is there an uncommitted group? is there an uncommitted group? if the uncommitted group will go into the back corner, go into the back corner if you're uncommitted. back born corner. can you count off the uncommitted for me? >> yes, i can. >> help count on the big one. it will cut the time off. >> i'm assuming they will have multiple people actually do the counting. >> do you want me to go count them in. >> those would be the easy ones. >> okay. >> all of the uncommitted in the back corner. >> if you're uncommitted, follow us. [ counting ]. okay. i've got this fifth group here. >> if you haven't been counted yet, we'll go across. >> 77. i've got you already. 78, 79, 80, 81, 82 -- >> lower your hand to get a better count. >> 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89 -- did i get you guys back there? okay. so from -- >> start with you. you're 50. >> yeah, just up to the divider we'll get all of you. 89, 90 want 91, 92, 93, 94, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100. that's a good number. [ counting ] 122 for you, sir. everybody else keep your hands up. [ counting 122 for yo

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the tigers picked up the state's uncommitted player today. offensive lineman john simpson from fort dorchester high school....he goes with the tigers over florida and louisville. the tigers also get two of the nation's top ten prospects according to rivals....including defensive tackle dexter lawrence from wake forest, north carolina. he's considered the country's second ranked player overall. swinney: "this group i think is going to be special. just a simple word i can say. i think this is a group top to bottom fills our needs." simpson:honestly, i just wanted it to be more like family. i wanted it to be...i like the atmosphere at clemson...i love it. i feel like coach caldwell and coach elliott..you know my recruiting coach...he's from around here..so he's going to be. coming up at seven....we'll hear from heathwood hall's brandon hill. he signed today with the duke blue devils. the linebacker is also one of (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with soc

uncommitted. >> i think nine out of ten people are maybe 90 people out off 100 have their minds made up when they come. >> reporter: it's the fourth time the waveeavers have offered up their home for caucus. why the living room location? for small-town comfort. >> we would be driving like from our home if we went to ogden, it would be 20 miles. so, we're really doing it almost as a convenience for ourselves and our neighbors. >> reporter: the way the democrats caucus by actually

i only spoke to a handful in line still uncommitted.hange in the past week at the cnn orc poll, more than a quarter of voters here were still undecided. it appears a lot of people made up their minds and we'll see exactly how they vote coming up in the next few minutes. jake? >> all right. go to another caucus site where we find our own jason carroll. jason, where are you and i remember shouting there not long ago. if people calmed down? jason carroll not hearing me. we're going to talk about it, perhaps i needed to shout. what's going on with our panel now? paul, the candidate breakdown, continue on obama's policies. clinton winning 72% of them, and be more liberal, sanders winning 81% of them gives you an idea how the message of these candidates are delivering, how they're really breaking through? >> they are. in the debates we've had, the third guy on the it is remarkable. sanders seem to have been surging. he made a mistake when he den grated hillary saying she was doing that. it's not true. she joined his cabinet five years ago. th

doesn't make the cut, things get messy with two choices, realign with another campaign or join the uncommitted and get re-recruited from there. professor rachel caufield is an exabout pert on caucuses. >> people get up out of their chairs and they move around the room. there's bargaining and interaction, family members maybe trying to persuade each other. >> reporter: this is likely where the heaviest jockeying will begin with the clinton and sanders campaigns in a dead heat. whichever side can scoop up martin o'malley supporters could gain a significant advantage. when only viable candidates with 15% remain, delegates are awarded. 7:00 p.m. cutoff explain why even the all-time high turnout eight years ago was still so low. just 16% of iowans. that means only a few hundred thousand people in this state set the political table for the rest of america. peter alexander, nbc news, des moines, iowa. >>> still ahead tonight, the excitement building here in iowa. we talked to voters shortly before they go into caucus as they prepare to cast the very first votes in the nation in a >>> welcome back to

>> the undecided or uncommitted, there not many of them. there many, many people here who are first time voters. they told us that and jumped out to tell us that. take a look in this room. this is the uncommitted room and in here we have a handful of people and some of the people who are talking to them are people who are with the hillary clinton and bernie sanders campaign and trying to get them to change. out of the number you are seeing, probably 2/3 or 3/4 are committed and the rest are not. this is the night here in coralville, iowa. they didn't expect anything like this and they are coming in with much, much bigger numbers. >> if you can show us the sanders and the clinton side and let viewers judge for themselves the overall numbers. >> on the right here if we go from the frond and pan out, this is the bernie sanders side. it gets a little hard to see when you go all the way down to the end here. you will see people are packed into the standing area down here at the end. the two groups are kind of shoved up against each other with a

you see the one room down there that said uncommitted on the left?y. >>> are good news for bernie sanders on the democratic side. good news for donald trump on the republican side. we are about to get the first indications. this is the cnn key alert based on the early entrance polls that we are getting. it looks like there is a three-man race on the republican side. donald trump, ted cruz and marco rubio. that's on the republican side. we project they are the early leaders based on the snapshot that we are getting people as they were walking in. this is an early snapshot. on the democratic side, a two-other than race based on the cnn entrance polls. hillary clinton and bernie sanders. they are clearly in a close race right now. we are going to get more information as we get more information from the entrance

were those uncommitted, unaligned voters or martin o'malley voters. who were they trying to persuade to join bernie's camp? >> i'm assuming they are undecided but they could have been martin o'malley. he didn't get 15% of supporters. 72.5 people in his corner. that's what we're seeing. i want to pan around again to the bernie sanders group who are now cooling their heels waiting to find out how many delegates will walk out of here with. they are a sizable portion of the delegate offense this location. >> we will come back to you. we're going to check in with our own casey hunt who is over at sanders headquarters. casey, as an old associated press veteran yourself, i know you have some reporting on what they're saying inside sanders headquarters. >> good evening. we just showed you that video of senator sanders pacing in his hotel room. it's a suite they have upstairs where they are waiting and watching the returns. if you've ever covered him before, i covered him some in the senate, you'll know he has famous lack of patience. you remember back to his

: the modern iowa caucuses date back to 1972 when democrat ed musky of maine finished second to uncommitted. dean reynolds found a place where the start of the presidential race always ends in a photo finish. >> reporter: winners and many losers adorn the walls of this exhibit at grandview university in des moines. photographs chronicling iowa's caucuses from jimmy carter to ted cruz. there's john kerry on the floor and the bench, al haig with a pig let, john mccain, back and front, two marco rubios and two joe bidens 20 years apart, bushes father and son and son, and the clintons, then and now. >> the thing about iowa is it can really make a candidate. it can bring somebody like jimmy carter to national prominence or and with dean it was the opposite. it sort of doomed his campaign. >> reporter: this is your picture? >> this is my picture. >> reporter: former "des moines register" photographer doug wells captured howard dean hitting the highest note at his lowest point. >> and then we're going the washington, d.c., the take back the white house. yeah! >> reporter: today wells is the curato

richard nixon won that year, actually uncommitted and beat ed musky that year and since that rate at predicting which democratic candidate will win the presidential nomination. thinking back to 1976 when jimmy carter went on to win the democratic nomination, but actually finished second to the uncommitted turnout on caucus night that year. going to the republican side, iowa's success rate a little bit better there. right around 50%. you know, it's interesting, i like this observation from a friend of mine. he says to compete in the iowa caucuses, all you really need is a car and some gas oney. how true that is. rick santorum proved it in 2012 and rick santorum entered again this year, but he also proved that iowa is only one stop on the way y the white house. that's for sure. so tonight, we will find out which two candidates will join the list of iowa caucus winners. as i mentioned, rick santorum run the republican in 2012, beating out mitt romney by just one percent. remember, we thought romney was the winner earlier and it took over 20 days for those eight lost precincts to come ba

. >> reporter: among questioned reporters, peyton manning remained uncommitted to retiring. by coming out in super bowl 50, he become the first quarterback in nfl history to win two super bowls with two different teams. but manning was not the star of the game. the broncos defense was in cam newton's face all night, sacking him seven times to tie a super bowl record. the defense also scored on a fumble recovery in the first quarter to give denver an early ten-point lead. and another forced fumble late in the fourth quarter set up denv's last touchdown to seal the game. by leading the defensive unit, linebacker von miller took home the most available player award. one night after being named the nfl's mvp, cam newton's super bowl debut did not go well. he turned the ball over three touchdown for the first time this season. us. say. >> reporter: there was more than just football on display at levi stadium. o say can you see >> reporter: lady gaga kicked things off with a stirring rendition of the national anthem. while coldplay and beyonce and bruno mars at halftime. and they

neither are the uncommitted. going on. 51 o'malley supporters, six uncommitted in this room. they needed 115 to be viable. they are going to be up for grabs in a few minutes. if you check in pretty soon, you will find out what happened. stacey: dennis, you were saying -- they talked about all the national and international media at these caucuses. dennis: the iowa caucuses are covered wall-to-wall not just by american media, what foreign media. i talked to multiple journalists from sweden, norway, france, japan. process. when i explained it to them, their faces are a mixture of fascination and disbelief. they do what? they have a very different party system from ours. steve: they think it is kind of dumb? kurtis: -- dennis: their concern is, isn't this undemocratic? remember, it is run by the parties, not by the state election. again, the people worked a 3:00-11:00 shift, they cannot participate. the democrats are trying to get people in the service to come in. we will see how many do that. that is what they european concern seems to be. count the voters in the caucus steve:

my wife and i were uncommitted, with the caucus is going well. >> i know what you're up against. [ inaudible ] >> you feed help right now with the debt. >> that's why i have plans to -- never have to pay more than you can afford. but i want you to think about this. it can't be just about what we're going to give you you, it has to be about what we're going to build together. your generation is -- and connected our country has ever seen. >> secretary clinton and congratulate her and her staff for the victory here in nevada. they ran very aggressive, effective campaign; and i applaud them for their efforts. entire campaign -- is the issue of momentum. is the issue of bringing more and more people into the political -- when we we began in iowa we were 50 points behind. when we began in new hampshire we were 30 points behind, and the time here in nevada. so what i think is happening is that people hear our message and it's a tough message because it speaks to the truth of american society today that a lot of people just don't want to aggress. and that is the fact that we have a corrupt campaign

the tigers picked up the state's top uncommitted prospect today. offensive lineman john simpson from fort dorchester picks clemson over florida and lsu. the tigers have put together a class that's ranked in the top ten nationally. swinney say it's crucial to land your share of recruits in-state and around the region. swinney: "if we're going to have a great program we have to be great in south carolina, north carolina and georgia and florida. that's where it starts for us. really put a lot of man power and legs on the ground there in recruiting. that's the heart of our program and always will be." muschamp: "i think we have a lot of really good players in this state. i think we've made some about where we are. i think you look at the concentration in south carolina, north carolina, georgia and florida. you're able to get there within a three-hour radius, or a four-hour radius to jacksonville. that's a day- trip for a family to come see their son play." players....including 17 from the palmetto state. coach buddy pough lands a talented tight end fro

making the endorsement saying clinton understands the issues he participated on sunday and voted uncommitted. >>> looking at tomorrow's of - - news tonight, the soccer franchise with a team name, they are announcing the name tomorrow during a press conference. the choices are there on your screen and one will be announced tomorrow as the winner. >>> and raising money for a kids program, the online campaign is called home sweet home. officials say several contributors donated a structure but they need money to install it. they run the oldest nonprofit junior ski and snowboard product - - program. they've had to turn away kids this year because of a lack of space. with colin jackson. we have had warm temperatures and rain and snow in the forecast. >> we are bringing a little bit up to tahoe. it won't be a last but it is better than nothing. the big dump was last week at this time. the clouds are on their way out. here is the next storm system. this will deliver a chance of rain and snow mix period snow levels . snow levels around 8500 feet. the average for this time of year is around 54. 51 on

"is there anyone here who plans on caucusing uncommited? i do (laughter) are you 18? no i'm 6... okay, i'm glad you're here, it's a fun process..." loop video once it ends stephanie: this video sent to us from jay wildon in the room there at des moines precinct 57. brad/wxhang weather adlib: well, we can finally say goodbye to our latest winter storm nw iowa. tonight will be quieter, but also colder as those strong nw winds finally subside to less than 10 mph. temperatures will start out in the 0s for northern iowa thursday morning, >>> tonight, donald trump's new

reid participated in saturday's democratic caucus, but voted as "uncommitted." clinton ended up beating bernie sanders in another close race. reid says he wanted to remain neutral leading up to the caucuses. he's worked closely with sanders in the senate and considers him a friend. /// ((brian loftus)) > following donald trump's win here in nevada....

and the remaining four are currently uncommited. nationally - according to "the hill" - 360 super- delegates back clinton - while less than a half dozen support sanders. forget coats and scarves. it's starting to feel like spring. temperatures reached a high of 76 degrees today. many decided to take advantage of the warm weather by heading outdoors. some parents we spoke to - took their kids to sunset park for a day of fun. "its beautiful this is great. vegas in february you cant beat it. you cant beat it at all." think we're done with the thirties and the forties. thank goodness." it was a packed three-day weekend at red the b-l-m waived fees for president's day. warm weather. we'll stay in the mid-70s for tuesday with very light breezes and only a few clouds. wednesday afternoon we'll start to see changes with strong, southwest gusts to 35 mph and a high of 80 degrees. that high would be one degree shy of matching a record high of 81 set in 2014. we stay gusty with 35 mph southwest gusts on thursday and a slight shower chance. we'

we have seen them talk to their supporters, uncommitted voters and a lot of excitement, what you would expect for this 2016 election season. we saw hecklers getting taken out of a jeb bush event. we watched police take them away. morning coffee appearances the men and women , vying for votes in the iowa caucus hit the ground hard monday. those further back in the polls, still not losing sight of the goal. >> those of us who believe in just the enumerated powers a lot , of the power would be returned to the people. reporter: for front runners, last minute events are a way to keep pounding the message. >> i am angry, but i won' t be angry for long because if we win, i will straighten it out so fast and we' ll do it together. reporter: senator marco rubio stayed and chatted up the folks already working for him, asking them to drum up more caucus goers, as bush got a little excitement at his last town hall. >> we' ve been here for over two hours and haven' t goteen paid -- gotten paid for our time. we' ve got $50. reporter: hecklers aisde,bush still hammered down his call to action. >> we

reid participated in saturday's democratic caucus, but voted as "uncommitted." clinton ended up beating bernie sanders in another close race. reid says he wanted to remain neutral leading up to the caucuses. he's worked closely with sanders in the senate and considers him a friend. /// ((brian loftus)) > following donald trump's win here in nevada.... candidates will have another debate tonight in houston, texas. trump hopes to get his 4th victory... while ted cruz and marco rubio continue to fight for second place in the polls. the debate will be tonight on c-n-n. /// ((brian loftus)) > and remember we're your local election headquarters. we have you covered this election year on air and online... at las vegas now dot com. /// /// ((kirsten joyce)) > senator harry reid also mentioned... he would endorse governor brian sandoval... for the supreme court justice seat. word got out that he could be on president obama's list of nominees.. to fill justice antonin scalia's seat. sandoval is a former united states district court judge... and left that post to run for g

siouxland news anchor larry wentz has a look back. 3 that day there were more uncommitted voters than people supporting the second place finisher... future president jimmy carter. the unkown former governor of georgia revolutionized the caucuses with the door to door... cafe to cafe... personalized campaign we see today... defeating incumbent president gerald ford won the caucus vote over ronald reagan.in 1980 george h. w. bush finished first in the republican caucuses. but it was ronald reagan went on to defeat jimmy carter. in 1984 democratic caucus winner walter mondale was crushed in the general election by president reagan. in 1988 missouri congressman richard gephardt finished first on the democratic side. and kansas senator bob dole took the top spot for republicans. but it was third place finisher george h. w. bush who easily won the presidency over massachusetts governor michael dukakis. in 1992 iowa's own support of more than 70 percent democratic caucus goers. but it was 4th place finisher bill clinton who defeated incumbant president bush. in 1996 bob dole of kansas was ag

they landed the state's top uncommitted prospect.....fort dorchester offensive lineman john simpson....he goes with clemson over florida and lsu. clemson missed out on the nation's top recruit today....defensive lineman rashan gary from new jersey...who chooses michigan over the tigers. the tigers already had the country's number two prospect locked up...defensive tackle dexter lawrence from wake forest, north carolina. dabo:but just real simple..we got bettete today. that's what we're always trying to do as a program...continue to improve..continue to get today. and the thing that always excites me and never gets old for me..when a young person chooses to come be a part of our program. simpson:honestly, i just wanted it to be more like family. i wanted it to be...i like the atmosphere at clemson...i love it. i feel like coach caldwell and coach elliott..you know my recruiting coach...he's from around here..so he's going to make sure i'm right. he's going to make sure i turn into the man my mom wants me to be. the south carolina state bulldogs sign 29 players....including 17 from the

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nevada's democratic caucuses on saturday, but voted as "uncommitted." contest. reid said he took pains to remain neutral in the competition between clinton and bernie not be accused of the senate minority leader also said he would support governor brian sandolval, if he was picked as a possible supreme court justice. reid said he talked to the president, and his chief of staff many times. he fell short of saying he recommended sandoval, but said he thinks the president should pick who he thinks is best, and that he should do it quickly. sandoval's office says, the governor has not been contacted by the obama administration-- regarding the potential vacancy on the u-s supreme court. ### turning now to weather--- i hope you're enjoying the sunshine because it's going to stick around for a while. chief meteorologist jeff thompson is here with a check of your forecast. jeff... high pressure will dominate the weather picture through friday. expect chilly mornings, warm afternoons, light wind, and occasional high clouds. a couple of systems could bring showers friday