host: harry in iowa, a republican. caller: good morning, and thank you for c-span. thank you for having the program today on the national right to life day in the capital. i hope that god is with everybody in the east coast as we face this blizzard and that everyone remains safe. because i am a charter member of lutherans for life. i was an ordained pastor. my wife was having a troubled pregnancy, and the doctor said the dnc and have the products of conception removed. that was our child, our daughter, five months in her mother's womb. we were not able to receive our child's body for burial because it was a product of conception. that is why i'm a charter member of lutherans for life and kansas right for life. i was serving at a parish and kansas. jumping forward to now, i had an invitation to visit with pope francis. the lutheran church missouri synod president matthew harrison to washington, d.c. -- host: let's wrap this up and make your final statement. caller: i was in d.c. with senator grassley and senator cruz on pro-life work. a pro-choice man and his wife too

host: harry in iowa, a republican. ander: good morning thank you for c-span. ank you for having the program today on the national right to life. i hope that god is with everybody in the east coast as we face this blizzard and that everyone remains safe. i am a charter member of lutherans for life. i was an ordained pastor. having a troubled pregnancy and the doctor said to come in and just have the products of conception removed. daughterour child, our five months and her mother's womb. receive ourable to child's body for burial because it was a product of conception. i'm a charter member of lutherans for life and kansas right to life. i was serving at a parish and kansas. i had anorward to now, invitation to visit with pope francis. sentutheran church president matthew harrison to washington, d.c. host: let's wrap this up and make your final statement. caller: i was in d.c. with senator grassley and senator cruz on pro-life work. a pro-choice man and his wife ,ook me and my daughters kidnapped me and attempted to shoot me an stab me. i'm a witness protection.

i'm ari melber in for melissa harris-perry. she is out in iowa as we count down to the last 36 hours to the caucus. with them, the very first votes that will be cast in the 2016 presidential race. hi, melissa. >> what's going on? >> getting ready to do this. a very exciting day here in the place for politics. we're going to get to melissa who everyone can see live in iowa in a second. that's what we call proof of life. first, that new poll out last night from the "des moines register" and bloomberg news. let's show it to you. on the republican side, trump maintaining a lead of five points over ted cruz. marco rubio, you see there, coming up in third. for democrats, this looks close to a two-person tie. clinton at 45%. this is among likely iowa democratic caucusgoers. those who count. and then sanders there at 42%. a margin of error, we should tell you, of four points. what does that mean? well, it's anybody's game, which is white the candidates have been campaigning so hard in iowa all this weekend, making their final pitches to both the decided

in prior election years? andrea: i think if trump wins, sandra, i think if trump wins iowa, that paradigm that i mentioned earlier -- harrisat's what people said about santorum. andrea: it hasn't mattered. people who won in iowa, to your point, sandra, they haven't advanced in the past. but this is very different. the only thing i wonder, though, are expectations now so high for trump because they haven't really managed them at the campaign, he's really tried to balance that. will that hurt him if he doesn't. i still don't think so with the numbers in new hampshire the way that they are. >> well, don't you think he's getting onboard though? at first he was reticent to get as involved in iowa as he's become. andrea: yes. >> i think right now he realizes that it's a horse race -- kennedy: well, he also sees how he can shift it, conception and the polls by having these major showings and stunts. so therefore, you know, at first he didn't want to participate in a place like iowa, and then he realized, oh, wait, this is actually important. the perception of winning there, you know, it truly will solidify his campaign in a way t

in the nation iowa caucuses, making tonight one of the last chances that the candidates have to make their case in the hawkeye state. this is "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros. here with us today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, commentator and national spokeswoman for the national lee bringing initiative, rachel campos duffy, and our #oneluckyguy, former ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor and moustache afficionado, ambassador john bolton. >> glad to be back. harris: what a title? >> on top of my resume'. after that now it has to be. what choice do i have. harris: that was your selling point. andrea: countdown to the debate tonight in iowa. frontrunner donald trump opting out of the big show, putting senator ted cruz center stage at the main event at 9:00 p.m. this evening on fox. four other candidates will go head-to-head in the earlier debate at 7:00 p.m. eastern. all this as a new nbc "wall street journal"/marist poll, shows jump pulling ahead of ted cruz in iowa with 7-point lead, 32-25%. without the billionaire businessman on the stage, "politico" said that ted cruz will go from being hunter to the hunted. senator rand paul gives a preview of the shots that may

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in iowa and new hampshire at this hour pressing voters to make up their minds. >>> but first, official contests and primary season is one week from tomorrow. i'm harris faulkner, this is the "fox report." marco rubio, donald trump and bernie sanders are all in iowa. brand new fox polling giving us a fresh snapshot of where the republicans stand ahead of iowa. take a look, donald trump in the lead with 34% among likely republican caucus goers. that's up from two weeks ago by a lot. senator ted cruz in second place with 23%. followed by marco rubio with 12%. the rest of the field in single digits at this point. we have fox team coverage as we kickoff the final week of campaigning in iowa. ed henry is following democratic candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders, but with the republican race live in des moines we'll go to kacarl camer. >> reporter: those in new hampshire say they may change their minds. both in 30% for both cases. for the last few weeks, it looks like iowa will be a two-person race between donald trump and ted cruz. as he has with other candidates, trump began to attack cruz and the establishment began to go after cruz as well. as

but first, a new poll on who is ahead in iowa this morning from the most reliable pollster in the state. >>> good morning to you. i'm ari melber in for melissa harrisas we count down to the last 36 hours to the caucus. with them, the very first votes that will be cast in the 2016 presidential race. hi, melissa. >> what's going on? >> getting ready to do this. a very exciting day here in the place for politics. we're going to get to melissa who everyone can see live in iowa in a second. that's what we call proof of life. first, that new poll out last night from the "des moines register" and bloomberg news. let's show it to you. on the republican side, trump maintaining a lead of five points over ted cruz. marco rubio, you see there, coming up in third. for democrats, this looks close to a two-person tie. clinton at 45%.

in 6 minutes. harris: happy monday. donald trump is topping polls in iowa and new hampshire.eep him from locking down the gop nomination at this point? more bad news for hillary clinton. the f.b.i. is reportedly investigating a whole new level of no-no in her email scandal. can her white house bid survive all this? if you are a woman and so is your boss, could you be holding yourself back? it's called the queen bee syndrome. what is it? is it real? "outnumbered" at the top of the hour. we'll see you. jon: fascinating. see you then, harris. heather: an intense manhunt under way in southern california for three inmates who who broke out of the orange county jail. these are the three men. one is an accused killer. william lajeunesse is with us with more on the search. >> the jail is old and lacks surveillance cameras. how did the inmates escape without being detected for 14 hours. this photo shows where they cut out a steel screen to get into the ventilation system likely with a hacksaw smuggled in. the dorm story room housed 60 cellmates. from there they escaped to the ventilat

up in back and forth and fireworks, and i don't really like that, but i would tell you this: i don't think harry truman could be picked for president in this format. slightly ahead of trump in iowa, could face questions about fully -- failing to fully disclose a loan he received from goldman sachs. cruz's wife worked for goldman sax at the time. >> we will ameme the filing. all the. >> has beeee public and transparent for many years. that's the end of that. >> reporter: iowa voters will, of course, pay very close attention tonight. scott, senior iowa republican officials told us they expect turnout on caucus night february 1st could exceed the 2012 turnout by up to 20,000, in part they said because some democrats and many long-dormant republicans haveecome motivated by trump's campaign. >> pelley: major garrett covering the debate for us tonight. major, thank you. now on the democratic side it doesn't get much tighter than this. the latest poll in iowa shows hillary clinton just two points ahead of bernie sanders. it's virtually a tie because of the poll's margin of error. >> i have felt for the last several weeks that we had the wind at our back. >> reporter: sanders' feelings

democrats, will give in to chuck schumer, harry reid and nancy pelosi, then perhaps donald trump is your man." cruz had hoped to win palin's endorsement and took another hit in iowa from governor terry branstad who says he wants cruz defeated because he opposes ethanol subsidies, crucial to iowa's economy. brandstad says: "i believe it would be a big mistake for iowa to support him."trump wasted no time agreeing with the governor's criticism of cruz trump says: "it just came out over the news his feelings about one of the other candidates, that's strong feelings. 14:38:16 so that will be ah very inter (appl) i guess you agree too. 143821 i agree. i agree. and you know he's been mixed on the subject. he goes wherever the votes are 14:38:26 cruz suggested ethanol subsidies amount to crony capitalismcruz says: "the washington cartel lives on cronyism. it lives on making deals. it lives on picking winners and losers and supporting 3 3 townhalls..they can do it at the polls unless bush to break into john kasich and jeb chris christie, candidate like it really hard for news which makes dominating the and their battle is dominating the news which makes it

recent state polls in iowa, new hampshire or within the top six in an average of five recent national polls. so now the question is, who can break out with trump on the stage? harrisi wonder if there was any thought, remember senator rand paul decided he would not be in the last debate. i wonder if there is thought if you're not there do you have a chance to better get your message to the people in terms of trump's people? for everybody else on the stage, if he is not there, he is soaking up anywhere from 36 to 39% of talk time during entire debate. that is a big chunk of time which almost goes where he is in the polling, that is big chunk of time you can talk about anything else. who is strong on what? i know what you're saying, people watching for the economy especially with the bumpy ride. sandra: they're watching for the economy. if we are honest are they each going to plot attacks against trump? he is not there. harris: exactly. >> does ted become the new target? andrea: here is how i see it growing down. i see all the candidates doing what they're doing today, predictably launching attacks at trump, come debate me on phone but they start to fire at cruz imme

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harry smith, nbc news. it's coming up on today in iowa.... a thief takes a car -- with a child inside. the heart- warming rescue caught on camera coming up. plus... are gas prices expected to stay low in 2016... could they go even lower? some clouds continue to track through the area this morning with breaks in the clouds allowing temperatures to drop. while we may see a few flurries "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: dry weather continues today and tomorrow before we start to see the chances of precip return to the forecast. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will show a mix of clouds and clear skies today with the clouds acting like a blanket. where there are breaks in the clouds, temperatures have dropped into the teens, but with the blanket, they are in the 20s. a few single digits exist to our west with wind chills staying above zero, for the most part. winds are light from the northwes

former president clinton is also back in iowa campaigning for his wife in marshalltown and coralville today. senate minority leader harry reid is pressing congressional republicans to vote to show whether they support donald trump's policies.... like banning muslims from entering the u-s. he says this is a way to old senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, a republican, responded by saying the g-o-p could do the same thing to democrats: bring up votes on proposals by their candidates the party might not wann. now a kwwl follow-up. a month after an iowa state student died in a hit and run...police still have no leads. emmalee jacobs was an eastern iowa native. she grew up in urbanana she was in her freshman year at i- s-u. with more on the investigation, we go to kwwl's amanda gilbert. she joins us live in our newsroom. although many tips in this case have led to dead ends.... police aren't slowing down their efforts. officers say a lot of students have come back from break.... so they are message aaain about people coming forward with information. they say they are also hoping the potential suspect will be back in the a

in iowa and new hampshire at this hour pressing voters to make up their minds. >>> but first, official contests and primary season is one week from tomorrow. i'm harris faulkner, this is the "fox report." marco rubio, donald trump and bernie sanders are all in iowa. brand new fox polling giving us a fresh snapshot of where the republicans stand ahead of iowa. take a look, donald trump in the lead with 34% among likely republican caucus go

in the valley. for an event hosted by senator harry reid iowa and new hampshire controlled the destiny of my democratic party and that's not the way it should be senator harry reid says we may take the caucus for granted now.. but he fought hard to bring it here so that the east coast wouldn't control the fate of the nation.. he says because of that.. all presidential cnadidates have had to pay attention and take stances on issues affecting our state... like storing nuclear waste at yucca mountain... yucca mountain is basically gone go there you should all go and see whats there nothing is there it's gone. with our diverse culture immigration also a huge issue trump and marco rubio anti- immigrant.. and says democrats are strong with minority voters so it's important to be one of the first states to caucus. hispanic vote important, asian vote important,, african american vote important they basically go to the democrat. dont think there's a reason any minority should vote for the republican candidates. an r-n-c spokesman said in a statement "the hypocrisy in the democrat party knows no bounds.. while d

in iowa... and 6 weeks until the nevada caucus... the democratic campaigns are in a dead sprint as they fight for voter support patrick walker... ((paula francis)) senator harry reid co- hosted the event... along with the nevada state democratic party. democrats running for congressional district four and senate candidate catherine cortez masto also addressed the crowd. /// ((dave courvoisier)) > as the field of 12 republicans ramp up for the iowa caucuses... the top two are locked in a new battle. donald trump insinuated that ted cruz's citizenship could be a problem for the texas senator in his pursuit for the white house. cruz was born in canada to an american mother. legal scholars widely agree that makes him a natural born u-s citizen and eligible for the presidency... but trump, echoing similar sentiments to those of president obama's eligibility, suggests that cruz's status could imperil the g-o-p: (( donald trump/(r) presidential candidate: "the problem is, is that if the democrats bring a lawsuit, the lawsuit could take years to resolve. how do you have a candidate where there's something over the head of the party and that individual?" )) ((dave cou

in iowa. we'll be in new hampshire. we'll see you then with the latest buzz. >>> happy sunday. as harris would say.e to a special edition of "outnumbered" on this sunday. i'm an tritreea tantaros. we're here today because tomorrow it is on. like really on. the first presidential nominating contest in the country. here with us today fauk fauk. sandra smith, democratic strategist and fox news contributor julie roginsky is back. and today's hash taq tag, one lucky guy, syndicated columnist and former republican presidential candidate, herman cain. >> what can i say. >> his latest

in iowa. we saw you flip your voight on ethanol in iowa for the same reason. that is not conservatism. that is political calculation. harrismuch evidence of the fact that ted cruz is rising ins polls he was taking incoming last night. how did he do about that. >> take 45 minutes to respond to that. so much in that one little bite. i thought rubio is good but a little uneven and it was interesting, especially at beginning, a change in tone. he was much harsher and more emphatic and more negative than he usually is. which shows that he realizes that it's trump and cruz who had their finger on pulse of mood of republican electorate than he has. there is some talk this morning it is three-man race. i would say 2 1/2 man race. st will get over that hurdle to compete with the two top ones. harris: at some point, we'll listen to more of senator rubio just on isis in a second, at some point we should probably say what exactly are the criteria for establishment candidate? i'm curious about that watch this on fighting isis because it was a strong point for rubio last night. >> when i'm president president of the united states biel w

in iowa. we'll be in new hampshire. we'll see you then with the latest buzz. >>> happy sunday. as harris would say. welcome to a special edition of "outnumbered" on this sunday. i'm an tritreea tantaros. we're here today because tomorrow it is on. like really on. the first presidential nominating contest in the country. here with us today fauk fauk. sandra smith, democratic strategist and fox news contributor julie roginsky is back. and today's hash taq tag, one lucky guy, syndicated columnist and former republican presidential candidate, herman cain. >> what can i say. >> his latest book, the right problems, what the president, congress, and every candidate should be working on is out now. welcome to the couch. >> happy to be here. >> we must remind you, you are out numbered. >> i know, and this is a predicament i've been looking forward to. >> i only have one complaint. >> what's that? >> where is the pizza. >>> didn't want to spoil some people's day by giving thel them something better than they were going to get. we left the good stuff back in atlanta. >> i like the confidence herman. i like it

in the "harry potter" series. rickman was one of film and admired actors, signature baritone voice. jon is here now iowa trying to upset michigan state for the second time this season yeah jack-- the iowa hawkeyes making a statement iowa hawkeyes making a statement tonight jon: hawkeyes are taking on the michigan state second time this season. the hawkeyes handed the spartans their only loss so far and are looking to do it again tonight but this time in east lansing where they haven't won since 1993. and boy did they come out on fire. down one peter jok puts iowa up with the open look for three. that was just a sign of what was to come. anthony clemmons spotting up for the triple stretches the twine. but michigan state hanging around. eron harris drives baseline and whammmyyy the one handed slam over woodbury back game. then iowa lights up the scoreboard. uthoff the three makes it an 8 point game. how about another from nba distance-- no one on him-- why not that's a 16 point lead for iowa. the hawkeyes made 9 of their 15 three point attempts in the first half! dom uhl adding his own from the top of the

iowa bruce harold. >> we focused on what's going on around here. he talked about the come back of bruce harris. >> we talk about in our athletic program the three legs of the school. whipping is important. academics, and the integrity of i keep saying to gary and kirk and the other coaches, i care about winning. i'm competitive like everyone else but the other two legs are more important. most of these kids are not going to play professional sports. they need education for careers. we are educating them for life. the way they win, integrity, value,e,he iowa way. that's what this is all about. i'm so proud of what kirk, gary bart ta, last night what they are doing. they are doing it the iowa way, integrity, hard work and discipline. >> ron, how about kirk? 17 years, 127 wins for the hawks. >> 127 wins with 16 of the all time winning coach coach hayden fry, 143 victories. there have been so many special but three hit close to home. >> what has it been like, what privilege is it to coachch your son? >> it's interesting. you go through life. it's never work inned the private sector, pro football. youyou see people wit

democrats and give in to chuck schumer and harry reid and nancy pelosi, then perhaps donald trump is your man. >> cruz had hoped to win palin's endorsement and took another hit in iowa from republican terry brandstat who wants cruz defeated because he opposes ethanol subsidies he says are crucial to iowa. trump waste nod time agreeing with the governor's criticism of ted cruz. >> that will be very attractive -- you agree, too. >> i agree. i agree. you know, he's been mixed on the subject. he goes wherever the votes are. >> cruz suggested that ethanol subsidies amount to crony capitalism. >> washington lives on making deals, on picking winners and losers and supporting corporate welfare. >> blasted trump for supporting government bailouts. >> mr. trump enthusiastically supported the t.a.r.p. big bank bailouts. i disagree with him, we should have no bagouts of wall street banks. >> mr. trump enthusiastically supported president obama's stimulus plan and said the only problem was it should have been bigger. >> at the john wayne museum in winterset, trump was endorsed by the late actor's daughter. >> if john wayne was standing around he would be standing right here, not

in iowa and new hampshire at this hour pressing voters to make up their minds. >>> but first, official contests and primary season is one week from tomorrow. i'm harriss the "fox report." marco rubio, donald trump and bernie sanders are all in iowa. brand new fox polling giving us a fresh snapshot of where the republicans stand ahead of iowa. take a look, donald trump in the lead with 34% among likely republican caucus go

iowa... caucus... the democratic campaigns are in a dead sprint as they fight for voter support patrick walker... 8 news now. ((brian loftus)) senator harry reid co- hosted the event... along with the nevada state democrats running for congressional district four and senate candidate catherine cortez-masto also addressed the /// ((kirsten joyce)) > president yesterday.. sharing some insight into what he'll say in his final state of the union address: (( president obama: "while i'm writing, my team's cooking up new ways you can watch and engage with the speech and i hope you'll all tune in next tuesday night. because this speech will be for the state of the union is tuesday, january 12th. news now at 6 p-m... followedimmediately by our regularly scheduled newscast. also today, mayor carolyn goodman will give her state of the city address. speech at 5-pm.. talking about her vision and insight for 2016. coming up at five-am... michael stevens had the chance to talk with her on what she thought of 2015. /// ((brian loftus)) > thousands in california are being evacuated for an environmental disaster. ((kirsten joyce)) what's been spreading int

iowa caucasus. and donald trump gets the highest numbers in the race so far. harris hillary clinton bombshell. were her private server and private information beyond top secret? wow! will she be held accountable this time? sandra: one of hollywood's biggest stars speaks out on the lack of diversity in this year's nominees. harris: we'll have one lucky guy. wink, wink. now back to you, jon. heather: thousands of firefighters filing a lawsuit against an illinois-based siren maker claiming the company did not do enough to protect the hearing of firefighters riding on those trucks. a very interesting case here. reporter: lawyers for the nearly 5,000 firefighters filing this suit say that the sirens which fit just outside of the cab of the truck should have a shroud or cone-like device to help protect the firefighters' hearing. the shrieking sirens is what helps warn all of us, motorists and pedestrians to get out of the way. but it the something the firefighters say has caused irreversible harm. like this retired battalion chief who has hearing loss. the noise is bouncin

." >>> here's dan harris with a preview. , good morning, gray and alicia. we're two weeks away from the first vote in iowaning we have reactions to the trump cruz showdown. meanwhile, the democrats preparing to square off in a big debate in south carolina tomorrow night. the dow crashed on friday, what does it mean for your family and retirement savings. chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is here to break it down. it's a powerball mystery, two of the three unclaimed jackpot. we did meet the family in tennessee who brought their dog with them, they are heartwarming and hilarious, you'll see them on "good morning america." >>> s.w.a.t teams remain on the scene of a possible barricade situation in west philadelphia, the latest at 9:00. >>> we have a preview of concept cars you can expect to see at the philadelphia auto show. for alicia vitarelli, chris sowers, i'm gray hall, make it a great saturday. >>> we'll see you at 9:00 a.m. there's something to be said for exploring the world around you. why should snacking be any different? discover all nine flavors of our creamy cheese and tap into your cur

in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about diabetic nerve pain. tell 'em cedric sent you. >>> welcome back. i'm melissa harris-perry. we're two days from the iowavotes cast in the 2016 presidential election. and we here at msnbc have our eyes all over that state, with the hottest ticket right now, actually not in an iowa caucusers' mitten. hamilton. the hip-hop musical about our founding fathers. we're talking sold-out seats. it's an obama family favorite. thousands of fans cursing last weekend's blizzard for cancelling saturday's show, because this hip-hop romp set in the 18th century has helped to redefine not only theatre, but also the ways in which we think about politics and understand our past. through hip-hop, we learn about the federalists on our $10 bill who famously died after a skirmish with long-time friendly president burr. old-school rap rivalries. telling the "new york times," quote, it's a hip-hop story. it's tupac. now, the ways in which we slay our opponents now is different than in hamilton's day, but it was everywhere this week on twitter, and the gop debate. first, there's the beat that went super nova on twitter about the

unless something happens in iowa or new hampshire or south carolina that really changes the landscape like rubio pops or christie pops or something. andrea: well, harristing to, i think, backfire on the establish. s because the longer they waited, they had to come around. harris: well, it made them look awfully disingenuous about winning. you say you want to have your front runner in the media, and here he is like every minute of the day, yet you're not really out front supporting members of the establishment. but i think the critical words that i read that bob dole said were the fact that donald trump has lowered his rhetoric tone a little bit, and he's become one of those people -- and i'm paraphrasing dole now -- who could get that deal made with just about anybody. and that tells me that the establishment point of view is not just changing, but trying to give him a leg up by building some momentum. maybe if he takes iowa, he can build from that point on. the timing of this should not be lost on ugh. andrea:down you know, plato, sandra, wrote about what makes a true statesman. i was reading that a couple months ago, and i thought, wow, that sounds

iowa. >> on the democratic side all three presidential candidates turned out for a dinner in las vegas last night co-hosted by harry roid. however, it was not a debate. hillary clinton, vermont senator bernie sanders and martin o'malley each made their case to a friendly audience about their plans to grow the middle class, protect medicare and social security and create jobs. >> the picks and snubs of baseball's hall of fame have sparked debate in the sports world. ken griffey junior picked up the highest total ever. 630 home runs, also voted in mike piazza, considered the game's greatest hitting catcher. not making it to coopers town this year, can barry bonds and then seven-cy young award winner roger clemens both tainted by steroid use. i saw a lot of congratulations for ken griffey junior. apparently he had to wait almost 30 call for the call. they have video of him sitting there wait for the call. >> sammy sosa got 31 more votes than the rest of us would have got. >> and also a good point. >>> coming up "the mix," the hidden stash of cash cleed up and the hungry dog in big trouble be. >> we're returning to our