ncicap.org] >> the i will caucuses are on monday and coming up, senator bernie sanders speaks to united steelworkers at des moines. then donald trump speaks to reporters, announcing he will on attend the foxnews debate thursday. after that, hillary clinton speaks to voters in marshalltown, iowa. >> on the next washington journal, alan mollohan on reforming federal prisons. after that, when six days before the iowa caucuses, our guest is benjamin ginsberg, former national council for the 2012 mitt romney campaign. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. >> next, senator bernie sanders speaks at a local chapter of the united steelworkers in des moines, iowa. policy, about trade expanding unions, and points out his differences with hillary clinton. this is 40 minutes. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "bernie!"] >> let me begin by thanking you for inviting me to be with you today. thank you steve, for the introduction. and most of all, thanking the steelworkers for their long support of what i've been trying to do throughout my entire political career. i

according to united steelworkers local 11 before dennis hamilton the layoffs will be staggered over the next few months pick him on the heels of glass in july in march of last year. i can't really but it's heart-wrenching. the number of traps at this plant will drop from more than 1,001 years ago to know more than 100 when this is all said and done. they say the plant push for the auto industry is idling due to a slumping us feel market. meantime cover there's president ceo released a statement saying we hope that will bring operations position for growth of mobile to provide capacity once the market turns around. in the last year they are strong here good workers things like that just people moving out not really population here not doing at all. melissa reid, fox 8 news. this expansion makes front to the second largest airline in hopkins in terms of nonstop markets. giving back to browns fans find out which you can can return for your cleveland quarterbacks memorabilia. plus, what it took to save in net and who came to his rescue. scott, good morning. >> showers will be arriving here

next, democratic president candidate bernie sanders speaks at a local chapter of the united steelworkers in des moines, iowa. he talks about trade policy, expanding unions, and point out his differences with hillary clinton. this is 40 minutes. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "bernie!"] thanking the steelworkers for the long support. of what i've been trying to do throughout my entire political career. i don't get any money and i don't want any money from corporations. never got a nickel. [applause] don't want any money from the billionaire class. [applause] but i am very grateful for the support that i've received from the steelworkers throughout my entire political career. thank you, guys, very, very much. [applause] when i went to college i studied some economics, but the real economic lesson that i learned was when i was a kid. i grew up in a home where my dad had come from poland at the age of 17 without a nickel in his pocket. never made much money. mother graduated high school. i lived in a 3 1/2-room rent controlled apartment in brooklyn, new york, and we lived not poor, bu

next, democratic president candidate bernie sanders speaks at a local chapter of the united steelworkers in des moines, iowa. he talks about trade policy, expanding unions, and point out his differences with hillary clinton. this is 40 minutes.

the united steelworkers of america, one of the great unions in this country. a couple of the points that i know the steelworkers and the american people are concerned about, areas where secretary clinton and i have differences of opinion, are areas such as trade policy, such as social security. here's the story with regard to social security, and it does not get the kind of attention in my view, that it deserves. we have over 50 million people in this country who are on social security. sadly, many millions of those seniors, and disabled veterans are trying to get by on $12,000 or $13,000 a year, or less. and you can do the arithmetic as well as i can, people in this day and age cannot get by when you are 85 years of age, or what you are 90 years old on $12,000 a year or $13,000 a year. my are colleagues think we should cut social security. i think that that is a horrific and ugly idea. i believe we should expand social carry beth event and the way that you do that is to do what barack obama talked about in 2008. that is to lift the cap on taxable income for t

@the local united steelworker's @union has been @in the talks with the company @hearing that they will @go from 377 workers down to @just 76 by the end of @the month. @while republic will trim more @than 200. @a spokesperson for republic @called it a temporary @idol. @while u.s. steel has yet to @confirm or deny @its numbers. @>> they are out so long @they're going to find @other jobs. @if they get trained for other @jobs, @they're going to go for the @jobs they had the @training in, and they lose good @quality training. @>> for now, those employees @want to remain @optimistic. @for work. @>> so we know how soon these @jobs could go, but @what we don't know is how soon @they may be coming @back. @we also know that hardly alone. @other steel @mims dealing with the same @thing tonight. @>> unfortunately true. @thank you, andrew. @why @sure. @>>> now, let's turn to the @reason for all these @lay-offs. @from a big drop in oil and gas @drilling @to the flood of cheap steel @coming from china and @other countries. @senior political correspondent @explains the challenges ohio's @longtime stee

cynthia: sanders spoke to the united steelworkers union local 310, where a lot of the workers told me they are still undecided. ernest palmer plans to caucus for the first time, but is still on the fence. >> i haven't really made up my mind. i am hear to listen. cynthia: bridgestone firestone workers also listened to the speech, livestreamed from the union hall to the plant. sen. sanders: these trade agreements have been a disaster for working families in this country. they have benefitted ceos of large multinational corporations. cynthia: sanders pointed out his differences with clinton, leading the fight against the pacific rim trade deal, expanding social security, pushing for single payer healthcare for all. sen. sanders: what this campaign cynthia: saying he will win iowa if voter turnout is high, the senator admits he doesn't expect to do as well as obama in 2008. sen. sanders: the turnout was so extraordinary, nobody expected it. do i think we'll match that? i would love to see us do that, i hope weekend, frankly, i don't think we can. cynthia: change your mind at all? >> i am

, democratic presidential candidate hopeful bernie sanders speaks at a local chapter of the united steelworkers in des moines, iowa. he talks about expanding unions and points out his differences with hillary clinton. this is 40 minutes. [chanting] mr. sanders: thank you. begin by thanking you for inviting me to be with you today. thank you for the introduction. most of all, thanking the steelworkers for their long, long support of what i've been trying to do throughout my political career. i don't get any money and i don't want any money from corporations. never got a nickel. [applause] don't want any money from the billionaire class. but i am very grateful for the support that i've received from the steelworkers throughout my entire political career. thank you very, very much. [applause] when i went to college, i studied some economics. but the real economic lesson that i learned was when i was a kid. i grew up in a home where my dad had come from poland at the age of 17 without a nickel in his pocket. never made much money. a 3.5-room rent-controlled apartment in brooklyn, new york. familyd

cynthia: bernie sanders spoke to the united steelworkers union hillary clinton have real differences of opinion in 2 areas -- on trade and social security. in the union hall across the street from bridgestone-firestone, sanders' speech was also broadcast to workers in the plant in their break rooms. he told the group u.s. trade agreements have been disastrous, benefitting only corporate america which could care less about working families. sen. sanders: since 2001 in america, we have lost 60,000 factories. a lot of it is attributable to trade, and when you lose 60,000 factories, many attributable to the disastrous trade agreements, you're talking about the loss of millions of good paying american jobs. cynthia: sanders also told the union workers he would expand social security and move to a single payer system to provide health care for everyone, while affordable care act. the steelworkers union has not endorsed sanders. it has invited all candidates and so far, he is the only one who has shown up to speak to them here. at 6:00, hear more as sanders doubts he can match obama's perfo

steelworkers throughout my entire political career clapping this morning bernie sanders met with united steelworkers local in des moines there he addressed the steelworkers loyalty and support throughout his presidential campaign he said they have been supporting what he has been trying to do his entire political career. and sanders' democratic rival hillary clinton will make her way around north-east iowa today she will make stops in decorah and cedar falls this afternoon and according to a new poll the it's going to be a close one for democrats in iowa. the "iowa state and w-h-o h-d" poll puts hillary clinton on top, but just barely. clinton received a little more than 47 percent support. bernie sanders received 45. that's within the poll's margin of error. martin o'malley is a distant third, stuck in the single digits. that same poll has ted cruz leading the republican race. the democratic presidential candidates made one of their final pushes last night... participating in a live town hall-style forum at drake university they ran into some tough questions when they tried to win over undecided vo

. @>>> now, to lorain where the @local united steelworkers union @says as many as 460 employees @will soon be punching out at @u.s. steel and republic steel @without the guarantee of @punching back in. @with that the @city of lorain is thinking about @what's next. @we take a look @back to understand how we got @here. @she discovered the @community is focused on a very @positive future. @>> reporter: it's impossible to @simplify the decline of @manufacturing in any american @town, but it's clear that here @piece of the economy for a very @long time. @and when you look @around and see vacant buildings @or the decline of jobs, the @leaders hearsay that doesn't @tell the whole story. @overcast @and gloomy the day mirroring the @town dealing with the loss of @them coming back. @>> one job at a time sometimes. @that's what it takes but we're @getting there. @>> piece by piece. @>> piece by piece @>> despite what just happened @lorain industry has transformed. @and that's good news. @the port @authority's executive director @says. @>> yeah, we are changing. @we've @had our issues but again,

. @>>> now, to lorain where the @local united steelworkers union @says as many as 460 employees @will soon be punching out at @u.s. steel and republic steel @without the guarantee of @punching back in. @we looked @back to understand how we got @here. @she discovered the @community is focused on a very @positive future. @>> reporter: it's impossible to @simplify the decline of @manufacturing in any american @town but it's clear that here in @lorain steel was a center piece @of the economy for a very long @time. @and when you look around @and see vacant buildings or the @decline in jobs the leaders here @in lorain say that doesn't tell @the whole story. @the town is @of 461 steel jobs with no @guarantees of them coming back. @>> one job at a time sometimes @that's what it takes, but we're @getting there. @>> piece by piece. @>> piece by piece. @>> lower ran has transformed and @that's good news the port @says. @>> we've had our issues but @we're very resilient and keep @coming back. @>> approximately 25 acres along @the river, it has been revamped @used as an entertainment venue @for ou

the united steelworkers of america, one of the great unions in the country.ple of the points steelworkers it i know the american people have concerns about. areas were secretary clinton and i have differences of opinion are areas such as trade policy and social security. here is the story with regard to social security. it does not get the kind of attention that it deserves. we have over 50 million people in this country on social security. of seniors millions and disabled veterans are trying to get by on $13,000 per year. you can do the arithmetic as well as i can. people in this day and age cannot get by when you're 85 year -- age on $12 a $12,000 per year. my republican colleagues think we should cut social security. i think that is a horrific and ugly idea. i believe we should expand the benefits and the way that you do that is to do what barack obama talked about in 2008. that is to lift the cap on taxable income for the top 1.5% of people making more than if0,000 per year will stop you do that we expand benefits by $1300 per year for people making less

bernie sanders spoke to the united steelworkers union local 310 here in des moines, telling them he and hillary clinton have real differences of opinion in 2 areas, trade and social security. the steelworkers union has not endorsed any candidate yet, so far sanders is the only candidate to accept their invitation to speak. clinton and sanders will be making stops in iowa again today along with fellow democrat martin o'malley. on the republican side rick santorum, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz and john kasich all have campaign stops across the state. kcci will have complete commitment 2016 coverage throughout the day, on air and online at kcci.com. two melting ahead. metinka: it is a little cool right now. 24 degrees in des moines. wind chill at 16. temperatures will recover today. noontime temperatures will be right above freezing. heading for 35 this afternoon. there may be a couple of stray flurries. no accumulation is expected. the kids will still need to bundle up. if you like 30's, maybe you love 40's. they are on the way too. notice those temperatur

senator sanders talks with united steelworkers and takes questions at a campaign town hall in des moines. that is live at 11:00 a.m. eastern. and hillary clinton speaks to campaigners in marshalltown, iowa, starting at 9:30 p.m. eastern. >> well, the countdown is on and as we approach the iowa caucuses, we are really the only place where you can watch these events unfold as they happen. whether it is a campaign rally, houseparty, a town hall meeting. covering a policy speech, nobody else is going to give you that unfiltered look at the candidates work the crowd and talk to voters and make their best sales pitch. we are going to be crisscrossing iowa for the next couple of days leading up to the caucuses and we will be covering all of the candidates democrat and republican keeping an eye on what happens because we will be the only network that will actually take you to the republican and democratic caucus. so if you ever really wondered how it happened, watch c-span. >> next, the supreme court oral argument in the city of paterson, new jersey. officers decide whether they violated the fre

first, bernie sanders talks to united steelworkers in des moines. then, donald trump announcing he will not attend the foxnews debate thursday. after that, hillary clinton speaks to supporters in marshalltown, iowa. today, the senate judiciary committee examines prescription opioid abuse. witnesses include the governor of vermont, the director of the national institute on drug abuse, and the new hampshire police chief. watch live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. republican presidential candidate carly fiorina speaks to voters and takes questions at a campaign town hall in iowa today. we're live at it: 30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> c-span is taking you on the road to the white house the iowa caucuses area monday, our live coverage begins on c-span and c-span 2. we will bring you live pre-caucus coverage. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, we take on to our republican caucus c-span and our democratic caucus on c-span 2. see the event live, in its entirety. >> disruptive technology is something that displaces established technology, creating a new market. next, the

senator bernie sanders meets with members of the united states steelworkers union. clinton makes a stop in marshalltown, iowa. watch that at 9:30 p.m. eastern. announcer: c-span's campaign 2016 takes you to iowa for the caucuses. it begins on c-span and c-span2 at 7:00 p.m. eastern. we will be taking your phone calls, tweets, and tech. -- and texts. see the event in its entirety. stay with the conversation on c-span radio and c-span.org. announcer: new hampshire's first in the nation primary is just two weeks away. over the weekend, republican presidential candidates took part in a town hall in nashua, new hampshire. this is about one hour. [applause] warm newgive a hampshire are welcome to miss carly your enough. cheering] nd >> hello. great to see you all. nice to see all this energy after lunch. ever notice how politics gets covered like sports? who is up? it was down? maybe that is become politics -- maybe that is because politics has become a game. people have been playing it all their lives. people like hillary clinton who sit inside theever notice how ps cove

bernie sanders meets with members of the united steelworkers union. we will take you there live. hillary clinton makes a campaign stop in iowa. >> the countdown is on and as we approach the iowa caucuses, we are the only place where you can watch these events unfold as they happen. whether it is a campaign rally, a townhall meeting, nobody else is going to give you the unfiltered look at the candidates as they work the crowd and talk to voters and make their sales pitch. we will be crisscrossing iowa the next couple of days leading up to the caucuses. we will be covering all of the candidates and keep an eye on what happens in the caucuses themselves. we will be the only network that take you to the republican and democratic caucus. if you have ever wondered how it all happens, watch c-span. times reporting this evening that, in texas, a grand jury investigating allegations of misconduct against planned parenthood has twoead indicted antiabortion activists that made videos. charges include tampering with the government record and purchasing human organs. center forr of the medica

eastern, bernie sanders meets with members of the united states steelworkers union.inton makes stop in marshalltown, iowa. that is said 9:30 p.m. eastern. announcer: c-span's campaign 2016 is taking you on the road to the white house for the iowa caucuses. february one, our live coverage begins on c-span and c-span2. bring you live coverage, taking your calls, tweets, and text. then we will take you to the republican caucus. event live in its entire two stable c-span and join in become a station on c-span radio in that c-span.org. announcer: martin o'malley talked to voters in indianola, iowa earlier today. he addressed a number of topics refugeeg the syrian crisis. afterward, he played guitar and sang. this is about one hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. owa. at you, i'l thank you very much. i usually talk better on a chair. can i do that? it also adds an extra degree of entertainment. how are you? it is good to be here. thank you for coming out. it is caucus time.

senator bernie sanders meets with members of the united states steelworkers union.clinton makes a stop in marshalltown, iowa. watch that at 9:30 p.m. eastern. announcer: c-span's campaign 2016 takes you to iowa for the caucuses. it begins on c-span and c-span2 at 7:00 p.m. eastern. we will be taking your phone calls, tweets, and tech. -- and texts. see the event in its entirety. stay with the conversation on c-span radio and c-span.org. announcer: new hampshire's first in the nation primary is just two weeks away. over the weekend, republican presidential candidates took part in a town hin

the steelworkers union here in the united states, one of the largest unions in the afl-cio, here, stunned the world of american labor two years ago when they issued a press release announcing the formal alliance-- i'll use their words--the formal alliance between the steelworkers union of the united states, which--i don't know how many members it has, but in the hundreds of thousands, big union--with mondragon, the corporate--that huge, successful worker's self-directed enterprise in spain. and i remember many of us were taken aback. "what an interesting idea. an alliance." what did it mean? well, the details were hard to come by. it seems as though there was discussion, obviously, between them. they issued a joint press release and had a press conference. but it's hard to tell, so i'm now going to imagine where this might go. i'm not saying that's where they're taking it. i don't know exactly where they're going to take it, or even whether they're going to take it somewhere, but here's what i would do. imagine a trade union movement with a completely different strategic idea from what it

that is the united steel workers of america, one of the great unions in this contry. a couple of the points that i know the steelworkers that i know, the american people are concerned about, areas where secretary clinton and i have differences of opinion, are areas such as trade policy, such as social security. here's the story with regard to social security. it doesn't get the kind of attention in my view that it deserves. we got over 50 million people in this country who are on social security. and sadly many millions of those seniors, and disabled veterans, are trying to get by on $12,000, $13,000 a year or less. can you do the arithmetic as well as i can. people in this day and age cannot get by when you're 85 years of age, when you're 90, on $12,000, $13,000 a year. my republican colleagues think we should cut social security. i think that that is a horrific and ugly idea. i believe we should expand social security benefits. the way you do that is to do what barack obama talked about in 2008 right here in iowa, that is to lift the cap on taxable income for the top 1.5% people taking more than $250,000 a year. you

-- it's different here compared to the united states where you would maybe see more training programs or something like that. but here i'm speaking to a steelworkernd i just thought his prospects are awful because he doesn't know what he would be able to do. he can't even get a security job guard that pays him $250 a month. >> we're blaming china and we haven't come to grip with our own. you have the transports down 20% here. oh no, that is china too. how much of it is an industrial recession in this country. >> industrial recession and people are pointing out this is the first time since the 60s we were being lead out and a lot of that had to do with oil and when you're not drilling oil and bringing as much out of the ground that weakens things too. but let's bring in wilfred frost. what are you watching this morning. >> let's have a quick look at european trade because it's effected that heavily too. we have the dax off more than 3% bearing the brunt the europe. heavy exporters are suffering the most but all of europe is down by 2% plus the ftse 100 itself down where the likes of bhp are off 5%. oil names also suffering and the exporters like b