o'malley: i do not know. i think now that we have universal health care for all, we need to build upon, i think all of us should be grateful that we actually have a program now that covers all of our citizens. we are the last developed nations to do that. might have been like if she had succeeded internet. one of the differences between my candidacy and there's is neither secretary clinton nor senator sanders has succeeded in doing things as an executive. i had. steve: believed iraq, we redo programs, and when you go on the internet, there are many pictures of you with your shirt off. you are a 52-year-old man. you are engaged shape. as you travel around, which is full of great food and is not low in fat and calories, how does a guy thing such good shape? mr. o'malley: eat lots of bananas, pass on the potato chips and the fries, and you work long hours. some of those pictures have followed me since the polar bear plunge, an annual event in maryland to help people with developmental disabilities. kathy: do peo

steve: and speaking of martin o'malley, let's go over to cynthia with one of martin o'malley's surrogates. cynthia: actually, martin o'malley is right behind us. you are saying some folks are calling martin o'malley the winner? >> i think he clearly was the winner tonight. he had breakout moments that we wanted him to have, that we needed him to have, and it was just a great night for him and for the campaign. he showed his passion and he spoke from the heart about the tragedy from paris and he showed he would be a great commander in chief and he has some great foreign policy and he had great moments tonight and had the best lines. he talked about her shoulders -- he talked about how the soldiers are not just the boots on the ground and they are family members and he had a great moment where he called donna will -- called donald trump a carnival barker and he showed that he was willing to mix it up. he showed that he does not just belong on the stage with the other candidates, he showed that he is a competitor with this race. he is ready to compete for the nomination. kevin: it was a very

john dickerson: governor o'malley. martin o'malley: my heart, like all of us in this room, john, and all the people across our country -- my hearts go out to the people of france in this moment of loss, parents and sons and daughters and family members. as our hearts go out and as our prayers go out to them, we must remember this, that this isn't a new face of conflict and warfare, not in the 20th century. but the new face of conflict of warfare in the 21st century. and there is no nation on the planet better able to adapt to this change than our nation. we must be able to work collaboratively with others. we must anticipate these threats before they happen. this is the new sort of challenge, the new sort of threat that does, in fact, require new thinking, fresh approaches and new leadership. as a former mayor and a former governor, there was never a single day, john, when i went to bed or woke up without realizing that this could happen in our own country. we have a lot of work to do to better prepare our nation and t

john dickerson: governor o'malley. martin o'malley: my heart, like all of us in this room, john, and all the people across our country -- my hearts go out to the people of france in this moment of loss, parents and -- and -- and sons and daughters and family members. and -- as our hearts go out and as our prayers go out to them we must remember this, that this isn't a new face of conflict and warfare, not in the 20th century but the new face of conflict of warfare in the 21st century. and there is no nation on the planet better able to adapt to this change than our nation. we must be able to work collaboratively with others. we must anticipate these threats before they happen. this is the new sort of challenge, the new sort of threat that does, in fact, require new thinking, fresh approaches and new leadership. as a former mayor and a former governor, there was never a single day, john, when i went to bed or woke up without realizing that this could happen in our own country. we have a lot of work to do to better prepa

martin o'malley: yes. i do. and let me show you how i have demonstrated that by the actions i have taken. in our own states, we passed the gas reduction bill. 7% up to 20%,rom which almost seems quaint and we passed the builder cut energy brokeption bill and a with my own party and urged the obama administration repeatedly not to allow drilling for oil off the east coast. and in the chesapeake bay. i came out against drilling in the arctic. i came out against the keystone pipeline. wants out against that it to go, not like hillary clinton who came out a week ago before the debate. so this is what i believe. some of these things need to stay in the ground. >> a follow-up question. one of the biggest things that , stop newve can do leasing on public land. martin o'malley: i read that the other day. >> and wondering if you would end new leasing of fuel on public ground? martin o'malley: i probably would. we aren't going to get to the clean energy future with an all of the above strategy. we need to be intentional a

sanders was second, followed by o'malley. the most tweeted-about issues, energy and the environment was at the top. followed in order by healthcare, immigration, national security and foreign affairs. people on facebook are also talking about the debate. that exchange between clinton and sanders on campaign finance was the most-posted about moment. facebook also showed the most engage states where vermont, new hampshire, oregon, west virginia, and of course, iowa. elizabeth: we want to head back over to frank and we are enjoying a great weekend. frank: nice and dry, warm temperatures. waking up in the low to mid 40's. 43 in ames, cooler to the north around clarion they check in at 37. skycam looks nice, wind out of the south and southwest keeping temperatures on the milder side. we don't have cloud cover so typically that would allow us to cool down. not the case today, wind a little breezy this afternoon. pressure on the high side about 30 inches on the barometer. we think we will see sunshine to start the day, 48 degrees at

john dickerson: governor o'malley, jump in, yeah. martin o'malley: okay, thank you. i would agree with much of what senator sanders says, kevin. i believe that actually affordable college, debt-free college is the goal that we need to attain as a nation. and unlike my two distinguished colleagues on this stage, i actually -- made college more affordable and was the only state that went four years in a row without a penny's increase to college tuition. i respectfully disagree with senator sanders' approach. i believe that the goal should be debt-free college. i believe that our federal government needs to do more on pell grants, states need to stop cutting higher education, and we should create a new block grant program that keeps the states in the game, and we should lower these outrageous interest rates that parents and kids are being charged by their own government, 7% and 8% to go to college? i mean, my dad went to college on the gi bill after comin' home from japan, flying 33 missions. my daughters went to college on a mountain of bills. but we were proud of them

then martin o'malley.hen google alerted us to a couple of big moments when it saw noticeable spikes. one was when, on the topic of taxes, sanders made the comment he's not that much of a socialist compared to president eisenhow eisenhower, google saw a spike in search for eisenhower tax rates. and then when the candidates debated whether the repealed banking law should be reinstated, that was googled. when it comes to the issues, here is what the people on facebook were discussing. terrorism and isis, climate change, wall street, iraq and the minimum wage. the most talked about candidate of the evening on the facebook, bernie sanders again, then clinton and o'malley. then the most social moment, that is the exchange between bernie sanders and hillary clinton on wall street and campaign finance. we would like to thank facebook and google for helping us out to let you know what was trending on social media during the debate. bret? >> thank you. >>> k.t. mcfarland is in southhampton new york tonight to talk a

then martin o'malley. then google alerted us to a couple of big moments when it saw noticeable spikes. one was when, on the topic of taxes, sanders made the comment he's not that much of a socialist compared to president eisenhow eisenhower, google saw a spike in search for eisenhower tax rates. and then when the candidates debated whether the repealed banking law should be reinstated, that was googled. when it comes to the issues, here is what the people on facebook were discussing. terrorism and isis, climate change, wall street, iraq and the minimum wage. the most talked about candidate of the evening on the facebook, bernie sanders again, then clinton and o'malley. then the most social moment, that is the exchange between bernie sanders and hillary clinton on wall street and campaign finance. we would like to thank facebook and google for helping us out to let you know trending on social media during the debate. bret? >> thank you. >>> k.t. mcfarland is in southhampton new york tonight to talk about th

o'malley: so this is what i believe. some of these things need to stay in the ground. >> a follow-up question. one of the biggest things that an executive can do, stop new leasing on public land. that is where a lot of are: reserves are. martin o'malley: i read that the other day. >> and i am wondering if you would and new leasing of fuel on public ground? martin o'malley: i probably would. we aren't going to get to the clean energy future with an all of the above strategy. we need to be intentional and move towards it. i was surprised to read how much of the coal comes from least federal land. overall, but we need to do, and broadbrush terms is stop , subsidizing fossil fuel extractions. and start subsidizing this movement to a clean energy future [applause] martin o'malley: yes sir, you have a sign? >> democracy over -- or liberty over a violent empire. you mentioned your father being in japan, over japan. that was the japanese empire. not -- the british empire was the empire that kept citizens as subjects. empire is t

martin o'malley with just %5. so if we're playing the numbers game, lower tier candidates like o'malley have a much harder job to do on iowa caucus night. so coming up next we talk to his people on the ground here in iowa. (music) >>sabrina: what's their strategy to get peopleut and what's likely to be the big things of that cold february night? we're gonna take a look (music) >>sabrina: welcome back everyone. well, we are now 90 some days away from the iowa caucuses. hopefully it's circled on your calendars. february 1st. it's definitely circled on the calendar of jake oeth, the state director for martin o'malley's campaign here in iowa. jake, thanks so much for being here. >>jake: happy to be here, sabrina. >>sabrina: alright. so now we have to ask. you know the poll numbers really aren't doing so well for your candidate. talk to me a little bit about the climb that he has to make and does that concern you at all? >>jake: look, we got into this race on may 30th. we've put about 30 staff on the ground across the

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then martin o'malley.hen google alerted us to a couple of big moments when it saw noticeable spikes. one was when, on the topic of taxes, sanders made the comment he's not that much of a socialist compared to president eisenhow eisenhower, google saw a spike in search for eisenhower tax rates. and then when the candidates debated whether the repealed banking law should be reinstated, that was googled. when it comes to the issues, here is what the people on facebook were discussing. terrorism and isis, climate change, wall street, iraq and the minimum wage. the most talked about candidate of the evening on the facebook, bernie sanders again, then clinton and o'malley. then the most social moment, that is the exchange between bernie sanders and hillary clinton on wall street and campaign finance. we would like to thank facebook and google for helping us out to let you know what was trending on social media during the debate. bret? >> thank you. >>> k.t. mcfarland is in southhampton new york tonight to talk a

governor o'malley: we found a way to reimburse hospital costs. kathie: governor, you are breaking the rules. [laughter] cynthia: john akerson was had -- supposed to -- john dickerson was supposed to join us this morning, but for once the moderator was not the story. what does that like? it looks different from the other side of the fence. dennis: it really does, and this morning i saw a different debate, a different emphasis and a different chemistry. i think that if you were to ask who the winner was last night, a lot of people asked that, john dickerson was the winter -- the winner, but that's maybe to diplomatic. here was a guy who really shined in terms of questions, follow-up, and getting to the substance. he would get them back on topic. cynthia: you all did a great job. just to go through quickly, people said that bernie sanders kathie: i think that they all three came away with good moments and could point to ways that they made the points they wanted to make. hillary clinton is way ahead right now and i think that bernie sanders absolute

o'malley with 5%. but one drake political science professor says poll numbers now won't mean much come next november. >> we have to remember, in november of 2011, herman cain was doing really well. newt gingrigh was doing really well. morning, france past president says the islamic state is responsible for the attack, marking the worst carnage in the country since world war ii. nikole killion is there. nikole: french president francois hollande is calling the paris attacks an act of war and vowing to strike back after convening a special security manning this morning. he also declared a state of emergency as suicide bombers launched coordinated attacks on friday. all eight attackers are dead but the search continues for accomplices. france has deployed troops and is tightening its border. overnight, president obama spoke with him, expressing the united states' unwavering support. >> this is an attack not just on paris, not just on the people of all of humanity and the universal values that we share. ni

. -- martin o'malley. both o'malley and clinton came out swinging at the republicans. >> i listen to the republicans and i know they want to turn back the clock on human rights , on civil rights, on women's rights, on gay rights, on voting rights and we can't let that happen. we have to stand firmly against them. >> the republican vision for our country, my goodness. you'd think they were talking about a failing business that has no room to grow. that is not the way i see our country. marcus: about 560 people came to listen to the candidates. who engaged the crowd and left them wanting more. >> there is a lot of energy in the candidates and a lot of enthusiasm in the crowd it has been an incredible experience having them come around. marcus: opstvedt has not committed to a candidate but says she is pleased to hear more from the candidates than she did saturday night. >> you are hearing things outside of what we heard at the debate when they are talking about the economy and in particular of interest to me

o'malley is set to speak in marion in just a few minutes. hear how he's getting ready for next week's des moines debate. and now to first alert storm we've finally gotten back to more typical early november weather here in eastern iowa. for tonight, expect cloud-free skies, and light winds. temperatures will fall to around 30 for overnight lows, as high pressure moves overhead. the second half of our weekend will be very similar, with temperatures slightly milder thanks to southerly winds. our work week will start off with above average temperatures, but by hump day, our next system moves in to bring chances. showers and even a few thunderstorm s are likely on wednesday, with drier conditions following for the second half of the workweek. thanks chris. thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 6. how much time do we have? uh, t-minus five hours, 37 minutes to onset of meteor shower. okay, our position is 34.48 degrees north, 118.31 west. that means the azimuth should be... 168.22 degrees relative to magnetic north with an elevation of 49.93

reporter: since o'malley's wife is a judge, she can't join him on the campaign trail. this endeavor is clearly still a family affair. william, are you enjoying this? we rarely get fed. reporter: just one of the perks of candidate cafe. josh mcelveen, wmur news 9. jennifer: a woman dedicated to helping veterans now needs help of her own. >> it's humbling, just to know that perfect strangers will step up and try to help. jennifer: the generous offer she's already received in her quest to find a life saving donation. mike: chilly today and the cool flow does continue, but for how long. the forecast is coming up. >> good news for rob gronkowski, years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids now, it's about stopping obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. tom: a mother from stratham is in the fight for her life, she needs a new kidney and is ap

martin o'malley: i don't own the mess that it is. who has been in government, who has been secretary of state, secretary clinton has to answer why it was we have not been able to utter anticipate the secondary -- better anticipate the secondary effects. why is it that we did not have intelligence on the ground? perhaps we should of thought to a three times before thinking that a change of regime would be better for the people of the region. my foreign policy would be decidedly less of a military adventurist, and decidedly more of a whole-government approach. that is how we would differ. since friday, there have been french airstrikes, but i don't think we have a full sense of how france plans to respond in dealing with isis. how would you like them to respond? >> what i would like to see us do is a short-term political ,ettlement that allows us perhaps even through the u.s. national security council -- mark: i'm talking about, immediately. how would you like to see france's military response? >> the french are doing with they feel th

martin o'malley: yes. i do. and let me show you how i have demonstrated that by the actions i have taken. in our own state, we passed the gas reduction bill. rates are up from 7% up to 20%, which almost seems quaint and we passed the builder cut energy consumption bill and a broke with my own party and urged the obama administration repeatedly not to allow drilling for oil off the east coast. and in the chesapeake bay. i came out against drilling in the arctic. gov. o'malley: so this is what i believe. some of these things need to stay in the ground. >> a follow-up question. one of the biggest things that an executive can do, stop new leasing on public land. that is where a lot of are: reserves are. martin o'malley: i read that the other day. >> and i am wondering if you would and new leasing of fuel on public ground? martin o'malley: i probably would. we aren't going to get to the clean energy future with an all of the above strategy. we need to be intentional and move towards it. i

they all agree the minimum wage should be raised but o'malley and sanders believe it should be raised to $15 an hour. hillary clinton is proposing a less ambitious level of $12 an hour. on social security, o'malley and sanders agree that the program should be expanded, saying home caregivers should be credited for work in taking care of a friend or relative. hillary clinton believe that is social security should be left as is and not expanded. rewarding financial industry power, the south is home to several top u.s. banks. o'malley and sanders both support breaking up the nation's largest banks. >> we'll take a closer look at the southern economy with our guest. recently, he wrote an article in the american prospect called how the american south drives the low became economy. thank you for joining us. income equality is being talked about, republicans and democrats. tell us about the south's history on wages and workers rights. >> obviously it begins with hundreds of years of an economy based on slavery, so this is not a good start. it's not clear to me that the south has ever really

martin o'malley.> we've actually found a way to -- >> governor, you're breaking the rules. i'm sorry. we're going to have to cut for a commercial. we'll be right back. >> trevor: oh! poor governor martin o'malley! he lost the debate to commercials! it went hillary, bernie, geico, then o'malley! (laughter) senator bernie sanders had the night of his life, on the other hand. >> senator sanders, let's say you're elected president. congratulations. >> thank you. (cheers and applause) >> trevor: you can't do that! he's an old man! he'll get confused! i bet right when bernie got offstage, he called his wife and said, jane! i'm the new president! put your face on, we're going to the nicest diner in town! no, not schmukey's! i'm not a money tree! president sanders was out to shake things up. >> in order to bring about the changes we need, we need a political revolution! >> trevor: yeah! millions of people are going to have to stand up! >> trevor: yeah! urn off the tv! >> trevor: oh, no, no...no... whoa, whoa.

o'malley hasn't caught traction in iowa -- even with many visits. but says he isn't worried about low polling numbers -- even with the caucuses just 3 months away. 04:45:15 "the outcome on caucus night never looks anything like the polling in november." in marion, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9 news. the next democratic presidential debate is one news. debate is one week from tonight, at drake university. the field is now down to three candidates. jim webb and lincoln chafee dropped out, and vice president joe biden announced that he will not run for the 2016 nomination. in january, republicans will head to des moines for their 6th debate. that's in the final weeks leading up to the 20-16 iowa caucuses. but for now, the candidates are preparing for debate number four in milwaukee this coming tuesday. after that, their next debate will be in december, in las vegas. wisconsin governor scott walker is trying to pay off his campaign debt, after dropping out of the race for the g-o-p presidential nomination six weeks ago. on friday, walker sent out a fundraisi

in ames today--clinton and o'malley took part in the central iowa democrat's fall barbecue. hillary clinton ... along with her husband bill....and martin o'malley spoke to supporters at the hansen agriculture student learning center...on i-s-u's campus. at the event...clinton clarified her remarks on terrorism from last night's debate......while o'malley criticized her wall street ties . we'll have more from the event in ames tonight at 10. and coming up... a paperwork snafu forces a u-s elisa rain moves in tonight, and it stays through wednesday. and i hope you enjoyed today because once that rain is gone, we can kiss the 60s goodbye! your forecast is next! on the kings pointe storm lake and port neal welding company sky cams hd. another warm one! high 62, 15 above normal and even this morning we were 10 above normal at 36. temperatures are still warmer than our normal daytime high, in the mid to upper 50s. wind, pretty breezy out of the south and tonight that will help bring in some moisture fueling our rain chances. clouds and a chance of showers overnight mainly after mi

o'malley hasn't caught many visits. but says he isn't worried about numbers -- even with the caucuses just 3 months away. 04:45:15 "the outcome on caucus night never looks anything like the polling in november." in marion, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9 news. the republicans are coming off the third presidential debate two weeks ago in colorado. debate #4 on tuesday night, november 10th. then the republicans will meet in las vegas in moines in january for the 6th debate -- amid the flurry of the final weeks leading up to the 2016 iowa caucuses. dropped out of the republican presidential race for 2016 debt remains. on friday, walker sent out a fundraising plea to supporters for help with the estimated $1 million dollar debt from his presidential campaign. walker led the early iowa polling throughout the spring quickly after the first presidential debate in early august. meterologist chris havely joins us for the first saturday night.. we've finally gotten back to more typical early iowa. for skies, and fall to around 30 for ov

go ahead. >> here's what surprises me about martin o'malley.e's standsing on the stage with two candidates. one is 68 years old, the other is 74 years old. he never makes the generational argument which seems to me the strongest case for him to make. i find it bewildering. >> he makes it occasionally. he made it in the opening statement, i think in the closing statement when he talked about a new, fresh approach. he took a direct shot at hillary clinton when he said we don't need to return to polarizing figures from our past. >> he doesn't drive it consistently or offer himself as a new generation candidate. >> that's right. i think he doesn't really know who his -- his political identity yet. he doesn't know if he sort of likes sanders, if he's a mix between sanders and clinton. he doesn't -- he's not fully formed. >> bernie is winning the youth vote. that's why. >> right. >> i think the young guy is not winning among young guys and gals. the oldest person in the race is doing the best -- >> he's impressive. >> he conceded territory to him. >>

>> no, part of the o'malley strategy is to get o'malley's message out.he wants to do for the american people. the other candidates will take care of themselves, but i think that the opening will be the new leadership that he offers. i mean, we do have two front-runners who are part of the past. and martin o'malley represents the future and he gets to issues quicker because he is of a different generation, and then everyone comes along and sort of does a me, too. but if you look at it, he was out there first with minimum wage, he was out there first with talking about the death penalty, and he's out there now with strong comprehensive gun control laws that he's talking about and the things that he wants to do, because he realizes that in this country, too many people are dying and enough is enough. >> let me just ask you this when this campaign started, martin o'malley, bernie sanders were about even in the polls. then this summer, bernie sanders rocketed up, overtook hillary in some polls, is getting 30,000 people at rallies. did it surprise you the trac

it's what happened in governor o'malley's state.imum wage at the state level, and some places went higher. i think that is-- >> didn't just happen. >> i thinks that is the smartest way to be able to move forward. if you go to 12 it would be the highest historical average we have ever had now. >> come on now. it should always be going up. >> but you would index it to the median wage. of course, you would do the 12 and you would index it. but-- >> i think we need to stop taking our advice from economists on wall street and start taking advice-- >> he's not wall street. that's not fair. he's a progressive economist. >> it's a good issue to talk about. >> a mold of economic-- >> let me just say-- >> senator, senator, you have given me the perfect segue. we are going to talk about wall street, but now we've got to go do a commercial. ( laughter ) we're coming to the end of the first hour. but there's another hour behind it and we're going to talk about wall street so hang with us. there are no medals won for earning a living. it's just w

o'malley also stopped in cedar falls yesterday afternoon. iowa polls have surged in clinton's'sfavor in recent weeks, widening her lead over vermont senator bernie sanders. she focused her speech yesterday on foreign policy amid the paris attacks. " isis is very agile and quite adept at using the intntnet to propagandize, to recruit even train insight. we have to be equally so to stand up for our values, to stand up for who we are as a people. " sanders was in central iowa yesterday. he started at a roundtable at a des moines church before a town hall meeting at simpson college in indianola. this weekend of campaigning centered around the second democratic presidential debate. that was on saturday night at drakekeniversity in des momones. all 3 candidates took plenty of time criticizing the republican side of the 2016 field. but at times, clinton faced some heat from sanders and o'malley on financial and foreign policy issues. " sanders: i'm going to be independent. well, why do they make millionsof dollars of campaign contributions? they ex

laura: and martin o'malley got applause and laughter with his mr. o'malley: let's say it in our debate because you'll never , hear it from that immigrant bashing carnival barker, donald trump. the truth of the matter is -- laura: whether minds were changed remains to be seen. the next democratic presidential is saturday, december 19 in manchester, new hampshire. the next republican presidential debate will take place on tuesday, december 15 in las vegas. coming up in about twenty minutes, hear from kcci's kevin cooney about being a debate moderator, along with des moines register's kathie obradovich. todd: right now, let's take a look outside at the des moines skycam. a bit of an ominous sky. jason sydejko is in with a first check of your forecast. jason s: we're going to kick off the work week with rain bright and early tomorrow. clouds rolled in early enough today. that helps a lot of the warmth of the overnight. we won't be dropping a whole further into the rest of the evening. we should put together a warm morning low temperature. out in tama, t

wmur's mike cronin live now with the details of o'malley's plan. reporter: o'malley says he has the boldest plan for gun violence prevention and is asking his fellow democratic oh point tonight back his proposals. his actions include overturning a new law that protects dealers. and tougher laws on selling guns and storing them in homes. when he was governor of maryland, o'malley says he passed one of the country's most come rehencive gun safety laws. gun violence has become a key and today hillary clinton released a 30 second ad in new hampshire and iowa calling for gun control measures. >> how many people have to die before we actually act? before we come together as a nation. >> secretary clinton has a unique facility for shifting positions in the wind. i remember eight years ago she was laying herself out as annie oakley reincarnated and this year he's a great champion of gun safety legislation. so god bless her. >> o'malley is formally laying out his gun safety plan tonight at a town hall in keene. mike cronin, wmur news 9. tom: thank you. stra

o'malley: in the first two debates, we have two major gaffes, both of them from secretary clinton.nd that a lot of republicans attacker -- but does she have to keep giving them so much ammunition? the first was when she declared in the first debate that she is proud to say that all republicans are her enemies. how are you going to get much help if you declare that all republicans are your enemies? the second was last night in a very, very distasteful way, with a smokescreen for her coziness with the big banks of wall street by invoking the tragedy of 9/11 and the attacks especially so fresh after so , many were murdered in paris. mark: john, she is taking heat on all quarters. will this linger and be a problem or fade away as the debate fades for memory? john: i think this will linger and be a problem because it does get to i think one of the great vulnerabilities she has. it is the case whether you are a democrat or republican, being excessively close to wall street is not a positive place to be in terms of her politics, and, look, it is the case that she was a huge recipient of w

as alex said, martin o'malley has 1% support nationally.know who he is, and frankly, he does not have much to set himself apart from hillary or bernie. he is not more liberal than bernie is. he is not more establishment than hillary. so i don't know what he is offering that either of them isn't. and nobody is going to the at this point change their allegiance from hillary to martin o'malley, and somebody who does not look like he can be come p competitive. >> and what about you, bob? any momentum that you are picking up from martin om'malle? what about the performance, can you credit it to the face-to-face interview, and in a moderator forum, and in the last debate, the performance was not critiqued too, too much? >> well, o'malley will not get momentum, and as olivia says, not many people know who he is, and he does not excite the democrats. a lot of democrats are excited about hillary clinton and bernie sanders. sa sanders really, he took the momentum of the beginning of the race from o'malley who was expected to be the main democratic ch

governor o'malley, you're first. >> john, thank you. and to all of the people in iowa, for the role you have performed in this presidential selection process, if you believe that our country's problems and the threats that we met with new thinking, new and fresh approaches, then i ask you to join my campaign. go on to martino'malley.com. too small. we will not solve our nation's problems by resorting to the divisive ideologies of our past or by returning to polararing figureses from our past. we are at the threshold of a new era of american progress, but it's going to require that we act as americans based on our principles, here at h he, making an economy that works for all of us. and, also, acting according to our principles and constructing a new foreign policy of engagement and collaboration and doing a much better job of identifying threats befefe they back up into military cornerrers. there is no challenge too great for the united states to confront, provided we have the ability and the courage to put forward new leadership thatan

martin o'malley offering prayers to the country and its people. france is still traumatized after friday podcast tax, and investigators are on scene this morning. at least 120 people were killed. fred: fear, anger, but also determination here in france, as the authorities here try to get behind who was responsible for the acts of terrorism that were committed here. at this point it's clear at leased eight attackers have been killed by the french police, seven of those were wearing suicide vest and indeed blew those suicide vests up. however, at this point in time it's absolutely unclear whether that is all the attackers that took part in the raids that happened here on friday night or whether or not some of the attackers might still be at large. that is certainly something that's causing a great deal of concern here among many of the french people, among many of the people who live here in paris, a lot of people say they're going to stay indoors. the french government has in fact urged people not to venture out if in fact they don't need to do so.

with secretaryll clinton or senator sanders or with governor o'malley. right now, the polling would suggest that bernie sanders is receiving more support from independents but that could change. what are you seeing on the ground, in terms of the candidates? what has impressed you and what do think needs more strength? it is exciting: for us. we win in new hampshire because party, it is among the strongest in the nation. martin o'malley has more field operators out there than most of the other candidates. some of the republican candidates have headquarters here in new hampshire. secretary clinton and senator sanders have almost a dozen headquarters opened up along the state. governor o'malley has quite a few as well. it will be terrific for us in the general election. handicapur republican -- your republican counterpart was handicapping your race. what you like to do the same? i have neverey: once predicted the republican presidential candidate correctly. i simply don't understand the mindset of new hampshire republicans. let's hear your prediction and th

o'malley's fiery performance had the audience buzzing saturday. o'malley was still fired up afterwards when he talked one-on-one with our dave price. from saturday news array...dem debate wrap o'malley.... 57:25...it's not a matter ... 0005...from wall street." we want to remind you again bringing you starting tomorrow at four p-m. we're calling them the iowa in person or online. tomorrow ben carson will join us via satellite at four p-m ... you can submit a question for dr. carson right now online. then on wednesday bobby jindal will join dave at dmacc in ankeny. free tickets for that event are still available. you find details on how to get your ticket for this unique opportunity with a presidential candidate at w-h-o-t-v-dot-com. then on thursday donald trump will join us from dmacc in newton. tickets for that event are all spoken for ... but there will be an overflow room to accomodate more guests who want to watch the event live. ad lib main weather skies will you see this look on my face? sfx: growling that's not anger, that's hunger. so i'm

and martin o'malley will face off on stage at sheslow auditorium. heading into the debate, the democratic national committee held a round table discussion to find out what iowans want to hear from the candidates. 22:50 and i always look at candidates what are you going to do for public education becuase this is our future our kids are garunteed a right to education lets make sure that is there for all of our children. 22:59 the debate starts at eight tonight on c- b-s. martin o'malley is rallying support for those without tickets to the main event. the group, o'malley for iowa, plans to host 50 watch parties across the state tonight. des moines' will be at saint's pub on urbandale avenue. in ames, people are gathering at mucky duck pub. local nurses will be busy rallying for bernie sanders... "national nurses united" endorsed the vermont senator. the nation's largest organization of nurses say it was, in part, because of his aggressive stance on healthcare. you'll find the group of iowans leading up to the debate at drake park. the rally begins at f

is there a path for martin o'malley to win the democratic nomination?r and governor is a political star, a fresh start with less baggage than hillary clinton, a progressive who is less extreme than bernie sanders. but so far it hasn't translated into national support. the latest nbc poll puts him at 3% far behind clinton and sanders. >> joining me now is democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley. first of all, governor, thank you for being here. >> thank you al sharpton. thanks for having me. good to be with you again. >> less than 90 days from the iowa caucuses, you have a lot of ground to make up. what's your path to winning in iowa and beyond? >> i think the history of the presidential selection process, tells us whatever the polls look like in november has no relationship to what the voters decide come the iowa caucuses, so, so far, al, i have visited 46 of the 99 counties in iowa. we've been endorsed by over 80 county chairs, vice chairs, state reps, state senators and that's how you win the iowa caucuses. >> hillary clinton, you have quest

martin o'malley came in third...with 11 percent. the results give what is called an "un-scientific snapshot" of students' preferences after last night's debate. deborah: bernie sanders was in indianola today. while speaking to supporters, the vermont senator touched on several topics, but he mainly focused on efforts to unite with other countries to combat isis.... saying in his view ...that people have to quote "get boots on the ground"... deborah: sanders wasn't the only candidate in iowa today...hillary by the central iowa democrat's fall barbeque the event was held on the campus of i-s-u in ames earlier this afternoon. each candidate touched on many subjects including the economy, education and climate change. hillary clinton..addresse d the attacks in paris while o'malley discussed the economy. "there is so much at stake in this election the attacks in paris as i said last night at the debate are a sobering reminder of the challenges and the threats that we face and the importance of american leadership. "the hard truth of our

o'malley.ught that was rather strange she as bulls been proponent of american leadership when she was secretary of state she recommended that the president be -- we are the only ones with the capacity to actually lead on this fight. now, should we be alone, absolutely not. we should be working with parties on the ground, we should be working with allies. but we haven't shown leadership up to now we really haven't not on refugees, not on fighting al qaeda not on helping good guys. >> dickerson: news that countries in the region should do their share you hear a lot from the administration, the free rider problem. are they going to be -- can you wait it ought long enough to do their share or again is the night states have to move then perhaps bring them along? >> this is sort of, football fantasy camp. foreign policy, when you're talking about the saudis or the turks whoever it is doing their share what we end up with is one priority that belongs to the saudi or turks, that is the challenge for us

former maryland governor martin o'malley. he's basically -- especially in comparative terms he's basically unknown to the democratic electorate nation and in a state like south carolina. this is kind of the biggest moment he's had so far. a lot of time on screen, people having a chance to hear from him at length about who he is and what he believes, what sets him apart from the other candidates. despite all of that, despite the fact that voters were kind of meeting him for the first time, this was his first chance to make a first impression, at least from the polling it looks like he did not make much of an impression. a whopping 43% of voters say that seeing martin o'malley in the forum in south carolina on friday night did not make them feel positively about him or negatively about him, it didn't make them feel anything. 43% said it didn't change their opinion of him either way. 18% of voters say his performance in the forum made them feel worse about him. 38% said it made them feel better. so you know, on paper when you co

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