united states history.his cumulative 21 years in office passes new york state's first governor -- george clinton -- who helped fight in the revolutionary war and left office in 1804. "how have you changed from the 36 you were when you were elected and the 69 year old you are today"i would say i've gained patience and i've learned perserverence. you can't take criticism personally. you have to recognize you have to recognize that because of hte position i'm in, there are always going to be people e attacking or criticizing. but i want to focus on the future and i want to make things better. after the break.k.we take a look back at some of the most interesting moments in our sit down interviews with canidates throughout throughout the 2015 campaign -- we've had a number of one on one interviews with candides where we've asked them about their own campaigns and current events at the timeme this week -- while we'e' looking back at the race in 2015 -- we have some of the most interesting moments from those interviews so far -- and a few that will hopefully make you chuckle along with us. still to com

eleven year old george reynal , has been hard at work this election cycle, campaigning for hillary clinton. george says he believes in clinton's vision for america and says she's the candidate with the expereince needed to run the nation. campaign organizers he works with say he's been a major contributor to their campaign office. honestly i have no idea how many hours ive spent doing this." that's because it's a lot. 00:00:00 i had a bit of an idea i knew what a caucus was but i didnt know how it worked. now that im doing it, it's really interesting. lukas: george also believes not enough kids are helping out in the election process. lukas: educators at the university of south dakota are enhancing their "school of business" by adding different elements of other industries into the curriculum the dean of the department doctor venky venkatachalam says u-s-d is utilizing new technology to implement aspects of engineering into their student's most recently by purchasing a 3-d- printer. something that should give graduates an edge when it comes to innovation and entreprenurialshi p. "we are be

clinton. tim: yesterday, george got to meet her in person. the two snapped this photo yesterday at the jewish federation event in des moines. appearantly, george asked secretary clinton about her policy. clinton says she was overwhelmed with his political prowess. i was thrilled to meet george because he's kind of a legend in our iowa campaign, he's our youngest most consistent volunteer, hes 11 years old, he comes to our headquarters, makes phone calls, i met him today at an event he asked a very good question about syrian refugees. he's a very impressive young man. tim: the latest quinnipiac university poll shows sanders, once again edging out early frontrunner hillary clinton in iowa... but only by a few points. sanders gets 49 per-cent support in this poll coming four per-cent former maryland governor martin o'malley has four percent. jenna: it appears tomorrow night's g-o-p debate will be one shy, after donald today he'll be holding a simultaneous debate. be holding a special event at drake university the debate stage, because he quote "

eleven year old george reynal , has been hard at work this election cycle, campaigning for hillary clinton. tim: george says he clinton's vision for america and says she's the candidate with the expereince needed to run the nation. campaign organizers he works with say he's been a major contributor to their campaign office. honestly i have no idea how many hours ive spent doing this." that's because it's a lot. 00:00:00 i had a bit of an idea i knew what a caucus was but i didnt know how it worked. now that im doing it, it's really interesting. jenna: george says he feels not enough kids are helping out in the election process. (tim) fred, how much snow is expected tomorrow? (fred) not very much! less than a half inch, it appears. some of us will see little to no snow. 2 line super: fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) shape, but highways 18 and 9 in northwestern iowa still have some snow and ice coating them as of the last report. the port neal welding company skycam hd shows cloudy skies on the ho chunk centre in sioux city. 27 is the high today and 19 the low. we've had our ups and down

clinton. yesterday, george got to meet her in person. lukas: last week we brought you the story of an n wa 11 year old who's campaigning for hillary clinton. yesterday, george got to meet her in person. the two snapped this photo yesterday at the jewish federation event in des moines. george even got to ask secretary clinton about her policies. meet george because he's kind of a legend in our iowa campaign, he's our youngest most volunteer, hes 11 to our headquarters, makes phone calls, i met him today at an event he asked a very good question about syrian refugees. he's a very impressive young man. lukas: hillary clinton did a few days ago.... and now senator bernie sanders opportunity to meet with president barack obama. he says the been very fair democratic candidates by not support behind any one of them. sanders was infact ask the potus for an official endorsement. what the president has tried to do, what vice president biden has tried to do is to be as even-handed as they can be, and i know there was some discussion the other day ab

volunteer 04 george 19:46:28 it's super am 11 year old george reynal /raynal/ is doing his part to get iowans old enough to vote to caucus for clinton. george 19:47:19 hillary is the only candidate with the foreign experience that our president in this modern day 19:00:29 if you will stand up for me at the caucus next monday, i promise to stand up for you every single day as president. jannay from the jewish federation, clinton is holding get out the caucus events in knoxville and oskaloosa before heading back to the metro for a town hall meeting at drake. in waukee, jt channel 13 news clinton's main opponent thinks the momentum is on his side... senator bernie sanders is rallying young voters... trying pull off what president obama did in 20-08... political director dave price followed every public college and university in this county should be tuition he knows his audience he thinks they agree with him that big money in politics and business now could cost them a good i say bernie...you say bernie sanders...sanders." rylee mcdermott thinks no disrespect to clinton but her friends prefer sanders and has this for those who question

the transcripts reveal clinton's blunt assessment that george w. bush running against al gore was only pretending to be a moderate. i have to figure out how to expose the fraud that bush is the new clinton. clinton praises vladimir putin but tells blair, he could get squishy on democracy. the relationship was indeed special. blair calls clinton mate. clinton offers to baby-sit blair's son. they chat about everything from pink panther movies to the tragedy of princess diana. the day after diana died, the president tells blair, i think anything you could do for the boys, about the challenges they will face. as for hillary, when she runs for senate, her husband tells blair, proudly, she's starting to sound like a real politician. i'm beginning to sound like a meandering old man. a man whose legacy is relevant again because she is running for president. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> when we come back, the student-teacher dance-off that has gone viral and part of the story behind a pretty remarkable school. happening now: hillary clinton in

this is clinton with george mcgovern. clinton starts out in the 1970's as a liberal, a traditional liberal in many ways. one of the stories we are going to tell is the transformation of clinton's politics. the hair is great, right? you'll see, there is some good clinton pictures. by 1992, just to give us a sense of transformation, clinton is a member of the democratic leadership council, the dlc. this is an organization deliberately committed to moving the democratic party away from the left and liberalism to the center. clinton himself has changed. he is no longer liberal, he is a centrist, and he is part of this organization committed to centrist politics, committed to centrist politics to get elected. so clinton himself has made this transformation to the dlc. again, let's just try to figure out a little bit of who clinton is in 1992. clinton would make overtures to traditional democratic politics, but not all of them. he would be pro-choice, knowing how this is a divided issue in america, and clinton would take advanta

the coolest new this morning, a local congressman says he's throwing his support behind hillary clinton george "g.k." butterfield represents the first district of north carolina, which includes elizabeth city, hertford and edenton. butterfield is also the chairman of the congressional black caucus. he wrote that mrs. clinton has the foresight to improve the lives of millions of african-americans. butterfield went on to say, that she has spoken out about racism and supports criminal justice reform. butterfield has been in the u-s house since 2004. this morning, a stand-out college athlete is fighting for her life. plays basketball at norfolk state university. someone found her unconscious in her dorm room new year's day. family members believe her condition may be related to diabetes. they're asking for your prayers and support. c1 ebony brown - amber's older sister 01:03:46 "it's been tough i mean i have to say this has been the toughest days that i've ever encountered before, i don't think i ever imagined anything happening like this so it's very tough it's very tough." runs :16 amber's hospi

i'm hillary clinton george: my family's lived on this farm for three generations. the bakken pipeline would pump dirty crude oil across iowa. patti: the fact that bernie sanders stands up against the pipeline is one of the reasons we support him. george: bernie sanders didn't hesitate to say no to the big oil companies. patti: bernie knows that if we don't act, we threaten the climate and the health of our children. bernie sanders understands that. patti: bernie sanders has the guts to just stand up for what he believes in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. meds, tyler's mother wanted to know what happened to her son's life. confused, lost, and tempermental. barnetta sash has her answer: tyler had c-t-e. that's the degenerative brain disease featured in the movie concussion. boston university and the concussion legacy foundation released their findings to sash's family, along with the new york times. sash had five at least concussions, including two in high school and one at iowa. he played 16 years of football. sash's cte had avanced to a sta

george h.w. bush, followed by president clinton. lynn miranda ak cements the george washington book surprise essential achievement award and sunday at 10:00, we'll look back to the 1984 presidential campaign and a debate between agent candidates in iowa. >> with whom we elect to replace that man, has to have the trust and confidence of the american people and it has to be on matters spoken in public and private. private promises and public statements for the american people being the same and has to be for all our people. >> for our complete schedule, go to cspan.org. cspan takes you on the road to the white house and into the classroom. this year, our student cam documentary contest asks students to tell us what issues they want to hear from the presidential candidates. follow cspan's road to the white house coverage and get all the details about our student cam contest at cspan.org. >>> american petroleum institute president jack gerard delivered statements. afterwards he answered questions from reporters. this runs about an hour a

eleven year old george reynal , has been hard at work this election cycle, campaigning for hillary clinton. george says he believes in clinton's vision for america and says she's the candidate with the expereince needed to run the nation. campaign organizers he works with say he's been a major contributor to their campaign office. honestly i have no idea how many hours ive spspt doing this." that's because it's a a lot. 00:00:00 i had a bit of an idea i knew what a caucus was but i didnt know how it worked. now that im doing it, it's really interesting. lukas: george also believes not enough kids are helping out in the election process. lukas: writing a book in kindergarten? well no probnlem for this lousiana girl. reporter kenny lopez has more on the five year old author who proves age is nothing but a number! " (nats of her r rding book) little anna borecki isn't just reading any book. she's reading the book she wrote called "seasons!" ( more nats of her reading book.) this kindergartener at airline park academy for advanced studies in metairie won a silent auction where she got the oppo

ronald reagan, bill clinton, george w. bush and barack obama all won the caucuses and the presidency. >>> a look now at where the democratic candidates stand. a new nbc maris poll shows hillary clinton and bernie sanders neck and neck among democrats in iowa. clinton leads sanders by just three points among likely caucus goer. she has 37 points in south carolina. but in new hampshire, sachbders holds a commanding 19 point lead. that's where clinton has challenged sanders to another debate. sanders accepted the challenge. thousand both sides will wait for the party to sign off. tonight be sure to watch nbc "nightly news" with lester holt on its new interview with hillary clinton. it begins right here after news 4: at 6:00 p.m. >>> today the man charged in the disappearance of two sisters heads back to world. lloyd welsh made his first appearance yesterday charged with the disappearance of 12-year-old sheila lyon and her sister katherine. the sisters were walking from their home to the wheaton plaza mall. their bodies have ne

george funkadelic clinton for bringing the funk from which the hip-hop came, and to you know, all theways in west jamaica another working class community where subway service is pretty limited. and yet people have to get up, go to work and often make the long hump to another borough. afterwards, a person could use a drink. and if you're a jamaican person can you use the everyday go-to drink of back home. any time day or night. wray and nephew. >> it's a very strong jamaican white rum. here you get it with cranberry juice with milk and water. that's what wray and nephew is to the bronx. >> desus is one half of a group. deezus versus kid marrow. it is a very fast free-form diatribe on what is happening in the bronx and at the city. he knows what's happening in the news or what happened last night. >> bronx is isolated from the rest of the city. the bronx is kind of abandoned up here. people get on a boat and go to staten island before they ride up to the bronx. >> i am inadvertently part of that problem. >> yes. they say the bronx will be gentrified. that's not happening any time soon.

kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> up next, tonight, bill clinton's private conversations revealed. what he really thought about george w. bush during his presidency. >>> it is not often that we're privy to the private remarks of a president, so there was high interest today when, for the first time, bill clinton's presidential library released transcripts that he had with tony blair, made public in response to a freedom of information request. the conversations cover difficult times at home and abroad. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: bill clinton on the campaign. as we learn of his chats with tony blair, his closest ally. at a tumultuous time for his presidency. weighing war with monica lewinsky. demonstrating his ability to decompartmentalize. no mention of lewinsky. only this possible oblique reference, after i get all of this crap behind me, i would like to talk to about this. he said. about what, was censored by the government. >> this is someone dealing with a domestic trouble at the same time as dangers of war on at least two continents. >> reporter: considering air-strikes against saddam hussein.

newly revealed conversation show what bill clinton said about george w. bush, vladimir putin and princess diana. >>> and biggest huge lines as the jackpot explodes to more than $800 million. could it grow to a billion before the numbers are drawn? "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. the images of our top story are beyond chilling. video and photos of a police officer ambushed at close-range by a man with a gun. and nearly as chill robert griffin iii the y are the implications this might be an isis inspired violence. the victim, a philadelphia police man, who survived being shot at 11 times and took down his attacker who allegedly told police he did it in the name of islamic. steve peterson is in philadelphia with the latest. >> reporter: these chilling surveillance images show the moment a gunman dressed in a robe opened fire on a philadelphia police officer at point-blank range, shooting at least 11 times. >> shots fired. i'm shot. i'm bleeding heavily. >> reporter: 33-year-old police jesse hartnett was hit three times in the arm. as the g

i want to remind everyone, george has a big show this morning, he'll be speaking with hillary clinton and of course you can see much more with his trump, that's later this morning on "this week" right here on abc. cecilia. >>> but we do now turn to that stunning turn of developments in u.s./iran relations. five american prisoners released, soon to be on their way home to freedom. that prisoner swap followed by a landmark nuclear deal sealed. and economic sanctions against tehran lifted. abc chief white house correspondent jonathan karl is here with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. three of these americans were held longer than those taken hostage in 1979. their release this morning comes just as that nuclear deal goes into effect, freeing up hundreds -- tens of billions of dollars for the iranian government. finally free, ending months of anguish for five americans trapped behind bars in iran. >> we have received confirmation that five americans who had been unjustly detained in iran have been released from custody. >> reporter: one of the released rezaian, the 39-year-

i'm caucusing for hillary clinton. george: my family's lived on this farm for three generations. the bakken pipeline would pump dirty crude oil across iowa. patti: the fact that bernie sanders stands up against the pipeline is one of the reasons we support him. george: bernie sanders didn't hesitate to say no to the big oil companies. we threaten the climate and the health of our children. bernie sanders understands that. patti: bernie sanders has the guts to just stand up for what he believes in.

i'm hillary clinton george: my family's lived on this farm for three generations. the bakken pipeline would pump dirty crude oil across iowa. patti: the fact that bernie sanders stands up against the pipeline is one of the reasons we support him. george: bernie sanders didn't hesitate patti: bernie knows that if we don't act, we threaten the climate and the health of our children. bernie sanders understands that. patti: bernie sanders has the guts to just stand up for what he believes in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. national guard combat engineer. 20-year-old megan reaska enlisted a little more than a month ago and has been attending her first basic training in iowa city this weekendkristin rogers the story.... for 20-year-old megan reaska this moment "i solomly swear or affirm, that i will support and defend, that i will support or defend, the constitution of the united states, the constitution of the united states." was something she had been thinking about for awhile, as she became the first female iowa national guard combat engineer.

yesterday at the jewish federation event in des moines and george got to ask her about her policies. clinton says she was overwhelmed with his political prowess. i was thrilled to meet george because he's kind of a legend in our iowa campaign, he's our youngest most consistent volunteer, hes 11 years old, he comes to our headquarters, makes phone calls, i met him today at an event he asked a very good question about syrian refugees. he's a very impressive young man. lukas: hillary clinton did a few days ago.... and now senator bernie sanders had the opportunity to meet with president barack obama. he says the president has been very fair with the democratic candides by not throwing his full support behind any one of them. after his visit sanders was asked if he did in fact ask the potus for an official endorsement. what the president has tried to do, what vice president biden has tried to do is to be as even-handed as they can be, and i other day about a political interview where he was tipping the scale toward secretary clinton. i don't believe that at all. sanders says he had a productive

as well. >> thank you very much, we appreciate your time. >> of course you hear hillary clinton's name and george bush and republicans and democrats to blame with education so that's one of the take aways i had was carlie spreading the blame across both sides. >> absolutely. one thing i heard her talk about was how big business and big government partner with each other to crush small competitors and usually you don't hear something like that from someone who has been in the suite of a major company. >> anti terror money battle. >> you can't every year beg for >> what she says the department of homeland security is getting all wrong about our city. >> they're not doing that that's the point. >> they shouldn't be they should focus on the basics when the recession hit -- >> it's a terrible way to be. >> a ballot initiative to raise panel talks about its chances. you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate.

iowa chose ronald ray began, bill clinton, george w. bush and obama. >>> hillary clinton and sanders is neck and neck among democrats in iowa. clinton leads by just three points. but in new hampshire, sanders holds a commander 19 point lead. that's where clinton has challenged sanders to another debate. and now both sides will wait for the party to sign off. tonight be sure to watch nbc "nightly news" with lester holt for a new interview with hillary clinton. >>> starting this year, all military combat jobs are open to women. many are wondering if that means women could be drafted one day. selective service director lawrence romo will break down details at 10:00 this morning at the national press club. romo will also talk about why young undocumented male immigrants are required to sign up for selective service. >>> sunday is the deadline for open enrollment in obamacare and tomorrow there will be a door to door campaign to get you ready. folks from health link will be out in petworth neighborhood to inform residents about the plans avai

george bush and bill clinton each ranked higher. he was a critic of government who made it bigger. a foe of taxes, who raised them. a conservative capitalist who busted the air traffic controllers union, but at other times defended labor rights. sometimes even democrats invoke his name to justify their plans. >> that wild eyed socialist warrior was ronald reagan. >> what people remember about reagan was not that he was a solid conservative but he was upbeat about america. >> i am not going to exploit for political services my opponent's youth and political inexperience. >> reporter: what republicans remember is that reagan knew how to take on the democrats and >> tammy: the next democratic presidential debate will be held in charleston tomorrow. hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will meet for the first time. news 13 will have a crew there. you can also get updates on wlos.com. >>> a protest over the porter ranch gas leak was held earlier today outside a high school where officials held a public hearing about the leak that was first reported in october. nearly 3,00

george has a must-see show this morning. he'll go one on one with donald trump, hillary clinton, and bernie sanders. later this morning on "this week." >> abc news is the place to be for complete coverage of the caucuses. george and robin report live from iowa first thing tomorrow morning. david muir anchors "world news tonight" from iowa. dan will stand by with coverage on "nightline." all the results, the latest news the instant that it happens. >> i appreciate the "nightline" we have the next big republican debate next saturday night at 8:00 eastern. >>> shooting and stabbing at a colorado motorcycle show. this morning, at least one person is dead. another half dozen are wounded. police believe that a fight between rival biker gangs triggered this violence. clayton sandell son to scene in denver. >> reporter: the denver expo that brought out more than 10,000 hard-core motorcycle fans turned violent just before 1:00 p.m. >> at the national western complex, shots fired. >> reporter: sources tell abc news it began when rival motorcycle gangs started fighting, then shooting. >> we're responding to a g

. >> george: hi ryan, this is george and i'm calling from the hillary clinton campaign for iowa. >> sabrina: george reynal is only 11 years old. >> george: mmhmm, well thank you for you time. honestly, i have no idea how many hours i've done. >> sabrina: that's because it's a lot. >> george: i had a bit of an idea. like, i knew what a caucus was, but i didn't know how it worked. and now that i'm doing it, it's really interesting. >> sabrina: george diligently works through his list of calls to make, not allowing himself to get discouraged when people don't answer- >> you have reached the voicemail box of- >> sabrina: or when they just hang up. >> george: one out of 10. >> sabrina: that's because he says he believes in her record. >> george: i think she's the only candidate with the foreign experience that our president in this modern day of really just tensioiobetween nations needs. >> sabrina: and her vision for america. >> george: she's a fighter, she fights not just for the americans of tomorrow. >> sabrina: he's not the only middle schooler who spends their free time here. >> just reall

george w. bush 291, bill clinton, 364 and reagan 384 times. so, yes, among those that i just mentioned, president obama having the least amount. >> exactly. and this is against a backdrop of, you know, the presidential candidates, you know, reacting to the announcement of these possible executive order os on guns using language like the president wants to act like a king or dictator, well, you know, when republicans didn't have the same level of outrage when, you know, presidents -- republican presidents have many more executive orders whether it's w or reagan, i think that helps expose the politics behind some of the selected outrage. but as you said, one of the things about executive orders is that they can be reversed on day one by a president of an opposing party. an executive order has been used going back to president george washington. they've done great things like the integration of armed forces, the desegregation of public schools. they've been responsible for some terrible things like executive order that set up the context for inte

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county with the east clinton astros invading the next door neighbor, the falcons of clinton massie. george: mark slaughter burning through the company gas ward last night in clinton county. the falcons' noah greathouse taking the baseline and the tip off the glass. and he's fouled. sweet play right there. east clinton's c.j. mccarron goes back door to litrel for two in the paint. massey's bryce boyd going to inbound it to utrecht, cutting to the hoop, off the glass and in. then they get great ball movement. and massie gets that rivalry win, 71-62. >> mcdonald's of greater cincinnati is proud to present the mcdonald's blitz 5 student-athlete of the week. george: jack nguyen is a senior at lakota west and plays football, basketball and soccer. he's sixth all time in ohio with 76 consecutive extra points made and is the most accurate kicker in lakota west history. he's a member of the national honor society and as a grade point average of 3.77. kelly mcmanus is also a senior at lakota west and is on the cross-country, swimming and track teams. she's a four-time regional qualifier in cross-cou

former presidents, including bill clinton and george w bush, can earn millions in speaking fees. after leaving office, presidents receive a pension of more than $200,000 a year, but are also covered for expenses like office space and travel that can add up to more than a million. payments would be reduced if a former president' s income reaches more than $400,000. some of your loose change costs more to make than it' s worth. the government accountability office says it costs 1.7 cents to make a penny and a nickel costs eight cents. the government blames rising metal prices. lawmakers will have to decide if including finding cheaper metals to use, but there' s no timeline for a decision. shelley: a government task force is recommending that women get a mammogram every other year between ages 50 and 74. the guidelines are similar to the ones put out by the same group in 2009. the task force says women in their 40' s should make their own choice about whether to get a mammogram. women in their 60' s are the most likely to avoid dying from breast cancer thanks to mammograms. the wor

bipartisan. >> he acknowledged that. >> when republican president gets in there, unlike when bill clinton, georgeasn't reversal of policies. neil: wasn't a sea change. >> there will be. >> some of this stuff can not be reversed. >> you can't change obamacare? >> not a reversal? can you change it? absolutely. >> how many doctors are have you talked about this? i talked to a lot. neil: what if it is reversed -- >> from a legal standpoint. neil: executive actions being reversed. harder to get health care thing. >> no, charlie,. >> they will change it dramatically. neil: what if they never get in. >> that is the whole story. he has been a polarizing figure -- >> i don't think that is a fair statement. >> what have they done bipartisan? >> people's response has been polarizing. >> people's response haste been polarizing. >> can what have they done bipartisan. neil: whether he got it down with the other side or no you have to admit he was consequential. >> unconsequential if republican -- neil: not being fair and balanced. you're unfair apunbalanced. >> what was the last time -- neil: what did he get d

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newly revealed conversation show what bill clinton said about george w. bush, vladimir put princess diana. >>> and biggest jackpot ever. huge lines as the more than million. billion before the numbers are drawn? "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. the images of our top story are beyond video and photos of a police officer ambushed at close-range by a man with a gun. and nearly as chill robert griffin iii the y are the implications this might be an isis inspired violence. the victim, a philadelphia police who survived being shot at 11 times and took down his attacker who allegedly told police he did it in the name of islamic. steve peterson is in philadelphia with the latest. >> reporter: these chilling surveillance images show the momentunman dressed in a traditional white arab robe opened fire on a officer at poi range, shooting at least 11 times. >> shots fired. i'm shot. i'm bleeding >> reporter: 33-year-old police jesse hartnett was hit three times in the arm. as the gunman ran away, he kept shooting. but the our managed -- the officer