. >> americans have tried to bypass iowa, either because they do not think the party is a good fit for what their message might be. sometimes they are worried they cannot campaign here because they are against certain issues that are important in iowa. as problem is that as long the media continues to pay attention to the iowa caucuses, the candidates are basically missing out on part of the debate and part of the spotlight if they are not here. there is over 1000 precincts, and people gather at a certain time during the day. they start at 7:00, usually. they can expect to spend a couple of hours. voting on a presidential candidate is only one thing they do during the caucuses. there are also discussions about platforms. different parties have different rules, but they stand separately to be elected as delegates to go on in the process. it is a much more involved time commitment. itis also something where draws more activists than rank-and-file party members. has had -- iowa caucuses as long as it has been a state, at the caucuses were something that nobody outside of iowa paid attenti

. >> americans have tried to bypass iowa, either because they do not think the party is a good fit forhat their message might be. sometimes they are worried they cannot campaign here because they are against certain issues that are important in iowa. as problem is that as long the media continues to pay attention to the iowa

bypass the kurdish area. they will not have much help and they come and go down in the shiite territory where there are historical sites and that's where iowaannian regime want to protect their elements there as well. >> so much nuance to the problems. >> my pleasure. >> and hits just keep on coming from general motors and the automaker a noupsing a massive recall and impacting 7 million vehicles. marijuana may legal in colorado but the stores are littered with pot holes. and the oscar pistorias trial. what exactly did neighbors hear? the screams of a victim or oscar pistorias? >> it is common sense than more often than not we could be able to identify a woman and a male's voice screaming but it is not absolutely certain? >> that's correct. >> things have gone bad to worse for general motors. 7.6 million vehicles and the startling number for you. gm recalled more vehicles than it can manufacture in two years. warren was the fox business network has more. >> more than it can make and way more than solid. after nows of the seven pbt 6 million cars for switch defects. and gm said the sales rose one percent as it solid 270,000. and buyers are n

. >> americans have tried to bypass iowa, either because they do not think the party is a good fit for what their message might be. sometimes they are worried they cannot campaign here because they are against certain issues that are important in iowa. as problem is that as long the media continues to pay attention to the iowa caucuses, the candidates are basically missing out on part of the debate and part of the spotlight if they are not here. there is over 1000 precincts, and people gather at a certain time during the day. they start at 7:00, usually. they can expect to spend a couple of hours. voting on a presidential candidate is only one thing they do during the caucuses. there are also discussions about platforms. different parties have different rules, but they stand separately to be elected as delegates to go on in the process. it is a much more involved time commitment. itis also something where draws more activists than rank-and-file party members. has had -- iowa caucuses as long as it has been a state, at the caucuses were something that nobody outside of iowa paid attenti