go iowa. >> the republican party of iowa. >> here in iowa. >> our wonderful friends in iowa today. >> if you told us that we would come in third in iowa, we would have given anything for that. >> it is good to be back in iowa. >> was this an average caucus? >> it is hard to say. it is the third one i have been to. they are all different. >> it is good to be back in iowa. >> thank you, iowa, for the great respect you are giving us. >> they are discerning voters. >> i want to thank all the people of iowa. >> iowa is the first. >> if i lose iowa, i will never speak to you again. artifactsek, american mportant artifacts. next, a look at the acts of congress with the president's handwritten notes and a proposed and not yet ratified bill of rights. it was auctioned

he is going to buy a farm in iowa. he is not going to buy a farm in iowa. he may never go back to iowa. it sounded disingenuous at all. >> i disagree with you. he showed a graciousness. compare to it rubio. that's exactly wrong. >> that was a terrific concession speech. i think that was one of the better speeches that i've heard donald trump give. he was gracious. he was short. he was to the point. he congratulated the other candidates. >> absolutely. >> and he moved on. i thought it was good moment for donald trump, honestly. >> why should they vote for him based on that concession speech? because he loves them? because he has a beautiful family? >> sure, he could have -- [ overlapping dialog ] >> let me tell you what it is. because he was gracious. he also pointed out something that i think was fairly obvious, that he was told not to go there. and to me, i think if i was donald trump's campaign, i'd work on two things, organization and more specifics on issues to inspire people and tell people why he is in this race. in other words, is he in it to rubio?

what were they telling you don't go to iowa? >> i'm glad i did go. we had fun there. we did well there. i got the second most votes in the history of the caucus, the republican caucus. >> more than any other winner in past cycle. >> evangelicals were great. just did well. we were told don't go there. i said i think it is for me. we have lot of delegates. second most delegates an now we are in new hampshire and i think that's going to be tremendous. >> hillary clinton says that donald trump doesn't think america's great. campaign slogan is make america great again. what do you say to hillary? >> america is great but it could -- look. it is troubled. you report on it every single night. >> i think we are in decline. >> we are absolutely in decline. my whole campaign is make america great again. right now, we are in a lot of trouble. we are being scoffed at, laughed at by everybody on the planet. we can't even beat isis in a war. can you imagine telling general douglas macarthur or patton we can't beat isis in a war? they would be spinning in their grave. mine is a posit

sam: weather adlib: iowa is going to get some light snow hours especially across west and central iowa. this will be a very light snow, so totals are expected to remain mainly between about 0.5 to 1.5 inches. the snow will swing through during the early morning hours so the drive into work may be a bit slick, but we should be dry in the afternoon. winds will be light through the day so blowing snow and drifting is not a concern. tonight will be cold and dry with calm and cold conditions. thursday we are going to see cold and calm conditions with a high climbing to around 21 degrees, which is only a degree above where our high should climb today. there may be a few flurries early no friday, but mainly we're just looking at a cold and windy day. as of now there is still a chance we'll see some accumulating snow on valentines day, although likely towards the morning hours for the most accumulation. next week we are warming up with 40s back in the forecast! more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's morning iowa kendis gibson techbytes: in today's tech bytes... new warnings abou

i think it was a two-person race going into iowa and a two-person race going out of iowa. bill: nbc called the race, bernie sanders, hillary clinton pretty much 50-50. was this an easier state for hip to find victory? >> i think the challenge for mrs. clinton is she has been a national figure for 25-30 years. the fact that bernie sanders fought her to a draw is astonishing. she was leading in the by 50 point and today it's too close to call at a 50-50 split. mrs. clinton is trailing by something like 50 point. she just had a political near-death experience which was not predicted by anybody. i think it put a real scare into this campaign. it puts blood in the water. with this looming f.b.i. investigation hanging over her head like the sword of damocles, i think others might think it's not too late to get in. bill: she came on stage without any notification to the media then they left quickly. should she have blown bernie sanders out? >> gosh no, not at all. fir of all, she has won iowa, there are not enough delegates at stake for hip to overcome her. bernie sanders need to

he is going to buy a farm in iowa. he is not going to buy a farm in iowa. he may never go back to iowa. it sounded disingenuous at all. >> i disagree with you. he showed a graciousness. compare to it rubio. that's exactly wrong. >> that was a terrific concession speech. i think that was one of the better speeches that i've heard donald trump give. he was gracious. he was short. he was to the point. he congratulated the other candidates. >> absolutely. >> and he moved on. i thought it was good moment for donald trump, honestly. >> why should they vote for him based on that concession speech? because he loves them? because he has a beautiful family? >> sure, he could have -- [ overlapping dialog ] >> let me tell you what it is. because he was gracious. he also pointed out something that i think was fairly obvious, that he was told not to go there. and to me, i think if i was donald trump's campaign, i'd work on two things, organization and more specifics on issues to inspire people and tell people why he is in this race. in other words, is he in it to rubio?

if you're a republican, go to iowa g-o-p dot org. there has been some misinformatatn printed about repupuican caucus locations. so, be sure to double check that you have the right place. and you can register with either party at the caucus locations. and we encoage you to stay tonight for all the caucus coverage. we'll broadcast live from 8 to 9 p-m on kcrg 9.2. then from 9 all the way through our 10 p-m news, we'e' be live right here on our main channel, t-v9. coming up, university of iowa political science professor cary covington joins us to we're now less than an hour from the start of the caucuses... and just a few hours away from gettin results. joiing us now is cary covington,n,a political science professor at the university of iowa. i know it's an obvious cliche, but everything tonight depends on turnout... who shows up to thank you, cary covington. and cary will be with us during our caucus coverage starting at eight o'clock tonight on kcrg nine point two.... and then from nine all the ay through our ten p-m newscast here on

this year's iowa caucus will go down in the history books. after the break, we'll show you i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for honeysuckle white . we don't usegrowth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) honeysuckle white . no growth-promoting antibiotics, all the chaos from the first in the nation caucus is still simmering down this morning. from record turnout,close races, and surprise underdogs...the presidential election's first critical contest proved to live up to all the hype. channel 13's photographer randy schumacher gives us a look back on the biggest moments of iowa caucus night. 2016 is here. i believe we will win. i hope you will stay up for me. i hope you will fight for me. anybody who wants to be president can come to iowa and make their case. if i'm your nominee we will unite this party. eventually we will have a winner. senator ted cruz declared the winner of the republican party. looks like we'

i didn't know what was going to happen. in iowa, they said don't go to iowa. you don't play in iowa. me. and i said, why? i know people in iowa. they're great people. they said, no, no. it's not going to work. i said, i have to do it. i want to go there. i went there and i think we did really well. >> welcome back to "hannity." after a strong second place finish in iowa donald trump is focusing on new hampshire leading by a wide margin in the polls and joining us himself, donald trump. mr. trump, good to see you. >> hi, sean. >> all right. let me start with this. you said something last night. i thought you gave a very gracious speech last night but you said something that really struck me. and that was, all the political advisers, consultants and i guess people trying to offer you help and advice said don't go to iowa. what was that all about? >> well, they all said don't go to iowa. wouldn't be right for you. wouldn't probably play too well in iowa. and i know people in iowa. i love the people there. incredible people. i know a lot of them, actually. i have

i think there's going to be a lot of candidates who are going iowa. but i think we win, i think we win by a lot, i think we win nationwide, ultimately i think we take the nomination. >> reporter: ever since narrowly losing there, trump has first he was gracious -- >> i want to congratulate ted and i want to cononatulate all thth incredible candidates. >> reporter: ever since he arrived here it's a new ball game. first spinning defeat as victory. >> i think we did really well. we did really well. >> reporter: now he's attacking the iowa winner, ted cruz, outright. >> by doing what he did to ben carson, that was a disgrace. >> reporter: accusing him of dirty tricks in robocalal like this to iowa precinct captains. >> this is the cruz campaign with breaking news. dr. ben carson will be planning to sa suspend his campaign >> when you win in the state of iowa, your opponents want to tear you down. they want to attack you, they want to throw mud. >> over the course of your career there have been famous ques about success andnd failure. somemef them not so f

>> look, i use this example iowa state here. i'm going to use iowa examples. iowa state football team isn't particularly good. i always say i'm a penn state guy, and our basketball team stinks. as a penn state basketball guy, i like to clean house. i'm sure iowa state football fans would like to clean house. what if you -- and they want someone who is going to, you know, get in there and clean house. okay. let's put a nuclear physicist in charge of the iowa state football team. who is he going to have to hire in order to run a team? he has to hire all these people who know about football, and that's what we call in washington the establishment. you bring in someone who doesn't know anything, then you are going to get a whole bunch of people who do know who are going to be influencing him. i bet iowa state would rather hire nick saban or irving meyer, hire someone who has a game plan and very important, has a track record of winning. the top two candidates in this race have no track record of ever accomplishing anything in washington d.c. if you want someone wh

iowa went the way iowa should go. iowaens voted for ted cruz, the very conservative evangelical candidate. they did as they were performed, meant to do before trump sort of made us second guess conventional wisdom. i think we all need to realize while trump is a significant force to be reckoned with, some of this is just baked in, new hampshire's going to vote the way new hampshire generally does and so on and so forth. >> the new hampshire republican community is different than the iowa republican community. hold your thoughts. more to discuss. also once again standing by for that donald trump news conference. you saw him landing in manchester a while ago. it his first since he stumbled into second place in iowa. has the gop front-runner been hurt at all going into new hampshire one week from today if. >>> growing alarm as north cokoa says it will launch a satellite na space. does that mean kim young un's regime closer to launching a nuclear missile to the united states? see see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me.

so they're going to investigate, and hopefully sit down with the iowa democratic party to figure it all out. "rania 34:38 we have very strong supporters who are very passionate and have worked so hard, when you're talking about such a tight race and there are these questions that are unanswered you want those things to be rectified." andy 25:29 when you have that you hav eto make sure you verify the results and this morning we have 100% of the precincts accounted for, we've verified the results, we have our final results out. amanda one of the biggest concerns remains over coin flips. the iowa democratic party is away of 6 coin flips that happened to win the final delegate from a precinct. they say bernie sanders won five of them. jack:: the caucus circus has now on to new hampshire. voters in that state will choose their favorite candidate a week from tonight. contenders from both sides got there fast to start campaigning. republican marco rubio commented on the democratic caucus in new hampshire today. "if i'm our nominee, we are going to beat hillary clinton and it won't be by a flip

the winner in iowa. the republican side. what's going on today? i guess all of these guys must be pretty enthusiastic looking ahead to new hampshire one week from today. >> that's absolutely right. i mean, marco rube wroe is trying to make this a race -- two-man or three-man race. he is trying to make this a race between him and donald trump and ted cruz. he cannot let some of these more establishment candidates, if you will, sort of get into the mix. that is the key goal going into next week. of course, the saturday debate on abc is going to be a very big deal for that tuesday primary, but as he is trying to make sure that he is just -- it's just a race between him and trump and cruz. other candidates are trying on get in the mix, and throwing some arrows at marco rube wroe. here's a little bit of about chris christie, and what he had to say earlier today. >> when the guy in the bubble gets here, i hope you ask him some questions. it's time for him to start answering questions. >> some pretty harsh words there from chris christie. we expect those

there were a ton of polls going into iowa. what happened? >> polls are wrong. we knew from the beginning that we didn't know in particular how accurate polls would be when it came to donald trump. that was a big question mark that hung over all of this. would the people who said they were in favor of him, were they the kind of voters that were going to show up. it turned out some of this weren't and some changed their minds at the last minute and went with marco rubio instead. >> so they're not real battle tested people in this polling. >> not only that but you do need to get your voters out. people do a poll and the respondents say i want to do to this person. they need nudges, they need reminders. ted cruz's operation had a phenomenal ground game. marco rubio had a serious one. donald trump had no ground game. >> i gave hugh hewitt his credit, and i have to give you credit. you said "neither his image nor his ego leaves any room for a setback, any allowance for second place and as iowa draws near and several polls suggestion that ted cruz will finish ahead of

the worst of it is going to be in north western iowa, that is a blizzard warning and they are going to see the worst of it. heavy snow, high wind pretty much most of the day up there and it's going to get bad. it's going to be bad enough we'll probably hold around 33, 32 into tomorrow morning. here's the radar right now, i've got the freezing zone, this blue area right here is where it's freezing. we've got precipitation moving in from the south west. the big storm winding up right here, that rain-snow line is going to be setting up right into iowa, coming up just south of des moines. it's going to be a very wet snow. i think there's going to be a lot of problems tomorrow morning we're talking between 5:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. this heavy snow moves in and that could probably cancel some flights maybe at the airport or at least delay them. it's going to be a rough morning anywhere you try to travel in central and northern iowa. as we get later in the day, it will improve. there's going to be some hope if you want to get out the des moines afternoon. clear conditions in the afternoon, eve

presidential candidate "we're going to continue doing what we did in iowa here on the ground in new hampshire and south carolina. we are going to build the grass roots army." meanwhile senator bernie sanders says he raised $3 million dollars in donations since his moral victory in iowa. presidential candidate "if we reach out to our friends our neighbors our co-workers, if we bring out large numbers of people, we are going to win next tuesday!!!" presidential candidate"my judgment and my commitment and determination to serve you will win your support. please come out and support me next tuesday." "this is the first in the nation primary, nobody takes that responsibility more seriously than granite staters" clinton trails sanders in recent new hampshire polls by double digits but she hopes to turn that around. clinton's win over sanders really did come down to the

let's go right to iowa right now. jake tapper and dana bash, they're both in des moines for us. >> that's right. as we know, this is a night where anything could happen in an election where anything could happen. you mentioned the improbable cases. we've seen huge crowds here for them, dana. as we said, the pundits have been confounded. nobody knows what's going to happen. tonight the voters finally get their say. >> even at this late hour, it is all about getting their supporters to the caucus sites. for example, the hillary clinton says they knocked on 188,000 doors just in the last three days. that gives you a sense of how critical it is to get everybody to the caucuses. >> correspondents are located at key spots across iowa at the sites of actual caucuses and at the campaign headquarters with the leading candidates. let's go to sarah murray. she's in west des moines. sarah, one of the biggest mysteries of the iowa campaign is trump. what are you learning? >> that's absolutely right, jake. one of the things that's

elias: also new this morning....the issue of voting rights will go before the iowa supreme court... the hawkeye state is currently one of three that don't allow felons to vote unless the right is restored by the governor... the iowa supreme court says it will now hear the case on wheter the state's lifetime voting ban for felons should be changed. the outcome could clear up some confusion....most of the debate centers on the words "infamous crime". the iowa constitution says anyone found guilty of such an act is ineligible to vote. elias: the investigation moines... elias: just before seven p-m, fire responded to a burning home... on 61st street was the second metro tuesday... once on scene, firefighters coming out to of the house. as they went in the front door, they found the victim, a man in his 30's. "we conducted a primary search with that search we noticed that there was a victim of this fire that was unable to make it out and injuries were such that it was obvious that it was a elias: no cause has been found yet and the des moines police and fire departments are investigating

he was going to win anywhere . it was going to be in iowa. this gives them a huge ground into new hampshire. he gets the financial backing is a harvard educated lawyer >>> is another warm humid evening across florida. temperatures in the low to mid we will see some fog later tonight. we saw two thirds of an inch of rain and some over that. the radar showing a few showers pushing their way from south to north across the area and maybe a brief shower. you can see the bigger picture with the disturbance and the rain today has moved to the east so things are looking better in the middle part of the week, 20 of sunshine. temperatures statewide 50s, 60s and 70s. a big storm system will bring very heavy weather. blizzard conditions it will stay well to the north so our forecast a brief shower and inland fog more sunshine and we saw today. warm temperatures. high-end the 80s and maybe a stray shower. a light chop on the day and the pretty warm the next few days. (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad

and the people of iowa are going to make international news tonight. they're going to affect the course of american politics. not even really the people of iowa as much as the population of a handful of nfl stadiums. with us, with me for the rest of the way, rachel maddow, what are you excited about tonight? >> i'm -- i mean, even if this were a totally predictable night, i would be excited anyway. but by rights, if this were a normal year, on the republican side, we would be looking down the barrel of rick santorum winning in iowa tonight. he's next in line, you know. john mccain won after coming in second to george w. bush. mitt romney won after coming in second to john mccain. rick santorum came in second in the 2012 race. he won iowa the last time around. he has spent more time than anybody on the ground in iowa this year. apparently none of the old rules apply. you don't get to be next in line. retail politics doesn't make all the difference. if money was the thing that made all the difference, then jeb bush would be looking at winning iowa tonigh

with 7.5 to go. iowa will have the ball down by 2. buckle up. [crowd yelling] time-out. >> dan: no, not a time-out. iowa threw the ball thousand dollars and they started the clock and the clock is not supposed to start until somebody touches the ball. >> kevin: it should be 7.5. >> dan: and that's what you call home court advantage. >> kevin: i think the timer may have been blocked out. not making excuses but we'll see here. >> dan: i did not think gesell ever touched the ball. squo i don't think -- >> kevin: i don't think he deither. >> dan: and he was intentionally at a just reset it. >> kevin: there he goes. >> dan: and 7.5 is a lot of time. you know, it's not enough time to just, you know, relax. you got to go quickly. but because of that controversy, that allowed iowa a free time-out. >> kevin: would you get to half court and call another time-out? >> dan: i think you push the ball as fast as you can. and remember, only a player can call time-out. >> kevin: gesell. [crowd yelling] >> kevin: driving. got it blocked inside! picked up by lovin

which out for that in iowa. >> going to be interesting. a little bit of electronic manipulation. >> we are just getting breaking news from the world health organization about the zika virus. we'll have that for you as we get it in the newsroom. in the meantime donald trump drawing big crowds in iowa. he is facing his first test tonight. and the focus of controversial police shooting. his death sparking protest on the streets of san francisco. were the police justified in the use of deadly force, we'll have that next. we have over 15,000 activities that you can book on our app to make sure your little animal, enjoys her first trip to the kingdom. expedia, technology connecting you to what matters. across america, people like badominique wilkins...er ...are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lo

and hillary's funded by a lot of big companies. >> how do you think iowa's going to go? >> i think iowa's going to go bernie. >> my great-grandmother was a civil rights activist. in 1966, she was murdered. she's looking down from heaven and seeing her granddaughter here with all these young kids. >> young kids in this crowd. >> young kids fighting for medical rights. she'd be shouting in heaven with all the rest of the civil rights activists. >> can you define socialism? >> socialism? >> can you define socialism? >> can i define socialism? probably not. if i'm being totally honest. >> socialism. oh, boy. i don't think i can. >> like social security erodes medicaid depending on the form that it takes, anything that's sort of come together and publicly funded through our government would be socialism. i might be wrong. so if you make me look like a fool on the news, i'll forgive you for it. >> he's saying no you can't. to me, it's just like telling martin luther king you couldn't dream. there's nothing wrong with dreaming. teach our kids dreaming. we don't want to teach ou

he was asked to -- yeah, he was asked are you going to win iowa? and he said you know what maybe we won't win iowa and just a few moments ago here in sioux city he said maybe it won't workout that i'll win iowa and he said if we do we're going to run the table. so they are feeling very confident inside the trump campaign if you look at that des moines register poll. you know, his support is rock solid. 71% saying they made up their minds. the nearest candidate in that regard is ted cruz. and this is the same poll that foreshadowed that rick santorum surge two years ago so they have a lot to feel good about and they're deploying every weapon in the trump arsenal. the trump sons were on the trail today. three of them were at the famed pizza ranches of iowa politicking so they're pulling out all the stops. >> all right. thank you. donald trump has jerry fallwell to help. ted cruz can call in the support of phil robertson. as well as a mailer that the campaign sent out prompting iowa's top election official to denounce it. so ted cruz's closing argumen

with 7.5 to go. iowa will have the ball down by 2. buckle up. [crowd yelling] time-out. >> dan: no, not a time-out. iowa threw the ball thousand dollars and they started the clock and the clock is not supposed to start until somebody touches the ball. >> kevin: it should be 7.5. >> dan: and that's what you call home court advantage. >> kevin: i think the timer may have been blocked out. not making excuses but we'll see here. >> dan: i did not think gesell ever touched the ball. squo i don't think -- >> dan: and he was intentionally not touching it. at a just reset it. >> kevin: there he goes. >> dan: and 7.5 is a lot of time. you know, it's not enough time to just, you know, relax. you got to go quickly. but because of that controversy, that allowed iowa a free time-out. >> kevin: would you get to half court and call another time-out? >> dan: i think you push the ball as fast as you can. and remember, only a player can call time-out. >> kevin: gesell. [crowd yelling] >> kevin: driving. got it blocked inside! picked up by loving! clemmons picks u

iowa trying to build on their looking in and iowa is trying to go after their first conference title but they've got to win today and the two remaining games to make it certain. full-court pressure. harris. bates-diop. >> dan: bates-diop didn't really he had ay clear lane on the basket. >> kevin: he was in a straitjacket with defense. >> kevin: the shot clock is right now at 19 seconds. 30.1 in regulation. take a look thad matta. and the staff with him. they began conference play with a young team, 6-5 and have won four of the last five in conference play. >> dan: ands this the play, the officials called it 2 and decided not indisputable evidence, left it as 2 so ohio state buckeyes, only 66-64. and i'm telling you, daniel giddens, i pite foul him -- might foul him, a thrive 35% free throw shooter. >> kevin: the shot clock down to 10. loving with jok on him. with a time-out. the o'clock at 18.9. ohio state is out of time-outs. at&t helps keep right now at at&t, buy one get one free on our most popular smartphones. no matter how you hang out, share every minute of it. buy one get one

he really has tried to return to iowa tried to make a go of it. people who are close to huckabee have told me, it's about timing and other things, but mostly about timing. it wasn't his year to return. and it he couldn't capture the magic and momentum he had here in 2008. >> the event gellical voters very strongly turned out this evening and many of them went for ted cruz. >> they had many more options. >> they were splitting their vote. among rubio, trump and cruz. we'll see how those shake out. anderson back to you in washington. >> we'll see more people turning out in the last few hours. what do you think -- >> why are you smiling? >> it's not just because i work for ted cruz. i feel like we finally found a conservative who can win. look at what ted cruz faced in this election. not only was he competing with donald trump. on his birther issue, on his evangelical faith. he was being attacked fiercely by the republican party. you had all of these gop king makers of the past saying he could never win. don't he did it. i don't think this is a win f

he built up an expectation he was going to win iowa. it could go either way. it will still be very close. marco rubio has a lot of ground to make up. he's at 15 percent. maybe he will do a little better than that. it's still a trump, cruz outsider verses establishment narrative in this race. i don't see that major narrative changing at all. >> we are talking about two insurgent candidates. you have 20 percent saying they could be persuaded to change their vote. big impact? little impact? >> potentially you have seen it in years past unlike a conventional election caucus contains a portion where people's neighbors make a pitch to them on behalf of candidates and we see where rick santorum came from third to first. people change their minds. we can't oefrp emphasi-- over ee enough we can see both change dramatically based on the results of monday votes. bernie dasapped ders and donald trump are not making cases about themselves but making detailed passionate critiques of their own parties and how the parties need to change. we are seeing a real alignment of the

the but i don't think those two states, as respectful oose i was to long time, i had to go iowa and new hampshire. this is me jumping ahead and they would jump ahead. d of course the candidates wouldn't be seen at the convention and the candidates would be seen at the convention. you have to have it. this is an old back and forget and the purpose is good theater and good for the people of new hampshire. reporter: what do you make of the electric terrorist that donald trump, bernie sanders and ted cruz -- ms. pelosi: you wouldn't have said it. [laughter] reporter: what is happening? what is going on. .hat nakes this andpelosi: stay on politics have a political conversation. think you know and it's a rejection of the status quo and against washington, always, a winner, as well as personality. so we'll see how that has sustained it going forward. and the people are forward. is really al process important and hopefully people which still listin to the debate. and the people will win because heir priorities are now become hopefully the priorities. but when you see what is , false g in flint

further on the iowa primary -- iowa caucuses, they're going to throw me out for saying that! >> welcome back everyone we have breaking news, martin o'malley, according to many sources including the washington post, suspending his campaign tonight. iowa caucuses, 69% of the vote in the democratic caucuses in, 1% of the vote. it's still very tight between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. on the republican side it appears to be a three man race but ted cruz is out front as he has been throughout the evening, 62% of the vote in, donald trump second and marco rubio in third at 22%. michael shure is at roosevelt high school in des moines with more on his caucuses. michael. >> yes, john, the caucus just broke up. it was bernie sanders win, trean to ten. and martin o'malley didn't get any. and, that is what makes the iowa caucuses, kellen zimmer, you were an oem malley supporter, you have heard he is dropping out. >> yes i heard that. we got some people to support the governor, political discourse, be that with the hillary campaign or the sanders campaign, it was good to explain w

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with 7.5 to go. iowa will have the ball down by 2. buckle up. [crowd yelling] time-out. >> dan: no, not a time-out. iowa threw the ball thousand dollars and they started the clock and the clock is not supposed to start until somebody touches the ball. >> kevin: it should be 7.5. >> dan: and that's what you call home court advantage. >> kevin: i think the timer may have been blocked out. not making excuses but we'll see here. >> dan: i did not think gesell ever touched the ball. squo i don't think -- >> kevin: i don't think he deither. >> dan: and he was intentionally not touching it. >> kevin: there he goes. >> dan: and 7.5 is a lot of time. you know, it's not enough time to just, you know, relax. you got to go quickly. but because of that controversy, that allowed iowa a free time-out. >> kevin: would you get to half court and call another time-out? >> dan: i think you push the ball as fast as you can. and remember, only a player can call time-out. >> kevin: gesell. [crowd yelling] >> kevin: driving. got it blocked inside! picked up by loving!

he's going to have more of a challenge in iowa and other states nationally as well. i think trump would make a mistake to write off evangelicals just because he didn't win iowa i think evangelicals will always be an important block even if not a majority block of the trump vote in the future. >> pastor robert jeffers joining us again today. we appreciate your insight as always. thank you. >> thank you. >> the time is now 46 minutes after the hour. record turnout for this year's caucuses. we will take you inside the watch party for the top 3 gop candidates next. i think it landed last tuesday. one second it's there. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ ♪ ♪virgin islands nice ♪ ♪so nice ♪so nice, so nice ♪ spend a few days in the u.s. virgin islands and return with a lifetime of experiences. that's virgin islands nice. ♪so nice, so nice >> what was it like on

and hillary clinton is going into iowa and her closing argument is, well, we are pretty confident there may not be an indictment. i mean, that is just not a great place to be. so she has got this and it plays into the trust question, and that does resonate in particular with a lot of these younger people that you are talking to as well. >> it also is the other side of the coin when it comes to the economic game being rigged. hillary clinton is not kind of person who has the message of saying, if you believe the economy is rigged against you, if you are a disaffected voter if you feel like you are frustrated with the situation, with bailouts, with wall street, with everything of that nature she is not someone who is going to upset the apple cart, both trump and sanders tap into that out there in the country that feels they are ignored by both parties and they feel that way frankly because they have. >> if hillary clinton does wellable there doesn't seem there is the kind of animus, remember the clinton and bmg voters really didn't like each other for a period of time in 2008, it doesn't

was going to win iowa. the question will be in new hampshire, do we question the polls going forward? the polls are such a staple of his stump speech. he gets up and reads the polls and shows how much he is ahead by. can we still rely on those polls after iowa? >> i was going to go to kristen for a second, and i will, but i have to go to howard because he knows it anybody else. i said in the morning of the caucus, i said if this were new hampshire, i'd bet whatever i had trump was going to win by a couple digits. >> i think that's right. >> if it were any primary in america i would bet all my money -- if i bet, and i don't -- that trump was going to win by double digits. i said this was a caucus. people that are trying to draw generalities on what happens in iowa are fools. >> that's right. iowa is unique. i think the big test in iowa is organization. that's what it does. the results -- they matter, of course they matter because they're spin and they're -- but i think you're 100% right. if he'd had those nu

obviously he is going to want to capitalize on what happened in iowa yesterday. that was great news for him. it was god bless iowa in and god bless iowa out, but now he is in new hampshire. m. j. lee is with the cruz campaign in windham. m. j. >> hey, ashleigh. a very triumphant ted cruz in hitting the ground running in new hampshire today. right after he delivered his victory speech in iowa last night. he immediately got on a charter plane and made his way east here to new hampshire. want only that he dpeetd him, but he handily beat donald trump. seems like he now has a fresh boost of momentum heading into new hampshire. he even told other dana bash last night that he thinks that by march he may have pledged the gop nomination. listen to what he said. >> i think it is entirely possible that we know our nominee by the end of march. if you look at the states, the states are front loaded. a great manufacture the delegates are chosen by the end of march, and winning iowa is a good first step. you got to do more. that doesn't do it on its own, but winning iowa partic

>> he was asked, he was asked, are you going to win iowa. he said you know what, maybe we won't win iowa. a few moments ago here in sioux city on stage with jerry falwell junior. he said maybe it won't work out that i'll win iowa. he said, this is key, he said if we do, we're going to run the table. so they are feeling very confident inside the trump campaign. >> if you look at the "des moines register" poll. his support is rock-solid. 73% saying they've made up their minds -- 71%. the same poll that foreshadowed the rick santorum surge four years ago. they've got a lot to feel good about. trump sons were out on the campaign trail today, four stops, three at the famed pizza ranches of iowa politicking. so they're pulling out all the stops. >> jim acosta. thanks. donald trump has jerry falwell's son to help him win evangelicals. ted cruz can call on the fiery support of duck dynasty's phil robertson. a mailer prompted iowa's top election official to denounce it. ted crust is closing argument. what's it sounding like tonight. >> don't roll the

. >>> hopefully that fog holds off for a while in iowa because they are going the caucus night. horse' way. candidates converging in iowa as folks in the hawk eye cite state get ready to caucus. welcome to the real story i'm gretchen carlson n. iowa, jeb bush, ted cruz, chris christie, trump, hillary clinton, martin o'malley, rick santorum and donald trump. kasich already in new hampshire, putting all his focus on the granite state. donald trump holding his final event in the hawk eye state, his campaign trumpeting the fact they are bringing new voters into the caucuses. >> john? >> the building where donald trump hopes he is going to be having a victory party on the. not everyone is looking into what donald trump is doing and saying that's the right way to go about it. dan fire, a former adviser to president obama says donald trump doesn't understand iowa at all. he shouldn't be having big rallies like the one he is about to have in cedar rapids, that all of his staff and volunteers should be tasked with getting people out to caucus. but a couple of the other candidates, chris

results maybe donald to go back to iowa and join the democrats a reference to bernie sanders not conceding in iowa after coming in just two tenths of a point behind hillary clinton. the vermont senator with a double digit lead in the polls in new hampshire