marlie hall, cbs news, norwalk, iowa. >> clinton is the only democrat in the race so far. on the republican side, senators marco rubio of florida, rand paul of kentucky and ted cruz of texas have officially entered the race. >>> stuff steph curry has his shot dialed in for the play- offs. at yesterday's practice, he hit 77 three-pointers in a row. and 94 out of 100. he isn't just a practice player. he has already broken his own record for three-pointers in a season. the warriors face the nuggets at oracle tonight. then it's either new orleans or oklahoma city in round 1 of the play-offs. >>> it's tax day. and there is a new question on your form. the box you wouldn't want to miss. >> strong gusts of wind blast through california. the destructive blows. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good afternoon, everybody. it is much warmer today than yesterday. but not as warm as it will be tomorrow. your full forecast coming up as the news continues right here on kpix 5. >>> the dow is doing well up about 99 points right now. >>> today, of course, is tax day. and it's not too late

i was also on the ground in norwalk today. and it became clear to me that hillary clinton has got some work to do with iowa voters. >> so hillary's in town. you got a smile on your face for that? >> not really. >> are you a hillary fan? >> no. >> you're not? >> okay. what do you think of her? >> not much. she's a liberal. and i'm not going to vote for her. >> no way you'd ever vote for her? >> no. >> there's nothing she can say that would change your mind in any way? >> nope. >> are you following her campaign at all? >> i have seen stuff, like on social media. i read what's said. and what's in the papers. but that's about it. >> is it party or is it person? >> both. i don't think that she is good for the country. she actually says she fights for women and families but i think she advances her own agenda i think. >> this is the small bedroom community of norwalk, iowa. you blink twice, you drive right through it. there is a level of curiosity surrounding hillary clinton. they know who she is. she's saying all the right things,

. >> joy reid joins me live from norwalk.uth issue is that on the ground there in iowa? or are people who are actually having a chance to meet and greet hillary clinton asking different questions? >> hi thomas. greetings from windy, windy norwalk, iowa. about ten minutes ago hillary clinton did just drive into the parking lot here at the capital fruit company here in norwalk. iowaen definitely excited to see her and see what she had to says. regarding that controversy that you report eded not sure if that will come up here. this is really a roundtable about small business issues and which we have talked to every iowans who care about that. that is an internet ad that's going on the facebook page and in google searches of people only here in this norwalk area. so essentially the group that's called america rising it's a super-pac formed by mitt romney's former campaign manager, matt rhodes back in 2014. the reason think formed it is that they decided they needed research on democrats. it's essentially to track them and try to

. >>> clinton will continue her iowa tour talking at a business round table in norwalk later today. >rning. welcome back to wusa9. our time is 6:29. thinks are changing a little bit. we'll see more sun than clouds and we're in for a warmer day than yesterday. that's good thing. maybe a high in the 70s? >> near 70. >> the sunrise, a thing of beauty. andrea roane, nick giovanni. we've got the news team assembled. larry miller on the pulse of your morning commute. you seeing anything? >> a quick issue on telegraph road, three lanes blocked. sky 9 should be in place. we should be able to get some aerials. >> aerial shots would be a beautiful thing. >> absolutely a great start. we are going to see sunshine to start. a few more clouds will work their way in. let's take a look at how we're starting off. there it is again, the beautiful sunrise. perfect time of morning. and also a little bit of fog out there. i'll show you that in just a moment. 53 degrees through the district. a lot of 40s out there so it is cool if you want to grab the light jacket. you might want to ditch the light jacket

down the system for an accelerated period of time if we miss one shut down we have to wait to the norwalk. >> you have the same question isn't there a way to get a waiver to declare a state of emergency. >> it takes a lot to shut down the system and what we felt was that we wounded do any repairs no way because we don't have the contractor on broad so we felt that why don't we wait until the following year we can actually do repairs but go in there and do an ascertainment of the tunnel more robust ascertainment as we go into the presentation it was a question about the 2030 ascertainment we've had you know technical advisors panel and they looked at the same information and had a different opinion so we really want to do core samples and do aggressive we want to - with the most accurate information to determine the best solution we'll go in more details to answer our question is that we wouldn't do repairs anyway until 2017 and we're planning to do that. >> we couldn't do repairs in 2016. >> no way. >> steve you want to - >> you want to - >> oh, what we're talking about isn't something in

absolutely something that is not possible i think that says something if we're expanding that and maybe norwalk we expand again in light of everyone saying it's to the ideal if it's to the ideal let's talk about moving in the other subscription that's a concern again what we're doing here is not approving a contract for $60,000 but a statement who is possible and the way we are meeting our critical how needs teacher needs of vacancies so this is why you know, i would like to hear this further we'll expedite as quickly as possible and there are no other opportunities here this is the one that everyone has said is not other ideal one but the only way that's why additional information may swing me one-on-one in light of the fact that every one of us ms. mendoza-mcdonnell probably the strongest supporter i want to know if it's the best and. >> at superintendent understands what i meant. >> so deputy superintendent gerrero focus on someone is willing to call the question or refer it to proceed to a different committee superintendent gerrero and commissioner walton and commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell.

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today she has a business round table, in norwalk. as susan mcginnes reports some of clinton's potential republican rivals are also meeting voters. >> reporter: hillary clinton ended her first day on the campaign trail at a steak house outside cedar rapid iowa and is there always time for more pictures. clinton is crossing iowa in a van she nickname scooby a journey the former first lady will end with her back at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. she spent the day in small towns meeting with small groups of voters. the kind of of retail politics critical to success in iowa and new hampshire and part of her campaign to be seen as a champion of every day americans. >> i could not walk away from what i see as challenges that we face. >> reporter: among challenges strengthening families, building the economy of tomorrow fixing a dysfunction willal political system and protecting the country from threats at home and abroad. >> i'm here in iowa to begin a conversation about how we do that. >> reporter: right now clinton is the the only announced de

she will be talking to visitors in norwalk later on today.ld get a few shouted questions from the press and maybe back to that round table. >> nbc's kristen welker thank you very much. >>> so sam stein, can we say it? there was some laughter when she was going out to the van. some here i won't say who, suggested there might have been a lack of sincerity or a stiffness in her one-sentence answer. >> my laughter was the whole process, which is so ridiculous on its face that like we have to rush to her as she makes her way from the coffee shop to the van. like that ten-feet is like the most critical juncture where we can only get her. >> all you get is an answer in english. >> do we want to sign up for this again? deal with these people? >> for two years. >> here the reporters running. you almost think they did that on purpose just to make the reporters look stupid. no, i'm serious. >> i think they did it just to make the reporters look stupid. kind of like james baker did when dan quayle went out after the '88 convention and made him look stupi

cnn's senior political correspondent brianna keilar live in norwalk, iowa. good morning, bringan na. >> reporter: good morning. today she's having a small business roundtable here at capital city fruit outside of des moines. and it's also a symbolic stop in this agriculture state of iowa. >> how are you? >> reporter: hillary clinton back on the campaign trail after a public stop at a small coffee shop in eclaire, iowa it was onto a round table discussion with students and faculty at a satellite campus of kirkwood community college in monticello. clinton telling a small group of iowans why she's running in person for the first time. >> i'm running for president because i think americans and their families need a champion. and i want to be that champion. >> reporter: she struck a populous tone taking on wall street and stagnant middle class wages. >> the deck is still stacked in favor of those already at the top. there's something wrong when ceos make 300 times more than the typical worker. >> reporter: and despite personally blessing a super pac to support he

. >> tomorrow clinton will head to norwalk, iowa it's a small town outside of des moines for a business round table. clinton's first stop after announcing her presidential campaign sunday was actually right here in pennsylvania at a gas station along i-80. she tweeted this picture saying quote, road trip. loaded the van and set off for iowa met a great family when we stopped this afternoon. many more to come. >>> we have new developments in a deadly police confrontation in tulsa, oklahoma. a part-time sheriff's deputy surrendered today to face charges he killed a man after confusing his gun for his taser. 73-year-old robert bates is charged with manslaughter. bates is an insurance executive and a volunteer deputy accused of killing a man who tried selling an illegal gun two weeks ago. video from a body camera shows the suspect running before being brought to the ground. authorities say at that point, bates went for his stun gun but mistakenly fired his real gun. the deadly shot is heard on video. >> i'm sorry. >> bates is out on bail now. he faces up to four years in prison. >> jurors a

. >> now, tomorrow clinton will meet with another small group in norwalk outside of des moines for what campaign is calling a business roundtable there. in monticello iowa i'm jay gray nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jay. also ak tich on the republican side, we mentioned marco rubio. he's hoping to become the first hispanic president. >> i would hope -- it doesn't matter how your last name is pronounced or where your parents came from or where you started out in life. if you work hard and persevere in this country, you can go as far as your talent and work will take you. >> announcing his candidacy for president and he appeared on the "today" show this morning. >>> the united states is taking a big step toward normalizing relations with cuba. president obama will officially remove the communist island from the list of state sponsored of terror. the announcement of an historic meeting between the president and president raul castro. cuba was added to the terrorism list in 1982. >>> nearly two years after the deadly crash at sfo, a hard landing put asiana airlines back in the news tonigh

hillary clinton arrives in norwalk for that business round table in just a few hours. so far, her viscid has sparked a media stampede some sharp jabs from some of her republican opponents, all this as that e-mail controversy has resurfaced. as hillary clinton looks for political redemption in iowa she's still facing questions about her use of personal e-mails. the "new york times" reporting this morning that in 2012 congressional investigators asked clinton in a letter whether she'd used a private e-mail account while serving as secretary of state. according to the "times," mrs. clinton did not reply to the letter and when the state department answered in march, 2013 nearly two months after she left office it ignored the question and provided by no response for it. meanwhile, in iowa on tuesday, her first public event that was open to all press sparked a media frenzy with camera crews racing to get a shot of her at a local community college. >> guy in the orange pants is pretty quick. >> reporter: talking to students inside, clinton sharpened her message on the economy

. >> clinton then toured a food distribution company in norwalk, iowa and conducted a small business roundtable. >> unfortunately, the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top, and we need to reshuffle the cards and begin to play a different hand. a hand that includes everybody. >> when are you open? when is your bowling alley. i'm going to be in iowa a lot much. >> as for that news i mentioned earlier, her campaign today said the campaign supports marriage equality. the supreme court preparing to rule on same sex marriage, clinton's message may seem like a no-brainer for a presidential candidate. it reflects an important shift. she came out in favor of same sex marriage in 2013. until now, her position has been that individual states should decide if marriage equality should be legal. now, she's calling on the supreme court to rule it a constitutional right for all. in the absence of clear competition for the nomination. clinton continues to rack up endorsements. 28 out of 44 have endorsed her, she's secured endorsements from 65 democrats in the house. joining me now, joy

. >> reporter: clinton has stops scheduled in the small towns of monticello and norwalk. one-on-one meetings with voters along the way. >> we have to run a state-by-state campaign and it has to be in living rooms and dining halls all across the country. >> reporter: unlike 2008 when she was criticized for running a coronation instead of campaign. a concern that for some still lingers. >> i don't think she's a shoo-in. and i think there's overconfidence and i would really like to see a more vigorous challenger. >> reporter: the challenge has already been mounted by key republicans. marco rubio entering the race today. rand paul and ted cruz already on the campaign trail. and while jeb bush hasn't made it official that didn't stop him from taking an early jab at the former secretary of state. >> we must do better than the obama/clinton foreign policy that has damaged relationships with our allies and emboldened our enemies. >> reporter: the race for the white house already picking up speed, and we're still more than 570 days from the finish line. jay gray, nbc news, des moi

. >> and secretary clinton told a small audience in norwalk, iowa yesterday, "all my grandparents cameover here." buzzfeed looked into it. one was an immigrant to this nation. probably not used to having her comments dissected this wee even as secretary of state, a relatively apolitical position? >> yes. you see politicians often get into this trouble with their biography, they're trying to overplay or play up their humble beginnings, but also try to play up the sort of aspirational arc of their career and bios. for her it will bode low over this. marco rubio got into a similar trouble with some of the facts of his bio. i think for her, it is showing she's a little rusty. that she can't speak in these vague terms in the way she used to but gets at an underlying challenge she has and some polls show this with credibility and honesty and whether or not she has a problem being straightforward on issues. >> hop across the aisle and talk about republicans a sec. former president george w. bush told 7,000 people in chicago according to politico jeb bush's biggest problem is him. that's why "

i'm outside a food processing plant in norwalk, iowa hillary clinton will meet with business owners and workers. before we get to the news here we'll go to peter alexander for breaking news out of the boston. peter? >> nothing says iowa and campaigning like a food processing plant. we'll get back to you in a moment. more of that dramatic finish to a murder trial. the former nfl start was found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2013 murder of odin lloyd. the conviction carries a life sentence without the possibility of parole. this news just breaking within a matter of minutes. nbc's ron mott is outside the courtroom in fall river, massachusetts right now. ron, what's the latest? >> reporter: peter, good afternoon. the sentencing was not dramatic. we knew with a first-degree murder conviction, he was headed to prison for life without the possibility of parole. the verdict was surprising in that it took the jury a course of seven days to come back with this verdict. a lot of people began to suspect this was perhaps going to begin with a hung jury. after seven days they started to wonde

then wednesday a town outside of des moines called norwalk.he point according to a clinton campaign, according to memo obtained by fox news to have smaller gathering more intimate setting in clinton. in may she will unveil more of her agenda going forward. she will meet in iowa with democrats privately before heading to new hampshire after that visit. melissa. melissa: need to see pictures of the van. thank you so much. let's check in carl cameron in miami ahead of senator rubio announcement. carl? >> hi melissa. yes, senator rubio will announce at 6:03 this evening at freedom tower behind me. fame must for the role in 1960s and '70s when cuban exiles were processed in the building. part of rubio's message. he i will will emphasize, economic strength. he has a tax cut plan. he will make the announcement. head back to washington. to hit the campaign for several days. he did a quick walk through an make sure the teleprompter is working and room is set. will have exclusive interview with sean hannity immediately following remarks. you can see tha

senator blumenthal had an article in the norwalk paper -- $13 million owed to taxpayers and it will not help me, but it might help other connecticut residents. $13.4 million worth of unclaimed tax refunds from 2011 own twed to connecticut taxpayers. what kind of taxes will i have had paid in 2011 to qualify to receive an earned income tax credit? guest: a couple of different things we're talking about. the senators -- people who do not file returns -- there are hundreds of millions of dollars the irs is sitting on because people do not file. they think they are in trouble. as far as the earned income tax credit, i was looking at those numbers. the credit -- if you made less than $50,000 on a joint return and have three or more kids, that is the highest income you can earn to get the earned income tax credit. it starts at about $6,000 a year if you are single and have no kids. that's where you max out. there is a form -- the instructions -- there is a table that looks like the tax tables. it shows income, number of children, and filing status, and will show you how my cheek and earn and

for hillary clinton today but she goes to monticello iowa tomorrow and travels to the small town of norwalk, iowa wednesday. and alex seitz-wald has been following this and joy reid is live in des moines. alex, this is the beginning of a long campaign give us your impression of the first 24 hours. >> this was a good day for hillary clinton and a very different day from the day she announced her campaign in 2007. if you'll recall then it was a video with her speaking straight to the camera saying she was in it to win it. this time around the video featured a lot of ordinary americans, hillary clinton didn't even appear until a minute and a half in. clearly trying to send a message that she wants this to be about the voters not about her. she struck a populist note in saying the deck is still stacked in favor of the wealthy and the reaction has been good across the board. and the this road trip is a clever move as well. it takes her conveniently through the key swing states of pennsylvania and ohio on her way to iowa and it will give her a chance to meet with voters and informal one-on-one se

senator blumenthal had an article in the norwalk paper -- $13 million owed to taxpayers and it will notelp me, but it might help other connecticut residents. $13.4 million worth of unclaimed tax refunds from 2011 own twed to connecticut taxpayers. what kind of taxes will i have had paid in 2011 to qualify to receive an earned income tax credit? guest: a couple of different things we're talking about. the senators -- people who do not file returns -- there are hundreds of millions of dollars the irs is sitting on because people do not file. they think they are in trouble. as far as the earned income tax credit, i was looking at those numbers. the credit -- if you made less than $50,000 on a joint return and have three or more kids, that is the highest income you can earn to get the earned income tax credit. it starts at about $6,000 a year if you are single and have no kids. that's where you max out. there is a form -- the instructions -- there is a table that looks like the tax tables. it shows income, number of children, and filing status, and will show you how my cheek and earn and ge

first campaign swing of her second white house bid and she visited a produce processing plant in norwalkduring a round table with small -- >> are those boxes real? or is that a painted wall? you know you're asking the same question. is that a hollywood set or is it real? >> she painted with broad strokes emphasizing her campaign's feedback first approach. >> in this campaign i will be offering specific ideas about how to help small businesses, how to jump-start them, how to grow them. but i need to hear from you because what are the skills you need who are the people that you're trying to recruit, and what are the challenges that you are facing. i'll have a lot more to say about this as the campaign goes forward. but before i roll out my policies, i want to hear from people who are on the front lines. >> jon meacham, your thoughts. >> every president has had an early bloody episode in the primaries or caucuses. in 1980 ronald reagan lost iowa to george bush. 1988 george bush lost iowa to -- >> third place. >> third place. pat robertson. barack obama lost new hampshire to senator clinton.

hillary clinton will be meeting with business leaders here in norwalk in a few hours. so far she has gotten jabs from republican opponents all this as that e-mail controversy has resurf. as hillary clinton looks for political redemption in iowa she's still facing questions about her use of personal e-mail. "the new york times" reporting this morning that in 2012 congressional investigators asked clinton in a letter whether she'd used a private e-mail account while serving as secretary of state. according to "the times," mrs. clinton did not rely to the letter. when the state department answered in march 2013 nearly two months after she left office it ignored the question and provided no response meanwhile in iowa on tuesday, her first public event that was open to press sparked a media frenzy with camera crews racing to get a shot of her at a local community college. talking to students inside clinton sharpened her message on the economy, trying to rally critics who say she isn't progressive enough. >> there's something wrong when ceos make 300 times more than the typi