i have been back to indianola -- i do not know what time this is, but i'm glad to be here.s you can see, i brought family. i have my son-in-law, my my grandson,ia, granddaughter all right here. alex is somewhere with his wife, elise, and my guys, bruce and bailey. [cheering] yes. bailey is ready for this day. i want you to know that bailey is a good boy. he is a good boy. what we are going to do today -- usually, as you know, i talked, take some questions, then we stay for selfies. --ave been in washington for it feels like years -- and have not been able to get out and talk to as many folks in iowa, so i am afraid i am not going to be able to state. we are trying to get around to as many places as we can on sunday. i cannot stay and do selfie, but bailey says he will stay and do a selfie with everyone. we will do our best here. you know, this is such a moment this for over at a year. over a year ago, i got into this race in iowa. we have done town hall event taken thousands of unfiltered questions, lots of selfies, lots of notes you have pressed into my hands, lots of time

county convention is in indianola at the county administration building saturday, march 21. you will work on the platform and move on to the district and pick delegates for the district committee in atlanta, iowa april 25. from there, they will whittle it down to delegates for state convention. viable candidates gets one delegate and one alternate. you can elect among yourselves. you are going to let scott know who your delegate and alternate is. as soon you have that, come see scott. the last thing will be central committee and ratifying the caucus and we are done. bernie picked up three, right? three. let me double check. here. here, i am >> she does the closed captioning and she just texted me and said, i see you on tv. >> jason, you are going to do the same thing you did tonight. you are going to vote for bernie. shove, thenmes to you are the delegate. you have to make decisions. that will be an alternative if you can go -- can't go. you will spend two or three hours, me a lot of people -- meet a lot of people. delegate. a county so i back down. >> glad you guys came ton

county convention in indianola at the county administration building saturday, march 21. from there, they will rival to work on the platform and move on to the district to pick delegates to the district committee which is in atlantic iowa, april 25 and they will go down to delegates for the state convention which is saturday june 13 in des moines. each of the four viable candidates gets one delegate and one alternate. you can elect among yourselves and let them know who your alternative is a. as soon as you have that, come see scott and the last thing will be the central committee and ratifying the caucuses, and we are done. bernie picked up three. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] you are going to do the same thing you did tonight. you are going to vote for bernie to start with. for two or three hours, meet a lot of people and if you are really into it, the county delegate. [inaudible conversations] this year i got a whole bunch of other stuff. [inaudible conversations] let's hope so. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conver

warren: hello, indianola. [applause] sen.arren: thank you, nick, for the introduction, and thank you all for being here. i've been back to indianola -- i don't know what time this is, but i'm glad to be here. and as you can see, i brought family. i have my son-in-law, my daughter, emilio. stand up. my grandson, granddaughter all right here. my son, alex, is somewhere with his wife, elise, and my guys, bruce and bailey. [cheering] sen. warren: yes. bailey is ready for this day. -- for the stage. getaway, dog. i want you to know that bailey is a good boy. he's a good boy. so, what we're going to do today -- usually, as you know, i talk, we take some questions, then we stay for selfies. i've been in washington for -- it feels like years -- and haven't been able to get out and talk to as many folks in iowa, so i'm afraid i'm not going to be able to state. we're trying to get around to as many places as we can on sunday. i can't stay and do selfie, but i have the substitute. bailey says he'll stay and do a selfie with everyone. we

in indianola to say this. i believe in science.limate change threatens every living thing on our planet and what terrifies me is every time the scientists go back and get more data, two things occur, they say the problem is worse than we thought and we have less time than we thought. we are now in a moment where we need to be fighting back against climate change. this is how many plans can we put out there and find what works best. let me do a few of these highlights. first, i will do everything a president can do -- i love saying that. all by herself. day 1 -- no new drilling or mining on any federal laws -- federal lands or offshore. regulatory arm. endsleysomething j really pulled me into. good ma'am. he made the point that we can so all newions buildings, homes or commercial buildings have a reduced carbon foot by 2028. all electric production, zero carbon print by 2035. those three areas account for 70% of our carbon footprint. regulatoryup our tools and start moving. we need to make it possible for our farmers to be on the fr

caucuses 2020 is essential candidate senator elizabeth warren held a get out the caucus rally in indianolaiowa. according to an average compiled by real clear politics, she is pulling in f

also in indianola earlier in the day covering the campaign of sender elizabeth warren, she had a rallyrom yesterday we carried in its entirety. here is a portion of that event as she took questions from iowa voters. ♪

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senator elizabeth warren campaign in indianola today. in the speech, she said having president trump in the white house has been a frightening experience for many americans. >> they are scared for our nation. they are scared for our planet. the danger is real. our democracy hangs in the balance. >> former vice president, joe biden, spoke to supporters. he says the president perceives him as the biggest threat to all the democrats against president trump. senator bernie sanders within cedar rapids, where he called the president a racist and sexist. >>> the winds are dying down a little out there. it was blowing pretty significantly this morning and this afternoon for a time, especially in higher elevations. 51 mile-per-hour wind gusts on mount diablo. 41 on half moon bay, lowing sand in the great avenues. it is just kind of one of those days. winter is dying down, but the current wind speeds itself, it is noticeable out there. especially the open heels of 23. the system that went through that brought the wind will clear out. when it clear

. >> hello, indianola! >> villafranca: democrats barnstorm across iowa, making their final presidential pitches before tomorrow's first-in-the nation contest. >> now is the time for action. >> villafranca: restricted s try. travelers face new obstacles, as the u.s. rushes to slow the spreading coronavirus, while things get extreme at ground zero. and, they came, they saw, they stayed. how these slippery sea lions became a san francisco treat. ( barking ) n this is the "cbs weekend news." >> villafranca: good evening, i'm omar villafranca. tonight, investigators in london are looking at possible terrorist links to the man who went on a stabbing spree on a busy street. police say the attacker was wearing a fake bomb. he was shot and killed by officers. three people were injured. roxana saberi starts us off tonight from the london suburb of streatham. >> reporter: this video posted on social media shows the moments right after the attacker was shot dead by london police. >> shut the door! go to the back of the

and past indianola, we are in -- caucus the back to milo indian tribes. .e are lies on c-span be awardedsill tonight. through the course of the evening we will take you through the caucuses 8:00 eastern and later tonight, the results. the senators earlier today getting back in iowa and on to new hampshire for tomorrow. brett connolly is joining us from west des moines iowa. thanks for spending a couple of minutes for us. >> not quite sure what the , 327ut is going to be participants in our caucus. .e will get a mixed here the north side is predominately apartment buildings whereas woodland avenue, the south side single-familyly homes, so you will get a mix of young and old here. expect tonight? people, everyone has to be registered. captain has a minute to give us their elevator speech and then we will break into preference groups after we determine how many people are since wecaucusing and have 11 delegates to come out here, our threshold to be soevant is 15% of the whole, they 400 people here, you would be 60 people in your group to be able to keep going and qualify for delegate. if you

and ryan nobles in indianola. are the recent attacks against sanders a sign biden may be worried or just in the fight? what's going on? >> reporter: well, fred, those comments from joe biden earlier in the week were made during a question and answer session with reporters, but at his actual campaign events with voters like here in north liberty, biden isn't taking swipes at his democratic rivals, instead, he focused making the argument he is best equipped to take on president trump in the general election, pointing to the attacks from the president and republicans as a sign of concern that they face about potentially facing biden if he is the nominee. and listen to what he had to tell voters in north liberty as he tried to present contrast between himself and the president in values and leadership style. >> in joe biden's america, a president's tax returns won't be a secret. in joe biden's america, self interest will not be confused with national interest, and no one, no one, not even the president of the united s

swarming the state of iowa, and so are our correspondents and reporter, cnn's ryan nobles is in indianola, kyung lah in west branch, and ryan, senator sanders was in washington and how is he making up for lost time? >> he is talking to a crowd here behind me. and one of the many key constituencies here across iowa, that are going to be important on caucus night. but what we heard here from bernie sanders, the first thing that he talked about in his remarks here, is the argument about electability. and he believes that he is the candidate that cannot only win the democratic primary, but also beat donald trump in november. and the key argument he is making here is all about voter turnout. he believes if it is low voter turnout, it will make it very difficult for any democrat to win in november against donald trump. and he believes that the energy, the enthusiasm, in the democratic primary, and in the democratic voter electorate, is with his campaign and he believes he can bring voters out in ways that his other democratic opponents might not be able to do so. and there are polls that voters

announcer: a day before the iowa caucuses, senator elizabeth warren held a get out the caucus rally in indianolaling in fourth place in the state. >> ? ["working 9 to 5"] ?

. >> hello, indianola! >> making their final pitches before tomorrow's first in the nation contest. >> now is the time for action. >>> restricted entry. travelers face new obstacles as officials rush to slow the growing coronavirus. >>> and they came. they saw, they stayed. how these slippery sea lions became a san francisco treat. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm omar villafranca. investigators in london are looking at possible terrorist links to the man who went on a stabbing spree on a busy street. police say the attacker was wearing a fake bomb. he was shot and killed by officers. three people were injured. roxana saberi starts us off tonight from the london suburb of streatham. >> reporter: this video posted on social media showed the moments right after the attacker was shot dead by police. >> go to the back of the store! >> reporter: an armed plainclothes officer orders onlookers to take shelter in a shop. police say the attacker was under surv

warren held a get out the caucus rally in indianola, iowa. according to an average compiled, she is polling in fourth place in the state. >> ? ["working 9 to 5"] ? [applause] >> hello, iowa city! i'm the precinct captain. my job is to get everyone for -- everyone from the weber area to vote for elizabeth warren, so imx to -- i am super excited to be here today. i graduated from west high in 2018. go, trojans. i year and a half before deciding there were more important things i could do then sit in the library. sorry, mom. i will go back eventually, i promise. [laughter] there is nothing more important i could be doing than helping to elect the next female president of the united states. [applause] planeember i hopped on a the week finals began, and have been knocking on doors and making phone calls ever since. it seems fitting that i get to introduce senator warren and congresswoman ayana pressley, which will be my own caucus site in just two days. northwest junior high and cornell elementary are the places that built me. the public schools i

nbc correspondent ali vitali is traveling with elizabeth warren in indianola. i think i've finally gotten the pronunciation of that name. >> reporter: while mike is asking joe biden about uniting the party, that's the closing pitch elizabeth warren has been making on the campaign trail. over several stops yesterday, we saw signs that used to say i am a warren democrat swapped out for signs that say, she can unite the party. optically it's the right pitch because a lot of democratic voters, 70% in our last poll, say their top priority is beating donald trump. they know they'll need party unity and high turnout. warren making that pitch for that reason. but there's also a reason strategically. one of her campaign aides told me when they look at people they've identified in iowa who will caucus for her, of those people who caucused in 2016, it's a 50/50 split if they caucused for bernie sanders or hillary clinton in 2016. so it's really no use for contrasting hard against bernie sanders. that's why she's making a unity pitch. listen to how she made it yesterday. >

i just had the mayor, the republican mayor of indianola, iowa, switch parties to caucus for me.lican legislators from the state of iowa who are caucusing for me. andy mckean, a republican legislator his whole time is still in the legislature, has endorsed me, because he changed parties back in the spring. this is not just one state. you're seeing what happened in the winning race in kentucky, and what just happened in louisiana, where we re-elected a democratic governor. this is a decency check a patriotism check. while my republican colleagues may be afraid of their base, there are people out there right now in the states that have had it. they may not agree with everything that's said on the democratic debate stage. i don't agree with everything that's said on that debate stage, but what they are looking for is a candidate who's going to unite the country and bring decency back. and that is my pitch from the very beginning when i announced in the middle of the blirczzard and a lot of he'll didn't think i would get through that blizzard, and literally i'm a few points behind so

jessica elizabeth warren campaigned in indianola, iowa. >> early 2000 and america.ortgages -- so complex and so dangerous that mortgages sold had a one in five chance of costing us how mr. homan. think about that. only this time the government was on the site of the people. this time it so deep in the top pockets of the banks they told him to keep on selling those mortgages right up until the crash the entire economy and had to be bailed out. after this happened i put forward an idea that i said how about if we have an agency like -- only it's as you can't boost your profit from cheating people on mortgages and credit cards and payday loans and student loans. so i'm not -- i have an elected position to i just go to washington and basically knock on doors, democrat, republican, i don't care. anybody who will listen. it's during the crisis as a i have this idea. knock on doors and pitch it. i discovered after while i'm getting the same responses from everybody. the responses were, the first one, to paraphrase was that's a good idea. you could actually make a differenc

and their last minute strategies to sway voters >> reporter: i'm with the sanders campaign in indianola. 2016 wounds reopened after rashida tlaib called for a booing at a sanders event. >> we're not going to boo, we're classy here. >> no, i'll boo. boo! >> reporter: that coming hours after hillary clinton accused sanders of wrongdoing. >> most who came out today weren't even aware of the controversy. their main focus was >> our campaign is the campaign of energy. with the biden campaign his closing pitch tonight comes down to this >> i honest to goodness believe character is on the ballot this year >> he's counting on one on one connections like this to make the difference >> biden blitzed the state all week but he's also fending off their late attacks >> usually the person who attacks is the one who gets hurt >> i'm von hilliard with the buttigieg campaign in waterloo the 38-year-old nearly unknown one year ago, with a chance to pull off an upset on monday night. the former mayor from indiana has campaigned over the last year that he is the one best positioned to win back his midwest s