he was asked, is there bush fatigue and iowa? >> the iowans that i know are thoughtful and they want to get to know the candidates. my answer to your question is that i will go make my case. most people know my record as governor and my life experience, so i will get a fair hearing. >> we will be here tomorrow streaming live from jeb bush and other potential candidates. let's start with jeb. what are the stakes for him and what should people be looking for on this big trip? >> first of all, he has to prove that he is a conservative. there is a suspicion as you know, that he is not, that he is a moderate. he has to make that case. he started to do it in an aggressive way in florida. and he has to do the retail thing. you know i saw him and las vegas, he was pretty good out there, but he was doing a lot -- you will face a lot more scrutiny and iowa. he will have to bring his a game. >> this will be a big deal. this is mostly a policy focused interview on stage. it is the retail event. one tonight, before the event, then on saturday.

the question is, the aunt jen -- beyond jeb, who do think as most of the stake tomorrow and here in iowa? >> mike huckabee, and rick santorum, two people that one iowa the last couple of times, they are languishing in the polls. they will have to reintroduce themselves to voters. there is no way that they can be the nominees if they do not make a dent. scott walker, who you mentioned, he has to prove that he is the real thing. he has been on a roll, he have to keep that going. >> the other person i am keeping my eye on is that the gentleman from texas a&m. rick perry has about as many military credentials as anyone in the race. i know back east people dismiss his chances, but he has to do well in iowa. this is a time for him to do what he failed to do four years ago which is to be the ag candidate. >> this is a second chance for him. ted cruz, it will be an important weekend for him. if it is going to happen for him, it starts in iowa. he has been doing lowly in the polls, so he has a lot of pressure on him. >> it is, it is an interesting dynamic, because it scott walker came in last in

and make the decision. that happens here in iowa. jeb bush will have to prove himself as a candidate in and of himself, and so far it looks like he is willing to dedicate the time and energy to do that here in iowa. steven: if there are 12 or 14 republican candidates, will there be more than three tickets? jennifer: i think so. yes. i think there will be some candidates who will find it difficult to see that path to the nomination. i think you can -- i think when the iowa caucuses said and done, there will be much more than three candidates. steven: let's go to ken thomas of ap. kenneth: the playoff of that you have played a very important role in the caucuses. we will probably have a very large field in iowa. does that potentially dilute religious conservatives influence and power. we saw this past week, ted cruz announced his campaign at liberty university in a clear attempt to connect with religious conservatives feared. jennifer: i am a government professor -- that is my paying job. what of the things that i would be observing ver

just few days, we can have a detailed conversation about ohio, certainly michigan and wisconsin, and iowa, these midwestern labor rich swing states. when you do have a broader conversation about what is the middle class doing right now

when people say sometimes that they look you in the eye and make the decision, that happens in iowa. eople are going to do that here. jeb bush is going to have to move himself as a candidate. so far it looks if he is willing to devote the time and sincerity in iowa. >> if there are 12 or 14 republican candidates, will there be more than three tickets? >> i think so. i think there will be some people who will find it difficult to see that path to the nomination. i think when the caucuses are said and done, i believe there is going to be much more than three candidates. >> just a follow-up on that. evangelicals often play a very important role in the caucuses. does having a larger field in iowa dilute their influence and power? ted cruz announced his campaign at liberty university and a clear attempt to connect with religious conservatives. >> two responses to that. i'm a government professor. that is my paying job. one of the things that i will be observing very carefully is not only how the group as a whole is attracting voters and and how they're trying to present their message, but

new hampshire, and iowa not very representative in terms of where people live, but they can because they are small and have a tradition of this, that the candidates -- vet the candidates in terms of character and who should win. just for a moment, they create a small pause. host: this week we covered senator graham, and tonight we will cover senator cruz. last week we were governor rick perry, senator paul, and scott walker. steve on our republican line. caller: good morning. i have been watching politics and presidential politics, and it still comes down to me as a likability thing. i go back to when obama was running in the primaries and you had that question, oh, hillary you are likable enough. the think i am wondering about is this -- why these candidates don't devote themselves instead of saying, especially my republican candidates, oh, we got problems here, here, here. hey, why not go back to the reagan thing of being the happy warrior. i would like to know instead of favorable and unfavorable ratings, how about likability ratings? host: your final point? caller: well, basically th

and not worry about frankly the people in iowa and my customers in iowa who helped get the president elected. >> host: monty tayloe last question. >> guest: we were just talking about the comcast merger and some people talk about that merger all the time bad customer service from those two companies and cable as a whole comcast is that it's going to do something about that and i think mediacom has had problems in the area in the past. >> guest: let me tell you something monty, if you don't send a bill to the customer you have no complaints. once again people that make the money out of our business are on the conference site or silicon valley. not one of us -- so when you send a bill to the consumer they are not going to call google and complaint to them. google is the good guy and so is espn but they do complain to me why their prices are going up. that's 80% something we did not cause but i'm going to blame the government for that too because the government wanted to make sure that this thing was done well they would have regulated both of us. they would have regulated cable business

fairly folksy and regular while being mindful of the national stage and that is important because while you have this event put together by iowa activists and republican donors they are taking a look at getting the agricultural constituency further ahead, these folks have

it was iowa's first ever agriculture summit and focused on farm issue always important to iowa voters. and of course a chance for p republicans to get their message out. but you know they ended up talking about a lot more than corn and ethanol. in des moines mike emanuel has been reporting on this all day in front of that tractor. hey, mike. >> reporter: well, hi. yeah, only march 2015 and yet a number of gop vips were here trying to make a good early impression with iowa voters. jeb bush, chris christie, ted cruz mike huckabee rick perry rick santorum and scott walker among those speaking at the first iowa ag summit. walker the early favorite and well-known as neighboring governor. >> when you talk about immigration, you have to talk first and foremost about securing the are border. although i think it's a national security issue. i'm not a supporter of amnesty. i respect views on that but i'm not a sirpt ofupporter of amnesty. >> jeb bush trying to show voters he is a true conservative. bush also spoke about fixing our immigration system in a smart way. >> canada has more economic i

on jeb bush and once the libertarian vote to rid main targets were religious conservative voters and iowa and the republicans who are going to compete with him -- huckabee, perry, gentle, santorum. -- jindal, santorum. he needs the religious conservative votes. that was his big bid today. john: decision on lynchburg was hugely symbolic. not at iowa. not in south carolina. not in texas. going there, broadcasting in the most blazing way possible, i am going for the evangelical voters. that is interesting. there are not a lot of jeb bush voters that are going to be swayed by ted cruz. troubling not rand paul voters although he went after those bases. the ones he is going to get are the ones he said. mark: he is a younger guy. for young voters who want strong foreign policy in his mode, but that libertarian streak on technological privacy -- i think he can get some of them. he has to cobble together a coalition that does not include establishment voters. that means he has to fish in every other pond available. john: that is true, but for most libertarian voters, you have to be libertarian on

and maybe florida? you look at two of the three first states. iowa and south carolina, and they have conservative republican electorates and the same guy who pick the nominee in the caucuses and later in the primary may not be the same choice that the big ten states where the general election will play out and not the same candidate they pick. >> daniel, you say one candidate has a target on his back. who is that? >> that is scott walker. if you are leading the pack everyone pays attention to you. all of the republicans have a cattle call in iowa in the agriculturial summit. they will look to see how scott walker are does and if he stumbles everyone will pay attention to that because of the increased attention that the leader gets. jeb bush is making inroads particularly in the establishment and money raising. he has yet to prove himself among the voters. no one has. and scott walker has the top poll position. >> it is widely thought jeb bush has a lock on the big money donors and our fox news polls ask this question. which leader or candidate is a s

he needs to win iowa. and then probably south carolina will be his next shot. the way they've changed the primary calendar there are some southern states that could be if we have a crowded republican field, and if this drags out for a long time, some southern states could become more important. that would be the big test of whether more of a tea party candidate can actually win a republican nomination. to do that he's got to win somewhere first and prove his vi ability, and that would be iowa. >> wouldn't it be a mistake for other candidates to underestimate ted cruz? >> oh anderson i don't think anybody is underestimating ted cruz. the last guy who underestimated ted cruz got beaten by him very badly. the former lieutenant governor of texas david dewhurst. nobody underestimates anybody in this race. folks are out there trying to do their own thing. this is not the time they've begun attacking each other. ted cruz is very smart, very

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and just three million people. the multimillion dollar legal battle over farm pollution in iowa. plus blowing the whistle on the department of veterans affairs how a culture of overprescribing drugs was uncovered. >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america i'm john siegenthaler. livestock and lawsuits, the new battle over factory farms. and threats to the environment. firing back. >> my reaction to the letter was utter disbelief. >> tough words for congressional republicans. the controversial letter to iran takes center stage on capitol hill. >>> and giving credit: the surprising origination and lasting legacy of an american classic. rising global demand for meat is leading to serious environmental concerns in states where hog and cattle farming is big business. the u.s. is the world's largest beef producer. almost 26 billion pounds last year.the pork industry expected to produce almost 24 billion pounds in 2015. about a quarter of that meat is export ed to other countries. -- exported to other countries. in washington state federal and other lawsuits are challenging livestock to

liz had worked for him and then all of a sudden she was unacceptable because of a couple of quotes. mark: they think they have to win iowat all costs and cannot take any risks. it shows that he does not have the willingness, the courage to say that not everyone who works for me will agree with me on every issue. i care about the iowa caucuses and she is a great and valuable voice in my campaign. campbell: or just the experience to put your head down and write this out. mark: thanks very much. we will be back with able prediction from president obama. ♪ campbell: there are the oddsmakers. every year, president obama makes his march madness picks. if the wildcats are listening do it for the president. mark: we talk to new hampshire voters. sayonara. ♪ pimm: i am pimm fox. janet yellen is losing patience but in a good way. the central bank deleted the word patient from their statement. yellen spoke about the change in a news conference. >> just because we removed the word patient from the statement does not mean we are going to be impatient. pimm: u.s. stocks and bonds rallied after the fomc meeting. the european central ba

in our lineup tonight, ayatollahs, ay carambas, and iowa. first, start the official countdown clock. a source said hillary clinton might talk about email-gate, email-ghazi, email teapot dome within 48 hours. politico says it will probably be at a gotham city press conference. president obama spoke about the controversy over the weekend and while he spoke kindly about his former secretary of state, he hardly gave her e-mail practices a ringing defense. campbell brown, my friend what , exactly when hillary does speak, what does she need to say or do to put this mess behind her? >> i do not think you can say anything. i don't see how a press conference solves the problem. i don't see how anything solves this problem except for releasing every single one of these e-mails and hoping that they do not create any new problems when you do release them. that is there not something there. >> how likely do you think that is? >> i mean, why hasn't she already done it? is it really because they are just vetting them, or is there something there? >> i thin

home schedule unbeaten in the big 10 but on the road maryland lost to illinois indiana, ohio state and iowa and now the rest of their games are on the road. >> going to play games in chicago, probably not going to have the most fans there and, you know, feel like a road game too, so in the tournament get that way, too. continue to focus on what we try to do with road games and perform well, that's really what's important. >> mark turgeon. georgetown is on the road to play butler. i think these two clubs have done enough to get a ticket to the big dance. still, the selection committee is watching tonight and evaluating. butler beat the hoyas in the bahamas early in the season. g-men came back to beat the bulldogs here in d.c. at the verizon in january. it was a good solid close game. still another big game tonight, the wizards and butler -- or the hoyas and butler. the wizards play their first game in the month of march tonight in chicago and after a 3-9 february folks they need to raise their level of play. they have to beat some tough teams to build momentum towards the playoffs. opening t

father and son pulling off the upset and iowa state lost to uab and how about larry brown's smu, upsete ucla on a controversial goaltending call. utley still in the dh role the two team up against the yankees bringing home chase utley, who had doubled. good to see. but concern tonight, domonic brown left the game after the third inning and said his achilles has been sore the last few weeks and will see a doctor in the morning. phillies win 7-3. >>> to the flyers in calgary, haven't lost in 14 years and will lose tonight. got down 2-0. ray emery comes in flyers score right after that. claude geriroux. and flyers trail 4-1. i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> with spring coming in like a lion unfortunately. stay tuned for the morning news at 4:00 a.m. for the very latest. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight

now i'm just wonder if the bloom is off the iowa rose and now we're so cog any sent of it that it wouldfor someone like an o'malley or anyone. >> i don't think so. i don't think iowa and new hampshire should bee, but that's the fact of life. if you win in those two places it really does give you momentum and elevates you -- >> do even better than expected. >> that's always a low ball and do better than expected, and o'malley is the freshest face of the group. i'm not trying to be his campaign manager. i'm just saying compared to joe biden and bernie sanderses. >> i read a prompter so that makes me an expert. i think someone like a.l. gore could enter the race. it's very possible you'll see john kerry enter the race because they don't want to cede this possible open space if hillary tumbles to someone like an o'malley or bernie sanders. >> i disagree. we haven't had a more than one ballot convention since 1952. eisenhower and tee stephenson. -- >> be tempted to join if they -- >> be tempted to join if -- let me finish -- in a brokered convention yes, i seek your theory working. >> not ta

party leaders martin o'malley has helped in iowa with contributions andssistance from staff have committed to him or any other possible potential candidates. you can read more at washington post.com. the former governor will be in tipton, iowa and on to council bluffs. we are going to have tomorrow a look at securities at u.s. embassies after a recent attack on the u.s. ambassador in south korea, we will talk with fred burton with the state department bureau of diplomatic security and the u.s. tax code with daniel mitchell. and corey mccrae talk about efforts in his state to restore voting rights. we will take your phone calls and tweets tomorrow morning on washington journal starting at 7:00 eastern. >> this sunday, dr. adrian berman of farmed out on how pharmaceutical companies work. >> the promotion of a drug starts 7-10 years before a drug comes on the market. while it is illegal for a company to market a drug before it has been approved, it is not illegal to market a disease. drug companies have sometimes invented diseases, or exaggerated the importa

and iowa has gone far. only are we showing others how it is to be done but we've cut emissions and i think we need to achieve 16% to make the power plan's goal. but is epa willing to work with individual states and take into account as we go forward what individual states have done and how is that going to play out if that is the case? >> we will work with both individual states in terms of the analysis we've done on a state by state basis and working with the framework and whether we got it quite right and we are looking at both of those issues. you probably know we've received a lot of comment and we are taking our responsibility seriously both to look at the individual state numbers and the framework itself. >> and there are folks out there looking at best practices and i'm quite proud of iowa. >> i'm amazed at the wind power in iowa. it is amazing. >> thank you. i wield back. >> and now mr. kin singer. >> thank you, and thank you for saying my name correctly. and nuclear power plants around the country

iowa for a farming summit. the agricultural mogul questions candidates on crop and tax credit that are important to iowa and himtilts national attention and candidate's policies toward priorities of that tiny state. and it was written that iowa is twice as rural as the rest of the nation more religiously conservative and much less hispanic and black. and frank is here at the table to talk politics. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> i'm of two minds of your iowa idea. there is no question it is representative and has the problems that you articulate in your piece. on the other hand i worked in iowa in 2004 i had 19 presyncs s presync -- precincts and i was impressed about how they approach but as barack obama and others have shown, it is the last place where retail politics and not money can push a candidate forward. >> it is not a candidate state so we need to take it in proportion. you've been in iowa, probably everyone here has been there during the caucuses and it is as if the entire press corp has arrived. and by giving it that much attention we have candidates that fall by the way side bec

future of america while visiting new hampshire and iowa. >> we need to symbol the irs. >> cruz touched on many of these issues during his campaign announcement but neglected to announce his ideas on climate change. he rejects the scientific consensus that world temperatures are getting warmer and that human activity is to blame. listen to what cruz told late tonightnight television host seth meyers. >> is science doesn't back them up and in particular, satellite it's evidence shows there's zero warming. you realize the computer models say it is except the satellite models say it's not.judge if you start with a comparison to 1998, 17 years ago an unusually warm year because of el nino, cruz cruz is correct. all temperatures going back decades have gone up. the question what should humanity try odo about it and furthermore would ted cruz and his fellow climate change skeptics bring this into a presidential debate. heart land institute a conservative think tank known for its skepticism about climate change he joins us from chicago. mr. taylor, you said the last time on this show that huma

. >> both president bushes went hard in iowa, and that hurt them in new hampshire. new hampshire voters tend to not just validate what iowa voters to. if you look culturally, you and i disagree about this -- i still think bush can be a strong iowa candidate -- he will be a strong candidate for this state. scott walker is here, doing a public isn't tomorrow. unless chris christie picks up the establishment vote here right now is going to be more towards jeb bush than anyone else. he's got that family history against him, but he's a good fit or this state. voters care about policy, and the guy wows on policy. >> i don't disagree with any of that. again back on our last college poll we did in february, jeb bush was in the lead, and also some very good numbers among republicans. one thing that really is a warning sign -- we asked about some deal killers -- 41% of her likely primary voters said his immigration stance is a potential deal killer for them -- 41% of republican likely primary voters. he will have to do some work to get it done. >> roundtable with the nashua ch

one group is launching an initiative in in that new hampshire and iowa.adopt a bold -- what they call elizabeth warren-style agenda. for more let's go to adam green, cofounder of the p triple c. you've got a number of lawmakers who have signed on to this in both new hampshire and in iowa. i'm curious, adam what do you mean by elizabeth warren-style agenda, as opposed to what ms. clinton might be touting? >> so today, ed readyforboldness.com, 200 called for the next candidate to campaign actively on a big, bold economic platform. what they mean by that is ideas like a national goal of debt-free college at all public universities and colleges expanding social security benefits instead of the rep plan to cut them. wall street reform and something big on clean energy jobs and worker wages. you're from the heartland, you know these ideas are popular in red, purple and blue states and, you know this is not just good policy for the country, but fantastic politics for democrats if our nominees chooses to endorse them. >> some have told me they think the republica

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this blue is snow on here and maybe some icing storm morning in areas of illinois and iowa. for snow nothing block buster out of this as we go through tuesday night. mostly great lakes in the northeast. as the cold air moves in a wave drops. we could see more snow possible in areas like memphis. we're talking snow possibly in tennessee, kentucky and back up into the northeast thursday. >> not done in miami, though. still looking quite good. >> that's why people go to florida in march. >> why do you think sping break is in florida. >> a security official tells nbc isis locations have been attacked in tikrit. it's part of an offensive to take back saddam hussein's hometown from isis. texas nurse nina faum who the first person to contract ebola in the u.s. is planning to sue the hospital where she worked in the in an interview she says she was not properly trained to deal with the outbreak. her attorney alleges that texas health dallas used her her publicity pumps. >> the hospital says she served texas and we continue to support and wish the best for her and we remain optimisti

asking does the latest brouhaha that hillary clinton is dealing with does it matter with activists in iowa and new hampshire? >> supporters say no way, they don't care? >> but behind the scenes a lot of insiders activists, people who are elected officials, operative, say it does matter. joe, you know this. every reporter in town will tell you that despite the united front on camera when you're talking to top democrats off camera off the record, they're getting skittish about the possible effect this story -- they think it's breaking through. every week politico's james talks to these insiders in iowa new hampshire, about 150, about we found that 40% of the democrats say that this story really matters. so on camera it's about 0% of democrats will admit that it hurts. but in the survey a big number did. of course republicans very excited about it. 85% of them say it's breaking

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but for now it's a lot of testing it out to see what plays well with iowa voters. >> turkey legs and some fried snicker bars. mike emanuel in iowa. we know you'll be back in that state many a time coming up. thank, mike. >> reporter: thank you, my friend. >>> and coming up later this hour we'll talk to senator lindsey graham scheduled to speak soon. one of the many possible 2016 presidential candidates. and we want to have you be part of the interview too. what is the most important issue you want to hear the potential candidates address. you can tweet us and we may ask senator graham about it. uma? >>> overseas now and a possible break in the assassination of russian opposition leader nemtsov. the head of sharussia's federal security service says two suspects have been detained in the killing of nemtsov. in that announcement on state television he says the suspects are from russia's north caucasus region but did not give any further details. nemtsov a fierce critic of vladimir putin gunned down a week ago as he walked across a bridge near the kremlin. >>> still ahead, the list of cr

and mrs. anderson in iowa, what i be the same? >> it is a combination. of genetics and the -- genetics and the other part is nurture. >> i'm not really smart enough to talk about that. >> it is a connection, the creative process. you know it is there. >> this place where i am standing now yes, it shaped everything. yeah. >> in part, it gives you confidence. >> where does the word confidence -- why is that word being mentioned to me? >> it is not a word you are familiar with? >> not in the slightest. i cannot even believe it came out of your mouth. gave me confidence? gave me confidence? when? where was the confidence? where is confidence? >> the confidence you found -- >> found? >> confidence you found and it came and said i want you -- >> i didn't have confidence. it does not mean i was confident that i was going to be any good. >> when did you know you are going to be good? >> i don't. i don't. what's wrong with you? >> his confidence and his sense of humor emerged after leaving brooklyn. you have set on stage happy childhood, happy childhood. miserable

it will be his first public meet and greet with iowa voters, cecilia? >> david wright, thank you. >>> and on "this week" with george there will be more on iowa, and those e-mails and the early race to the white house. that's tomorrow morning. >>> overseas now to russia and the arrest of two suspect accused of killing opposition leader boris nemtsov. it comes as morris today places fresh flowers at the spot in the shadow of the kremlin when nemtsov was gunned down nine days ago. it's not clear what role the two men have played in the killing. the government is investigating a connection to government extremists. >>> now to iraq where isis is appearing to have attacked another historic treasure. government officials saying the group demolished another ancient city, this one more than 2,000 years old and meanwhile a fierce battle is under way to take back one of that country's key cities from the terrorists. abc's chief spoernt reports in from iraq. >> reporter: today, outside tikrit, iraqi army and militia units on the attack against isis, attempting to re

they will go to new hamphsire and iowa now and then for a tv picture. they are trying to stockpile the money so when all the candidates are out there, they will have it put away and spend more time on the trail. charlie: thank you. mike allen from washington. back in a moment. ♪ we continue now with my conversation with leon wieseltier. we talked about israel and the future of the two state solution. he was at the "new republic." he was the man who gave the magazine its cultural heart. he left the magazine. he is now at the brookings institution and also the atlantic magazine. i begin and ask him a point i asked chris hughes when he was here about a month ago, what happened? leon: what happened was the owners of the "new republic" decided to take the magazine in a direction he believed was necessary for its survival and i believe destroyed it. that is what happened. that is what happened. charlie: explain to me, and then i will have a clip from him, explain what the difference in where he wanted to take it and where you wanted it to be. leon: as far as

earlier, when he ran for governor and had a radio ad against ethanol subsidies and it now in -- and now in iowa, he is for them. he will be put through a lot of scrutiny and it be how well he goes through that. -- and it will be interesting to see how well he goes through that. host: out k -- ok, scott walker from a one dollar cool sweater to his white tie. he had a couple of fingers aimed at the president. alex is joining us from manchester. it all begins in your stay, new hampshire. caller: yes sir. i would like to thank you quickly for using the word democrat instead of democratic. scott walker has a blueprint for winning. from our friend across the pond, we need to get off this social contract that we are on right now. small government, lower taxes free market. and james i wanted to clarify something. i thought that i heard you say elizabeth warren was for small government? if you said that -- are you kidding me? guest: no, i don't think i said that. caller: oh, thank you. guest: if i did, i am wrong. i don't want to believe that. host: another caller from new hampshire. good morning. calle

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we had great success in states like north carolina and colorado and iowa. a conference march 21st and 22 222 222n't. women are now 53% of the vote. we are the majority of the nation, and women care about every issue and we think sometimes differently about those issues. we know for example that women think of it differently about the health care issues than men do. and so this is a great opportunity to bring all these great women who are actively engaged in politics now to our nation's capitol to talk about the issues. >> unlocking potential, that's going to take place later on this month. carly fiorina, fantastic to have you on the show today. >>> another fox news alert to tell you about. america's top military strategists in the fight against isis. ascher carter making a speech on capitol hill today. secretary carter weighed in it sounded like a political battle in terms of the authorization to use force against isis, right? >> that's right, gretchen. in surprisingly frank comments on the hill today he said it was based on the political calendar and not th

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and that always surprises people but it is true, and iowa has very conservative christian voters and ted cruz as we saw today is very effective at talking to christian conservative voters, but he get in front of this largely friendly crowd although you will see everywhere the pictures of a couple of very enterprising supporters of rand paul who got down front and stand with rand t-shirts that got in the shot some time, so that photo is around, but this is a little largely supportive audience and charlie, ted cruz speaking for 25 minutes as if he is speaking to a courtroom without any notes, very focused showing why he was such a skillful arguer at the supreme court, and taking on issues that are very important to the audience that he is going after. he is talking to his target audience, including protecting christian congregations against lawsuits that will force their ministers to perform gay marriages and charlie, that's a pretty under the radar issue, most republicans won't touch it with a ten-foot pole but i can tell you it is a huge issue with evangelicals a

these are critical questions, and their answers will impact tens of millions of americans. >> democrats in iowa new hampshire want hillary clinton and anyone else who might run for president to embrace the elizabeth warren wing of the democratic party. in a statement released to the media, the progressive change campaign committee writes -- >> the letter was signed by more >> the letter was signed by more than 200 iowa and new hampshire activists, including former senator tom harken, an influential iowa democrat, and the host of 37 annual harken steak fries, a must stop on the campaign trail for any presidential democratic candidate. joy reid, there is an addition to this. something i think we desperately need, and that is a draft by the movement. why else would joe biden ever run if he wasn't drafted into running for president? and it's apparently arranged by some former obama campaign people. but this push by the progressive change campaign committee to make hillary clinton sound like elizabeth warren, it sounds like they've given up possibly on getting elizabeth warren to run. >> i think any

but if it weren't for new hampshire and iowa and south carolina, you could buy the presidency. you are an antidote to big money. i'm going to do weddings, bar mitzvahs, anything it takes to get known up here and everybody is expected to show up and ask hard questions hopefully in front of a roaring fire. and there is no substitute for what you have a created for the american people and it is a contest where you actually have to get to know a person who wants to be your commander in chief. i don't know what i'm going to do but i am compelled to look at it for a couple of reasons. central south carolina, anybody have any idea where that is that? the girl that went to clemson? my dad owned the liquor store five miles from clemson. we met almost every clemson graduate. [laughter] we love clemson. it was good for business. but she transferred from harvard to go to clemson. go tigers. it is a small town in south carolina near clemson university. it was a textile town. anybody have family members who grew up in the textile business? you know, the northeast and the south had that in co

for now, tell us about jeb bush and his debut in conservative iowa.kind of a pizza party at a pizza par lore. able to win over support from that? >> his candidacy is fascinating. on one hand he was making a full effort to iowa. you have to understand about iowa republican voters and caucus goers, they're more conservative than folks in other states on the republican side of things. talking to a very conservative electorate. jeb bush was campaigning, hitting president obama hard. he also said look i support immigration reform at least pathway to legal status. he said he supports common core issues. it will be fascinating to see jeb bush taking very general election type positions, how well he can do with the most conservative slice of republican voters in the primary season. >> interesting to ee numbers from the latest numbers, where people factor in like chris christie. as far as iowa who else did well there over the weekend. was there a favorite a star from the weekend? >> there wasn't a big star the way scott walker was, but he was fascinating. he e

look at the snow blossoming over the dakotaas and wisconsin and iowa. and chicago you could get several inches of snow on your drive in tomorrow. three to six inches. so definitely keep the shovels close by. then we'll watch this next system move into the northwest bringing snow for the mountainous regions. it's going to be cold enough for more snow this week. look at your seven-day precipitation for the northern rockies, upper midwest, great likes lakes, even interior northwestern new england needs to watch out for more snow. i know it's spring on the calendar but we are not getting there. 30s, 25 in new york, and a biting wind chill. just look ahead to monday and tuesday. so we get a little bit of a retreat. friday to saturday, another dive of cold air as far south as the mississippi river valley and the mid atlantic region. sfa as far south as perhaps even the southeast on sunday. so, again, eric, very good advice, we are not into springtime just feet do you think it will taper down to flurries by july? >> july will fix that, for sure. >> i certainly

how it impacts communities. >> in the state capital, the racoon and drummoyne rivers supply water to the 5,000 residents of central iowa. >> bill is the c.e.o. of a local water company, and needs money for equipment to fit or out the toxins, even though the company has the largest nitrate removal system. >> we are dangerously close to violating a public health requirement in removing nitrates. if or when we fail to do that it will add to consequences, raising risks to a portion of our customers, and creating significant economic development implications for this area of iowa. >> that is why the utility is planning on suing three counties forcing them to monitor nitrate levels in the water, flowing south into dooum i hope -- dew mini. >> the elective leadership is resistant to our point. the governor the u.s. scrtry of agriculture, the -- secretary of agriculture, the state secretary of agriculture. one of the u.s. senators said you are picking a vote you have to give vol tourism or educating farmers on how to voluntarily change production methods. >> reporter: the department of natural resources says fines and other ac