it's a film i wrote and former senator tom harkin and i are going to co-host this screening and jason dick is flying in in washington, d.c. to moderate a q&a afterward. it's a free screening tonight at the varsity theater. >>> we're going to take a quick commercial break. when we get back i've got an exclusive sit-down with one of the four leading contenders of the presidency. who is it? stay tuned right after these don't go anywhere. >>> today is the day before the iowa caucuses, and i'm very happy to have senator bernie sanders. >> great to be with you. >> if you're in iowa or concerned about presidential politics you know that tomorrow are the iowa caucuses. this has been a long road coming, sir. how do you feel about your campaign so far in. >> i feel great. we started off this campaign at 3% in the polls. no money, no organization. in the last nine months we have come a very, very long way, and i think we stand a great chance to be winning tomorrow. >> so the first time you were on this program was actually in the basement of the united methodist church two miles from here, and that w

jason's grandmother has died. after the funeral, dick recruits him to drive him to florida where he and his late wife would be vacationing. despite having way too much to do, jason agrees and the chauffeuring begins. from the beginning of the tripip jason realizes something is off about his grandfather. almost immediately, they run into a couple of college coeds that invites them to spring break. dick spends the time flirting with anyone in the area. he confides to jason on the deathbed, his grandmother made him promise to get back out there. they decide to go to daytona to spring break against all of jason's wishes. as the movie progresses, every imaginable debacle that can happen does happen. jason is sent into a stressful juggling act as he does his best to keep his grandfather in line, deal with his overbearing on him and deal with reuniting with a person from his past that has the ability to turn his life upside down. dick has his eyes set on a coed. he's becoming the life a spring break crowd as people are drawn to him. we see jaso

jason statham, sharon stone, jerry lewis... and the late dick clark... who sent him a personal letter after seeing his show in 2011: 16:15:49 - 16:14 just wanted to drop you a short note matt.... ha ha i love that!" goss has had lunch with princess dianna, met frank sinatra, the rolling stones... and performed for 70,000 people at wembley stadium. but las vegas is home base now. he told me he's disappointed that in 2016 -- one of vegas' iconic shows will close and the famous jubilee showgirls will go away. 16:19:13 - :47 i was lucky enough... and save that show. goss has a lot of momentos that he holds on to, he met mohammad ali this year thanks to his friends larry ruvo and bernie holds on to, he met mohammad ali this year thanks to his friends larry ruvo and bernie yuman .... (16:49:53 mohammad ali) he has signed ballet shoes from the nevada ballet - since he performed a special show with them. (16:47:00 -- ballett shoes) matt's beloved mother carol passed away a little more than a year ago. 16:45:43 - :16 she was everything to me...she looks over the

jason statham, sharon stone, jerry lewis... and the late dick clark... who sent him a personal letter after seeing his show in 2011: 16:15:49 - 16:14 just wanted to drop you a short note matt.... ha ha i love that!" goss has had lunch with princess dianna, met frank sinatra, the rolling stones... and performed for 70,000 people at wembley stadium. but las vegas is home base now. he told me he's disappointed that in 2016 -- one of vegas' iconic shows will close and the famous jubilee showgirls will go away. 16:19:13 - :47 i was lucky enough... and save that show. he holds on to, he met mohammad ali this year thanks to his friends larry ruvo and bernie performed a special show with them. (16:47:00 -- ballett shoes) matt's beloved mother carol passed away a little more than a year ago. 16:45:43 - :16 she was everything to me...she looks over the house so..... 16:52:44-:18 i guarantee he's down here right now practicing darts... yah,,., 16:54:04- :09 alright so why don't you...double top 16:56:00 - :07 throws ....... ha ha ha 16:55:09 up close shot 16:57:27

jason gore, go to the pga merchandise store. this one caught my eye called, hackers are x. developed by this guy, a dr. dick miller in jacksonville. he developed this tool which helps alignment and stance and position. his buddies at the club convinced him to market it. the tool just fits in your back. >> i know that i'm consistently this far from the ball. that's a perfect distance. once you determine that with your probe, you are able to determine the distance. each day, when you go to the golf course, you can set up from there. >> there you go. a lot of different tools like this on the market. >> i know you were in heaven there. >> it's a toy store for golfers, to be honest. it's going to be marketed during the next couple of months. >> did you spend all your money. >> no, not yet. stuff there. it's more for retails and golf professionals but you find out like merchandise like this. >> early on. >> it's on the website >>> very cool. thank you for that. >>> before we go, here is what's coming up tonight on 48 hours. california. sound crazy that he would trial. >> it's not for the weather. it's because he

show, senator dick durbin, the director of new hampshire survey center, andy smith, and harvard professor of public policy, leah wright r igueur. todd: and a final check of the weather. jason: we will see above freezing, 33 degrees above noon, and then across the state, mid-30's. yes, it is going to be nice outside besides that cloud cover, and then we get another day and on the show, senator dick durbin, the director of new hampshire survey center, andy smith, of 36 degrees but bring in a winter remix. and the next weekend, in the 40's. laura: 43 degrees, that is a big deal. jason: again, it will be short for me. laura: all right, thanks, jason. we will see you back here at 10:00. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its the world a president has to grapple with, sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's prepared for it like no other. a tireless secretary of state, standing up against the abuse of women and girls. negotiating a cease-fire in gaza, leading the diplomacy that keeps us out of war. the presidency is the toughest job in the world... and she's the one leader who has what it takes to get every par

show, senator dick durbin, the director of new hampshire survey center, andy smith, and harvard professor of public policy, leah wright r igueur. todd: and a final check of the weather. jason: we will see above freezing, 33 degrees above noon,