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clinton in iowa by eight points so bigger than the margin of error. i want to get your take on something that donald trump said to a crowd in iowa today. >> my people are so smart, and you know what else they say about my people? the polls, they say i have the most loyal people. did you ever see that? where i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot

clinton in the margin of error. sanders leads in most poll, but clinton's slide in iowa is new. held a lead for the last month or so. that is concerning news for the clinton camp. they spent a lot of time, money and energy in iowa to bring out her supporters and avoid a repeat of 2008 when she faced a third place loss to obama. sanders is assembling a ground force in iowa. this race is tightening at the right time for him. both candidates were asked about the polling on sunday. >> when you consider how far we have come over the last eight months, it is incredible. we started in national polls at 3%. i think most of the recent polls have us ahead in new hampshire. i think we are gaining steam here in iowa. i think we have an excellent chance to win. >> the polls go up. they go down. i stay focused as i think we all should on what we have to do to build on the progress of the obama administration, but go further and that's why i have outlined very significant agenda to raise wages and to take on the gun lobby and to make america safe in every way. >> reporter: clinton trying to dow

." >>> and new numbers for hillary clinton in iowa tonight. sanders, now up by eight points. meanwhile, clinton on the trail, and pulling no punches with a new message of her own. cecilia vega in iowa tonight. >> reporter: in the homestretch in iowa. hillary clinton today. she's not governor giving up. >> it's not whether you get knocked down. it's whether you get back up. as long as there's work to d d going to quit. >> do you believe the voters will elect a socialist president of the united states? >> people are expressing their concerns. >> reporter: from sanders, confidence. >> if we do well in both states, i think we're looking at one of the great political upsets in the modern history of the united states of america. >> reporter: and drochpping this ad, to the song "america." and sanders saying that clinton's lead is evaporating in iowa, and we understand why her campaign is panicking. the gloves are off. >> thank you. >>> we tur now to the stunning officer in oklahoma city. and tonight, how the judge ruled. now sentenced to 263 years behind bars. here's pierre thomas. >

clinton will come out on top. ed: won' t that bring things to a stop in iowa? >> the the democrats go to nevada first and immediate tax on hillary clinton will be crucial in those 11 days. >> let' s talk about the utes vote, the use. i have been waiting for these not just for rallies and not just for free beer. who shows up to vote from the millennial crowd? bernie has captured their imagination. this is a 74-year-old man leading a hippie charge to take over the democratic party. it' s insane but it' s true. >> sanders has replicated part of the obama coalition that allowed obama to win iowa in 2008. he has not replicated all of it. janet: what do you think the 1, 2, 3 will be in iowa for the republicans. >> donald trump will be number one. >> you may get bernie, buddy, misery loves company. >> what you think of hillary clinton in iowa? >> i think she will close it out but i will not make that call. i still think that' s a possibility. steve wynn and they both claim victory. does this damage the relationship of boston with the wynn casino. permits and the mayor

lauren: new poll finds bernie sanders leading hillary clinton in iowa. poll the vermont senator gets 51% support while the former secretary of state has 43%. on gop side donald trump leading race in hawkeye state. 37% support for trump. senator ted cruz in second with 26%. florida senator marco rubio in third with 14% and retired neurosurgeon ben carson at 6%. frontrunner, donald trump speaking about potential support from the republican establishment. >> i want to be honest. i have received so many phone calls from people that you would call establishment, from people generally speaking conservatives republicans that want to come on to our team. the polls have just come out as you saw in iowa where i'm up by 11 points. we're getting calls from everybody that it is actually amazing. i'm actually surprised. lauren: iowa caucuses are february 1st. nicole: ahead of the crucial lead you have a caucuses hillary clinton sharpening her attacks on bernie sanders. while campaigning in iowa clinton criticizing sanders's plan for a government-rin health care system

this is the second time bill clinton has been in iowa in a week. clinton stopped in cedar rapids and dubuque for scheduled events last thursday. but he also made some surprised stops like this one at newbo city market in cedar rapids. kcrg t-v 9's chris earl joins us from coralville where clinton will be campaigning tonight. chris, is this a last ditch effort to get hillary clinton more support in iowa? with the 42nd president making stops all over iowa today. in the last two weeks, a handful of polls have shown vermont senator bernie sanders pulling closer to former secretary of state hillary clinton, even leading her in two polls. the latest des moines register iowa poll has clinton leading sanders 42-40. this video is from the former president's noon stop in sioux city as he tries to build more support for mrs. clinton and, especially, use his w wds to try and get her followers out on caucus night on february 1st. one week ago, sanders held four rallies in eastern iowa, including this appearance at the veterans memorial building in cedar rapids,

but in iowa it's tossup. hillary clinton's lead there has shrunk to three points over bernie sanders in a critical state for her with martin o'malley back at 5% but that 5% number very important for him for the next democratic debate. leaders but essentially the same story, sanders narrowly ahead by four points. o'malley barely registers. it's fair to say a year ago no one would have predicted bernie sanders mounting this challenge to clinton or donald trump leading anywhere. but that's where we are three weeks before the first voting. and yesterday i sat down backstage with trump in ottumwa, iowa. we began by talking about the cover story of "time" magazine which said in the past tense "how trump won" and whether he's already accomplished what he set out to do. if you got out of the race won something? >> i don't. i think the "time" article was incredibly well written. that's a good writer, i will tell you that, a professional. but i feel that if i don't win all of it, and i mean the president soy, that i've wasted my time. i

in the polls. this is a tight race with bernie sanders and hillary clinton. they will campaign in iowa and new hampshire this week. two weeks before the voting begins. john and christine. >> thank you, jeff. let's break down the debate. who won and lost and why? cnn's eric bradner is live for news south carolina. we will go through the sound showing the differences. trying to show the differences on health care and guns and on, you know, support for the president. there is one thing that really caught my attention here. you remember way back when when bernie sanders would not be drawn into a debate about hillary clinton's e-mail. he said i'm sick and tired of hearing about her damn e-mail. he was asked about the personal life and personal misdeeds about the former president bill clinton. this is what bernie sanders said. >> i cannot walk down the street, secretary clinton knows this, without being told how much i have to attack secretary clinton. want to get me on the front pages of the paper? i can make a vicious attack. we have been through this. his behavior was deplorable. have i e

in this poll he's ahead of clinton by 13 points in new hampshire. and sander performs better than clinton in early states as well. and in iowa, clinton leads donald trump by 8 points among registered voters but sanders leads him by 13. in new hampshire clinton is ahead of trump by 13 but sanders tops him by 19, apparently emboldened by those numbers and other like them, sanders had this to say about his electability yesterday. >> well, for a start i would urge those voters, voters all over this country, take a look at recent polls in which bernie sanders is matched with

. >> bernie sanders appearing to be closing in on hillary clinton in iowa. so confident he took a detour to neighboring minnesota drawing thousands at rallies in st. paul and duluth. >> what a turnout. wow. >> but clinton ahead by double digits in national polls emphasizing her experience. >> i do want you to know that i'm not just shouting slogans, i'm not just engaging in rhetoric. i've thought this through. i have a plan. >> and back to the debate controversy, last night fox news channel said trump is still welcome to take part in the debate but he will not be allowed to dictate the moderator moderators or the questions. >> a u.s. citizen is in custody accused of plotting to kill 30 masonic temple. sammy mohamed hamza planned to storm it in walk with a machine gun. the 23-year-old was hot on surveillance tape describing in detail his mission saying annihilate everyone when we go into a room we will be killing everyone. >> to the west coast. new this morning a monroe is anhunt is under way. in the gunfire broke out near downtown inside a well known homeless

in iowa and new hampshire. i want to play a piece, jeff, because it's a tell. here's a new hillary clinton ad airing today in iowa and new hampshire. >> think about it. >> i would bomb the [ bleep ] out of them. >> one of these republicans -- >> carpet bomb them into oblivion. >> -- could actually be president. >> sit down and shut up! >> who's the one candidate who can stop them? hillary clinton. >> jeff? that's an electability ad. who's the one candidate who can stop them. not bernie sanders, hillary clinton. that means that's a concession they've lost the passion. >> right. when you hire an announcer that talks like this, it means you really want to scare people. they want to scare people about is if you don't pick hillary clinton, one of these can win. those poll numbers, even though can be tenuous in a place like iowa. >> they enjoy changing their minds. >> but here's the question -- if she loses iowa and new hampshire, and the assumption is, well -- what's plan "b"? the democrats i have thought for a while may have been building a trap for themselves where there's no alternative if t

in iowa. according to a recent poll, senator sanders is leading hillary clinton out in iowa and new hampshire. we will have to see how this night in the low country plays out on the national stage. in charleston, patrick hussion, wyff news 4. myra: thank you. a 22-year-old from the upstate is one of the 12 missing marines after a helicopter crash in hawaii. here's sergeant jeffry sempler during his senior year at woodruff high school. he graduated four years ago and . the principal says he had a quiet personality while in school. officials say sempler and 11 other marines were traveling in two helicopters, during a nighttime training mission last thursday. somehow the helicopters crashed. crews continue battling bad weather and pounding waves as they search for the marines. geoff: in anderson county, authorities continue an in a wooded area. the deputy coroner tells us the remains were found last night near the intersection of river and mcneely roads. he says the remains may've have been there for as long as a year. investigators say there is no way at this time to determine the age, gender, o

addition to her husband -- hillary clinton in iowa today. cnn poll from a couple of days ago here in new hampshire. very interesting. suggested 027-point sanders lead over clinton. clinton campaign says, this an outlier, no other poll here in new hampshire suggested that bi. but again, any point about iowa, whether it's 27, 15, there's a sanders lead here. poll after poll showing that, and the second number on the screen, in this cnn-dmur poll, it shows the -- hillary clinton over 60%, good news for her, but bernie sanders, 91% favorability among democrats in the granite state. it says some of the attacks from hillary clinton and bill clinton and chelsea clinton about bernie san dears a socialist, wants to tear up obamacare and start over. that something in the general elect that might resonate with the republicans but there are a lot of democratic voters who like the idea of a singing -- single payer health care plan. and it's hard for the clinton campaign to attack sanders without it roomer ranging. >> --[í boomer yanging. >> bernie sanders

in our new poll. even though clinton launched in iowa and blanketing the state since, trying to avoid a repeat of she came in third. and clinton touts her strength against republicans in a new in our new poll, sanders outpaces her against republicans in hypothetical general election match-ups. in iowa and new mpshire. so after playing nice for months, now it is getting nasty.ing bill clinton's past behavior. >> what he did, i think, we could all acknowledge was taetal by >> drawing strang criticism from her team. >> i hope he's not going there. he said he would run a positive campaign and personal attacks. >> reporter: and they other on guns, wall street reform and today healthcare. he disputes it but sheaims his plan would give the states control. >> i think it is a risky deal. and it could hurt more than help a lot of families. >> reporter: he argues she's on the attack because she's in trouble. >> suddenly bernie sanders is no longer a nice guy. >> reporter: a friendly contest that is not all too serious. andrea mitchell, nbc, washington. >>> i'm katy tur following donald trump, where today in new

polls show sanders neck in neck with clinton in iowa. >> it's some of the most bitter fights in our legal system. family members battling aoep other over inheritance. or the right to care for a loved one. the general assembly today passing the peter act. >> . to ban children from visiting their dying loved ones. it happened to her. when her father was battling alzheimer's. her legal fight cost one hundred thousand dollars. >> >> this is tearing our community apart. >> >> we are learning more about the man who was killed in the shoot out yesterday. rancher. for the group. >> . officer. who killed himself. last year. will face criminal charges. the grand jury indicted. on 6 federal counts for her role in what authorities say is her >> flipping over vehicles. toppling trees and damaging some of the buildings there. at least one person suffered minor injuries in the store. >> new at ten this professional skier is survived a dramatic wipe out. speaking about her deal to promote safety. >> . >> going viral. we have the story. >> . for some 30 seconds. professional skier falls flips and tumbles.

meanwhile, hillary clinton in iowa trying to convince caucus goers that she is more electable than sanders as he stresses boldness and big changes. >> i have the front row seat as to what it takes to be in that cauldron because a president doesn't get to pick or choose. you have to work with the congress and i'm ready to do that. >> what this campaign is about and what the political revolution is about is what we are seeing here tonight. we are seeing folkins coming ou and begin to stand up and demand we have a government that represents all of the people. not just a handful of billionaires. >> reporter: but bernie sanders continues to threaten hillary clinton's big win in iowa that she was banking on to get started in the early contests in a couple of weeks. he will wake up in the hawkeye state for two days of campaigning. christine and john. >> thank you. >>> the prisoners released by iran are enjoying time with families. jason rezaian and others are receiving medical treatment at ramstein air base in germany. matthew trevithick is back home in boston. then new sanctions put in place ove

if clinton can't pull out a win here in iowa. sanders says he's going to fight for this nomination all the way to the convention, but if he can't beat clinton in iowa, that road is going to be a lot harder. lester? >> all right, kasie, thank you. >>> we want to let you know tomorrow i'll speak to bernie sanders about the race and about his chances just five days until iowa. we'll have it for you right here tomorrow night. >>> the big scare today at a navy medical center in san diego after someone reported hearing gunshots. the federal health facility went into enforcement flooded the scene. officers going room to room looking for a possible shooter. in the end, no one was found. just thousands of people left with frayed nerves from a terrifying ordeal. >>> in northern california tonight, evacuations amid a real life cliffhanger. a neighborhood hanging on the edge as a powerful el nino eats away the coastline and may take homes with it. nbc's gabe gutierrez has all the high drama. >> reporter: on the california coast just a few fee

the latest polls show sanders could upset clinton in iowa and in new hampshire. abc's megan hughes has more on last night's debate in south carolina. in south carolina, frontrunners hillary clinton and bernie sanders come out swinging ? debating healthcare.. clinton--a defender of obama's legacy: sot clinton: i'm not sure whether we're talking about the plan you just introduced tonight or we're talking about the plan you introduced nine times in the congress, sot sanders: 'that's nonsense. clinton, again, slams sanders on gun control. sot clinton: he votededo let into amtrak, guns into national parks, he voted against research so that we can save lives? the debate-steps away from the charleston church where a white gunman killed nine black worshippers in june. former governor martin o'malley hoping to get an edge on the issue- sot o'malley: i'm the one candidate on this stage that actually brought people together to pass comprehensive gun safety legislation. but sanders refuses to discuss former president bill clinton and his past indescretions. sot sanders: yes,

around first time caucus goers and that is not traditionally reliable in iowa. >> how much is riding for iowa -- or hillary clinton in iowa. if she loses what happens now? >> for a start, she face as i long race for the democratic nomination which she hoped to avoid. but secondly if she losses it sparks all doubts and concerns that even democrats have about her ability to -- as a candidate. she really doesn't want that to happen at all. >> great thanks for joining us i appreciate it. >> thank you. . >> well all of the reporters and voters in iowa have been saturated with political ads on tv. we've got "fox5" tom fitzgerald to show us here. >> bob, veronica always a pleasure here you go. you live here in d.c.. probably have not seen a lot of these. if you live in iowa there's no way to escape these political adds on television. viewers flooded with them out there and as of last week the candidates gets this spent more than 40 million on broadcast tv ads and for good measure three million local cable ads. we wants to give you a look at a few of these standing out. we'll start this morning with ted cruz going right a

three weeks before the first caucus, the latest poll shows sanders in a statistical tie with clinton in iowa and in new hampshire, the second state to vote sanders now holds a slight lead. >> i feel really good where we are but i'm not taking anything for granted. >> reporter: sanders says clinton he's attacks are proof she's nervous. >> that is not surprising when you have a clinton campaign that is now in trouble and now understands that they can lose. >> reporter: on the republican side, another front-runner is facing the heat. donald trump turns to retail politics for the first time. >> sorry, folks, to bother you. >> reporter: campaigning at a local diner in new hampshire, trump admits it's not his style. >> the reason the other people do the small diners is because they can't get anybody to show up. >> reporter: ted cruz is right at his heels while trump hits hard against cruz for being born in canada, questioning whether he can legally be president, cruz is predicting a victory. >> we will win the general election in november, 2016, and beat hillary clinton. >> reporter: that birther

if they turn out in very high numbers then in all likelihood a democrat will be the 45th president of the united states. >> hillary clinton came in third in iowathe clinton campaign do to stop the momentum that sanders has. >> the reason that the ad works is it's uplifting. you have this washington type sanders, right? and he is rebranding himself or this campaign has been about him connecting with the american people and rebranding himself as this representative for all the americans and it's very uplifting. you smile. you can't help but smile at it. and hillary clinton's not doing that. she doesn't have a big, broad message where she is connecting with everyone. going back to obama and what happened in 2008, the hope and the change. and the democrats are idealistic voters. they have had eight years to get things done. and realistically it's because the republicans have stopped a lot of what obama has wanted to do. but people are not seeing the big change that they wanted from eight years of obama and they are viewing hillary clinton as just an extension of that. so she's got to move beyond that. she has to make a tonal shift in her campaign