staff placed food for the hawk on images of hillary clintnt, ted cruz, martin o'malley, marco rubio, bernie sanders and donald trump. and the hawk picked marco rubio as the winner of this hawkus, as the museum calls it. museum staff say this is a light-hearted way to get ready for the caucuses. "the last time the hawk picked michele bachmann, representative from minnesota, did not win n e election or the primary. so she's 0 for 1, so we'll see how it goes this year with marco rubio" coming up on the kcrg-tv9 news

opponents bernie sanders and martin o'malley will be in des moines monday night for a town hall meeting. the presidential hopefuls will answer questions from democratic caucus- goers. it starts at eight o'clock, and you can see it on kcrg 9 point 2. the old capitol museum in iowa city is getting children involved in the

including martin o'malley, who will make campaign swings in coralville and waterloo today... the rest of the candidates will make their way back to eastern iowa in the next few days...

o'malley at first also

martin o'malley is still in the single digits. this is virtually unchanged from results earlier this month... at that time sanders and clinton were separated by 5 percent. republican mike huckabee is taking a different approach on the campaign trail huckabee is hosting an exclusive screening of "god's not dead 2" on sunday. the screening is at 7 p-m at the "cinemark 20 jordan creek theater" in west des moines. the movie is about a high school teacher who defends her christian faith in court. tickets are free, but seating is limited

. >>> ahead, super bowl >> tomorrow, >>> here is martin o'malley taking off his jacket, rolling up his sleeves, loosening his tie.

this time featuring martin o'malley and bernie sanders and hillary clinton. we'll give you the coverage of the debate and debate highlights. hopefuls are taking to the granite state. republican front runner donald trump made stops, and hosted by senator scott brown.

staff placed food for the hawk on images of hillary clinton, ted cruz, martin o'malley, marco rubio, bernie