you are an iowa expert. there is a quinnipiac poll focusing on iowa.: they included joe biden and when he has included he is sapping the strength all of hillary clinton and bernie sanders has a one point lead. you take them out of the equation, and she is holding onto a three-point lead. his being in the mix right now is bothering hillary clinton a little bit more than bernie sanders. mark: in this poll and in the iowa poll, sanders is gainingg. what can you tells about why sanders has moved into a tie with clinton in this poll? threee wins two out of people under age 35. those are likely to include a lot of people who have never caucused before. the other thing you see is people right now are not focused on who can win in the general election. they are focused on who aligns with my values? that's why bernie sanders is doing better. if it were the reverse, people were caring about who wins, hillary clinton mighty polling stronger -- might be polling stronger. mark: statistical pie with sanders and clinton in iowa. more disturbing picture for hillary cl

it's not only arcane, but iowa may not do the parties much of a favour as an early test. n't believe me, ask president santor im and president huckabee. why iowa. it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. now, granted some place has to be first. as a test of a candidates viability early in the season, the thinking went. iowa can tell you useful things about fundraising, volunteers, organization, messaging, how much does it tell you really. right now, two non-politicians, top of the iowan polls, donald trump and dr ben carson, if one wins, and neither is the republican nominee for president, what will iowa have helped the party accomplish. here is david shuster. >> reporter: honoured by hollywood and "field of dreams." >> movie reel: is this heavy yen. >> no, it's iowa. >> reporter: iowa had as long lofty role in presidential politics. >> in this election we are ready to believe again. thank you iowa. the state has been home to the first nomination contest for 40 years, a contest depending on retail campaigning. a southern governor practically live

the husband and wife team's business took off when mary discovered this guy at an iowa bar.on kutcher. >> so tell me about ashton. what stood out? >> i just remember thinking he was gorgeous. really beautiful. and big personality. >> and then there's super model carly closs, one of the highest paid models in the world who they found in a missouri mall model search. they run their mom and pop operation out of their basement in dardenne prairie, missouri. >> this is our active roster of models that we have that are traveling around the world placed in different markets. >> yeah, and probably out of those 15 -- >> probably three will work out. >> but mary and jeff say their latest discoveries 20-year-old elijah harrison. >> good. >> do you have a faerp's tan? >> and 1-year-old hazel crew. >> come on. >> are on verge of something big. >> go get it. >> sheep are so dumb. >> hazel still lives in iowa with her family on this 125-year-old sheep farm. at nearly six feet tall with legs for days, hazel just walked her first runway shows in paris for designers shap pa rely and ralph raf

ann, i want to stick with you because you are an iowa expert. quinnipiac poll focusing on iowa. what do you see in those numbers? ann: they included joe biden and have taken them out -- taken him out. when he is included, he is sapping the strength all of hillary clinton and bernie sanders has a one point lead. you take him out of the equation, and she is holding onto a three-point lead. his being in the mix right now is bothering hillary clinton a little bit more than bernie sanders. mark: in this poll and in the iowa poll, sanders is gaining. whether biden is in the race or not. what can you tell us about why sanders has moved into a tie with clinton in this poll? ann: two things. he wins two out of three people under age 35. those are likely to include a lot of people who have never caucused before. so he is enlarging the base, and that is helping him there. i think the other thing is that people right now are not focused on who can win in the general election. they are focused on, who aligns with my values? that's what they are paying attent

>> reporter: the husband and wife team's business took off when mary discovered this guy at an iowa bart's ashton kutcher. >> tell me about ashton. what stood out? >> i remember thinking he was gorgeous. really beautiful. and big personality. extremely confident. right out of the gate. i was like, whoa! yeah. >> reporter: here's ashton at his humble beginning. his first modeling job. selling $20 jeans for montgomery ward. and then there's supermodel carly clause. one of the highest-paid models in the world. found in a missouri mall model search. >> carly at the time was 13 years old. 5'6". a few years later she'd had this major growth spurt. at that point i think she was maybe 5'9". >> three inches and you were like, yes! >> yeah. yes. >> reporter: they run their mom and pop operation out of their basement in darden prairie, missouri. >> this is our active roster of models that we have that are traveling around the world, different markets. >> yeah, probably out of those 15 -- >> probably three will work out. >> reporter: mary and jeff say their latest discovery, 20-year-old elijah harr

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donald trump, who criticized walker in an iowa -- in iowa at last week's debate tweeted praise saying walker is a nice person with a great future. but said in an interview that he will not be seeking his endorsement. >> i don't think so. i think he knows the different players. he's probably got a deal. don't forget i'm very much of an outsider. it's probably a little bit tough for him to do. >> one candidate appearing to court walker was jeb bush who praised him and rick perry as principle leaders. >> they got to do something that i got to do. they got to be a governor of a state and take an agenda and act on it. they weren't kind of back benchers sitting on the sidelines and yapping about things or talking about filing an amendment and calling it a success. they actually took conservative ideas and applied them where everybody had a chance to rise up to be successful. and that's kind of the mission that i'm on, as well. >> meanwhile, marco rubio, who walker frequently talks about as a possible running mate has picked up at least two of his early state supporters. and walker's foes ar

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there are people lined up who would be an iowa campaign manager. there's someone lined up who would be a new hampshire campaign manager. the reality is, though, they're not sure if he'll pull the trigger on that. so i'm still told october 1 is -- or around october 1 is the decision time. gwen: does that mean hillary clinton feels these footsteps and reads the polls more closely than we do and sees that joe biden is not even in the race is taking some strength from herstnd bernie sanders remains strong, is that -- does that explain what we saw there at this evolution? >> it definitely explains part of it. the campaign has had to reckon with their own mistakes here. they didn't see the email issue for what it was at the beginning. and that has dogged them all along. she really has kind of looked grudging and reluctant to make the iterative moves to get to i'm sorry. and that just didn't look good. whatever the there there, it didn't look good to have -- to have it drag out so long. so yeah. that has contributed to an opening. definitely it's helped s

. >> a couple of weeks ago i met an iowa farmer named russ anderegg.he told me they were managing to hang on to the farm but the only way was with his son-in-law working on the farm and driving a mail truck until midnight and his daughter working a full-time job. he said i think we can make it through this but what i don't understand is why with the rest of the world blossoming with economic growth created by americans, why is it we're having such a tough time stuck, str stagnating and trying to make it? that's the question for 1985 and this debate. i believe in order to take charge of america's economy and to get it moving given, we need to make three basic changes. the first is what i call workplace democracy. we need presidential leadership to bring out the very best of the creativity in america's workers, to bring labor and management together, to say to management when you cut wages for employees, you cut them for yourselves and when you give bonuses, you have to give bonuses to those employees because we have to bring people together in the workp

. >> an iowa radio host tweeted this. ump gets 32% of evangelical vote in iowa on february 1st i will quit my job. not happening. jeff greenfield, promising to quit your job, based on a vote threshold that donald trump might or might not get is risky business. >> i think anyone who makes that statement. i think i said if he is elected president i will take a permanent vow of silence. so i'm on the hook. this is chapter 28 and now he's gone too far. maybe this is the moment. maybe on the debate stage carly fiorina will deliver a joseph well . to joe mccarty famous blow. my skepticism is, donald trump tells us his darkest thoughts. his id is out on national display and what has built momentum for trump among weirdly groups, evangelicals, college-educated people is rooted in the enormous disaffection and contempt for the political establishment that trump reflects that anger. so the bedding that any one comment is going to unhorse him flies this the face of everything you have seen in the last two months. >> let's listen to w

he's an iowa operative, former leader in the house there in the state level. he is now co-chairing the draft joe biden effort in iowa. he got a special invite to come to washington with the vice president for some of these papal events. this is a hot ticket. very hard for people to get. kevin mccarthy coming from iowa to be here. tongues wangi iwagging about th they are meeting in private to plot the campaign and he's getting the campaign team ready especially because there's a new bloomberg poll out and shows hillary clinton at 33%. joe biden 25%. bernie sanders at 24. this is joe biden's highest national total. >> you always have the inside scoop. thanks. >>> cell phones are making it difficult to gather now poll numbers this time around. how the nation is going mobile. how that's created some challenges and a new poll about each candidate's realistic chances at becoming president. >>> getting through airport security will become more difficult for people in some states. why travelers may need a passport now for domestic flights. really. e #1) when returning

because they're not buying our products now because they have to pay every dollar instead of paying an iowa farmer something, they're paying an american bank to pay for the interest rate on the loans they undertook in the '70s. there's much more to say, and we'll get a chance, i guess, as this goes on. >> time now for the next question. that comes from george wily. >> mr. jackson, you answer first on this round, sir. several of you have noted, iowa is in the heartland of agricultural production in this country. as large as our agricultural production is, we have an industrial production that is three times that size. in this state and in many others, work ers are being told take a pay cut. not in pennies but in dollars, or the plant is going to close. plants have closed. my question is this. has business ownership become greedy or have workers priced themselves out of a job? >> first, workers have been victims of economic violence. corporations, multinationals have incentives to close plants and get tax deconductions. incentives to export our jobs, export our capital, export our tax base. f

donald trump is sharing the top spot in an iowa survey. the latest poll finds trump tied with dr.son. each gets 23% in the all. carly fiorina gets third at 10%. rick perry's campaign is fading fast in the state that votes first. he now has only one paid staff member in iowa. president obama is close to securing enough and votes to sustain any veto of a resolution against the nuclear accord with iran. the president will have the votes by this weekend. so far, 31 senators backed the deal. beis coon of delaware could number 32. he is nothing his position minutes from now. swedish officials are trying to strike a deal with ecuador that would let them question julianna signage in london. sweden wants to talk to the wikileaks founder about rape allegations. he has avoided extradition by taking shelter in ecuador's london embassy since 2012. he denies all accusations against him. an unprecedented announcement today from pope francis. he is calling on all priests to parted women who have had abortions if they seek sincere forgiveness. -- pardon women. for now, the change applies only to t

this is the biggest paper in the state and iowa is first in the country in terms of the presidential race. what does it mean for donald trump to have made an enemy this potent in a place that important? i don't know, but i'm really interested to watch that space. that is one huge new variable in the iowa contest. now, too old it this second variable. add to that a million dollars in anti-donald trump ads that are going to start running in iowa tomorrow. these ads are being run by a group called club for growth, club for growth is not an iowa group, they're a national group. over the years they've earned a fearsome reputation in republican circles for getting elected republicans and candidates to vote the way the club for growth wants them to vote. club for growth has a very efficient system for bending republicans to their will and it works in congress in particular like magic. first the club for growth puts out an alert telling elected republicans how they're supposed to vote on a specific bill up in congress. if you're an elected republican who decides to ignore that alert, if you decide to vote contrary to the way club for growth has to

trump told an iowa crowd of one thousand yesterday he's not obligated to defend the president, and said he may have faced criticism if he had interrupted the man. trump said he would absolutely consider appointing a muslim american to his cabinet. >>> speaking of politics, time to see what's coming up on face the nation. >> john dickerson joins us live from washington with a preview. >> this morning we're going to talk to hillary clinton, her first sunday show interview in four years. we're going to talk to her about domestic policy, foreign affairs, some of the complexities of her campaign, and how she's going to revive things. she's foundation ago real challenge -- facing a real challenge from bernie sanders. we're going to talk to rand paul, and a round table to pick apart their answers and talk about the political news. >> seems like there's been a shift in her strategy, doing more media interviews over the last few weeks. do you think the campaign is really worried about bernie sanders. >> i think they're worried about bernie sanders and they're worried just about her status, itsel

judging by the polls there was an iowa poll that i think was put up and we -- a new hampshire poll that shows her trailing. basically dead even or slightly behind in iowa and ten points or so behind in new hampshire. she has to reset, harris. she needs to get a message out about why she should be president, what she wants to do and what is her unique argument for herself because we saw in britain a left wing socialist was elected as the leaders of the labor party. what happens in britain is oftentimes a harbinger of what happens here. bottom line as i like to say bernie sanders is moving and right now he's got all the momentum, harris. >> pat, i want to go to you. why is bernie sanders resonating or is it that hillary clinton is not. >> it's both of those. the "post" poll which is a heavily biassed democratic poll if they are showing three points trump is ahead. i'll guarantee you that. let me say also what's happening with the movement to sanders is pretty constant every where you look at polls. he's up near 20% in south carolina. in the state -- he was here yesterday in south carolina

>> reporter: welcomed last night by the homecoming court at an iowa high school. >> i love you all. have a great dance tonight. trump firestorm is over when faced with this question in new hampshire. >> we have a problem in this country and it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an america. >> we need the question. >> reporter: trump didn't challenge his supporter's false claim about the president's background. >> if someone brought that up at a town hall meeting of mine, i would say, no, listen, before i answer, let's clear that up >> reporter: trump has no apologies. he recited his twitter account for a crowd saturday. >> so i started by saying am i morally obligated to defend the president every time someone says something bad or controversial about him? i don't think so, right? playing with fire or simply playing to his base? a recent poll shows more than president obama is muslim and 28% of republicans think the president wasn't born in the u.s. even trump has admitted his conspiracy theories over the president's birth are part of his

so one person does not, an iowa campaign make. no new hampshire campaign whatsoever.ws last week mean that rick perry was getting out of the race altogether? no, team perry took pains to say, even as they shut down their new hampshire campaign and that was breaking news, they pointed out their candidate was doing this differently than the others. he was going to focus on south carolina. remember how rudy giuliani said he would start in florida? rick perry is going to start in south carolina. there was rick perry on the steps of the south carolina state capitol campaigning literally waving a bible in the air and saying, "onward christian soldiers." when you think i'm being hyperbolic, i'm not. >> onward christian soldiers! >> that was the proof, yes, maybe he had given up on iowa and new hampshire and shut down his campaign there entirely, but he was obviously planning on hinging his whole presidential campaign on the next state on the primary calendar after iowa and new hampshire. and that, of course, was south carolina. that was the best hope, which is why it became

he will not build an iowa operation. he is not going to be able to build a new hampshire operation. what they are focused on his south carolina. and they are focused on a scenario that looks like bernie sanders beats hillary clinton in iowa or new hampshire both. then you come to south carolina and biden is waiting. a wounded clinton and a sanders who is not cut out or well-suited to south carolina, they roll down -- and biden is the waiting alternative. a scenario where she lost or was severely wounded in the first three contests now you have -- the really have a path for joe biden to win the nomination. but there is a bank shot quality pitching wins iowa, the whole thing is out of the window. charlie: what has happened to hillary clinton? the: she chose to get into race as the e-mail scandal was mushrooming. she could have put things off and try to deal with the scandal and the more effective way. that has dogged her. even though the polls are kind of mixed on whether voters think that should be an issue, she has got herself so yoked up in that and raising questions about her elec

>> he could raise the money at least conceivably to get through an iowa and a new hampshire and possibly a south carolina with a super pacs who aren't quite sold on hillary clinton. >> i think the biggest thing is whether there is space in the electorate for him. even more than raising money, are there supporters who are people who say hillary clinton is not my candidate. bernie sanders aren't electable or other factors so joe biden is my guy. he has deep roots in iowa. not so much in new hampshire. deep roots in the south carolina. but when you look at the recent polling where joe biden would be in the race. people considering him. he's still in third place solidly, both nationally and in the key primary states. so even more than does he have the money, i think there is a big question about yes he has favorable numbers because he's not out yet. but there -- >> i think that is a very fair point we have to mention. is there is no natural constituency within the democratic coalition that instantly gravitates towards him. it is a difficult path. all right. we can't not talk about the other

allegations that the ron paul campaign paid a bribe, that they bribed an iowa state senator in ordero get that senator's endorsement. federal prosecutors say the rand paul for president campaign made more than $70,000 in secret bribery payments to this iowa state senator and then they conspired with him to cover it up. that scandal has already led to that iowa senator pleading guilty in federal court. earlier this summer it led to federal indictments of three paul family staffers, two of whom have been work recently to get rand paul elected president this time around. all three of them have pled not guilty. but this scandal from his dad's campaign, it's already led rand paul to lose two of his top aides at a time when he really can't afford to be losing anybody. but they were charged. they're pleading not guilty. they've had to resign from rand paul world. so he's lost them. and now there's new bad news for rand paul in terms of what's about to happen in this story. the federal trial for these three indicted paul family staffers begins a week from monday in des moines, iowa, and one

. >>> planned parenthood supporters crashed carly fiorina's tailgate party at an iowa football game. the protesters -- in access to health care. the republican presidential candidate has been in a war of words with plan parenthood over those controversial undercover videos. >> you want to go look at those videos. >> i did. i'm a researcher with the criminal justice and i did. >> plan the parenthood has never denied. >> i do support women. i'm a woman, ma'am. i'm here -- i'm here to talk to a bunch of supporters, okay? and i understand we may disagree on this. but you need to ask yourself some questions. why is it that fetuses are aborted alive? you ought to look at some facts. this is a big political -- >> -- the abortion agenda and planned parenthood. >> how much money does planned parenthood get to give. >> i'll find out and we'll talk. >> how much money do they give to democrat candidates? you go look that up. >> how much do abortion and pro-life people give you? >> not a penny. >> really? >> not a penny. >> since the second republican debate, fiorina has been rising in the polls.

notion that he gets in quite late now, maybe he waits until early november, he's not going to build an iowa operation where he's going to go and the key with bernie sanders and hillary clinton in iowa. he's not probably going to be able to build a new hampshire operation. what they're focused on is south carolina. and they're focused on a scenario that looks like bernie sanders beats hillary clinton in iowa, beats her in new hampshire in one or the other or both. wounds her sufficiently in those first two contests that then you come to south carolina and biden is waiting. and a wounded clinton and a sanders who is not particularly cut out for well suited for the demographics of south carolina, they roll down there. and biden is the waiting alternative. and you know, scenario where she lost or was severely wounded in the first three contests, now you have-- now you really have a path for swro biden to go on and win the nomination there say little bit of a bank shot quality. she goes on and wins iowa, the wol wol thing is out the window. >> what happened to hillary clinton,. >> she chose to g

at an iowa campaign event.so said he has no obligation to defend the president. >>> happening today -- switching gears -- 7:37. let's talk about the alternative to the eat real festival in oakland. >> let's check in with rosemary orozco, she's up on the roof with some special guests. with the town eats event. >> reporter: yes. we're going to get to that in a moment. my question for you two, have you ever grilled octopus? >> no. >> i have actually. >> you have? wow. >> it's hard because you don't want to overgrill it or it becomes really super tough. >> we have grilled octopus with thai butter beans and cherry tomatoes, a little house made pancetta and toasted garlic. >> reporter: i have the chef craig with me. i have chris pastini. and your restaurant is at jack london square? >> yes, on the waterfront at 1 broadway. >> reporter: the eat real festival is this weekend. chris actually created his own three-day event to sort of keep your business going strong through the weekend as well. >> yes. we decided to do a

look at the time to reserve an amateur in iowa, something like 65, 70% comes on super pacs.to add on to this, beyond the fact they are controlling a message outside of the campaign but they can't control the candidate. fundamentally you can have all the money in the world but if you're a candidate is not good, then it don't matter how much money you. scott walker is a good example of this right now. if you're the scott walker super pac, you watch chuck's show this weekend is have a bit of trouble, staying on message. there's not a darn thing they can do to make up for that deficit. >> i promise when i could get five minutes for questions. anyway, thank you. but you did it on a topic we hadn't hit on. >> right now i'm reading you to watch the making of a president, 1968, and what's shocking is a 1960s seems to look a lot -- seems to look a lot like today. we sink race riots industry, and ongoing war on terror. pop country with a lot prosperity but no mobility for lower and new income americans. in addition to that we see establishment politics which is the laughingstock of th

. >> clinton's negatives also spiked more than half of all registered voters in iowa and new hampshire have annfavorable view of her. 61% in iowa an 60 in new hampshire. >> there is no stopping us -- >> meanwhile, sanders riding an anti-establishment wave, campaigning while being here. >> i think i'm perceived as the candidate for real change. >> with donald trump solidifying his lead in new hampshire, topping closest republican viefales, john kasich by 16 points and in iowa trump gets 29% while dr. ben carson comes in second with 22. scott waumer who once led the field now only gets 5%. today in new hampshire, walk are tried rev up his struggling campaign. reminding people it's still early. >> ups and downs. on the way. but stay true to who we are and get our message out. >> that was kristen welker reporting. >>> well you good to the zoo to see animals up close in person. visitors to the indianapolis zoo saw either too much or nothing at all of one particular animal today. a 4-year-old male cheetah somehow cleared his exhibit wall. triggering an hour-long lock down. visitors were ushered indo

meanwhile, jeb bush is an island doing i went -- in iowa the most boring thing imaginable.hat is jeb bush thinking? >> jeb bush is trying to be the granted in this race. the loss of scott walker and rick perry, to governors, notably, who have gotten out of the race. jeb bush man, where he said that these two guys are serious executives and know how to govern, and they are gone. then he made a comment about legislators who do not get anything done except file mms. jeb bush wants to be the guy who knows how to run something. by talking about things that he has run and putting forward ideas about how he would run the federal government. he wants to be that establishment candidate that scott walker said last night republicans must rally around. >> let me tell you what mike steele and all of miami really liked. a headline says that jeb bush plans to alter federal regulations to invigorate the economy. that is a "new york times" headline that they love it --. this is the joyful tortoise. >> that should be on a bumper sticker. >> to be able to pick it back to what he did as a floo

for the first time, donald trump is sharing the top spot in an iowa poll. 23% in the monmouth university poll. carly fiorina is third at 10%. meanwhile, fading fast and iowa. those, for the moment, either top headlines. matt miller is here and so is michael regan. covering as we head to the opening bell can number two needs to be, in my opinion, gentlemen, what is happening at bank of america. pension funds, including the largest employee retirement system, -- brian moynihan earlier this year was made eeo atn in addition to's bank of america. they are two of bank of america's's largest shareholders that say, this is bad governance. matt: it is a better way from their perspective to run the bank. it will be an internal struggle. if you are jamie dimon and your bank is jpmorgan, it is more likely to happen. it has been a couple of years since that kerfuffle at j.p. morgan, michael. what does that say to you that once again the focus is turning to corporate governance. mike: it is amazing these guys can hold the job so long with all the noise made about it. people have been talking about sp

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iowa. assumption going on. >> american people hate politicians and hate media an donald trump is going afterh of them. well -- you know, he goes after the media. the media. but you know what? he's tougher. the people are getting behind with the big stick. >> you agree with that. >> right now, absolutely. [inaudible] >> i do -- >> walking policy. [inaudible] >> still good for you. . . . . . . >> it is the chart of the day. neil: neil: who needs a chart what you already know. everybody except claire who is not exactly a fan of this show. look when the rally picked up steam. many of you who were in doubt, noon eastern time. i'm thinking noon eastern time, what is going on? wait a minute! "cavuto: coast to coast" back on. you can see the markets as well as i can. trish regan, top that, young lady. you have to keep this rally going! trish: we have a big report coming out of the fed right now, neil. this is "the intelligence report," everyone. i'm trish regan. this is the federal reserve beige book, a read on the economy. big indicator where this market will go in today's trading. we have right no