yesterday at saint ambrose university in davenport iowa organizers engaged both students and the community, informing them of the rich history of the iowa caucuses. "(mary heinzman/executive director of information resources at st. ambrose university) we have a lot of students who come from other states who don't even know what a caucus is. so, to have this here during an election year is a great opportunity for them to learn about the process, what happens during the caucus and ht influences the presidential race." lukas: that very exhibit will be in sioux city at morningside college starting city at morningside college starting january 30 running until mid february. it's free and open to the public. there's also a permanent display in des moines as well. lukas: doesn't reallz matter ... candidates often encourage those not old enough to vote to help out. eleven year old george reynal , has been hard at work this election cycle, campaigning for hillary clinton. george says he believes in clinton's vision for america and says she's the candidate with the expereince needed to run the nation

. >> he has to ambrose university -- heads to ambrose university for a rally. also here in the metro, mike huckabee and west des moines and carly fiorina and waukee. huckabee plans to stay here in the metro and will have a movie screening of god not dead ii. chris christie campaigning in he will be with governor branstad. rick santorum will be in the pizza ranch in the metro. rand paul will be rallying at the university of iowa tonight as well. you can trust kcci tomorrow for complete caucus coverage. we will be rise -- live all night long into the final results are in. we will have -- the inside the democratic and republican caucus. our coverage starts at 6:30 monday night. if you're still wondering when, where, and how to caucus, we haven't covered. we broke it down this morning -- we have it covered. we broke it down this morning. you can watch it right now on our website kcci.com. a live look outside at our downtown skycam. a gorgeous, warm day outside. >> will mainly be northwestern portions of the state. -- it will mainly be in the northwestern portions o

yesterday at saint ambrose university in davenport iowa organizers engaged both students and the community, informing them of the rich history of the iowa caucuses. "(mary heinzman/executive director of information resources at st. ambrose university) we have a lot of students who come from other states who don't even know what a caucus is. so, to have this here during an election year is a great opportunity for the process, what happens during the influences the presidential race." lukas: that very exhibit will be in sioux city at morningside college starting january 30 running until mid february. it's free and open to the public. there's also a permanent display in des mois as well. lukas: on the campaign trail ... . hands are too small tohelp out, candidates often encourage those not old enough to vote to help out. eleven year old george reynal , has been hard at work this election cycle, campaigning for hillary clinton. george says he believes in clinton's vision for america and says she's the candidate with the expereince needed to run the nation. campaign organizers he works with say

ambrose university. that event starts at 5-30. donald trump, still leader of the diverse republican pack, campaigned in dubuque yesterday. trump made headlines last week, for refusing to appear at the final republican debate before the iowa caucuses. a decision he fully embraces. " i think the debate turned out to be good that i didn't do it. it was a lousy debate anyway. boring, boring. that was a hard thing to watch, wasn't it? but it wouldn't have been hard--if i was there you would've liked it, right? " trump is currently neck-and-neck with texas senator ted cruz in most recent iowa polls. cruz focused his efforts in ntral iowa over the weekend. yesterday, he held a rally in ames, telling everyone to get out and caucus. he told his supporters to encourage others to come out monday night. "i"ieveryone in this room brings additional people totohe caucus on monday night, we will we hope you'll stay with t-v nine for complete caucus coverage monday night. we'll have live reports from des moines and eastern iowa, plus expert analys

ambrose university, 518 w. locust st. in davenport. all trainings are either conducted in english and spanish, or interpreters are available. attendees will learn how the caucuses work and how to find their caucus location. the latino vote iowa approximately 50,000 registered latino voters statewide. our efforts have focused on mobilizing latino voters in the following counties with the highest percentage of latino voters: black hawk, buena vista, crawford, dallas, johnson, linn, louisa, marshall, muscatine, polk, pottawattamie, scott, wapello and woodbury. several thousand latinos have already indicated they will participate in the caucuses. we've tried to make it easier for anyone who visits our website to learn about the iowa caucuses by including tutorials on how the democratic and republican caucuses differ, and a listing of caucus sites for both parties on our website: www.iowalulac. org. most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script

ambrose university) we have lot of students who come from other state who don't even know what a caucus is. so, to have this here during an election year is a great opportunity for them to learn about the proces what happens during the caucus and how it influences thepresidential race." lukakas: at very exhibit will be in sioux city at rningside college starting january 30 running until mid february. it's free and open to the public. there's also a permanent display in des moines as well. jessica let's check in with fororhe weathe matt: currenently, we have temperatures in the teenand 20s and a light wind coming through from the south and cover out there. later this evening, some light snow will pass through. tomorrow will be cold under a mix of sun and clouds as high pressure builds in for a day. the weekend will be windndand warmer as hi temperares s filly maket back into the 30s. the snow forecast model shows a dusting to 1/2 inch of snow - this will be a minor event. today's forecast calls for clouds and a high of 27. the low is 10. tomomorrow's high is 20. matt: currently, we have

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