crystal.he agreed to testify against her husband and plead guilty plea to murder and kidnapping -- in exchange for a reduced sentence of 30 years. >> it's good for the jury to be able to hear, you know, the the backstory of what went on and the why of what went on. >> aaron lewis went on trial. the prosecution's star witness, crystal lowery, took the stand and told the jury all the grisly details. she claimed it was all about money, not sex. >> she said he came up with the idea of kidnapping someone. but she even went so far as to suggest real estate agents. >> she testified that she was in class at nursing school when lewis abducted beverly. >> she got a text from arron lewis saying, "look at this," or something like that. and it was a picture of ms. carter bound in the trunk of the car. she said that when she got home he had brought ms. carter back to the house. >> she told the jury when she got home beverly was locked in their bathroom. and what she said next showed how little thought went

like crystal tan and her dream to represent her country on the badminton court. >> reporter: the good ones always make it look so easy. watching crystal pan with a badminton racket in her hand, it can be easy to forget just how hard a sport like this is to play and just how much of a commitment is needed to make it to the top. it's a journey the 20-year-old has been on since she was just 7. >> so when i started out, i was the tiniest in my whole group. by wasn't very good when i started, but i definitely worked harder because i was so tiny. >> reporter: crystal says she realized that hard work was paying off when she won her first junior national championships in 2010 at the age of 12. at that point, the olympics were certainly a possibility for crystal. >> united states of america. >> reporter: but they didn't become a passion until 2016. >> i saw the u.s. team marching down. i just thought that was so majestic. >> reporter: and just how would crystal feel if she were one of those walking behind the american flag in 2020? >> all the hard work that goes into this, like, it would be wo

crystal: okay. so it's nicer. lemonis: yeah. crystal: higher quality.enovation was completed about nine months ago. in those nine months, we have doubled our average customer count on a daily basis. up to 180 people a day are walking through this store right now. lemonis: the medmen formula is adding up. bierman says those 180 customers spend an average of $85 each per visit, meaning this one store pulls in more than $15,000 each day. how many locations do you have? adam: so, there's five in southern california, four in new york. lemonis: they look just like this? adam: so, they all will, ultimately, look like this. lemonis: but there's more to madmen than just a pretty face. it has its own capital fund. they've already raised $60 million from investors, and they're looking for more. adam: think of us as the four seasons. lemonis: okay. adam: and imagine if the four seasons had a private equity arm that also bought hotels. lemonis: and then converted them? adam: and then signed a management contract with the four seasons to run them. so, our private equ

this award is special recognition to the friends of the crystal city pilgrimage.the friends of crystal city pilgrimage is a group of 60 japanese-american and japanese-peruvian immigrants. including survivors of the camp in texas who traveled to texas this year to speak out against immigration detention of our border children and families and protested women and children at the south texas family center in dilly the largest immigration detention center in the country today. they carry 25,000 hand voted cranes to the prison in sol tar tee. we're honored these cor courages americans are here tonight and allowing us to honor in turn of recognizing them. please welcome the friends of the christian city pilgrimage. [applause] >> thank you so much for honoring us with this award. it's beautiful to be here with all of you and i'd like to say one thing, strength in numbers. [applause] i also would like to say in japanese, good evening. >> my name is nancy and i was honored to be part of the crystal city pilgrimage this year and i'd like to ask you all a question. why is th

at crystal geyser ...because we bottle at our mountain source. crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. when you can't get to the mountain... that's cool. ...we bring the mountain to you. let's go hike over there.i'out. i'm out. me too. guys! crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. >>> new at 11:00, our nation's capitol is getting ready for the annual fourth of july celebration and this year president trump is setting off some holiday fireworks of his own. hallie jackson reports, he's putting his own twist on a traditional proceeding. >> reporter: it is a holiday salute to american military might. >> it is like no other. it will be special and i hope a lot of people come. >> reporter: and the president's promising a spectacle even in the face of criticism. >> we'll have planes going overhead, the best fighter jets in the world and other planes too and we'll have some tanks stationed outside that will be pretty careful with the tanks because the roads have a tendency not to carry heavy tanks so we have to put them

the meaty river today for live deborah pollutants was once crystal clear. when the river used to be very different if we flicked a few coins and we could see them clearly. until our livelihood depends on this we make our money by selling fish from the river so the pollution is a real problem. for generation. kohli and his family members of the kohli ethnic group have lived and worked on the banks of the esther e. where the meaty river flows into the arabian sea in mumbai. but since the early eighty's the river has taken a turn for the worse. from . people throw all kinds of things into the miti river household appliances even biomedical wastes like used syringes and. they don't understand that we depend on this river for everything. i hope people stop doing those. plastic bags and i lie so much other garbage that we can't even row our boats through it at times. our path is blocked by large chunks of garbage floating around. the 18 kilometer long river is the dividing line between the city of mumbai and its suburbs. 70 percent of its banks on boat. sides occ

crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ when you can't get to the mountain... that's cool....we bri. let's go hike over there. i'm out. i'm out. me too. guys! crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. >>> jason is here. the world cup, the women they are amazing. >> it captivated the country. it really did. even people who do not watch soccer were glued to their sites this morning at 8 am. to watch the game and then get out and do what you do. the united states taking home the world cup for a record fourth time and just the second country to repeat as champions. ambiguous contingency in france for today's final. megan rapinoe, probably the individual start along with alex morgan and a few others. speaking of morgan, she takes a queets to the shoulder in the box. that is a yellow card and a penalty kick af

let's bring crystals to start crystal tottle -- start half the battle. >> since it is her last day, i a tiny tribute by theing about a chart, korean entertainment agency whose share price went above its rival. we worked on the story together and we had so much fun because concerts. yvonne: i love that she brought back a memory with a chart. that is genius. david: what does it reference? sorry, my ignorance. >> the stock is surging. yvonne: we got to give her time, so go for it. only one whoe didn't get the reference but i am very touched, crystal. thank you so much. i wanted to talk about stocks today. this chart is relevant to today. it shows the ratio of short bets had risen to a record high. here, ande and scope t usually when it hits that kind of a level, something good always happens after and right now, you are seeing that with the topix. it is soaring today, more than 1.5% today. important tos press what is going on today. david: are you going to forget about us? >> never, never. yvonne: you'd better get those bubble jackets ready, because singapore to toronto will be a tough t

so what a difference from yesterday you remember this crystal clear conditions that we had for your monday saying goodbye to those this tuesday morning as we reintroduce fog into the mix skies at least a dry amidst all that fog and temperatures that least actually fairly comparable to where they were yesterday we're still in the 60's for a lot of the bay that include san jose redwood city concord delay how and then pittsburg just shy of 70 degrees right now while some 50's and double in livermore berkeley and san francisco now these temperatures range from being just a touch cooler than yesterday as like in. concord n livermore to nap actually off to a much warmer start this morning. after these 50's 60's to start things off will have some 60's 70's by noon still holding on to 80's into the afternoon today, mostly sunny conditions to look for to actually a pretty pleasant day yet again and just a touch cooler than yesterday was i've got the details of the week ahead still to come. robin all right, thank you john let's check in on traffic now. >>we want to take a peek at the bay bridge. we

so again, i think in the end, crystal ball, i don't think the president's going to come out and sign an executive order directing that the citizenship question be on the census form, as you said, distinguish it maybe some other manner, some other methodology of getting that information. >> doug, it's liz peek. let's agree this has nothing to do with morality and everything to do with political power. i think the estimates are that basically if undocumented people, illegal aliens, were not included in the census, were not included in determining the number of seats a given state has, california would lose nine seats. i don't think most americans understand this count determines how many representatives you have and it's in california's best interest, for example, to have as many illegals as possible in their state. but that said, is it the norm for the supreme court to care about motive? it seems to me something is either legal or it's illegal. why should the motive have become such a big issue here? >> that's a good point, actually. first of all, to your initial observation, of cours

we saw crystal clear views of the golden gate bridge, the past few days.ely not the case this morning you can hardly even see the first fan of it right there, not your ideal start your 4th of july but here's the good news. the skies that we're looking at over san jose which are crystal clear and blue it's something that a lot of those foggy areas like san francisco are going to take in this afternoon as well says got away for it and then we've got some really nice grilling weather just around the corner. so we're already seeing out of mount diablo out in the east bay, pleasant hill conquered down to a danville and walnut creek all looking really nice and clear this morning just as you have all morning long. skies, definitely clear for east bay area's and south bay area's but if you look really closely you can see that low lying fog that is hanging out all up and down the shoreline. it is going to stick with us along the coast throughout the coast to coast. the course of the day today. high pressure is building back in now temperatures are going to boost th

and people are increasingly migrating to the cities a global trend siemens highlights in the crystal city's offer jobs culture hospitals it's senseless to keep polluting these increasingly important living spaces with exhaust fumes so which city would alex and ebing house prefer to live in. here in london and london's got a huge debate going on about air pollution and if i think about it probably move to the countryside. an understandable attitude for an expert in pollution levels in major urban centers. now this is a recurring question in the 21st century how do we make our cities cleaner and greener germinal to promote is doing his bit by building in commercializing the city crews and create electric bike taxi adapted from fictionalization countries what's more it's a. huge it's morning time in the harsh of the german capital. here at the very case by top he said doing good business. there especially popular with tourists who fail of the city tours to drivers offered. still has been operating a bike tuffy for 13 years. this is a super job for me i've always loved cycling and i like

we want crystal clean water and that's what we are doing. that's what we are working on so hard. >> i think the world needs to look at your leadership. look at what you've done. today we have the cleanest air on record and we are a global leader for access to clean drinking water. >> out of all this clean air and water arousing your suspicions, it's an attempt to shore up a liability, you are correct. reporting the idea for the steven started with consultants who discovered the record is a definite turn off for two key demographics. millennials and suburban women. which is to say, the public is on to the trump administration. people do care about the climate crisis and know the trump administration doesn't. unremarkably, they understand it's a political problem. here to talk about the problem, they report on science and environmental politics and the director of public citizen. the man who replaced the scott pruitt who made for excellent because he was driving around to different hotels whose soaps and lotions he liked. what is his actual re

crystal dunn was a rocking defense. rose lavell was immense midfield. then alex morgan on her birthday creating headlines not only with her goal, her sixth of the tournament, but also her celebration. she's not given anything away about what she meant by sipping her tea. she left us guessing, was it a dig at a very english tradition, was it a reference to the boston tea party and july 4th week? regardless, it was a 30th birthday for her to remember. >> to say it's the best birthday

. >> crystal is her name. she called and she said, i found this place, auntie, and i really want to get it. >> crystal saw the ad on craig's list, an affordable inlaw unit in hollywood. >> she had been speaking with the land lord and it appeared to be a go. >> all she needed was the deposit. could aunt tracy send the money? >> i said, i do have $400 that i would be willing to send. >> in a phone call, the landlord insisted tracy send him the money through cash app. a pier to pier payment system. he seemed less jet. >> he was very polite. he kept saying thank you. >> so she agreed, cash app, whisked $400 to the landlord, crystal would get the keys that night. >> so she waited. it was about 11-ish. >> but no one came. crystal wrote to the apartment. >> she said no one is answering, auntie, and she started bawling. i was very upset. how could anyone have done that? i feel that he's preying on people that desperately need housing. it hurt me to the core, and it really does still hurt me. >> tracy tried to contact

transformational thatgy that -- technology will meet the global need for safe, affordable, beautiful, crystal-clear water. [applause] mr. perry: mr. president, it has been your policy, it has been your focus that greater energy security for america. while at the same time, enhancing our environmental stewardship. i think the world needs to look at your leadership, look at what you have done. you know, for too long there has been this conventional wisdom that you have got to choose between economic growth and environmental protection. that's a false choice, and it's one that you have talked about, mr. president. it has always been this country. and this country that leads. just like you reminded people last thursday, the greatness of america, the innovation of america, and the future of this world will rely greatly upon america and this administration. thank you, mr. president, for the opportunity. [applause]

we will hear worst today from crystal. in 2020 alone, over 2 million units of children's products faced recall and nursery furniture was the leading category. in the last 10 years, only one was finalized, a mandatory safety standards. speed that up and pass legislation. the second bill i have introduced this week with my friends from chicago, congresswoman robin kelly and congressman bobby rush, is the .afe cribs act the american academy of recommends that infants sleep on flat, firm surfaces aand does not recommend the use of crib bumpers. families need that right now. i am going to recognize our ranking member who has introduced important piece of legislation. i recognize you for five minutes. >> thank you. welcome everyone. today marks our first legislative hearing and i am here to discuss important issues for people's safety. i would like to thank our chairwoman for our leadership. we talked about the importance of bipartisan work, which was why i was surprised by the action leading up to the hearing. regarding my bill

like this grotto full of sparkling salt crystals. because it was on board it's something special or unique in the world as far as we know the salt crystals of this size with a metre long edge aren't found anywhere else except at america. and in the right light it's twice as beautiful. the. time now for our weekly female our viewer jeff messmate sent us a video of his trip to the island of later on the philippines there he went scuba diving and that's an amazing footage of the pacific colorful underwater world. book castle in. a symbol of german reunification. and 2 is located only a couple of kilometers from the inner german border germany is arguably a country of many councils so why did the baath book play such a crucial role in german history i meeting with how to find out stuff. for many years he's been showing visitors through the book into the birthplace of the modern german language 500 years ago monte lucia translated the bible into german in this very room until then there have been countless dialects has bible created a uni

at crystal geyser we put our mountain source on our bottle...hat's cool. ...because we bottle at our mountain source. crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. when you can't get to the mountain... that's cool. ...we bring the mountain to you. let's go i'm out. me too. guys! crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. i recently read that during world war two, joseph stalin had a research program to create supersoldiers by having women impregnated by gorillas. what a sick use of science. hey, as long as the baby's healthy. i wonder if stalin considered any other animals. hippos are the deadliest creature. a half-human, half-hippo soldier would be pretty badass. yes, but when they're hungry-hungry, you can stop them with marbles. yeah, the correct animal for interspecies supersolider is koala. you would wind up with an army so cute it couldn't be attacked. but half-man, half-owl could fly... the answer is cuddly soldiers with big flat noses. moving on. so, penny, when's the new job s

crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. >>> back with new developments in the case against actor kevin spacey, his accuser has dropped the lawsuit he was 18 at the time and claimed spacey groped him in a nantucket bar in 2016, he said spacey got him drunk that assaulted him, no word why the lawsuit was dropped but kevin spacey is still racing from charges, pleaded not guilty to indecent assault . >>> shooting took place in santa clara at a theme park, the shooting happened around 9:40 last night please say a fight broke out between two separate groups and at one point somebody fired one shot from handgun, one woman was grazed by a bullet and is expected to be okay, police are searching for another . >>> new information about a crash on windy road in santa clara, the left one person dead and another injured. they announced the driver the 36-year-old was arrested on charges of felony driving under the influence and vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. it happened before midnight nea

crystal veronica. is another of our award des, a proud queer photographer and recipient of the pride creative award. her work is stunning and beautiful. her photography focuses on persons of color and documents folks documenting decisions about love and not compromising values for societal standards. crystal veronica. [applause.] >> i also want to acknowledge teddy witherington, pride's first executive director. he is here with us today. thank you for being here. >> having walked in your path and sat in your chair i have immense respect for you. throughout this movement we are called upon to show strength and resistance and hope. it is an honor to celebrate these individuals and organizations. they have risen to the calls and met the challenges head on. as your march down market street we will be joined by someone attending the very first pride. how cool is it they get to do that in san francisco? (applause). our city is an emblem of strength and beacon of home for lbgq people around the world. in a co

and crystal meth is coming from where? across the border from mexico. you probably remember the talk of meth labs in communities and you have seen coverage of that and meth labs may have been in your neighborhood. methamphetamines were so dangerous. there are no meth labs in your neighborhood. that's the good news and the reason why is because this stuff coming from mexico is cheaper and more powerful. more devastating to our communities. so it's a concern, and the latest c.d.c. data on overdose deaths with regard to opioids particularly is very hopeful, but the overdose deaths by psychostimulants and cocaine continues to increase, and, again, that's because fentanyl is mixed into these psychostimulants. methamphetamine deaths increased by nearly 30% in all 42% of overdose deaths contributed to one involved cocaine or psychostimulants or fentanyl or both. that's the problem that we have to address. while we continue to fight the opioid abuse, i released a bill called combating meth and cocaine act to address this resurgeance to ensure in congress we are

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yesterday we were spoiled at this crystal clear there was such a nice start to the morning. but once you get above the fog, it's still pretty nice that score nice up there yet most of us are in the midst of it. this is your look from suture tower right above that fog you layer that streaming in across the bay making for some low visibility for many of you that are driving into work here is one example of that looking down from the berkeley hills at the east bay which is not in view at all because of that lower visibility from the fog that is streaming in land this morning, skies over all our dry despite the fact that fog is pretty dense that's more than we can say for tomorrow now this fog is going to continue not necessarily this afternoon but the set up is going to allow that deep marine layer dickens to news streaming on in across the bay area. that's just that nice ocean cool they're really gripping us and this is also going to help temperatures to just subtly school downward in the days to come high-pressure not really getting a chance to build in this forecast. this is

today enjoying some nice weather at least into the afternoon when skies will be abundantly sunny crystal clear really a pleasant day ahead of us as you get outside to enjoy or barbecuing plenty of sunshine all the way across the bay area later on but this morning it is certainly on the fog year side of things today in fact is going to be bookended by into the evening tonight and the morning, both looking on the fog year side as you're getting out and about high pressure is building back in and along with it temperatures are going to be warming in the days to come today, we're already going to feel just a touch of a warmer day even though it's a fog year start skies will clear out into the afternoon offering up abundant sunshine, coastal areas are going to try to hold on to that fog as much as possible and then we work our way into the evening tonight, fog streams back inland across the bay. enough of it to be making a lot of a blurry view of your fireworks display in san francisco, still get out there and enjoy it. it shouldn't be too terribly thick by a fireworks and tonight just enough

least nice and clear on like those roads this monday morning golden gate bridge has been beautiful in crystal clear throughout the course of the morning just one of any roadway they are going to be traveling we're going to be encountering plenty of sunshine in fact a nice little view of the sunrise out in the distance there from the golden gate, 50's and 60's is where most temperatures are sitting this morning we've seen a couple of 70's though, like in pittsburgh in antioch to kick things off pittsburgh, you're still sitting at 72 hardly even need a jacket out there and later today, and you won't be needing a jacket anywhere because daytime highs will be well into the upper 80's for much of the coast of the bay into the mid 70's while our inland areas still holding on to some upper 80's to even low 90's so a very warm day not quite as warm as this weekend but holding on to the heat before a cool down later this week which i'll get to still to come daryn james, thanks a lot john 71 our top story immigration and customs enforcement have begun conducting the raids throughout the country and tha

to north stream saying great clarity that the position of couldn't drive among the government it's crystal clear from the business project it is not a political project we understand that the americans would like to sell their natural gas instead but it is among government the bulk up on all of the federal republic of germany crystal clear that we stick to the plan to let the drama and european industry go ahead with this post. just up to you culpable more than other movements to put in your circles most. of the much for the privilege of a little bit from the north when they're. quite in good sort of produce you're already in the extremes but you have you know made it seems to trace. that. this is a story about what happens austria stray bullets kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family and daughters in florida loving my other daughter is. there isn't a cemetery it really messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to

crystal geyser alpine spring water.ays bottled at the mountain source. >>> our time is 5:55, the a. s are off today but won three straight games in anaheim. mat chapman led the a. s to a 12-3 win over the angels. he found out an hour before the game he will represent the a. s in the all star game, did he respond. six rbi including a homer. a's won half game out of second place in their division. >>> giants pitcher will smith will represent the giants at the all star game in cleveland. he didn't pitch yesterday when the giants beat the diamond backs 10- 4, teammate, kevin drove in career high five runs with four hits. he won his seconds straight game, striking out 9, allowed 4 hits over 7 innings. giants are off today, playing in san diego tomorrow night. >>> sacramento area, enormous inflatable theme park is up and running now. it's at the fair oaks park, hosted by big bounce america, the one ticket includes three hours of play on three really unique attractions including the world's biggest bounce house, the giant, ame

crystal geyser alpine spring water.lways bottled at the mountain source. >>> more fallouts over and nike's decision to pull the shoes. >> the shoe features the betsy ross flag. what former quarterback: top it also offensive. >> reporter: new fallout from the nike controversy. mitch mcconnell is urging nike to reverse their decision to stop production of their independence themed betsy ross shoes. >> i hope that they either release the shoes or some other shoemaker. puts up the flag and puts it on a pair of shoes and start selling it. i will make the first to purchase. >> reporter: and nike designed the red white and blue shoe, with the revolutionary flag, with plans to release the designer shoes for the fourth of july. now the shoes are on the center of a million-dollar controversy. the former quarterback and activist, colin kaepernick said that he was defended by the fly, that it was a time from a time when slave was legal in this country. nike has been blasted for that decision. withdrawing a $1 million grant, saying

crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in southern california. which was rocked by a 7.1 magnitude earthquake tonight. it struck at 8:19 pm. the epicenter was in this earless valley 100 miles north of los angeles. it has led to crack buildings fires roque and rosen injuries. that is near the same location of yesterday's six point for it magnitude quake. shaking could be felt as far away as las vegas and fresno. ridgecrest the city of 29,000 people there still trying to recover from yesterday's quake. reports suggest 2000 homes are without power. they have been several aftershocks. one of which was a five-point seven magnitude. we should expect aftershocks reaching up to 6.0. >>> it will lower the threshold for alerts on and shake alert ellie app. many users complained about not getting an alert yesterday despite feeling the shaking more than 100 miles from the epicenter. >>> the technology behind earthquake alerts. >> reporter: not generally ava

crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. >>> appear observe land city councilman want to clean. a large homeless encampment. it is in the fruit vale district on 37th and alameda avenue right behind the high street home depot store. the councilman says businesses reported 29 crime-related incidents including theft and assault in just a single day. the store itself added security cameras and hired two off-duty police officers as private security all of which has helped but home depot and other businesses there have notified the city they will leave oakland if the situation does not improve. >> it makes it kind of hard to work out here. makes you not want to come to work. >> i need to protect the jobs in oakland and secondly, we need the revenue to continue to provide services. >> the councilman's clean-up plan includes closing 37th avenue for 18 months to clear the homeless encampment. the homeless will be relocationed to a lot owned by the city. the full council was expected to vote on t

the meaty river today for live deborah pollutants was once crystal clear. used to be very different if we flipped a few coins and we could see them clearly. come to our livelihood depends on this we make our money by selling fish from the river so the pollution is a real problem. for generation. coley and his family who are members of the coli ethnic group have lived and worked on the banks of the esther e. where the meteor. flows into the arabian sea. but since the early eighty's the river has taken a turn for the worse. from . people throw all kinds of things into the miti river household appliances even biomedical wastes like used syringes and. they don't understand that we depend on this river for everything. i hope people stop doing those. plastic bags in iowa so much other garbage that we can't even row our boats through it at times. our path is blocked by large chunks of garbage floating around. the 18 kilometer long river is the dividing line between the city of mumbai and its suburbs. 70 percent of its banks on both sides occupied by slums for whom

it will certainly be very interesting to see what this return to frankfurt means and i think your crystal ball is very clear this evening so i'm home 1st in washington hello as always we appreciate it thank you. the day is almost done the conversation continues online you'll find us at twitter either at the w. news or you can follow me a brit golf t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag the day we're going to leave you now with some images from what seems to be a very expensive loss of a bourbon when flames engulfed a gym being warehouse in well where else kentucky i remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. does. appreciate music. for swiss cheese maker is trying it out. his m. and receives plenty of loving attention. and he plays music for it as well so can you taste the difference was the idea but cheesy. next. i think it's everything channing 1st and i became a muslim. school much different culture between here and there challenging for him . to solicit so i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. got my license to work

crystal geyser alpine spring water.lways bottled at the mountain source. >>> many other democratic presidential candidates spent the holiday in iowa a state that traditionally plays an important role in the race for the white house. right now the candidates are mostly focus on the next democratic debate. to be held later this month. peter ducey reports from des moines. >> reporter: some candidates pretend not to pay attention to polls. not joe biden. joe biden said he doesn't plan to do anything differently to prepare for the next debate even though criticism from kamala harris about his civil rights record caught him off- balance.>>> came out of nowhere. it didn't seem to be something consistent with anything i had been accused up before.>> reporter: harris was in iowa puzzled by the former vp's complaint that she asked about his comments about being civil with segregationists which was front page news.>> that was the subject of conversation for days. if he and his team were not prepared for the topic i don't know what

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