that i may be in washington at a critical time when we should be campaigning. >> reporter: seeing less of the candidates makes choosing who to calmus for tougher for lynn swanson. >> i was with a group of friends recently. we were all in the same boat. we can't pull a winner out of the hat. >> reporter: her friend, a republican, just wants

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cnn has more from a joe biden campaign event in davenport, iowa, and cnn's jessica dean joins us fromegas, nevada, where joe bidden will appear at an event later on today. let me begin you with. you were able to shed the coat because it is blustery outside. what are folks saying inside? >> well, when you step inside, those coffee shops and the breakfast place, and the candidate forums, what iowa voters will tell threw are four candidates that they're talking about the most, the four in our poll, and one of those names joe biden, in the short time we are anticipating senator yokz john kerry, who supported the former vice president, he will be here at an organizing party. and something else voters are telling us, they are not behind securely any of the candidates with the exception of senator sanders. a lot are willing to switch or still undecided. here is what two of them told us. >> i want someone who can win this race. that is extremely important to me. so it has to be somebody who not only has opinions and values that i share, but someone who can influence other voters who are deter

from melbourne to morehead, and from davenport to right here in des moines, iowa, we stand on the shoulderstrue red-blooded american heroes. this great state was founded by tough frontier men. these are tough people. anybody want to join ice? he says no thank you. and strong pioneer women who defied the dangers to carve out a life and a beautiful home with great families and great neighbors. they tamed the wilderness, braved the elements, tilled the soil, planted the fields, and helped make this the greatest nation ever to exist on the face of the earth, and we are making it greater and greater every single day. [chanting "usa!"] pres. trump: we are returning power to you, the american people, where it has always belonged. it's coming back to you. with your help, your devotion, and your drive, we are going to keep on working and fighting and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. [cheering] pres. trump: we are one movement, one people, one family, and one glorious nation under god. america is thriving like never before, and ladies and gentlemen, and especially the great ladies a

we should also note the newspaper out of the quad cities, the davenport area, they just endorsed twochar. i'll be interested to see, not only is it the national papers but it's the local papers around here, folks that are very much immersed in their own communities in which people have for a long time been much more engaged with. i'll be interested to see the extent of the conversation over the next two weeks. >> thank you, vaughn hillyard, appreciate it. >> thanks my friend. >>> a void in the white house when it comes to pushing back against russian aggression as the top official responsible for the effort is placed on indefinite administrative leave. >>> plus a heightened nuclear threat from north korea after a top pentagon officials warns the country could resume nuclear testing with missiles capable of hitting the united states. your first look at "morning joe" is back in a moment. is back in a moment. ♪ when you look at the world, what do you see? ♪ where others see chaos, we see patterns. ♪ connections. relationships. ♪ when you use location technology, you can see where things

let's turn to nbc's ali vitali in davenport, iowa, following elizabeth warren.o we heard about a happy dance there on the sanders campaign. what about warren having won the endorsement of probably the most coveted paper there, "the des moines register"? is she expecting a boost from that? because she is scrambling a bit to regain her footing after the polling in iowa and new hampshire. >> reporter: yeah, a coveted endorsement, and from the biggest paper here in iowa. now, elizabeth warren is onstage behind me. i'm going to do what i do with you often which is a little bit of a golf choicvoice. she needed a little bit of a win and that "des moines register" endorsement is that. one of her staffers did a little dance and came over to me and told me she's happy to have that endorsement. it hit forical icahistory or his a little bit of a bump. all these polls we see coming out, they have different front runners, different orderings of the candidates. so a few points could make it or break it, especially eight days out from the iowa caucus. one thing from that endors

let me get to our road warrior, mike memoli in davenport, iowa. at an andrew yang effort but can you see how they're best talking about how they might be the one situated in the oval office at this moment to lead this country out of the crisis. >> absolutely, hallie. domestic policy this is what it's been, but as vice president biden told me this weekend, listen, foreign policy has always been front and center for me in the campaign trail. and the next president is going to inherit the world in disarray and we don't need someone who has on the job experience. but bernie sanders his advisers they want to highlight joe biden's vote to go into iraq in 2002. let's listen. >> when i voted against the war in iraq in 2002, i feared that it would result in greater destabilization. >> -- use this month to question your judgment about iran. bernie sanders talking about how he was right, you were wrong. what's your response to that? >> i don't respond to bernie. you won't get me into a fight with bernie. he's got enough baggage. >> it's interesting i was tal

let's take a listen to how he talked about this in davenport at a minor league baseball park last nighte has no notion that the constitution requires to take a nation to war the informed consent of the american people. no president has the right to take the nation to war without the informed content and authority coming from the united states congress. we have to face all this alone now, without our allies, because this administration didn't consult with our allies in the region, even though their interests are at stake, too. >> reporter: chris, the sanders campaign says they welcome this opportunity, too. that want to talk about his consistency on issues of war and peace and he voted against the iraq war while joe biden voted for it. >> i want to bring in dana milbank columnist for "the washington post." we talked about at times in the threat of war, experience like joe biden, like pete buttigieg helps them. but could you just as easily make the argument it fires up supporters of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren who have a different take on this, what are the political implications

we will start with you vaughn and the bernie sanders campaign there in davenport.he first time he has taken the lead there. we saw you going after him, trying to get him to comment on being atop the polls. talk about that exchange and what he said to voters there. >> reporter: good afternoon. bernie sanders is the story here. he is campaigning across iowa for more than five years, dating back to his first presidential run. now, just 22 days out from the iowa caucus, he is at the top of that poll that is known as the gold standard poll here in iowa. i got the chance to catch up with him last night. this is what he told me. >> polls go up and down. what is important to me is the kind of grass-roots support that we have. polls are great. s some days they are good. some days they are not good. i think we're going to win this iowa because we have an extraordinary grass-roots moc . movement. our goal right here in iowa is to knock on 500,000 doors. i don't think any campaign in american history has done that. at the end of the day, tv ads are great, but human contact is

winter weather advisories cover kansas city, quincy, davenport, chicago, and a few areas could get atle sleet this morning on the leading edge of the rain, to boone, and maybe even in the mountains of the poke noconos, snow forecast by january standards, the peak of kwirnwin not very impressive. green bay, northern wisconsin, illinois, not much in ohio, a coating on the grass, and that will be more tomorrow on the backside of the storm. the northeast, the i-95 corridor, no snow at all with the storm system. maybe a little bit in the mountainous areas. even there it looks like rain for the ski areas come saturday afternoon. here's how it plays out. as we go through the day today, rain moves through detroit, pittsburgh, the rain will arrive for the evening rush hour. dry in raleigh, charlotte will get soaked for the evening rush hour, and saturday, that's when we start to watch the rainfall moving through the east. washington, d.c., heavy rain early saturday throughout the morning, baltimore, philadelphia, and new york city, rain from noon to 6:00 p.m. and doesn't arrive into boston un