Monday. Spoke to a crowd the Sioux City Convention center. Her daughter. Former secretary family has been iowa all day. After she talked secretary clinton sat down with our own Jenna Rehnstrom for a oneonone interview. Jenna rehnstrom says, are you confident you can some feelings about obamas surge at the secretary clinton says, i have to say, i feel very good it is close, and thats why its very people who support me come out and caucus tomorrow night. We got good news that the blizzard wont be here till after midnight, so you dont have to worry about the weather, because i think so much is at stake in the election of 2016, and im thrilled to have the level of support and enthusiasm that i see in the crowds and what our campaign has built, but it all comes down to who shows up tomorrow, and i think if my supporters show up, we can do well, but thats what it turns on. Jenna says, you were on this week with George Stephanopoulos this morning talking about the state departments announceme
Near 40 degrees under increasing clouds today. We have a winter storm headed our way tomorrow. With that, well have snow totals near 1 foot should get the democratic and republican nominations for president. The caucuses have attracted big name celebrities and National Media across the state. But in some parts. The first decisions happen in some pretty unexpected places. Reporter Nikki Davidson from our affiliate explains. Out where its quiet. And theres more silos then traffic signals. Come monday night. Some will leave the beaten path. For a dirt road. That leads here. yes were very excited to where mary weaver is baking up a bars. A democratic snack. For the democrats that will be making a big decision smack her home. Nikki this is one of only five places left living room. we have three delegates that will be coming out of this caucus that means friends and neighbors will gather here. And choose one of four groups to join. Clinton. Sanders. Omalley. Or uncommitteed. I think 9 out of
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