everything is too high. >> joining us now is senior writer and howard dean. i just love that donald trump's big exclamation point lie against bernie sanders is, of course, a lie. donald trump did say repeatedly our wages are too high. >> bernie sanders is right. his coalition in vermont does include a lot of otherwise very conservative people, the american legions and dfw, those are his people. they understand that he's going to stand up against the man and i suspect there are some trump folks who would vote for bernie in the general election. >> yeah. carrie, we showed video on the program where bernie sanders says something against ttp. donald trump says the same thing in a much less articulate way and just right down the list about four or five items they actually agree so the polling is not surprising where it shows that bernie sanders picks up 2 or 3% of trump voters if you put him against trump. trump has a lower margin than that because there is apparently this overlap, certainly on policy, between bernie sanders and donald trump. >> yes, absolutely. i

howard dean in campaigning in iowa on clinton's behalf... and says her foreign policy experience is the reason why... dean says clinton developed relationships with world leaders while secretary of state... something he says would help her as the u-s fights terrorism in the middle east. dean finished third in the 20-04 iowa caucuses... but is most remembered for this. the "dean scream" was widely howard dean dropped out of the race a month later. now he's the one joking about it. 33:24 it doesn't bug me, its a lot of fun and sometimes i use it in speeches and it gets a lot of laughs. another reason it doesn't bug me, the cable companies did something that was not right. and blah blah blach, but this is the most powerful office and if you can't survive a campaign with cable people making fun of you, then what are you going to do when putin wants alaska back 33:44. you can hear more from dean this sunday on the insiders with dave price... dean also shares this thoughts on the donald trump campaign... colder temperatures are back. we are going t

and also chat with former government of vermont, howard dean, and his endorsement of hillary clinton all that and more on the "roske on politics." >> we will become a rich and great nation again. a great honor. >> the top one-tenth of one percent. >> what did they conclude? keep negotiating and that's what they did. >> the thing i've been concerned about in this nation for the last few years have not changed. >> we're chatting with chief national correspondent for in the "new york times" magazine. >> governor bobby jindal. >> thank you for having me and my wife in your beautiful home. >> i love it. >> aloha. >> state senator maria chappelle-nidal. >> you don't even have to win the caucus if you come in a good second or third and no one expected it. >> governor, somebody said, congressman -- >> any candidate who is seeking to earn the awesome and sacred trust of the presidency of the united states has to come and engage with the people of iowa. >> the highest ranking democrat in the state of iowa. >> senator joe lieberman. >> i haven't eaten anything other than the fried snickers. can

that kind of experience you can;t have adn i'd like to have that kind of experience in the howard dean. you can hear mr. deans full remarks sunday morning at 9am, right here on abc9 on "this week in siouxland". jenna: later in the week, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin omalley will hit the debate stage in new hampshire. and you'll be able to catch that debate right here on abc9 this saturday at 7pm. abc's david muir and martha raddatz will moderate. tim:m: and speaking of debabas, tonight the republicans are holding their final presidential debate before the iowa caucuses. and donald trump enters the night enjoying a large gap between himself and his republican rivals, in an abc news/washington post poll of likely republican voters, trump is retaining his national lead, and even adding to it, tim: netting 38 per- cent support for his party's nomination. that's up a slight 6 points from last month. ben carson, and jeb bush are seeing a decrease in their supporter accoring to the poll, while ted cruz and marco o bio have enjoyed a slight booststn the past few months, receiving

. >> that brought howard dean to mine. after howard dean lost in iowa we got a memorable speech. inside the trump campaign, what did they say that they are going to do to approach us wrong that once the voters actually turn out and say is this guy a president. >> they say they will win. look we're inspiring people to join this process who have never been interested before and working hard in places like iowa and new hampshire. because they are dealing with such an interesting voting block. people who never voted before. people who are younger. people who are not educated. they are trying to bring people into the process. the other thing to be in a place like iowa if you look at it now ted cruz is a pretty strong ground game. people on the ground in iowa says nobody has a ground game as strong as romney's was in 2012 and he didn't end up winning. no one is as organized as they were four quarters ago. that leaves an opening for someone like trump to show up and inspire these people to come in unconventional way. >> it's hard to overstate how important the perception is and why nati

step be on his road to what we're calling here -- joining me now former governor and dnc chair howard dean. msnbc political analyst. well, howard, where to start with this. >> another unbelievable day on the campaign trail. >> yeah, i mean. >> unbelievable. >> deeply disturbing. let's start with the reince priebus. you headed up the dnc for a while. there's some level which the head of the party has to remain neutral while a campaign is going on, while a primary is going on. at the same time, you have a candidate floating an idea that's so obviously odious. so sort of toxic that you think they would be stronger. what do you think of reince priebus' statement? >> i think he probably did what he had to do. you're right. i would never have said anything like that. i don't have candidates like trump and cruz to have to worry about. so you know, his problem is he fears for the future of the republican party as he should. so rule number one is, you've got to the stay completely neutral. rule number two is save your party when you're the chairman. i think that's what he chose to do. the two rules

i'm tracie potts in wassington, now back to you. >> former vermont governor howard dean campaigned for hillary clinton in sioux city on tuesday. at a private house party, dean gave supporters two main reasons to vote for clinton, her decision making skills and her experience. "first, is she makes decision based on facac, not based on political reason or emotional reason and that is really important because when you are president, you better care what the facts are and the second is she has been in the fight for working people, for middle class people for a dean ran for the democratic nomination for president in 2004. he's also served as chairman of the democratic national committee. last night, nebrasas state senator jim schchr announced his campaign for re-election in 2016. senator scheer will soon be completing his first 4 year term. he also served on the district 3 nebraska board of education. education, roads and taxes are issues that scheer looks to address in the final year of his first term, and he says he'll continue working on them for another 4 years if he wins re- electio "w

his name was howard dean. we were ahead in iowa right now, almost the same path that trump is on.nd we didn't come in first there. somebody, you know, moved and the person right now who is moving in iowa is ted cruz. that's the person, if i were the other candidates, that you got to start watching. rubio, if cruz could win iowa and then you're going to have a fight in new hampshire. if christie finishes ahead of rubio in new hampshire -- i'm not saying wins, i'm not say taking second, but if he finishes ahead of rubio, rubio's got some big problems. deroy's favorite candidate might not get there. >> since you brought up your guy, howard dean, that was the famous example in 2004. everyone thought they'd go for the insurgent, the outsider, then he did his "i have a scream" speech and iowa was kind of it. and the republican establishment, david, has bet that it's 2004 and that howard dean is going to self-destruct and the party will wind up picking the john kerry figure, whether that's marco rubio or somebody else. you think that's going to happen? >> no. i hope cruz surges and conti

stop it. >> this debate is between howard dean and michael steele clearly. a match-up between donald trump and hillary clinton may actually happen. so gentlemen, we would love to hear your thoughts on that later. howard dean and michael steele, as always, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> still ahead, president obama explains how isis works to ted cruz. plus donald trump calls them the silent majority. why his supporters will not go silently into the night, even if he loses. and later, as one frequent trump critic drops out, what does it mean for the other candidates who clash with the donald? >> trump? i mean, this guy's the chaos candidate. am i right? chaos. >> jeb, you're a very nice man. but you're basically a little girl. folks, this is true. i got hold of jeb's birth certificate. in full disclosure, his full name is jebra. >>> back in july jeb bush topped the polls in the gop presidential race widely viewed as the front-runner thanks to his family connections and massive fund-raising advantage. but when trump rose, bush fell. and now he is a d

former vermont gogornor and presidential candidate howard dean also hit the campaign trail for clinton on wednesday. wednesday."i care about her candidacy because she has more experience than everybody else put together in foreign affairs and since terrorism is a huge threat to the united states i want someone who knows what they're doing and i seno evidence of that on the other side of the aisle whatsoever" whatsoever"dean spent the past two days talking with iowa voters om sioux city to davenport. he first supported clinton in an op-ed he wrote last december -- before clinton ficially declared for the race. on the republican side -- fresh off his fifth rereblican debate just two days ago -- front runner donald trump will be back in the corridor this weekend. weekend.trump will have a rally with supporters at the veterans colliseum in cedar scheduled to start atatwo. rerent polls show trump's support slipping in iowa -- with texas senator ted cruz essentially tied for first place. a republican presidential candidate will be in eastern iowa this evening.ohio governor john kasich is mak

if you have lots of money y care about you much more than anyone then our country is dead," said howard dean . jessica rae: before his event, dean sat down with our tim seaman for a discussion on the race. he says hillary clinton can offer global perspective that no other candidate can. "i don't really expect any of the other people running for president to understand becasue they have never been in that chair, they've never been sitting next to the president while they assassinated asama benladen. that kind of experience you can;t have adn i'd like to have that kind of experience in the white house from day one," said howard dean. jessica rae: you can watch the complete one on one interview with tim this sunday at 9am... on "this week in siouxland". and speaking of hillary clinton.. the formrm secretary of state was in minneapolis yesterday... for a speech on national security. while there.... she laid out her five steps to combat terrorism. take a listen. " (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "first, we have to shut down isis recruitment in the united states, especially online. se

former presidential candidate howard dean will be ininowa campaigning for r hillary clinton today and tomorrow. dean will make several stops in central iowa before visiting the iowa city public library at 7:30 tonight. then, tomorrow afternoon, he and clinton will be at clinton's campaign offices in cedar rapids at 11:30 and davenport at 2:30. this morning, astronaut tim peake made history. he launched from kazakhstan on his way to o in the crew on the international space station. peake's making history because he's the first british astronaut to join the i-s-s crew and the first official british astronaut in space. there have been other u- k-born astronauts, but they held u-s citizenship. astronaut and a russian cosmonaut on the trip. they'll spend six months orbiting the earth. we're looking at a dry day out there today after a rainy monday. meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... our sky will have far more gray than blue in it today. temperatures will rise into the lower to middle 40s this afternoon. we'll dip back into the upper 30s late this evening,

joining me now, our msnbc political analyst and former governor of vermont howard dean, former chair of course of the dnc. joan walsh, national affairs correspondent for the nation, and charlie pierce, writer at large for "esquire." governor dean, let me start with you. as former chair of the dnc, do you think the organization is take right approach here? >> well, they have to do some of this. the data breach was serious. apparently, there were 25 separate instances where somebody in the sanders campaign accessed the data which they're not supposed to be doing. and the guy who was responsible for it got fired, which is the right thing to do. but i of course would like to put a benign, you know, look at this because i'd like this to go away and have these campaigns get back to talking about the issues. and so my own view of this is you do in fact have to shut down the database for a while if you don't know how somebody's accessing it. but it really is a bad thing for the sanders campaign. it hurts the sanders campaign. and i think they ought to minimize the shutdown and accelerate the

former vermont governor and presidential candidate howard dean also hit the campaign trail with clinton today. today."i care about her candidacy because she has more experience than everybody else put together in foreign affairs and since terrorism is a huge threat to the united states i want someone who knows what they're doing and i see no evidence of that on the other side of the aisle whatsoever" whatsoever"howard dean spent the past two days talking with voters from sioux city to davenport. he first supported clinton in an op-ed he wrote last december, before clinton officially declared for the race. as for the republican front runner, donald trump will return to the corridor this weekend. weekend.trump will hold a rally with supporters at veterans colliseum in downtown cedar rapids saturday afternoon at two.recent polls have shown trump's support slipping in iowa, with texas senator ted cruz topping him in some surveys. last night, donald trump once again made it clear, he's not considering a run as a third party candidate. candidate.but republicans are bracing for the possibility

if you believe that in thth country then our countryrys dead," said howard dean . jessica rae: before his event, dean sat down with our tim seaman for a discussion on the race. he says hillary perspective that no other candidate can. "i don't really expect any of the other people running for president to understand becasue they have never been in that chair, they've never been sitting next to the president while they assassinated asama benladen. that kinin of experience you can;n;have adn i'd like to have that kind of experience in the white house from day one," said howard dean. jessica rae: you can watch the complete one on one interview with tim this sunday at 9am... on "this week in siouxland". jessica rae: an early morning pick-up versus semi acciddent claimed the life of one person in osceola cocoty yesterday. the sheriff's office says the accident happened just after seven, one mile east of sibley. police say 33 year old patrick bb was driving a pick-up that went out of control after hitting some ice. the pick-up slid into the path of a semi truck driven by 6

he realizes donald trump is raising important issues and donald trump is our party's howard dean. i think he will fade as we get closer to the polls in january. but you can take that momentum and address the issues smarter, if you will. more on donald trump. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of every muslim entering the united states of america. be right back with you. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like playing the boss equals the boss wins. wow! you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequent

also onboard is democracy for america, which is howard dean's old group. sander's new support comes ahead of tomorrow night's democratic debate in new hampshire. the sage all set. hillary clinton goes into the debate ahead of sanders. and martin o'malley. that will be hosted by martha raddatz and david muir tomorrow night. 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> i think it will be excellent. i love watching bernie sanders' perform. >> you enjoy it? >> yeah. i think so. it's partly since larry david did the impression of him. you hear larry david when he speaks. there's a seriousness and a sincerity, i guess. the republican debate is entertaining for a variety of reasons. not least of all donald trump. he is the draw, i think. he is the idiosyncratic one, i think. >> you never think of "weekend at bernies." >> i don't think of that. >>> there may be a delay in sentencing of dennis hastert. he was hospitalized after suffering a stroke. that was a week after the 73-year-old hastert pleaded guilty to trying to evade banking laws. >>> the drug company executive called the most h

from howard dean and things he said back in the 20 oh four campaign. he was the former vermont governor at the time. at the time nbc went back to the old tape archives and pulled out something he had said set in 2,000 on a canadian public affairs show. here is part of that report from lisa myers, nbc's investigative reporter at the time and a fellow mizzou graduate. >> nbc news has reviewed and 90 of dean's appearances since 1996 and found him to have a wide range intellect, sharp tongue and shifting views on some key issues. four years ago he had almost nothing nice to say about the iowa caucus. >> if you look at the caucuses caucus systems they are dominated by special interests on both sides and both parties. special interests don't represent the tendencies of the american people just the extremes. >> he said caucuses were a waste >> but i can't stand there and listen to everyone else's opinion for eight hours about how to fix the world. >> now is a candidate dean seems to appreciate the value of iowa caucuses. >> it is important. we spend a lot of

contender was in sioux city this morning throwing his hillary clinton.former vermont gover nor howard dean spoke to more than 40 people at the home of sioux city attorney tim (bo-tear-oh) bottaro. dean believes mrs. clinton can best help ordinary americans have living... and make sure their kids can go to college. 3 "hillary has addressed every single one of those issues. i want hillary clinton as president of united states. hillary clinton has worked for this really hard. she was out here long before anybody else. i've lost track of how many times she's been in iowa. she takes nothing for granted."dean continues his tour this week with stops in rt dodge, des moines, newton, iowa city, cedar rapid. he'll volunteer at an organizing event tomorrow at the hillary clinton office in davenport. 3 republican presidential candidate mike huckabee is returning to siouxland this week. huckabee has stops planned for thursdayat 4:45 p.m. . the sioux county livestock company in sioux center.then at 7:30 p.m. he+ll be at v-f-w post 3388 canteen in estherville.friday morning at 3 8:30 he'll be at woodford

for this week in as our very own down one on one with former governor howard dean. jessica rae: a new poll this morning from abc news washinton post shows trump has hit a new high on his campaign. trump is retaining his lead, and even adding to it, netting 38 nomination from republicans and gop-leaning independents who are registered to vote, that's up a slight 6 points from lastmonth ben carson, and jeb bush have seen a decrease in their supporters polled, while cruz and rubio have enjoyed a slight boost in the past few months, netting 15 per- cent and 12 per- cent of pollers respectively. jessica rae: but the spotlight is shifting tonight as the republicans get ready to battle it out in sin city. . here's a preview " sot trump rally and they're all coming after me. hours before the big trump telling rally he's ready. the gop frontrunner will be center stage again in las vegas, but this time standidi next to a new w val who is cutting his lead trump 41 (applause)... and everyone else somewhere.... (laughing) new polls in iowa now in a virtual tie with trump. still,

eventually the voters win says howard dean. great to have you.eporting on the dwindling doubt about the motive in the attack on planned parenthood in colorado springs and then our all in america report on the decades long struggle for access to safe abortions. we'll look how anti-abortion activists are successfully taking america back to a pre-roe versus wade world. today msnbc is the celebrating >>> today msnbc is the celebrating giving tuesday dedicated to giving back. simple idea as we near the end of the year and scramble to purchase holiday gifts a reminder to devote some of our time, money and energy to organizations and people who do difficult good work for others. learn more, visit giving tuesday msnbc.com. there are thousands of worthwhile charities that can benefit. we'd like to draw your attention to doctors without borders, winners of a nobel peace prize, a group of tremendously admiral, courageous and dedicate cad individuals who provide medical care in war zones across account world often at great personal risk as illustrated by the

we headed toward the holidays, howard dean was ahead nationally in iowa. short in iowa and that stunted his momentum. a lot of the campaign we look at south carolina and new hampshire and nevada. these states don't happen in a vacuum. iowa happens first. you can gain or lose momentum by what happens there. >> we'll bring the panel in. trump also responded to the jeb bush is a jerk comment about an hour ago on "fox and friends." >> he's a sad case. it's been very sad to watch him. that's a sound bite given to him by his pollster. the way he said it. let's see, i'm supposed to say he's not no gravitas. he's down to less than three in the polls. >> is this going to be effective in iowa? what happened to iowa nice? do they like this sort of thing? >> the whole issue about the ground game is really important in iowa. but two things strike me. one, we pay too much attention to the polls, period, in general, which is the only reason we're talking about trump all the time. and the second thing is why are the caucuses in iowa so important to the election profits in

joaning me now is howard dean, an msnbc political analyst. it's always good to see you.nately, we always seem to have this conversation after there's been a mas shooting. >> i want to play what president obama said yesterday and donald trump said today on gun control. of. >> we're going to have to search ourselves as a society to make sure that we can take basic steps that would make it harder, not impossible, but harder for vinls to get access to weapons. >> the people in paris or the people in california, if to you had a couple of folks in there with guns, anticipate that knew how to use them, and they were in that room, you wouldn't have the dead people. the dead people would be the other guys. >> howard, you've been around for a while. what do you make of the political divide on this issue. has it ever been bigger? >> i think the political divide is just part of the partisanship. and the country is divided. there's not a lot of common sense from what donald trump just said. i don't think anybody is trying to take away everybody's guns. i was endorsed by the nra eight

former vermont governor and presidential candidate howard dean alsosoit the campaign trail with clinton today.he spent the past two days talking with voters from sioux city to davenport. on the republican side, front runner donald trump will return to the corridor this rallllwith supporters at veterans colliseum in cedar rapids.saturday's event is scheduled to begin at two. recent polls show trunp's suppt slipping in iowa, with texas senator ted cruz pping him in some surveys. last night during this broadcast, cbs 2 news told you about the special election being held in february for the college community school district.the district is looking to pass a 49-point- five-million-dollars bond referendum.to clarify, if the referendum passes property taxes would go up 32-cents per one-thousand-dollars of property value. a new system that evaluates the performance of iowa's public schools is now available online. online.the iowa department of education released the new web-based system.it measures oficiency, graduation rates and attendance.no schools in the cedar rapids district made it to the

we have to give working people a stacey: howard dean on the south side of des moines today, speaking about clinton's experience and his memories campaigning in iowa as a presidential candidate in 2004. candidates on both sides continue to campaign tomorrow. republicans marco and john kasich both have events planned. steve: record-setting conditions for developers, and that high demand is creating higher construction costs. ryan: they are simply running out of room to build in des moines. here, some construction crew members are being brought in from out of state. i am being told that high construction demand is causing a shortfall of specialty workers. it seems that the construction >> our construction crews are working, going full bore. ryan: an excavation crew is digging up a former parking lot, the first steps in transforming the space into an apartment complex. they are paying one person to commute every week. >> slope and grade. ryan: workers are needed to keep up with record demand. >> we are short of electricians and short of framers and trim carpenters and drywallers and h va

. << nats former vermontntovernor howard dean made a stop in sioux city this morning. the democrat is should vote for hillary clinton. "hillary clinton, she's about kids, she's about moms, she's about families that are trying to keep it together," says dean. at the house party, dean gave supporters two main reasons to vote for clinton, her decision making skills and her e eerience. "first, is she makes decision babad on facts, not based on political reason or emotional reason and that is really important because when you are president, you better care what the facts are and the second is she has been in the fight for working people, for middle class people for a very long time," says dean. he emphasized her record and says she's made change for average americans. "she understand that the real problems in the country is that republicans have moved us toward a position to support the top 20 percent in expense of the other 80 percent. that is very dangerous for this country and we need to restore america to a position where the average person has a chance again. money can

former vermont governor howard dean made a stop in sioux city this morning. the democrat talked to voters about why they should vote for hihiary clinton. at a house party, dean gave supporters two main reasons to vote for clinton, her decision making skills and her experience. "first, is she makes decision based on facts, not based on political reason or emotional reason and that is really important because when you are president, you better care what the facts are and the second is she has been in the fight for working people, for middle class people for a very long time," says dean. dean ran for the democratic nomination for president in 2004. committee. the los angeles school district plans to reopen tomorrow morning after a threat forced more than 600,000 students to stay home from school. law enforcement confirmed the threat appeared to come from overseas. it was credible enough for the superintendent to shut the distriri down. new york city police officials say they received a threat to their school system today too. it was similar to the threat made to

. >> i go back to howard dean. everybody thought he was the front-runner. >> you know, at this point in time in 2004, john kerry was mired in single digits and john edwards was surging. there were a lot of people movend and all of a sudden -- look. it's an unsettled electorate. i think we know who the big candidates are, trump, cruz, rubio. i think barring the debate on tuesday night, you're starting to see this thing. i don't know if jeb bush can deal his way back in, john kasich, carly fiorina. they sort of had their moments. i don't know if they can get another. >> when you talk about trump and how it's growing. >> we'll talk about the big climate deal. let's not forget him. >> there is some policy. yes, there's some fun politics for people, we've got updates on what they're doing. >> a little bit of everything. >> alert the affiliates. we're going 0. >> watch out. >> you can catch "meet the press" every sunday right here on nbc 4 with chuck right after "news4 today." >> thank you, chuck. thanks so much for stop

remember, howard dean was vog very well in the polls. he didn't have a strong enough organization in eye ichlt i think that what the polls may not be showing us is that trump's organization in iowa, remember, they're relying on a lot of new voters that have not done this before. they may actually be weak. if trump loses to cruz, you could seat bubble start to burst. >> your publicer, an editor bill kristol predicted that -- he's one of the pundits. he's not alone, that trump would and in fact he's now taking names, suggestions for a third party he will form if donald trump does get the nomination. you have submitted any names? >> i don't want to speak for him. i can't talk about internal deliberations at the "weekly standard." >> jay thought maybe it should be the wig party. >> he's not conservative, right? >> permanent war. >> the permanent war party. noo that's for kristol. >> new conservative party. the truth is we don't know what will stop donald trump. we have never seen a phenomenon like this before. we just have no idea what to de

spent his morning right here in sioux city stumpingngor hilary c cnton former vermont governor howard dean democratic front runner hilary clinton at a small gathering at a private home in sioux city. dean also got the chance to stop by our abc9 studios this morning to talk about why he's backing clinton in the presidential race to see my one on one interview with dean you can tune into this week in siouxland sunday at 9 am . tim: republican presidential hopefuls a a eparg for tonight's g-o-p debate in las vegas. it's their last of the year, and the candidates are hoping for a breakout moment. dianne gallagher has the details. " " (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "the other candidates should be thankful. because i'm giving them a chance to make total fools of themselves in front of millions of people."."ight's cnn republican debate, donald trump holds a commanding lead in the national polls. he has crossed the 40-percent mark in a national poll from monmouth univivsity. that's more than thenext three competitors combinin. (kayigh mcenany/conservativ "it's huge. in a field of 15 can

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former vermont governor and former presidential candidate howard dean came through for the democratic front runner. runner. everybody else put together in foreign affairs and since terrorism is a huge threat to the united states, i want somebody who knows what they're doing and i see no evidence of that on the other side of the aisle whatsoever. whatsoever.he says it's not that he doesn't like bernie sanders and martin o'malley -- he's close with both of them -- but he's supported hillary since before she even declared. republican marco rubio followed up his debate performance earlier in the week with an appearance in dubuque friday.he was talking to voters in a sheet metal manufacturing business about how a rubio administration would do more to help businesses that need the kind of skills that workers do in dubuque. dubuque. "i don't know why we stopped teaching people to work with their hands in this country. but we need more welders, plumbers, pipefitters, machinists, electricians, airplane mechanics, car technicians and we can teach people to do this while they're in high school.

we all remember howard dean, who did so well this time in the election several years ago. it's awfully early to think the front runners now are going to be the front runners then. i still remember telling people giuliani was going to win the republican nomination to be president. that's how we came up with john mccain. i think it's very early to be making bold predictions. there's still some volatility even though the polls don't show that. if you did deep in the polls, people haven't decided what they are doing. we're not sure what the big new events are going to come. we're also not sure if the latest comments from donald trump will blow up his campaign or not. he has said so many things that are so crazy, that any other candidate would have faced huge problems. fernando: putting aside whether trump's lead can be maintained, he's definitely changed the tone at least thus far of the debate, and it seems not necessarily for the positive in the republican field. but really this kind of bitter rhetoric that -- you called it crazy talk, he's insulted a wide variety of groups

in sioux city this morning throwing his support behind hillary clinton.former vermont governor howard dean spoke to more than 40 people at the home of sioux city attorney tim (bo-tear-oh) bottaro. dean believes mrs. clinton can best help ordinary americans have good jobs...make a decent living... and make sure their kids can go to college. 3 "hillary has addressed every single one of those issues. i want hillary clinton as president of united states. hillary clinton has worked for this really hard. she was out here long before anybody else. i've lost track of how many times she's been in iowa. she takes nothing for granted."dean continues his tour this week with stops in fort dodge, des moines, newton, iowa city, cedar rapid. he'll volunteer at an organizing event tomorrow at the hillary clinton office in davenport. 3 republican presidential candidate mike huckabee is returning to siouxland this week. huckabee has stops planned for thursdayat 4:45 p.m. at the sioux county livestock company in sioux center.then at 7:30 p.m. he'll be at v-f-w post 3388 canteen in estherville.friday morning a

former vermont governor and former presidential candidate howard dean came through for the democratic front runner. runner. "she has more experience than everybody else put together in foreign affairs and since terrorism is a huge threat to the united states, i want somebody who knows what they're doing and i see no evidence of that on the other side of the aisle whatsoever. whatsoever.he says it's not that he doesn't like bernie sanders and martin o'malley -- he's close with both of them -- but he's supported hillary since before she even declared. republican marco rubio performance earlier in the week with an appearance in dubuque friday.he was talking to voters in a sheet metal manufacturing business about how a rubio administration would do more to help businesses that need the kind of skills that workers do in dubuque. dubuque. "i don't know why we stopped teaching people to work with their hands in this country. but we need more welders, plumbers, pipefitters, machinists, electricians, airplane mechanics, car technicians and we can teach people to do this while they're in high s

we all remember howard dean, who did so well this time in the election several years ago. it' s awfully early to think the front runners now are going to be the front runners then. i still remember telling people very confidently that rudy giuliani was going to win the republican nomination to be president. that' s how we came up with john i think it' s very early to be making bold predictions. there' s still some volatility even though the polls don' t show if you did deep in the polls, people haven' t decided what they are doing. we' re not sure what the big new events are going to come. we' re also not sure if the latest comments from donald trump will blow up his campaign or not. he has said so many things that are so crazy, that any other candidate would have faced huge problems. fernando: putting aside whether trump' s lead can be maintained, he' s definitely changed the tone at least thus far of the debate, and it seems not necessarily for the positive in the republican field. but really this kind of bitter rhetoric that -- you called it crazy talk, he' s insulted a

this week adding vermt senator in 2004 presidential candidate howard dean to growingist of supporters. the former democratic national chairman says as secretary of state clinton built relationship with foreign l leadersnd offers credibility with many of them. state going all the way from sioux city to davenport with about half a dozen stops in between. as far back as 202014 he said he would support hillary clion should she decide to make a run for the whi house. he was a medical doctor earning a degree from albert einstein college of medicine in 1978. he served in the vermont house of representatives through 1986.6. later was named lieutenant-gernor and becoming the state's 79th and second longest serving governor in 1991. after his unsucuccessful presidential run in 2004, dean was named chairman of the democrat party national committetee. to this dailies 50 state strategy is seen as a significant partf thee party's successful congressional campaign in 2006. as well as president obama's eight year run at the white house. joining me is mr. dean, and we thank you for taking time to be w

new hampshire loves to flirt outsiders, but from mccarthy to buchanan, to howard dean, they rarely wind up winning. and with ted cruz running strong against trump in iowa? >> into knew hampshire is key. wins new hampshire, think he gets a on role. loses new hampshire, then he's a two-time loser, i think it breaks that myth of trump we've seen develop. >> i've got to admit i can't wait to see those trump tv ads, but you have to wonder is ate a little late to be working on a ground game, can you reare lie on the same enthusiasm that brought people to the rallies to come out on voting day. >> we will see how important that ground game is. >>> this is new. former below actor mark is under arrest tonight, taken into custody under possession of possessing -- under suspicion of possessing child sports central. child porn okayography. >> many people -- pornography. >> many people got dumped from their insurance after post 0ing claims last week. >> reporter: nearly a year later contractors are still fixing the damage. but it wasn't just the snow that dumped on this family, it was their insurance

at this point in time, december december of '03, howard dean up double digits. john kerry the nominee. you see the pattern there. donald trump up double digits. does it mean someone else will be the nominee? that's what history says. but trump is trying to rewrite this playbook in a way we've never seen before. i am skeptical if he can pull this off in iowa and new hampshire because of what history says is needed on the ground. he is doing a whistle stop style type of campaigning. sort of airplane hangar to airplane hangar. >> ted cruz and marco rubio sparring over immigration. >> ted cruz wants it to be about -- if it's about immigration, if your setup is correct and it's an immigration story, ted cruz is going to win this battle with republican primary voters because he's closer to them on the issue than marco rubio. but marco rubio wants to turn this into an authenticity issue, saying ted cruz is trying to have it both ways. he was for it before, against it now. trying to say ted cruz is the question really is, this is what campaigns are about. rubio wants to

dave price sits down with former democratic presidential candidate howard dean... hear why he says hillary clinton has his attention. the republican frontrunner made his return to the state. donald trump spoke to voters in cedar rapids last night at a christmas-themed rally. the business mogul took aim at democrats... calling bernie sanders a communist and declaring hillary clinton unfit to run. he also defended his relationship with the russian president. "and here we are and we have somebody that says donald trump is brilliant, donald trump is a leading candidate, you know, he feels feel, frankly, good about him. i think that we can do things with russia that are to our advantage, not, our advantage, it's a mutual advantage. earlier this week vladimir putin and trump exchanged kind words to one another during public events....with trump calling the president "highly respected within his own country and beyond." dozens are feared dead after a landslide hit the chinese city of shenzhen today. the landslide collapsed and buried more than 20 buildings at and around a

we all remember howard dean, who did so well this time in the election several years ago. it' s awfully early to think the front runners now are going to be the front runners then. i still remember telling people very confidently that rudy giuliani was going to win the republican nomination to be president. that' s how we came up with john mccain. i think it' s very early to be making bold predictions. there' even though the polls don' t show that. if you did deep in the polls, people haven' t decided what they are doing. we' re not sure what the big new events are going to come. we' re also not sure if the latest comments from donald trump will blow up his campaign or not. he has said so many things that are so crazy, that any other candidate would have faced huge problems. fernando: putting aside whether trump' s lead can be maintained, he' s definitely changed the tone at least thus far of the debate, and it seems not necessarily for the positive in the republican field. but really this kind of bitter rhetoric that -- you called it crazy talk, he' s insulted a wide vari