The final pitch before Iowa Democratic president ial hopefuls make their closing arguments before voters head to caucuses and welcome to your world this morning im stephanie. And im dell and bake on the campaign trail after making their case at a town hall meeting in des moines. Bernie sanders sharpened attacks on Hillary Clinton and Hillary Clinton says she is the proven fighter and michael shore has more from iowa. Reporter in des moines at Drake University the three remaining Democratic Candidates got their chance at final arguments, a chance to make their case to the voters of iowa and even beyond, it was a forum not a debate so it was a town hall style conversation anchored by chris and mcmcand Martin Omalley and Bernie Sanders were on stage separately answering questions and talking with a moderator and what exists are foreign policies and Bernie Sanders tried to answer those who may think his experience does not match those of Hillary Clinton. Sanders says that you can look at j
Melting on the way. Yes definitely today temperatures climb to the mid to upper 40s so a good day of melting but even with temperatures in the mid 40s we look at roxboro, plenty of snow still hanging around. They got three to four inches of sleet and snow but theyve done a nice job of clearing at least here downtown. The main drag and right in front of the court house they cleared the sidewalk as well but plenty of it hanging around there and a lot of other places. Durham at 25 right now. 24 in wake forest and 29 in holly springs. 2 in rocky mount, 19 in south hill, 21 in roxboro, 26 in fayetteville and clinton so even places it really didnt see much if theres anything wet on the roads it is frozen and if you are not careful you run into a little bit of trouble this morning. High thin cloud cover coming in but otherwise nothing to stop that sunshine from continuing to melt whats there. Mid 20s this morning at 8 00 a. M. , 39 at noon, high of 47 with plenty of sun. Later this week in a
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