madson has a bill ttat sought to punish stanford university for its band's rose bowl halftime show mocking iowa has been all but buried in the iowa senate. the majority leaaer of the senate told reporters thursday that he wouldn't schedule the measure for floor debate. the bill, if passed, would ban collaboration between iowa's state universities and stanford until stanford officials apologize for the band's behavior. many are excited for the super bowl - now just a few days away, but there aree also others who are excited for the super bowl halftime show. this year's show will feature the band cold-play. today, the band talked about how they got the big gig and according to them, it all tarted in iowow. how do you get this gig, do you chris martin/singer, coldplay: we started in iowa 3 years ago, we had a bus, a small bus, and at that point not very many investors. we had barely enough money t t afford one can of pepsi. pepsi stepped in us a bigger bus we got some stickers, coldplay for 2016 and we just got out there and we just worked our little butts off and low and behold, the voters of ame

des moines clothing stores sell the self mocking iowa shirts this week than any other and they are thankful for the rise of donald trump. >> this year has been really easy to come up with content. >> let's talk about the candidates, marco rubio is supposed to come in 3rd place. maybe closer to second and his campaign looks like it. campaigning here and will be in iowa to see the results. expected to do well here in the des moines register poll, sitting at 2%. he will start in iowa and finish in new hampshire, much more important for his campaign. reporting from des moines. garrett hayes. >>> the new hampshire primary is next february 9th followed by nevada and south carolina later in the month. march 1st is super tuesday when people in 14 states will pass their ballots, florida primary is march 15th. the caucuses take place from 7 to 11 central time and we will be there with you every step of the way on air and online at wtsp.com. >>> time running out to sign up for health insurance if you need coverage, the time deadline is at 3:00 p.m. care dot gov. if you decide to go uninsured, you coul

the band's show involved a "frowning farmer" marching formation and a dancing spotted cow mocking iowa farmers. state senator mark chelgren, a republican from ottumwa, proposed a bill that would ban collaboration between iowa's three regents universities and stanford until an apology is made... senate democrats call the bill "childish" and guarantee a "quick death" for the proposal, but senator chelgren says the state deserves an apology. 12:53:29 "and i really felt the halftime performance was disrespectful. i know the rose bowl committee felt it was disrespectful. thought it was done in poor taste. but we had not heard from stanford. because the band that played at halftime was their guest, and their guest behaved poorly. and i felt that stanford should come out with some kind of public statement about what happened." :01-:23 since senator chelgren proposed his bill, a spokesman for stanford has said the school "regrets" the band's performance... but chelgren argues a "regret" is not the same as a formal apology. mother nature is going to keep things interesting in the coming week..

since quit his teaching job at a bill to punish stanford for its band's rose bowl halftime show mocking iowa has been all but buried in the iowa senate. the majority leader of the nate told reporters thursdaa that he wouldn't schedule the measure for floor debate. the bill, if passed, would ban collaboration between iowa universities and stanford until stanford officials apologize for the band's behavior. cedar valley business owner van miller is still giving back to his community... months after his death... v-g-m ownervan miller died from a heet attack in ooober. the 67-year-old was an icon in the home health care industry... van was well known for his donations of tens of thousands f dollars to multiple charities around the cedar valley kwwl's olivia mancino shows us how van keeps giving back...in a little bit of a different way... meet daisy -- a jovial golden doodle pup who has a new companion of van miller - the well known business owner of v-g-m, and philanthropist in "its great, its great - it's daisy is now training to be a service dog with pairs dogs with veterans. those who knew m

mocking reports that iowa made him a loser... ... and marco rubio -- who finished third -- a winner. 19:36:53 winner of the night, marco rubio! trump, humiliated! but also acknowledging his absence at the fox news debate last week may have affected the outcome... i think it could have been the debate. i think some people were disappointed i didn't go in the debate. gracious and subdued in defeat monday... "i want to congratulate ted and i want to congratulate all the incredible candidates." ... overnight, trump quickly returned to his familiar form ted cruz. "what kind of people do we have running for office?! no, honestly, it's really really dishonest. and i think i know why. you know why? because he was born in canada!!!! he gets the nomination they're gonna sue his a$$ off." fresh off his win, cruz is already eyeing both new hampshire and more conservative south carolina -- its primary two weeks away. "last night, we heard a howl coming from the potomac." meanwhile, a trio of governors -- all staking their claim here -- are settin

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nbc 10 traveled with the republicans in the iowa caucuses, this was christie mocking the same man he endorsed today. >> you know how it goes. it would be a beautiful wall, fabulous wall, the wall will go from one end to the other. the good people come in, the bad people go out. a wall. >> trump's opponents attacked his business ventures. marco rubio constantly attacked trump last night for using undocumented polish immigrants, tonight on nightly news an investigation into the trump tower in new york city, and the undocumented foreign workers who helped build it. >>> marco rubio quickly fired back after trump picked up the key supporter today. rubio said trump probably called in the new jersey governor because he needed a life line after last night's debate. rubio spent most of the day campaigning in texas, ahead of the primary on super tuesday, he continued right where he left bashing trump labeling him as a con artist with a spotty business record. ted cruz also continued his attacks on trump. he spent the day in tennessee with a primary super tuesday. cruz is making a big push to w

virtual tie despite the fact when this campaign started bernie sanders was 40 points behind in iowa -- >> a mocked and ridiculed. >> in july clinton was beating him by 20 points in iowa. i must say, you were one of the first people i heard say that sanders could win iowa and win new hampshire. a 50/50 split for sanders, sure looks like a win from here. >> it does to me. look, hillary clinton can say all she wants that she won. i was really taken aback last night when they put out a statement with lots of the vote out saying we're certain we're going to win. there was no way they could know that. i don't think either side has incentive to call for a recount. she wants to declare her victory and sanders i think can come away with this saying a tie is a victory for me and not risk having her win validated in any way. so they come to new hampshire. she has a devilish choice. she has to be here for four days. wednesday or a forum. thursday for a debate and friday for a dinner. she has to devote a lot of time to a state where i don't believe she has much possibility of winning. she's fighting to reduce

. >> reporter: trump mocking reports that iowa made him a loser and marco rubio, who finished third, a winner. >> winner of the night, marco rubio. trump, humiliated. >> reporter: also acknowledging his absence at the fox news debate last week may have affected the outcome. >> i think it could have been the debate. i think people were disappointed i didn't go in the debate. >> reporter: trump returned to his familiar form and a familiar target, ted cruz. >> what kind of people do we have running for office? no, honestly, really, really dishonest, and i think i know why. you know why? because he was born in canada. going to sue his [ bleep ]. >> reporter: fresh off his win, cruz is eyeing both new south carolina. its primary is two weeks away. >> last night, we heard a howl coming from the potomac. >> reporter: a trio of governors staking their claims here, setting their sights on each other and marco rubio. chris christie with kelly o'donnell. >> he's the boy in the bubble. never answers questions, very controlled. the boy in the bubble has to get out of the bubble if he wants to be

these two republicans weren't always friends, less than a month ago governor christie mocking trump one day before the iowa caucuses. >> i mean you know how it goes. it would be a beautiful wall, a fabulous wall. from one to the other. the good people come in, the bad people go out. a 5yípy >> well, now christie becomes one of the most high profile republicans to support trump. he's received other endorsements from sarah palin, former massachusetts senator scott brown and earlier this week the first sitting congressman threw support behind trump, chris collins and duncan hunter. nbc 10 has continuing coverage of this still breaking story. coming up at 5:00 a political analysts joins us for insight. >>> now to new video of what's being called tz an unholy act caught on camera. surveillance shows a suspected thief sneaking into an area church to pry open the poor box. what he doesn't know is that officers are waiting for him once inside he finds out he is not alone. police pounce on him as he makes a run for it and stop him on the steps. our lady of calvary church is on nights road in northeast philadelphia.

iowa. if he's perceived as mock or ridiculing the voter by being hypocritical or by thinking first of himself and not presenting things truthfully, because he's supposed to be telling it like it is. if it can be shown he doesn't, that's the kind of thing that's inspiring people. that could have an impact. but i do think rubio has to go after trump because the new florida poll where he's so far behind. if you can be president of the united states, both rubio and cruz have got to show they can deal with mr. trump. if they can't, they don't deserve of to be in the white house. charles: what about ted cruz? i think he's wasting a lot of time going after marco rubio particularly on these intricate -- the things they talked about in deet baits has gone over people's heads. he just failed at doing so. he won iowa by a small margin. cruz has no shot of being the nominee. the longer he stays in the more chances trump will be the no knee. if it was another candidate who won three states in a row we would be saying he's the nominee. charles: there is historic precedence where people have come from behin

before saturday's night debate performance for which he has been mocked for the talking points and tailing him, ted cruz that won in iowa and ted bush and john kaisch spend inordinate amount of time in new hampshire courting this state and behind him chris christie the antagonist of marco rubio. tomorrow morning the polls will open at 9:00 and a regular primary. people will be out voting all day. the snow threatening new hampshire hit today. should not be a factor tomorrow. they are expecting record turnout in new hampshire. another thing that could be good for donald trump. we will have a lot of these answers when the polls close about twelve hours from now. reporting live in manchester. garret haake. >>> you can follow the results by checking out the politics section on the free wusa9 app. >>> in alexandria loved ones say strangers are holding a vigil for a virginia woman that died in police custody. the woman fought with them and died during a fight with a stun gup. the death was ruled an accident because of her mental illness and physical exertion led to a lethal chemical reaction. >>> a man convicted of stabbing tw

iowa. erin, we heard donald trump sort of mocking the idea that marco rubio should consider himself as any nd of victor in iowa, because he finished third, but those are the rules of politics. we saw it here tonight. just beginning to break down the stage behind me, but not that long ago, this was a packed room. over 700 people, they had to close the doors because the fire marshal said no one else could come in. you definitely had the feeling of momentum here. a lot of voters who we talked to said they watched the results last night. they came here to get their own look at him. they were considering other candidates like john kasich, but thought, maybe marco rubio could be our guy. if he can keep those crowds coming and close the deal, that is exactly what the whole idea of momentum is all about. erin? >> dana, thank you. "outfront" now, drew kline, endorsed marco rubio, and host of the ben ferguson show, ben ferguson. ben, look, ted cruz, i know you've got to be thrilled here. a lot of your predictions turned out right. ted cruz coming out on top. but donald trump, cruz and rubio got more

that was a mocked up photo shop picture. and out of iowa, which donald trump brings up at every point, saying he would have won if the cruz campaign had not spread the word falsely that ben carson was getting out of the race. that's a list now. is it sticking? it's a list. whether you want to admit it or not, it's a list. is it hurting the man who was supposed to win the evangelical vote and lost it right where we're sitting? >> well, just so you know, it's a made-up list, and it's out of despereration. >> tell me what's not true on the list? >> well, for example, the issue with rick, and i have a lot of -- i know him. i think he's a well meaning person, but senator cruz showed real presidential leadership. he made the tough call. he asked rick to resign. he has resigned. senator rubio has accepted the apology. i understand the interest in the president and the story, but what counts is what you can do for the average american. you'll have senator cruz talking about his flat tax. i'm really excited about his flat tax. he's proposed, and aga

iowa.. (nats) "i'm going to call this democratic caucus to order." not the real thing yet-just a mock caucus to teach first time many times have you asked yourself that, wtf is a caucus?" (bradley laassudent) "a lot, i googled it, and it made everything more confusing!" it's easy to get confused.. republicans and democrats caucus on the same night- but they do it differently. on the republican side -- candidate's surrogates.. jeb bush jr. surprised everyone at this mock caucus- (jeb bush jr.) "with that we'll start with jeb bush" (cheers-jeb jeb jeb) .practcin his own sellikig lsb foe he big night (nats jeb bus j) "good evening my name is jeb bush jr.. it is an honoto ebere tonight at drake. gbulogs. o hpe you guys comeut and caucus on monday night!" then-- republicans simply fill out a piece of paper with the candidate they want.. (nats) ".... once you vote, return it to the secretary" then the votes are counted.. and a nner named fortha caucus site.. (nats) "we have a winner.. uh.. it looks like jeb bush" (cheers!!) now it's the democrats turn (josh levitt/iowa democratic party) "ou

iowa was a triumph. the texas senator who mocked new york values beat donald trump that was inspite of the record turnout, which had been expected to benefit trump. >> to god be the glory. [ cheers and applause ] trump. his second place finish sends him into new hampshire facing cruz's momentum and renewed challenge from senator marco true yo, who finished right on trump's heels. >> we will go on to get the republican nomination, and we will go on to easily beat hillary or bernie or whoever the hell they throw up there. >> reporter: now it's on to the new hampshire primary where trump has a sizable lead and on the democratic side, bernie sander hases a strong showing over hillary clinton. we're live this morning in downtown brooklyn, dray clark, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >>> governor chris christie finished near the bottom of the pack in iowa. he's already focused on trying to revive his campaign with a strong showing in new hampshire. christie has put in more time than any other of the other candidates there. hampshire, it may be hard for the governor to attract the funding he needs. he had barely $1

iowa, trump's resurrected it in new hampshire where there is significant population of french canadians. >> you try having an anchor baby in canada, there's one anchor baby in canada. >> reporter: cruz released a video mocking trump for former president jimmy carter's statement he would prefer trump over cruz. third in iowa, marco rubio getting hammered by several rivals. >> if momentum were measured by the media, marco rubio would be the republican nominee. i understand that in the mee media newsrooms and in the washington establishment circles marco is the chosen one. >> reporter: chris christie's doubled down on latest rubio attack, too. >> marco rubio is the most protected, coddled candidate of this entire race, and so what i've said before is let the boy come out of the bubble, see what he can take? >> reporter: rubio belittled the boy in the bubble attack. >> that's how i responded. look when people are having a tough time in the campaign, especially near the end, you see desperation set in. i'm not too worried about that. >> reporter: after endorsing rubio yesterday, former rival rick santorum tripped up when asked about rubio's accomplishments. >> there's a guy who's been able to, number one. >> rep

senator marco rubio gaining momentum after a strong showing in iowa, but he ran into trouble at the gop debate saturday when chris christie mocked him for his anti-obama scripted talking points. we'll have a good idea tonight whether his debate performance cost him votes? >>> senator ted cruz won iowa but no advantage wave to lift him in new hampshire. a quarter as many evangelicals will vote. and former florida governor jeb bush has been leaning on family to boost him in new hampshire, with mother barbara appearing on the campaign trail with him. brother george appearing in a tv ad for him. on the democratic side, bernie sanders practically a favored son candidate. the vermont senator has a lot of support from millennials and independents and that means hillary clinton may be looking forward to more friendly territory in south carolina and nevada by night's end. and some of the best political analysts are joining us here tonight. among our guests, fox news digital politics editor, chris stirewalt. "national review" rich lowry, the weekly standard steve hayes. the republican race, after winning 70 straight polls in new hampshire

filing in and taking your seat. >> caucus night in des moines, iowa. >> democratic caucus to order. >> not the real thing yet. just a mocks to teach first-time caucusgoers how it works. this training session is called wtfs a caucus? how many times have you asked yourself that? wtf is a caucus? >> a lot. i googled it. >> everything more confusing. >> can somebody here help the situation. >> it's easy to get confused. republicans and democrats caucus on the same night. but they do it differently. on the republican side, voters hear a pitch from the candidate's surrogates, jeb bush junior surprised everything at this mock caucus. practicing his own selling skills before the big night. >> good evening, my name is jeb bush junior it's an honor to be tonight, drake bulldogs, hope you come out and caucus on monday night. >> republicans simply fill out a piece of paper, with the candidate they want. >> return it to your secretary. >> the votes are counted and a winner named for that caucus site. >> looks like jeb bush. >> democratic caucus, as you can see, you have no chairs, it's a little different from the republican caucus. >

mock caucuses. meanwhile lt governor mark hutchison is rallying voters for marco rubio - by reaching out to iowans voters today. "senator rubio does well in iowa does well in nh the momentum rolls and we have a good momentum comig into nevada" "caucusing is true democracy at its very grassroots. instead of going into a booth and just pushing a button you go into a precint meetings at your voting place and you meet with your neighbors who are in your precint and candidates" i sat down with csn's professor of political science mark peplowski. who says nevada is very lucky to have a caucus - because it's where voters have the most say and participation. he predicts several republican candidates will drop out after tonight - after nevada's caucus - he thinks there will only be 2 democrats and about 7 republicans left. nevada is the only state west of the rockies to have a caucus. "grease live" scores huges ratings last night. "(music)" why the success is bittersweet for one of its cast members. this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with gl

mocking him. declaring jeb bush was the obvious front-runner. scott walker was a front runner in iowa for a while. bernie sanders was treating this as a joke. and only lately did the media establishment seem to notice, discover, almost anger and frustration out there. have you ever seen a worse performance? >> i must say, we are sailing in unchartered seas. and nothing, you know, in my experience as a reporter going back many years prepared me for what donald trump has been able to do. now i knew because i'm on twitter. twitter is a great early warning system for journalism and anybody else looking for major sent. . i knew about the level of anger and distrust of the republican establishment, if you will, the senior republicans in washington and elsewhere. i never thought, for example, there was going to be an easy path for jeb bush because i didn't know if he could even get a hearing. i don't think he ever got a hearing. people say just another push. they want to purn the turn the page and move on. the trump phenomenon caught me by surprise. i can sense the celebrity and the fact you

caucusing...as in the mockus, a mock caucus, those who have a preference going in could have their minds changed once inside. another reason, pollsters won't do a survey until iowa and new hampshire are finished with their events. nevada is tough as it as a diverse and transitory population. pollsters use land lines which makes gathering the information here difficult. prof. fred lokken/tmcc political science: especially as you continue to go west americans are continueing to give up their land lines. you have to have people that are wiling to be honest with you. and as you move west, we are that was terri russell reporting. gravis marketing showed donald trump and hillary clinton the favorites in our state. we're learning more about the sale of the nugget. marnell gaming is buying the sparks casino. marnell--- is a family owned company with generations of experience in southern nevada, and two properties in laughlin. the company's c-e-o says he sees oppurtunity in the nugget.. and says any changes will be inspired by the casino's past. anthony marnell, marnell gaming: "i think god gave you two ears and a mouth for a reason. so, we're going to listen to the comm

mocked marco rubio but rubio fired back. >> obviously he has been very disappointed over the last couple days by his performance in iowa so sometimes when people don't perform well they are under a lot of duress they don't react well. >> meantime donald trump holding a rally in new hampshire tonight looking to dig his heels into the granite state hoping for a first place performance there in tuesday's primary. >>> on the democratic side bernie sanders he has a 33-point lead over hillary clinton in new hampshire. that's according to a survey. the former secretary of state made her case to voters in new hampshire tonight. >> the lead with my heart my judgment, and my commitment and determination to serve you will win your support. please come out and support me next tuesday. thank you all very much. >> the loss hasn't hurt him at all. bernie sanders has raised about $3 million in the last 24 hours. his campaign says that the total is the most money it's raised in a single day during the senator's presidential campaign. >>> police say a winter haven dad made stealing a family affair. how he's accused of bringing his daughter

iowa caucus winner ted cruz is in fourth percent support. meanwhile... trump will hold a town hall meeting today... after he canceled the event last week because of snow. bush mocked trump, by tweeting the billionaire -- "my 90 year old mother made it out to campaign." the message included a picture of bush's mother, barbara, shaking hands with a little girl at a campaign stop. trump fired back... during a rally yesterday. trt: oc: later this week, trump will travel to tampa, where he will hold a rally on the campus of the university of south florida. meamwhile.. marco rubio is trying to shake off some of the blows he received during saturday night's g- o-p debate... turning his focus on bernie sanders. trt:15 on the democratic side -- hillary clinton is looking to build off of her narrow win in iowa over bernie sanders. during a rally yesterday-- former president bill clinton told supporters-- the republicans have unsuccessfully tried to derail hillary's campaign by focusing on her e- mails. polls show republican donald trump and democrat bernie sanders continue to lead their races in the granite state. but there has been an interesting turn of events on the g- o

caucusing...as in the mockus, a mock caucus, those who have a preference going in could have their minds changed once inside. another reason, pollsters won't do a survey until iowa and new hampshire are finished with their events. nevada is tough as it as a diverse and transitory population. pollsters use land lines which makes gathering the information here tough. prof. fred lokken/tmcc political science: especially as you continue to go west americans are continueing to give up their land linessyou have to have people that are and as you move west, we are cynical, and we love to take a call because you've been bugging us, and lie to you through our teeth, because we don't want you to call us again.. lokken says another reason for limited polling, there is no agency, business, or institution that will pay for it. all of which makes the nevada caucuses and their results, truly the wild wild west. but lokken says make no mistake, we still have a major influence as to just who ends up in the white house the last poll taken by gravis marketing showed donald trump and hillary clinton the favorites in our state. published reports say the marketing firm will take anot

mocked for years because others have tried to do the same thing. it's strange and a last-minute desperation attack. i don't understand why. he's got such a strong organization here in iowa but it's all fine. we feel good about it. >> make it means you must be doing something right? >> we've taken more than anybody else in attacks. jeb bush's super pac has spent close to $30 million on television which is more than every other attack on every candidate combined. you add ted cruz's attacks. when people don't attack a candidate that has no chance to win. we feel good about it and feel even better it's having no impact and we're continuing to work and move forward with our message. we're going to close strong here with our message. we like where that leads. we look forward to moving on to new hampshire and south carolina, which comes up shortly after that. >> let me ask you about those jeb bush attacks from his super spent a lot of money attacking you. steven hayes of the "the weekly standard" said the lasting legacy of those attacks may be to make donald trump the nominee. what do you think of that? >> well, trump did the i don't believe will be the nominee. that said, yea

it's caucus night at drake university in des moines, iowa. >> will tlet me call this democ caucus to order. >> reporter: not the real thing yet. just a mockcaucusgoers how it works. this training session's called "wtf's a caucus?" >> how many times have you asked yourself that? wtf is a caucus? >> a lot. i googled it. it made every more confusing. >> can somebody here help the situation? >> it's easy to get confused. republicans and democrats caucus on the same night but they do it differently. on the republican side voters hear a pitch from the candidate's surrogates. jeb bush jr. surprised everyone at this mock caucus. >> with that we'll start with jeb bush. >> reporter: practicing his own selling skills before the big night. >> good evening. my name is jeb bush jr. it is an honor to be here tonight at drake. go bulldogs. hope you guys come out and caucus on monday night. >> reporter: then republicans simply fill out a piece of paper with a candidate they want. >> once you have voted, please fold the paper in half and return it to the secretary. >> reporter: next the votes are counted and a winner named for that caucus site. >> we have

iowa. it's not a machine. it's not for ted cruz, it's people taking time out of their lives. and the same for secretary clinton and bernie sanders. i know we all like to mock it, i love it. the fact that cruz was trending down. he lost nine points in the last six weeks in the iowa poll, and yet he seems to have been able to survive because of the -- and hillary clinton was trailing in our poll. 51-43 a week ago in iowa. she was down 8 pointis. should those two win, it will be a testament to thousands of people. who are not paid. they believe in these candidates. i believe all the way across, 10, 12 or 38 candidates. >> it also means that the birther issue, did not take hold as much of the other issues that people care about -- >> i have to go to wolf. >> we have a major key race alert right now. take a look at this, on the republican side, let's go there first. 90% of the caucus sites are in. ted cruz maintaining 5,000 votes, 28%, marco rubio a close third. almost all of the votes are now in. 97% of the caucus sites have reported. 97 -- look at how ted cruz is doing, 5,000 votes ahead of donald trump. 80% of the caucus sites on the democratic side have rep

reporter: christie mocked rubio for what he says is an overpolished, scripted candidates i. >> we were very disappointed by his performance in iowasometimes when people don't perform well they don't react well and a chalk lot of that up to that. chris is always trying divert from his record. reporterreporter: trump was gran defeat. >> i'm who areored. we finished second. and i want to congratulate ted. reporter: rubio was a close third and his acceptance speech got rave reviews. >> people of this great events steant clear message. after seven years of barack obama, we are not waiting any longer to take our country back. reporter: mike huckabee suspended his campaign last night. ben carson came in fourth. yes cnn reported he was going them florida, the cruz cam on social media suggested he was withdrawing. >> our political team forwarded it to the members of our team. but unfortunately they did not then forward the subsequent story that was ben's campaign clarifying he was continuing the campaign. reporter: cruz apologized to carson saying subsequent information had been passed on. but all of the candidates need to brace for a lot

iowa? >> i'm here to get out the metage the kids need to vote and caucus on february 1st, 6:30 p.m., and try to get young people to vote. >> we're at the mock caucus at drake university. i see you're wearing a bernie sander. >> whatever you're going to vote for, just exercise your democratic privilege and do it. could be anybody. >> could be anybody. that's a very multicandidate message. you're wearing a sticker. so, is this your first time participating in the iowa caucus process. >> the caucus itself, yes, my third time in iowa. in 2080-2012, when i was college ralph nader and never forgave myself. i found in the future to do something about that and try to right that personal wrong of mine. so, i'm trying to encourage people to get out there and exercise their rights. >> so you voted for nader. that a vote with the heart. why are you against that vote now? >> well, i'm not necessarily against it. what is exciting now i feel like i now have a guy with -- similar ideology, in termed of the environment and certainly socioeconomic policies but it's a much better -- much more viable -- a much better position to be a great president. >> you ar

iowa caucus winner cruz is in fourth place with 12- percent support. will hold a town after he canceled the event last week because of snow. bush mocked trump, by tweeting the billionaire -- "my 90 year old mother made it out to campaign." the message included a picture of bush's mother, barbara, shaking hands with a little girl at a campaign stop. trump fired back... during a rally yesterday. trt: later this week, trump will travel to tampa, where he will hold a rally on the campus of the university of south florida. meamwhile.. marco rubio is trying to shake off some of the blows he received during saturday night's g- o-p debate... turning his focus on bernie sanders. trt: oc: on the democratic side -- hillary clinton is looking to build off her narrow win --over bernie sanders-- in iowa. during a rally yesterday-- former president bill clinton told supporters-- the republicans have unsuccessfully tried to derail hillary's campaign by focusing on her e- mails. trt: oc: in a recent poll, eie sanders leads hillary clinton bud hedinger of "good morning orlando" on "w-f-l-a" joins us live to talk about it. bud, let's go back to the gop

mock the bible and was just forced to fire his communications director. more dirty tricks said trump. rubio and ben carson have all attacked ted cruz since he won the iowa caucuses. in fact it was ump trump who called out the cruz campaign for spreading false information that carson was dropping out of the race. on the democratic side hillary clinton receiving a big boost to her campaign. she won the nevada caucuses over the weekend backed by a union workers and african-americans who turned out in force. her victory has senator bernie sanders coming to boston to highlight the differences in their campaigns. kimberly bookman joins us live >>> yeah, kim, you know, bernie sanders is saying he admits he is behind in the polls among black voters but he believes that can change as season as they understand his campaign and what he stands for and that's what he was trying to explain here at the iron workers local 7 hall in south boston today. he picked up an endorsement here from people's politics. it's a national grass roots organization that fights for racial and economic equality. he says he shares their beliefs and was honored to get their bagging. now it