onethey continued to date another. the parents realized there was nothing they could do about it. and so bruce and ruby wound up getting married. it is a wonderful love story that survived and came out of a movement. sustained to past the movement. and this photograph is another special one. because this shows you how young some of the people were who were actually marching and a part of the movement. -- this young girl and boy standing here in the front, they are actually the younger sister and brother of ruby who was in the first photograph sitting across the intersection on franklin street. and so when ruby would go out in the marches, their mother would tell them not to go out. their mother was mama cat. and she was amazing. she would tell them not to go out. but she said as soon as she would leave to go to work, ruby would go and she would take her younger brother and sister. this is another story about how the youth was very much part of the civil rights movement. this photo happened to take place on franklin street at colonial drug. it was a group of students doing a sit in

active peters, so they are thople showing up, going to the events and seeing these candidates one on onethey are usi these events to make their decision. so not being here carries more weight than, say, a trational primary. the other important piece is not that the senators are trapped in washington and can't come to iowa, but they have to be silent during this enre trial. this is not something like the kavanaugh hearings wherese tors were getting a really big soapbox to make their case d those clips got aired on the news over and over again. they are basically -- youknow, they are basically off the air and out of people's minds -- or least out of their tv sets, maybe not out of their minds -- but they're not getting that level of coverage they would be getting if they were in iowa or somethingre doi back in washington where they had an ability to make their case. >>oodruff: just about 20 seconds. this is very different from the caucuses where some of the candides can't talk. >> and guess what? 've never had impeachment and an election in the same year. i mean, if this really goes until 1:00