this morning, sanders was in in an op-ed in an iowa newspaper calling for an exespansion of social security. sanders is a colorful character by washington standards. he calls himself a democrat socialist, a fact not lost on president obama. here is president obama's one liner from sanders at saturday's white house correspondents' dinner. >> bernie is an interesting guy. apparently some folks really want to see a pot-smoking socialist in the white house. we could get a third obama term after all. >> sanders currently polling at about 8% right now. >>> in the next half hour we will tell you more about sanders' life and career. right now we want to know how closely you are following the horse race here. we have a poll up asking you if you're following the race for president as more candidates announce they plan to run. voting is pretty easy, there's the phone number. ing shoot us a text at 202-601-3444 or vote on facebook or twitter. we'll have the results in about 30 minutes. right now, let's talk to amelia. >>> aaron, here's your afternoon planner as we work our way toward 2:00 4:00 p.m. tem

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so perhaps still an iowa problem, but what about a perk nia? let me turn to you.his. this is a big deal. this is the first time she's really embracing, hey, i would be making history here. i would be the first female president. >> that's right. and if you look at that video featuring a lot of women there, black women, white women, latinas as well her website the same thing, a lot of pictures of women. women dominate the sort of visuals on that website. so yes, i think she's embracing it in a way that she didn't in 2008. remember n that race obama did make history. so in that way, she didn't really have the upper hand in that argument. but now she does. and in many ways you're going to see, i think, on the republican side people notice that she's trying to be the sole woman in this campaign. you might see somebody like carley fiorina jump in to challenge her on that field. but i think the democratic party had often been known as the mommy party. it was sort of a derisive thing. the mommy party versus the daddy party. you see from democrats now that a lot of these i

the northwest iowa farm is under quarantine as workers inside euthanize its entire flock of 3.8 million hens after antbreak of the h5n2 bird flu virus. iowa is the country's largest egg producer. one in every five eggs consume in the u.s. is laid by an iowa hen. and 6% of those hens come from sunrise farms. since december the virus has been detected in 13 states. yesterday wisconsin declared a state of emergency after three flocks tested positive for the disease. minnesota has already lost nearly two million turkeys. experts believe the disease is spreading state to state through droppings from migrating flocks. more than a decade ago a more lethal strain of bird flu h5n1 spread to humans in asia. nearly 300 people died. the current strain in the u.s. can kill a income of birds in under 48 hours, but iowa's secretary of agriculture, bill northy, says humans have little to fear. >> this disease does in the affect people, so there is no reason to be concerned for human health at all, but we're really trying to protect the other birds that are out there. >> reporter: as efforts continue here at sunrise

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more on the extraordinary criminal case unfolding this week in an iowa courtroom. .nce you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>> welcome back. a rare and salacious criminal case unfolding in an iowa courtroom where a former lawmaker is accused of third-degree felony sexual abuse for sleeping with his wife who suffered from dementia. the question at the heart of the case is whether donna ramons consented to have sex with her husband 78-year-old harold ramons. he took the stand in his own defense yesterday. take a listen. >> there is at the end of this there is a discussion about donna's cognitive state and her ability to give consent to sexual activity. right? >> i believe so. >> do you remember when the discussion got to that point? >> yes. >> and do you remember what you said? >> yes. i said it's not a problem. >> and why did you say that's not a problem? >> because i -- i indicated -- my thoughts were -- or my definition of that was intercourse. >> and what about intercourse? >> i did not have intercourse. that wasn't in that particular sentence. >> you mean -- >>

george mills, an iowa journalist who covered the milk strike, comments. the road to prevent that load of milk being delivered to the distributors in sioux city. the pickets were armed. so was the milk hauler and his sons. the pickets had placed telephone poles and railroad ties and things of that sort on the road. obstructions of one sort or another. and the milk hauler was a fellow by the name of r.d. markell, got out. he was a 67-year-old milk hauler. he got out of his car, out of his truck and went out on the road to remove the obstructions. and someplace along the line somebody fired a shot. nobody knows which side. and markell was struck in the stomach. he went ahead and removed the obstructions anyway, but then he died within a few hours. schoumacher: sioux city was isolated. on the road, trucks by the hundreds were turned back and rivers of milk ran down roadway ditches while in the city, strikers distributed gallons of confiscated milk free to the inhabitants. although the iowa strikers were few in numb their actions were merely the first ripple i

she is talking to students and teachers at an iowa college and yesterday president obama declined to issue a formal endorsement, but weighed in on clinton's candidacy. >> she is talented and tenacious and a great secretary of state and she is a friend of mine and i think she would be an excellent president. >> and marco rubio launched his own bid for the white house. >> launch my candidacy for president of the united states. >> and made the contrast between he and clinton. >> her ideas will not help every day americans the son of cuban imgrabs that fled to the u.s. and worked his way up the ladder and counts jeb bush as a mentor. >> we are not running against each other we are competing for the same job. >> rubio says we need a republican party that is fresh and vibrant. >> i feel i'm uniquely qualified and that is why i'm running for the president. >> he is holding events in key states just like new jersey governor, chris christie in the coming weeks the republican field is expected to grow. karen travers channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> much more ahead on "action news" at

karen: later, she met with a small group of teachers and students at an iowa community college. >> i want to stand up and fight for people so that they cannot just get by but they can get ahead. and they can stay ahead. karen: it's part of her campaign strategy to make her more engaging and accessible. this time around she's taking no vote for granted. florida senator marco rubio is back to work today after launching his own bid for the white house last night. he had to share the spotlight with clinton but useed it to his advantage. teeing off his announcement video. >> everyday americans need a champion and i want to be that champion. >> her idea is to help everyday americans will not help everyday americans. karen: jeb bush isn't officially in the race yet but looming large over the republican field. especially rubio who considers the former florida governor to be a mentor. >> i'm not running against jeb bush and i hope he's not running against me. we are competing for the same job. karen: hillary clinton is back at it tomorrow touring a small business outside of des moines iowa an

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these gatherings have the potential to propel a politician like an iowa event did for scott walker earlier this year. rand paul speaks tomorrow. the party's challenge to avoid the vicious primary fight that led them to lose in the last two elections. jeb bush tried to down play any personal tension between him and the man he once mentored, marco rubio. >> he is a c friend. it is what it is. >> reporter: but the main thing is the ideological fight. >> i don't think we have an ideological problem. i honestly don't. i think we need to be focussed on laying out a compelling alternative to where we are today. >> reporter: bush may dismiss any ideologyical problem. >>> tornado warnings are in effect in texas tonight after at least ten of them touched down in the state overnight. the spring weather turning so wild that in some parts of the country it doesn't look like spring at all. here's nbc's janet claimlien. >> reporter: snow and flash flooding across the country today. an interstate shut down for several hours after a pileup involving two semis, a motor home and two buses. as snow and dense

. >>> more than 5 million hence will have to be euthanized at an iowa farm because federal authoritiesnfirmed a bird flu outbreak. the farm has nearly 10 percent of the state's egg laying hence. the department of agriculture will move quickly to stop the spread of the potentially deadly disease. officials don't think this will cause a spike in egg prices provided the outbreak is stopped. >> it's 5:53. the officer in charge of a south jersey police department is accused of drunk driving. >> anyone taking new jersey transit may soon have to dig a little deeper for a ride. find out how much the agency wants to hike fares at 6:00 a.m. >> sock 21-year-old paul defeo arrested on sunday. a female student told police she met him at a restaurant. investigators say he assaulted the woman at her off campus home. he's being held on $250,000 bail. >>> the officer in charge of the millville police department is charged with drunk driving. lieutenant ed zadroga was arrested sunday night after a fender bender. police say the officers responding to the crash handled it like any other case and ended up

. >> reporter: a cattle call they have the potential to propel a politician like an iowa event did for walker earlier this year. rapid rand paul speaks tomorrow. jeb bush tried to downplay any personal tension between him and marco rubio. but the bigger issue is the ideological fight. how are you going to overcome the ideological issues that torpedoed it in 2012? >> i don't think we have an ideological problem. i think we need to be focussed on laying out a compelling alternative to where we are today. >> reporter: bush may dismiss any ideological problem. but conservatives on the right have serious concerns about his positions on immigration and education, both of which could give him headaches. hilly lyary n arriv here on monday. >>> tornado warnings are in effect in texas after at least ten of them touched down down overnight. here's janet shamlian. >> reporter: snow flooding across the country today. after a pileup involving two semis, a motor home and two buses caused a highway to be shut down. as snow and dense fog blanket the area. heavy wet snow collapsed carports damaging cars

. >> on the health watch this morning, the agriculture department confirms bird flu outbreak at an iowaxperts found the highly infectious and deadly n5n2 virus. that means up to 5.3 million hens must be destroyed. there was also a confirmed case of the bird flu at iowa turkey farm last week. the bird flu has affected several mid western states costing poultry producers nearly 7.8 million birds since march. there is no word yet how that cost will be passed onto consumers. >>> well retail remembers pulling blue bell products off the shelves after two samples of chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream tests positive for listeria. as don champion report, the recall covers 23 states. >> but bell recall is rare, and sweeping. the texas based company some unitarily recalled all of it products late monday, after two samples of it chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream tested positive for the bacteria listeria. symptoms include fever, muscle aches, nausea, die real rhea, it can be deadly. the move followed weeks of graduate recalls over the same concerns. >> c. o of the kirsh eude apology monday ni

. >> i don't know if hillary is really an iowa.laughter] but the way she is running the campaign is of little weird like us wiper right. is that the way you want me to vote for you? >> i think it is smart the tissue doesn't have charisma so she is trying to repeat her prior campaign. >> she says i.m. hillary clinton like they are being lectured by a elderly. she is out of touch completely. kennedy: this is what i love about you. because more than an james carville you want her to be president. >> her logo looks like 9/11. every step she does is a walking calamity and we have a year and a half. all she says i like america and people should have jobs. kennedy: the issue will not step into any controversy. >> she gave us a balanced budget to bring in the first republican in congress then left without the only balanced budget in our lifetime. >> this is her nomination. >> she should give out his speech instead of pretending to ride around on a fake may and. >> cattle think it is baked i have seen it up close. >> talk about twitter foll

an official candidate. antonio. >> thank you, ash-har quraishi in iowa. what will be different for hillary clinton's campaign this time around? we'll look at that in a few minutes. >>> an historic step to try oimprove relations between the u.s. and canadian. obama and castro took the step of shaking hands tonight. while u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon looked on. mike viqueria is in washington with more. >> reporter: antonio, it is expected to be a step towards the normalization of relations with cuba, removing cuba from the state department's list of state sponsors of terrorism. it is a relatively short list, notorious in the eyes of the nation syria sudan iran and cuba just four countries. we understand the state department has recommended that cuba be removed from that list. it is a list that cuba certainly wants to be off delisted from. involved in it are all kinds of financial restrictions, inclusion assets frozen, banking restrictions and economic sanctions on that country cannot do business with u.s. banks or interests. obviously that has repercus

john there's one great clip of scott walker walks into an iowa small group and says guess what. en i was a kid i lived in iowa for a few years. is that what you need to do to distinguish yourself and break through the growing pack? >> everyone loves aweuthenticity in candidates now. everyone wants a personal connection now, especially in an early state like iowa and new hampshire and meet them. so scott walker having grown up for several years as a child in iowa that's not being a native but that's close. >> and how does the whole race shape up? take a look at the most recent fox news poll. rubio has been making a lot of waves. he's now at 13%. followed by walker and then rand paul and jeb bush at 9%. huckabee and cruz way down there at 8%. why do you think ted cruz isn't doing a bit better and struck by the poll of tea party members who have cruz at 10% while the lead is walker at 19%. >> well, first of all, these polls all have a margin of error of 5% plus or minus. you don't want to read too much into them. but i would say that the tea party is not monolithic. the tea party lo

. >> did you see that hillary visited an iowa college and they closed down the classrooms. they didn't have classes. is this how she will dwet elected and how she will get the ma -- the millennials? >> this is it. this is the most exciting thing that happened in iowa since the scare crow caught fire. >> i would like to disassociate myself. >> next topic on wednesday, thousands of workers across the country rallied to demand a federal $15 minimum wage. it included fast-food workers and professors and wal-mart employees. groups of people who obviously hang out all the time. it is all united in their fight for higher pay and the right to unionize. they marched and shouted demands and there were even demonstrations in new zealand and japan. i wonder if this professor thinks the system is broken. >> the system is broken and this is our best hope. >> the protestor it is not exactly like wages. it is a sneaky way for big union to expand their reach and their power. andy, are you with me on this issue? >> i think the system is broken. >> how is he affecting our stories? >> i don't

an iowa farm holding nearly 10% of the state's chickens when 5 million hens must be destroyed as a result. iowa is among 12 states that detected bird flu since january including wisconsin which has declared a state of emergency. the risk of human infection is considered to be low and no human cases have been reported. hormel warning it will sell less turkey this year because the viruss forced farmers to kill more than 2.4 million turkeys in the last month. >> just quickly, we do have headlines from due uponpont. they're raising their dividend to 49 cents from the 47 cents it had been before. just looking at the yield right now. that's a 2.5% yield. so that will increase the yield spiral. >> in the meantime let's tell you about stocks to watch this morning. a mixed quarter for ibm's big blue. their earnings beating the street but sales falling for a 12th straight quarter. the strong dollar continues to be a head wind. we'll talk to an analyst about all of this. chip design makers technology that of course may have the technology that powers the iphone and profits topping expectations. also

it's happening with that small group of students and faculty you see there at an iowa community college in monticello, iowa. our people on the ground there told us mrs. clinton has arrived at that location. but she is not yet seated at the table. when she gets there, we may bring some of that back to you live. >>> we are "back in session." the obama administration getting ready to tell travelers now if and why they are on the so-called no-fly list. possibly including some suspected terrorists. so is this a good idea? joining me now judge andrew napolitano, fox senior judicial analyst. >> do you want to tell everybody why we are laughing before we started? >> i don't know. we talked about a lot of funny stuff. >> i've been such a harsh critic of eric holder. it is so weird and out of place for me to find something to agree with him on, particularly in the end days of his tenure as attorney general. >> why would you -- fox news alert, why would the judge agree with eric holder? >> the constitution says when the government is going to interfere with your right the right to travel or your p

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. >>> an iowa farm needs to kill more than 5 million hens because of a bird flu outbreak. the u.s.artment of agriculture says the highly infectious virus was held at a farm in osceola county. they lay nearly one in every five eggs we eat in this country. >>> we learn a mother found stabbed to death in northern virginia dr. bonnie black was found dead in the aurora highlands area of arlington. neighbors spotted her three and five-year-old children upset and wandering? their pajamas. >>> a trial accusing a woman pretending to be the woman's relative. the you don't know. >>> if you own an iphone or ipad, your apps could be carrying a virus right now. a cyber security firm says about 1,000 apps were exposed to a bug that could allow hackers access to your information. we just tweeted a link to a page where you can search your apps to find out if they were affected. we're told the developers are already working on a solution to this problem. >>> mac and cheese lovers say good-bye to that orange cheese powder in that blue box that we so fondly remember. remember the mac and cheese. >> wh

. >> reporter: good evening, hillary clinton told teachers and students today in an iowa community college that one of the main reasons she is running for president is her new granddaughter, she wants charlotte and every child to have every opportunity possible and that is why she couldn't stay on the sidelines. >> it was a low key start for hillary clinton. >> drink my way across the country, maybe a glass of water too. >> her first appearance in iowa came at a small town coffee shop. >> i think she has my vote. >> later she met with a small group of teachers at a small iowa community college, i want to stand up and fight for people so they cannot just get by and they can get ahead and stay ahead. >> it's part of her campaign strategy to make her more engaging and accessible, this time around she takes no vote for granted. >> senator marco rubio is back to work after launching his campaign tonight. he to share the spotlight for clinton, but used it to his advantage. >> i want to be that champion. >> her ideas to help every day americans will not help every day americans. >> jeb bush is no

this is actually of an iowa state university botany class from 1890. we see more women than ever before with access and opportunity to go to college. and women are increasingly playing sports. this is one of my favorite pictures. on riverside drive, new york city. it does not look like this today. we see women participating in sports in school settings and outside, women are working more than ever before. you think about it. long working hours, increased opportunities for your leisure time, riding in an automobile, going to the movies, right? playing sports? you have less time to sew. always have the skills to create a well fitted, fashionably acceptable garment? no. no. enter the department store. the stores become the center for display and entertainment. william leach, a historian talks about these palaces of consumption, allowing women to see and be seen and fashionable clothing. thus changing shopping rituals forever. advertisements in retail shop displays. see this window? this does not happen too much today, does it? people gawking in the window

the executives worked for an iowa egg company responsible for the 2010 outbreak. they received three-month jail sentences after entering guilty pleas. you'll remember that the outbreak triggered a nationwide egg recall back in 2010. >>> a family is considering legal action after police took their two children into custody for walking alone in their neighborhood. in december the parents were accused of neglect for their so-called free-range parenting style which they say teaches independence. now they're fighting child protective services. >> they're well behaved. well fed, well dressed. articulate intelligent. confident. i mean i -- there's nothing in that list that suggests neglect. >> to get their kids back the parents had to sign a safety plan which prohibits them from letting the children go outside by themselves. >>> up next at 11:00, have you done them yet? you know exactly what i am referring to. tomorrow the deadline for taxes and the clock is ticking. we'll have last-minute tips for you to help you through the painful process. >>> how farmers in the south

it forced an iowa farm to euthanize 4 million egg laying hens. the strain has been found in turkeys. hormel foods says they are undergoing a thorough cleaning. the usda says consumers don't need to worry because it is inspected before it hits store shelves and cooking kills the virus. it's unknown if egg and turkey prices will go up though. >>> it opened in 1998 and is still going strong. the institute of hugh seem and library services is honoring san jose's tech museum of innovation. the group praised them for contributing to inspiration and innovation in the sill come valley. administrators say the award is a validation to the museum's mission to strengthen local understanding of science, math and technology. >> really doing a lot more reach into the community expanding our tech challenge program, the tech awards program and replacingment the exhibits to focus on deep experiences for people in the bay area. >> the tech ceo will accept the award at a ceremony in washington next month. >>> a super fun event. i go so much i could probably do the t

an iowa farm is the latest to be hit with the deadly bird flu affecting nearly 4 million chickens make together biggest commercial flock hit by the virus since it showed up in the u.s. last year. joining us a former fda official and ceo of the natural products association. welcome to the show. so good to see you. tell us how this bird flu is different in any way from previous ones? >> well this is a highly pathogenic bird flu it's rare it affects humans, there are concerns with cdc it's expansive approximately 3.5 million chickens. people are talking precautions. >> i understand iowa is the biggest producer in the country that would put it in the cross hairs. seems critical it is stopped. how do you do that? >> first and foremost the firm quarantined the chickens and humanely euthanize. gerri: that means they were slaughtered. >> yes. gerri: what do they do with the carcasses? >> properly dispose of them so they do not contaminate the supply chain. gerri: what does that mean? >> sterile and septic and there is no contamination. gerri: are they buried? what goes on? >> i'm not familiar

. >>> just minutes from now, an iowa man is due in court to face charges of planning a terror plot. ctment he traveled to syria to receive training with the terror group before coming back to the united states where he planned to kill soldiers at a military base. >>> turning now to iraq where government forces are struggling to hold off isis. the rampage extremist fighters threatening to seize control of ramadi. joining me now is cnn national chief security correspondent jim sciutto. what is going on there with ramadi and what is going to happen? >> it doesn't look good. pictures today are so stark. people voting with their feet. we're talking about tens of thousands. estimated 150,000 people that have fled ramadi. in the midst of that you have iraqi officials inside the city saying the city is in danger of falling. they need more enforcements from baghdad. they want more u.s. led air strikes. they've been getting air strikes. yesterday we heard from general martin dempsey who conceded the city may fall and that it's not strategically important and they would want to get it back but

. >> reporter: and her campaign is bracing for an iowa challenger. it remains to be seen if that will happen. clinton makes her first trip of this 2016 campaign to new hampshire tomorrow. meeting with small business owners. no rallies this time. martha, right now, it's all about these one-on-one meetings with voters. >> it is, indeed. thanks so much, cecilia. >>> and republicans have already beaten clinton to new hampshire, including senator marco rubio, who just also kicked off his campaign. clinton was the most popular target at this weekend's gop leadership summit. >> that's a lot of chipotle, my friend. >> i could have sworn that i saw hillary's scooby doo van outside. then i realized it couldn't possible be that. you don't have foreign nations paying speakers. >> i think her dereliction of duty, her not providing security for our forces for our diplomatic missions, should forever preclude her from holding a higher office. >> quite the attacks this weekend. let's bring in my colleague jon karl. >>> let's move to jeb bush, this was his first reall

on campaign finance, but it was geared to be a pop you list economic message, and also geared for an iowa audience first, and a national audience second. >> and with ruth marcus one of the criticisms has been that this is so controlled there's no opportunity to question her about the disparity between them dialing for dollars and what's going to be a billion dollar-plus campaign and talking about a constitutional amendment to limit campaign spending. at the same time talking as a pop you list when she was the senator from new york and clearly very close to wall street took money from hedge fund managers. but, ruth you wrote that the very roll-out the video was, quote vapid. >> i understand what hillary clinton is trying to do by the way, i'm kind of itching to be out there. i know it's frustrating not to get to her. the campaign wants to hear from everyday americans, and all of that stuff, but the video and honestly even the first day or so of campaigning has been not -- the video was substance-free. the first couple days of campaigning have been semi-close to that. the video didn't say a

from an iowa perspective, the papers there, front page she did the small, you know coffee campaigning that iowans like but now we learn that people were bussed into the coffee shops, they were brought in a lot of it was staged. there was no opportunity to question her. and she did make news yesterday midday with a statement from her washington office or new york campaign office that she now believes there should be a constitutional right to same-sex marriage, but no opportunity and we all tried to question her about that. first of all, what about her change of position since that interview during her book tour last summer when she was saying it should be a state issue? >> well, i think first of all, she was saying in 2013, which was very important, she came out in a video for the human rights campaign for same-sex marriage. that certainly differentiates herself from the republican side that have announced, and i think it's a good question to ask of them, where they are on this issue. that's the number one thing. the second thing is i believe i remember listening to that interview, and

i'll tell you something else no one is ever standing on a stage during an iowa debate and a reporters says i want to talk to you about how late you entered the race and the video you produced and why it took so long to do sit downs. no i think the campaign is beginning the way i would hope my president would behave, which is let's try to figure out the right thing to do to be in touch with what americans care about, the issues they want how i'm going to resolve the solutions. that's the way i want my president to think as well as a candidate. >> your wife was in the scooby-doo van. if you have a laugh about the way the coverage was so intense, the visit to chipotle. >> we talk about just about everything except the campaign. i don't think she even knows i'm here today except that she's alone with jordan. look -- >> why wouldn't you want to talk to her about how this is going? >> well we talk about things but i also am very careful to give wide berth to the idea that she's got a very difficult job to do and her boss has a very difficult job. >> can i show you something kind of ridiculo

especially this visit to an iowa chipotle may or may not got sour cream. whether she left the tip. manager said she failed to. surprising to exactly know said i would like to know if she left anything in the tip jar because that would be an indication she understands the average ordinary every man she seeks to represent. your thoughts on this pressing national matter jonathan? >> one was there a tip jar sitting right there? and two, i have a problem with the whole tip shaming thing. we've been talking about this a couple of weeks, there have been stories where like the jar and then the electronic way to flash up on the screen 25%, 50%? and this is my full disclosure and might not be a surprise to you, but i have never been to chipotle. >> whoa. whoa. don't they revoke furyour passport for that? i think you're disqualified for citizenship. >> unrelatable. caucus goers. >> here's the only thing i'll say. hillary clinton knows she's going to be scrutinized. the security video. each media appearance so withheld or each appearance so withheld that once there was a tiniest bit of chum in

. >>> more than 5 million hens at an iowa egg farm must be euthanized after bird flu was detected aty. in less than a month, more than 7 million cases have been confirmed in 13 states and while the bird flu isn't considered a risk to humans it with wipe out commercial flocks in matter of days. >>> cash compensation grew significantly last year with cash now making up nearly 40% of total ceo pay. the hike confirms some investors' fears that the market may be close to topping out. >>> american journalist held in iran for nine months now charged with spying. "the washington post" calls the spying allegations ludicrous. he spoke with cnn's anthony bourdain about his life in iran in july of 2014. >> are you happy here? >> look i am at a point now after five years where i miss certain things about home. i miss my buddies. i miss boreurritos and having certain beverages with my burritos in certain establishments. i love it and i hate it. it's home. it's become home. >> that home now a prison and a nightmarish ordeal for rezaian and his family. >> there was this article in an iranian newspap

i got an e-mail from an iowa democrat this morning who said if she would have flown here she could haveto so many more. she'll get some attention across the way going through battleground states like ohio. it's fine. but once she really gets into this campaign it's going to be several weeks from now, in may, when she's giving her first big speech and her first big why she's running. >> they didn't like her much last time around in iowa so she's got to figure out a way to kind of get back into their good graces. >> we'll be covering it every step of the way. all of us. we will be busy. we love covering politics. that will be good. thanks very much. >>> another story we're following, a very different story, despite a dramatic rescue of some yazidis, a key minority in iraq many face capture by isis. up next we have a story of one family ripped apart following an isis attack. arwa damon is standing by. i'm brian vickers, nascar® driver. i'm kevin nealon comedian. and i'm arnold palmer, professional golfer. know what we have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®.

talked to democrat, are we going to be dictated by some consultant she said, no, this is going to be an iowa campaign different from last time. this is only the first week. eventually she's going to have to have those impromptu moments, have to get the scrum with reporters like all these republicans in did in new hampshire take tough questions that have to happen. really this is only the first. i say -- >> cut her some slack. >> schieffer: you cannot over state that. i complete ly agree. >> going at it learning it was the first week. going to see her at construct sites, at community college trying to figure out really what works. beyond the scooby-do van there are -- to keep momentum going even if martin o'malley decides to jump in, even those republicans are talking about it. >> hillary clinton is never going to, no matter how many vans she's going to get in, she's never going to look like regular person who goes through all the abrasions of daily life. it came through even behind the bulletproof glass of the staged event was that she has been thinking about these issues of family wages, he

he is not an obvious i was player will stop there is no place -- he is not an obvious iowa player. there is no place that is obvious for him. what he has to hope for is that he never just gets behind jeb bush. and walker, maybe is too much in the conservative lane for the establishment. his bath is an ideological path not a generational path. mark: he still has room to grow. he has still not tried out his talents on the kinds of audiences he may win. some felt last week that after he spent time in iowa, he would become the iowa front runner. and maybe so, but today's polling does not represent that. he's got a long way to go, but he does have the capacity to blow past the last man dancing if bush and -- the last man standing if bush and walker and others are found wanting. john: he's a senator and a lot of the money around him is establishment money. he will caps on wall street money and real estate money, and think like that, but he was originally a tea party guy. walker and he are almost -- you think of him against bush all the time, but he is really more in the walker. he can st

the executives worked for an iowa egg company responsible for the 2010 outbreak. they received three-month jail sentences after entering geli y guilty pleas. the outbreak triggered a nationwide recall on eggs. >>> not your standard sea sickness for passengers aboard one cruise ship. they are inspecting a norovirus outbreak that sickened 100 passengers. cleaners could be seen disinfecting at the end of the 15-night cruise. passengers on a second one are reporting norovirus symptoms. that ship is still at sea expected to dock in san diego later today. >>> a proposed statue swap in the u.s. capitol is generating heated debate here in sacramento or in the bay area. each state is allowed to place two statues of citizens in the u.s. capitol. right now it's ronald reagan and since 1934 father sarah. now, southern state senator wants to replace sarah with nasa astronaut sally ride, the first female american in space. most republicans oppose that idea but it did pass the state senate yesterday. it now moves on to the assembly. >>> a maryland family is considering action af

. >> this time she'll stop in an iowa living room. the model, her advisers her campaign for senate in 2000. >> voters felt they were connecting with her authentic self. when they felt she was really speaking if her heart and her gut and not from talking points. >> i just don't want to see us fall backwards. >> hillary clinton's challenge is not all that different from sitting vice presidents like george h.w. bush in 1987 or al gore in 1999. how to create a first impression again. >> i am all about new beginnings. another new hair style. a new e-mail account. >> but can a candidate who's been in the public eye for more than two decades really reinvent herself? and can she do what ted kennedy could not do articulate a compelling message? >> why do you want to be president? >> well i'm -- uh -- >> one of my complaints for this year or two of ready for hillary e-mails is that it wasn't clear what you were ready for. >> clinton advisers say her campaign will center on boosting economic security for working families. and casting clinton as

role is so important get their first glimpse of the former first lady arriving in her fancy van at an iowa campaign stop. >> scooby van is coming up right here, right behind our camera. here it is. there she goes. and secret service following behind her. okay. they're going around to the back. so we're not going -- you can see the media running behind me here. to chase the scooby van. and she's going around to the back. >> wow. >> all right. we'll see her very soon. >> guy in the orange pants is pretty quick. alex, i mean i'm looking at the people -- wow. orange pants is outnumbered now by all of the people racing around the back. >> oh my god. how embarrassing is that? that is so -- i'm humiliated just to watch it. i'm humiliated for my kind, the press. let's go to chief white house correspondent ed henry who filed this report from the campaign trail with mrs. clinton, and he was not one of those people chasing that car. >> well the media is collect i havely allowing hillary clinton's campaign to kick off much differently than the republican side. and that's allowing her to accomplish her