he said, hawkeye, come over here. exton, listen to hawkeye.reat ending. [ laughter and applause ] that's a great ending. >> uncle hawkeye saves the day once again. >> jimmy: that's a great, perfect ending. yeah, you did it buddy. well, i love you and i'm so happy for everything that happened to you pal. you're great. i have a clip, here's jeremy renner in "avengers: age of ultron." take a look at this. >> hey, hey, are you okay? >> it's all our fault. >> hey, look at me. it's your fault, everyone's fault, who cares. are you up for this? are you? look, i just need to know, because the city is flying. the city is flying, we're fighting an army of robots. i have a bow and arrow. none of this makes sense. [ bang ] but i'm going back down there because it is my job, okay? i can't do my job and baby sit. doesn't matter what you did or what you were, you go out there, you fight. and you fight to kill. stay in here you're good. i'll send your brother to come find you. but if you step out that door, you are an avenger. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy:

hillary clinton kicks off her campaign for president, holding her first meeting with voters in the hawkeye state more than nine months before the iowa caucuses. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, april 15letth 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with another case raising questions about the use of excessive force by police. this case involves police in a tucson, arizona, suburb. an officer there used his police car to ram an armed suspect on february 19th. our reporter has the story and the dramatic dash cam video. >> reporter: if a picture's worth a thousand words there's no word what came to his mind the first time he saw this video. >> it's one of those things where the first time i saw the video i went whoa holy crap were the first words out of my mouth. >> a man stole a rifle and ammunition out of walmart. he did not listen to the commands of police. >> you don't want to do this. you don't warrant do this. >> reporter: what's worse they tried to talk the suspect down. a man pulls up and says he po

what does that represent there, that's hawkeye, iron man and thor? >> yeah.lack widow and hulk. >> jimmy: are you going to get black widow and hulk as you go down the back? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: wow, how about that? your parents must be deligh by the way, can you imagine what that would do to one of the young virgins on his first date. hey, put your clothes on. i think we better go back. thank you. you guys stay right there. we're going to let them ask some questions of the cast of avengers later on. [ applause ] >> jimmy: a lot of people say they wish they had the ability to fly. i believe -- sounds great. my theory is if we could fly we wouldn't because it's too much work. we'd probably do it about once a year so we could post it on facebook. like running, how often do you find yourself running? never for me. when i was a kid i used to collect marvel comics. i have stacks of them. i had this idea they would be worth a lot of money. my comics are worth no money at all. i watched the saturday morning cartoons. i was looking at some on you tube. kids today

the president getting to the road hawkeye state of iowa. she finished third in the caucuses there behind eventual winnerback obama and john edwards. >> from my home state of north carolina. very familiar with that. >> rollouts are rarely without criticism. hillary is already taking slings and arrows about her logo. >> you are right. it is never easy. people spend lots of time and money getting the logo just right. take a look at the new logo. the controversy is the folks at wikipedia says wait a minute. that looks a lot like our logo. hillary clinton's logo on the left. it kind of remind them of the cuban flag having just spent some time at the summit of the americas, lots of talks about cuba. not sure about that reference there. that's what a lot of people are thinking. real quick she announced she has resigned from the clinton foundation. much consternation and controversy about how much money she raised there. >> i think distancing herself. i think it looks like a hospital logo, hospital that way. >> thank you, kevin. former presidential

. >> is hawkeye aiming for his own stand alone film. >> the hawkeye movie they said that has to be the next. >> i'm like 50 in tights and finally the big question -- are you comic book fans growing up. >> not these type, does archie comics count? my husband is a crazy marvel crazy comic book guy, when this when down i became more attractive. >> others like how does james spader's kids feel about him playing the bad guy and tonight on "action news" at 5:30 the super heroes secrets of the avengers avengers. we'll be right back. >>> another live look with a rally, that continues to grow at city hall, it started out with 75 people marching down market street now that they are to their destination, there is easily several hundred people it's called philly is baltimore in solidarity of the death of freddie gray in baltimore, we are sure that this is going to continue to grow and have traffic implications we'll keep you updated on this story. >> they have not told us were they plan to go they could stay there or tie up traffic all throughout the city, we'll keep ourize on this one. we change

that's hawkeye, iron man and thor? >> yeah.'m missing black widow and hulk. >> jimmy: are you going to get black widow and hulk as you go further down the back? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: oh, wow, how about that? well, your parents must be delighted. [ laughter ] by the way, can you imagine what that would do to one of the young virgins on his first date. hey, put your clothes on. [ cheers and applause ] all right, i think we better -- i think we better go back to the -- yeah, all right, all right. thank you. you guys stay right there. we're going to let them ask some questions of the cast of "avengers" a little bit later on. [ cheers and applause ] you know, a lot of will people say they wish they had the ability to fly if they could. i believe -- it sounds great. my theory is if we could fly we wouldn't, because it's too much work. [ laughter ] we'd probably do it about once a year so we could post it on facebook. and -- it's like running. how often do you find yourself running? never for me. [ laughter ] you know, when i was a

s iron man and the big green guy male bonding, jeremy renner's hawkeye, an analog warrior, with chrisis evans, captain america. >> more like -- >> yeah -- >> sexiest man alive. >> me? >> hey, look thanks for letting it go. >> "avengers: age of ultron," it has the goods to keep this franchise's fans fed. >> we have the easy-ish job because we are, joun, iyou know building these characters over many films. it's playful and fun for us. >> by the way, great job being pregnant for the whole shoot. >> right? >> oh, thank you. >> as black widow, a five months pregnant scarlett johansson would cat nap during the cast's games in her trailer. >> you were just so happy. >> what happened? >> i don't think anyone's ever made as much money during a gestation as you did. >> i made more money being pregnant than -- >> was that additionally challenging? >> it was great. i was so fortunate to be able to work in that and have a very cushy delightful job. >> whatever. man, it's a trick. >> the comeradery clear as vodka. >> it's fun interesting in the scenes when we're not in our outfits. it's nice to see

. >> she came to the hawkeye state to bid fear well farewell to outgoing senators tom harkin. former governor martin o'malley of maryland has been getting early buzz, attending benefits around the state since 2014. >> people are tired about hearing of candidates for the republican party. >> i have candidates in particular who just love hillary clinton. >> jennifer jenkins is a political reporter for the illinois register. >> if other candidates don't jump in you're going to see lot of democrats dissatisfied and voter turnout depressed. >> clinton's power may be slipping but that might not matter. tom hagel says at this stage name recognition really counts. >> the advantage for clinton is because these other candidates, whether it is governor sanders senator webb, don't seem to have a chance. >> one of the pain issues that is starting to come to the forefront -- >> still some candidates like mark carbury are backing away from the ideal candidate in order to support hillary clinton. >> i will support the democratic candidate whoever it may be. >> reporter: because in the end it'

we see a different hawkeye this time around. what can you tell us? to be careful. no but a lot of fun, interesting things are revealed. what i love about the movie, a lot of the relationships with the best thing about it for me. they deepen, they spliptnter. there's new goodies. new baddies. >> you have been helping so many kids good causes. out here last night. we did the story on the little boy with the prosthetic arm that you got to meet as well. you've been doing some good work. will these opportunities arise. we have all been talking about this the whole tour. we always fall short. the characters we play represent something. it's great meditation for us who recognize that we can aspire to be like these great characters we play. we'll never attain it. but, in giving back to the kids is something that keeps us in check. none of us you know, would turn that down. >> you have superhero status. we want to do a lightning round. you ready? first of all. >> just kids. >> the name of it is called secrets from the set. >> uh-oh. >> the first one? >> this

machine is called hawkeye. how did that go during your tournament with james blake? know, it has a few kinks to work out. i didn't do real well. there are a lot of gloating lines men. give me a couple days. i'm over 50. don't see quite as good as i used to. it is possible, liz, i may have miss ad call or two past 35 years. i'm not convinced of that yet. we'll wait and see. good to get a little breather now and then. sometimes you call a challenge, you know you will not win, especially if i have to down against the likes of andy. david: andy, what about human judgment? is it on its way out? how will it come to play in the new way tennis plays? human judgment? >> we'll see. playing first couple of nights, calling our own lines it has a different dynamic. the crowd enjoys it basically call each other liars for our own calls. got to be honest with you, john, he cheated a little bit last night. he did. liz: what? >> you need to cheat against younger guys. >> whereas everyone thought i was complaining, everyone thought i was complaining all these years. turns out i was jus

she did so in this new modest campaign style taking the eye out of iowa as it were hitting the hawkeye state not with a raucous rally to lay out her 2016 agenda but with a more intimate gathering with teachers and students in month sell low. . >> a lot of people have asked me well, you know why do you want to do this and what motivates you and i've thought a lot about it and i guess the short answer is i've been fighting for children and families my entire adult life. >> before the roundtable clinton engaged in what you might call a little coffee talk at a quaint family owned business in leclair iowa population, 4,000. and just in case you didn't get the memo the clinton was learning from the mistakes of her last campaign she pulled a page from her former democratic rivals' fund-raising playbook much like then senator barack obama in 2008 she is initially asking for small donations from her supporters as little as $5. the hope is that this new approach will help her build a broader base of grassroots support. let's go live to cnn senior political correspondent brianna keilar. iowan iow

hillary part two, hawkeye edition.he pillars of her campaign explained by hillary herself at a campus. hillary clinton: where i look at where we are as a country, i'm so convinced that there is not anybody anywhere who can outcompete us, who has better values, who can do more to provide more people the chance to live up to their own god-given potential. we cannot take that for granted. so i want to be the champion who goes to bat for americans, for big areas and fights i think we have to take off because they re are those that do not agree with what i think we should be doing. we need to build the economy of tomorrow, not yesterday. we need to strengthen families and communities. we need to fix our this functional political system and get unaccountable money out of it once and for all even if that takes a constitutional amendment. we need to protect our country from the threats we see and those that are on the horizon. mark: in order to make sure we do not miss the point this was the foundation of her campaign she twee

in the second episode, her advisers went to get her to the hawkeye state to start engaging one-on-one with voters, though democratic rival martin o'malley has already been here several times and is warning that this will not be a coronation. the former governor suggesting that she is old news. >> i think that history is full of examples where it the front runners are inevitable right up until they are no longer inevitable. what i've heard is that people want to hear the voices of the new leaders and they want a robust debate about the issues that the country faces. >> another rival, jim webb jumping on this week's quinnipiac university poll. finding that 49% of voters do not find her trustworthy. >> they are looking for individuals who can say what they believe and be consistent about it rather than massaging the issues to try to get one political safety zone or another. really taking the were risk of leadership and putting them out there, and w vedo tt my career. >> clinton will also eventually be asked about the fact that the state department general has been asked about serving as

one of hack eye states -- hawkeye starts is state farms is forced to kill 4 million hens, a farm is responsible for 10% of state's egg-laying hens and joins dozen other farms this 13 states that have been hit. the virus has killed 6.5 million chickens and turkeys in last two month bir bird flu does not impact humans. on bluebell ice cream one of the nation's most popular ice cream brands is now recalling all of its products, after discover that's potentially deadly bacteria listeria in several samples they recalled several product lines last month after deaths and sicknesses. linked to the contaminated ice cream. >> it is the right thing to do to the consume ser to remove all doubt. let's get it ought all of the marketplace. >> bluebell does not know how listeria was introduced to its facility but they are revamping their procedures,. lou: thank you very much. a quarter of a million homes in australia without power on southeast coast storms have been pounding new south wales authorities warning residents to not stay home. up to 4 homes have been washed away, three people have died. >> one of th

. >> reporter: clinton is trying to shake off a winter of her own, left out in cold here in hawkeye state 7 years ago, she finished third in caucuses, and building a new case that started in a rural community college. her mirror arrival sparking a media circus. >> we have to figure out in our country, how to get back on the right track. i am running for president, i think that americans and their families need a champion. and i want to be that champion. >> reporter: pundits assume that everyone has their minds made up about clinton some students here suggested otherwise. >> she was in the senate or something, i don't know much about her. honestly so. see she must be pretty big. everyone is coming out here for it. >> reporter: so big that republican paks are try trying to elevate clinton to be their political opponent. >> less than half say mrs. clinton is honest and trustworthy. >> reporter: top clinton advisors told fox they are focused on winning the democratic nomination. >> hillary clinton will do a lot of interviews. the by the beginning of the campaign, she didn't want focus of nati

. >> senator marco rubio setting foot in the hawkeye state of the first time since declaring candidacynouncement gave him a bump that put him on top of the pack. iowa presents the first of whether he can handle the pressure. >> campaigns are going to have to go out campaigners are going to have to see it in the early states in action and some that don't make a decision. reporter: the latest numbers give him a one-point lead over scott walker who showed up in iowa earlier. going through conservative counties in northeast iowa. walker says that he is not declaring anything until the state budget and wisconsin is complete. >> i want you to know that we are going to be back here often. and we wouldn't want to be in a position where if we weren't to get in we would not be here for the caucus but for the whole hall the way through november of 2016. >> the faith and freedom have been putting him in a field of nine leading republicans giving them a chance to work the crowd along side mike huckabee. >> you can can't come in here and buy a bunch of television ads and hope that people will suppor

coming into iowa hot, freshman senator marco rubio will step foot in the hawkeye state for the first time since announcing his presidency. iowa presents the first test of whether he can handle the poll position. >> candidates are going to have to go out and talk about what they are for and people are going to see us in action and from it they will make a decision. >> reporter: the latest numbers give rubio a one-point lead over scott walker who showed up early, barnstorming through conservatives counties in northeast iowa. walker says he's not declaring anything until the state budget in wisconsin is complete. >> should we choose to get in i want you to know that we're going to be back here often and we would not -- we wouldn't want to be in a position that if we were to get in we wouldn't just be here for the caucus. we'd be here for the full haul. >> reporter: the faith and freedom event will put walker and rubio in front of nine leading republicans. it gives them a chance to work along people like mike huckabee who found fertile soil in iowa. >> iowans are used to meeting with the

. >>> hillary clinton kick-starting her run for the white house in the hawkeye state. very first live campaign event. since her official

there's going to be a big scrub trying to get out through that to chock a win up in the hawkeye state. charlie: we've had two announcements. ted cruz and rand paul. what is most impressive so far? john: there are two different kind of announcements. cruz's announcement was powerful rhetorically. he gave a great speech. the crowd was there by force. they were students who did not come to that event. the enthusiasm level was lower. he is great on stage. with paul it is harder to george -- to judge. it was a more enthusiastic room. he is not a great orator. when it came to his oratorical athleticism, his ability to command thise stage he was not as potent. he is trying to show he is a big time operator. he has an organization and place in iowa welcome in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, other places that demonstrates organizational muscle. inherited from his father, not entirely, but that is a different kind of strength. charlie: is that what this is about? the republicans on the right, tea party want to see someone early on clear the field so they can go against hillary because they

announcement yet, but after signing the lease of her new office space, hillary clinton heading up to the hawkeyeng closer to a presidential run? >>> plus she may not know it, but one of my friends at fox has a serious passion for music, she says as a chimed, playing piano was her life. can you zbes who she is? ... ... >>> if you're on your mobile device today we're going to check out what america's clicking on. an adopted tortoise and a dog taking a run around their owner's garden. >>> a solar company employee finding himself in the spotlight after a slight miscommunication that landed him under dressed in a round table with president obama. he said he didn't realize it was a meeting with president obama new mexico he saw the nameplate on the table. >>> then jack nicholas, wow, did he ever do it at augusta national. watch this. >> here's jacket number four. >> that's par 3, across the water. really a good golfer. what a beautiful play. >> come on come on, jack, yes. oh! >> wow. six-time masters champion playing in an exhibition round when he shot the hole in one on that par 3, jack still has gam

clinton with voters in key democratic officials during her swing through the hawkeye state.ter: good morning. hillary clinton is waking up for the third straight morning in iowa. her first trip as a 2016 presidential candidate is coming to an end. she is planning to return to her home base in new york later today. this time by plane not a road trip. this first campaign stop was more than simply a drive-by visit. she lingered with voter and key elected officials to show she is serious about fighting for the democratic nomination. she walked into the iowa statehouse on wednesday for a closed-door meeting, people lined up to see her. her campaign believes this is a successful trip. she is expected to travel to new hampshire next week. the state that holds the first primary of the 2016 fight. of course unlike iowa she won that state during her first presidential campaign. as she begins to layout the principles of the candidacy, she did so before scripted and friendly crowds. of course the real test of the candidacy comes when she takes unscripted questions from the voters in all

. >> i'm in it to win it. [ applause ] >> reporter: and travel around the hawkeye state in what the campaign dubbed the hillicopter. they dealt a serious blow sending her to a third place finish in the caucuses. >> we are going to take the enthusiasm and go to new hampshire tonight. now she is looking for a second chance. >> i'm back! >> reporter: and going for a more personal touch, putting the focus on who she is calling everyday americans. >> i'm running for president because i think that americans and their families need a champion. and i want to be that champion. i want to -- stand up and fight for people so that they cannot just get by, but they can get ahead and they can stay ahead. >> reporter: some iowa democratic operatives privately told cnn that the kind of appearance clinton had monday in ohio, went in to a restaurant and unnoticed and did was a missed opportunity and will not fly in iowa, a swing state in the general election. >> at least 23 people are dead and nearly 1,000 more injured after wildfires raged across parts of southern siberia. meteorologist pedron -- pedram javah

she came to the hawkeye state to bid good-bye to outgoing senator tom harkin. >> i know in your state that you will listen at a you will actually insist meeting the candidate -- >> another possible candidate are trying to fill the void, martin oem malley of maryland is getting buzz. >> i get the sense that people are tired of seeing so many candidates in the republican party, without hearing a conversation on my side. people have been very kind to me and very encouraging of mi potentialmypotential candidacy. >> all around they can press the flesh and make direct connection with iowans. here in iowa city that is that is the hamburg in. >> came in for acouple of pie shakes. >> the coffee's hot and here it's never too early to talk about looking ahead to 2016. >> there's a couple of democratic hopefuls out there besides hillary. the woman from massachusetts. i like her. >> iowa democrats seem to be keeping an open mind about whom to back even though they might be leaning towards clinton right now. >> i may have to be learn about the candidate there may be somebody better but i wouldn't b

she came to the hawkeye state to bid farewell to outgoing senator tom harkin. >> i know that in your state you'll nist on meeting the canned -- insist on meeting the candidates. >> a number of rivals are trying to fill the voi. former governor of maryland has been attending two dozen events around the state since the start of 2014. >> i get the sense people are tired of seeing so many candidates in the republican party without hearing a cough on our side. people -- conversation on our side. people have been encouraging of me and my potential canned das yip. >> i love hillary clinton. >> jennifer jacobs works for the demoyne register and has been covering the campaigns. >> if hillary clinton doesn't come and create the rivalry and if others don't jump in there'll be a lot of democrats dissatisfied and you'll see voter tonne out depressed. >> reporter: support may be flipping. her favour ability is 45%, down four since february. that may not matter. political signs professor tim hagel says name recognise is what counts at this early stage. >> the advantage for hillary clinton is regard

back in 2007 it took her a week to get to the hawkeye state. it appears she took votes for granted. this time she will fight for every vote and today, you mentioned she will come to iowa and there were rallies in new york city. ready for hillary and a grassroots organization trying to defend her against republicans getting out there and seaing she's too tied to president obama's failed policy. >> we are learning this hour. >> reporter: there was an all hands on deck meeting in the brooklyn campaign. we obtained a memo that said in part as the rationale for her running for a second time. we are hillary for america. every family and small business a path to prosperity by electing hillary clinton the next president of the united states. this campaign is not about hillary clinton but about americans that are trying to build a live for themselves. president obama weighed in unsurprised basically not endorsing her but if she does win he will be behind her. >> with respect to it hillary clinton i will make my comments very brief. she was a formidable candidate in 2008. and a great supporte

clinton heading to the hawkeye state as her part's presumptive nominee. a new bloomberg poll shows three out of four say it would be a good thing to face some serious competition in the primaries. and in the same poll, this interesting nugget for our candidate who vows to break the hardest gls ceiling, more than 80% say electing the first woman president does not matter in their vote. i'm going to go to you first on this one, tony. she's got a panel van like could bey d -- scooby doo and it's called the mystery machine. >> we have a few clinton mysteries. where is the email? where is bill? it's amazing we could follow o.j.'s bronco down a los angeles expressway. yet we can't follow hillary's van. the problem with hillary right now is not just the strategy of trying to appear more authentic and making it other people. the problem with hillary is hillary. she's not a sincere messenger of this notion that she could somehow, after 25 years of serving at the highest levels of government living a life that very few people live be the every day american's champi

hillary clinton vehicle of the everyday american arriving in the hawkeye state. you can see that picture why they didn't show us sooner. it is not exactly a "scooby-doo" van. voting to stick up for struggling families, average ceo makes 300 times what the average worker makes. the van i'm riding around in a van. we didn't see pictures. didn't get the pictures. finally have the pictures. not exactly really a machine. >> not exactly the mystery machine. >> they tell me simply this we expect the crap to get kicked out of us for a while. she will go aall elizabeth warren. guy will go back to her, quote, unquote normal self like her husband. i don't believe in that strategy. i think what is going on here the democratic party is so far to the left it is trying to move her to the left. this is not bill clinton's democratic party. >> this guy to be so focused on ceo pay. we already have mechanism. >> we have stock market where investors vote. we have free press where people write about ceo pay. melissa: she isn't focused on it. she is talking about people she takes donat

one of the hawkeye state's largest farms is forced to kill nearly four million hens after the bird flu was confirmed at sunrise farms. that farm alone is responsible for nearly 10% of the state's egg-laying hens and it joins the dozens of other farms in 13 states that have already been hit. the usda estimates the virus has killed 6.5 million chickens and turkeys in the last two months alone. bird flu doesn't carry a threat to humans but those losses are expected to impact how much turkey is available at the market and what you will pay for it. on the dessert side, blue bell ice cream, one of the nation's most popular ice cream brands is now recalling all of its products, more than eight million gallons of ice cream, after discovering the potentially deadly bacteria listeria in several samples. the company had already recalled several product lines last month after the cdc linked a string of listeria related deaths and sicknesses to contaminated ice creams. >> it felt like the right thing to do for the customer the consumer, would be to just remove all doubt. let's get everything out of

doing like triple back flips and wicked cool punch and they're doing these coordinated things where hawkeyejimmy: it's great but i was seeing that's why you're a good actor. i would be so embarrassed. trust me guys, it's going to look good when it's done. [ laughter ] i swear this is really good. but man you pull it off and you do so good. it's really, really fun. i want to show clip of elizabeth olsen in "avengers: age of ultron." check this out. >> you're wondering why you can't look inside my head. >> sometimes it's hard. but sooner or later every man shows himself. >> oh, i'm sure they do. but you needed something more than a man. that's why you let stark take percepto. >> i didn't expect it. like i solved stark's -- i knew it could control him, make him stop this threat. >> every living thing creates the thing they dread. men of peace create engines of war, invaders create avengers, people create smaller people. children. i lost the word there. children. design to supplant them, to help them end. >> is that why you've come? to end the avengers? >> i've come to save the world. but also,

presidential candidates and hopefuls from both parties are criss crossing the hawkeye state hoping touild momentum. >> since we're the first one it gives them an opportunity to come here first and start their grassroots effort and that basically makes us fairly important to the process. >> reporter: here in iowa there is much talk about hillary clinton. her name dominates the conversation. when will she declare and how seriously will she talk iowa? she finished a disimportant disimportantdisimportant disimportant -- distant third last time around. >>> the woman from massachusetts, i like her. >> i'll have to learn more about the other candidates because there may always be somebody better but i wouldn't be sad if she was elected. >> reporter: some are not yet ready to fully embrace a clinton candidacy. while we were here democratic hopefuls like former senator jim webb and martin o'malley were trying to get in on a field that still does not include hillary clinton. >>> it's going to include hillary clinton soon though. let's bring in michael shure from little rock arkansas. what do yo

first, hillary watch day two -- hawkeye edition., the coffeeshop and the possible pillars of her campaign explained by hillary herself at kirkwood community college in iowa. secretary clinton: where i look at where we are as a count

. >> reporter: as a result here in the hawkeye state is where it all started crumbling down for clinton in 2008. finishing a humiliating third place to then-senator barack obama and former senator, john edwards. top democratic strategists admit she rap here as the inevitable democratic nominee, a distant fig your to voters and the clinton team is determined to shake that up as she faces phones challenges from former maryland governor martin o'malley and former virginia senator, jim webb both of whom were here today testing the waters. >> it is really going to be more about connecting one-on-one with voters. it is going to be about explaining where she wants to take the country, less about having giant rallies and making a human production of things. >> i want to be your senator from new york. >> reporter: a play book clinton used in 2000 when she took nothing for granted in her first senate race and focus old a listening tour, yet that was 15 years ago. the polls here in iowa now are worrisome, with quinnipiac university finding in this state, she trails republican rand paul slightly an

>> reporter: clinton is trying to shake off a winter of her own left out in the cold here in the hawkeye state seven years ago when she finished third in the caucuses. she's building a case at a rural community college which has the feel of a scripted unscripted event. her mere arrival sparking a media circus. >> we've got to figure our country how to get back on the right track. and i'm running for president because i think that americans and their families need a champion. and i want to be that champion. >> reporter: pundits assume everyone already has their minds made up about clinton, though some of the students here suggested otherwise. >> she was in the senate or something. i don't really know much about her honestly. so -- she must be pretty big. everyone's coming out here for it. >> reporter: so big that republican pacs are already trying to sell vat clinton to be their general election opponent. >> losing ground. >> we're losing ground in key states including iowa. >> are you saying america should blindly trust her judgment? >> do you remember whitewater, do you remember travelg