the route is extreme rugged terrain in the dead of a north minnesota winter. >> you have to be tough. >> you have to trust in your dog. >> preparing for the race means months of vigorous training. >> good girl. >> reporter: and no one knows that better than colleen wallin. >> they all have personalities and they're all smarter than all >> wallin has competed in beargreas 15 times. she's turned the race into a family affair. >> it's right in our own backyard. >> training usually starts in september. wallin's team of dogs runs a hundred miles each week. >> while eating 4,000 calories of meat each day. >> that meat is expensive. multiply by a dozen dogs, it's an investment. fewer and fewer mushers are willing to spend the time and money required to run long races like the beargreas. this year about 30 mushers participated in the race which is less than half than it was almost a decade ago. but for wallin and her family, it goes beyond the trail. >> it's very moving. it's very spirit all. great time to get your family outdoors and be with the dogs. >> reporter: a relationship rooted in de

similar to how he was playing in minnesota. love has scored at least 20 points. in 3 straight games. he had his ninth double double. of the season. after scoring 21 points and grabbing eleven rebounds. in the win over the spurs. love's really not sure how to >> buck eyes down by two. trying to make a play. and does. he draws the contact. gets the bucket. and the foul. and ohio state takes the lead over maryland. win the soup e bowl. 17 and one on the season. the best offense in the league. broncos arrive in the bay area. with the best defense in the league. and say they're ready for next sunday. >> 34 years old. expected to play first base. they also added out fielder .o on a one year deal. he's 35 years old. and starred in 46 games in >> going to be a good one. >> we have all the cleveland connections. if only we had the browns. >> still ahead. iowa only has 6 votes in the electoral college. two candidates take their first big step on the long road to the white house. the long winding road to the white house. starting tomorrow night in the heart land. >> iowa ca

there are some states that are seeing 30% or higher, including minnesota, which is nearly 47% -- almost 48%, premium increases for the upcoming year. sharyl: yet as recently as october, the obama administration quoted a 7.5% increase and said most consumers would "find plans for less than $100 a month." premium hikes are only half of the burden. deductibles are up, too. silver plans -- worse in places like mississippi, with an average 42% increase, working out to $1,473 extra for the year and washington state, averaging a 47.6% increase or $1090 more in that state. no matter how much it costs or how little it covers having insurance is now the law and more have gotten insured. pres. obama: as the affordable care act has taken effect, nearly 18 million americans have gained coverage. in fact, for the first time ever, more than 90 percent of americans are covered. nathan: i think the obama administration is trying to save a law that they kn is failing everybody. first and foremost, the obama administration has always put the emphasis on their metrics of success, which is putting an insura

. >> the other thing, eric, i grew up in minnesota north of iowa and they're going to bring a bunch of hot dishes tomorrow night, too. have you ever had hot dish? >> i have to be honest with you i have not and i come from chicago, the midwest. >> tuna noodle casserole would be at the top of my list. >> i think they have it for breakfast here. >> i'm sure they do. have fun. we'll see on tomorrow night live from iowa. who is courting the youth vote on the gop side? senator rand paul has cult like support from young er voters bu who else is pulling it in? we know young voters like bernie sanders but what do they think of him singing? there he is. he's a band member now with the popular indy rock band. ♪ to the new york islands from the redwood forest ♪ ♪ to the gulf stream waters but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my b

these high school kids are actually in from minnesota which, of course, is one of those states where sanders has held some of those huge rallies. their caucuses will come later in the year. right now we're knocking on doors for people who have indicated they might be likely to vote for senator sanders. these are people who have been contacted by the campaign in the past and who they think might be able to if they just touch them one more time, that they might actually show up. now, sanders is closing with the same message that has gotten him this far. if you will remember when he announced back in april, that ten-minute long announcement on the capitol steps no, one really expected that he would be within a couple of points of hillary clinton in iowa, but senator sanders, take a listen to what he had to say at a campaign rally earlier today. >> don't they know that it is the billionaire class and corporate america and wall street who are supposed to run this country? and what we are saying is enough is enough. you've had your day. now it is our turn. >> reporter: so there you go, and

new york has had the highest number of cases followed bits close by minnesota. >> you have such a varied of background, teenage girls and 40 year old men, you have graduate students and petty criminals >> reporter: according to the study 86% of 71 people arrested for suspected ties with i.s.i.l. since march of 2014 were male. 81% of those charged with u.s. citizens. the majority 71% were not involved in plotting terrorist attacks in the u.s. they were arrested for intent to do harm overseas. but many believes the focus could change >>isise itself has sent message to its recruits in the west, including america, to stay home, to do something in their home countries. the f.b.i. have said they're seeing a decrease in numbers of individuals who want to go to syria and iraq. whether these two facts are linked it is unclear to authorities as well, but it is a pattern weave seen >>> duglas olivent had a report. while he did not author the report, he has insight into the eyes of i.s.i.l. a retired army officer is here as well. he joins he now from washington. thanks for being with us. this report

so there's your blizzard watch in effect for much of iowa as well as nebraska and southern minnesota. that means winds in excess of 40 miles an hour for an extended length of time and anywhere from 6 to 12 to 18 inches of snow. bottom line here, neil, i think the caucuses will be fine -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! did you say 18 inches? >> in this shade here in the darker blue, the potential for 18 inches. >> that's my shade. >> that's your shade? bottom line is caucuses will be fine. you getting home on tuesday mott happening. >> not happening? so i'm going to have to do jell-o shots at a pajama party with pat? >> can i be invited? >> i'm going through the image and i didn't follow that through, did i? >> i didn't. still a final rose for you. >> all right. final rose for me. this one great e-mail, boy, oh, boy, you're a jerk to think you're a bachelor -- wait, that's from my wife. all right. that will do it here. a lot more coming up. the countdown is on to the vote and the snow and our staying here all week with me and pat and jell-o shots. it gets too good. >>> hi, everyone. all ey

states hit hardest, according to the data -- hawaii, montana, minnesota, and alaska, all with average silver plan premium increases above 30%. alaskans are paying $169 per month more than last year. north carolina, utah, kansas, west virginia, tennessee, and oklahoma are all seeing hikes between 20% and 30%. nathan: what we've seen is most states, 49 out of 50, are seeing premium increases. the only state where there was a decrease was mississippi and that was slight it was 0.2%. 17 states are seeing double-digit increases. there are some states that are seeing 30% or higher, including minnesota, which is nearly 47% -- almost 48%, premium increases for the upcoming year. sharyl: yet as recently as october, the obama administration quoted a 7.5% increase and said most consumers would "find plans for less than premium hikes are only half of the burden. deductibles are up, too. 7.8% this year on average for silver plans -- worse in places like mississippi, with an average 42% increase, working out to $1,473 extra for the year and washington state, averaging a 47.6% increase or $1090 more

. >> byron: on the other side, too, 20,000 recently in minnesota. >> yes, she seeming to be significantly out pacing the expectation with respect to hillary clinton. so i think on both sides, it's big surprises. >> byron: do these crowds mean anything? >> well, clearly, voter turnout is questionable and suspect for everyone. crowds are one thing, adds are another. but you have to see if there's a field organization and felt that's part of what we're going to determine in iowa and new hampshire. so i think we have to see. i think crowds do mean something for candidates that that are think 20,000 people come out and then don't show up. >> byron: how's it that he can say almost anything and his supporters don't seem to care? >> i think his supporters are of a different ilk. these supporters are folks -- there was a nbc "wall street journal" poll that shes his supporters are new supporters. he speaks to what that i feeling and he says things that they feel, but up until now that i >> byron: now, what's going on in iowa, the big show is between cruz. these two are really battling it out, and t

we also will be on the east side of the city at the union temple, minnesota unity health care centers. and also at mary's center, martin luther king library. so we're urging everybody too get out and get involved. the deadline is tonight by 11:59 tonight you have to be enrolled. and we're encouraging everybody to do that. we're wanting everybody that if you don't have health insurance, there is the possibility that the irs will fine you this year. so when you file your taxes for 2016, we don't want that to happen. we want even to just get enrolled and if you're already enrolled, you know somebody who is not, a family member, a cousin, a neighbor, colleague, friend, we want to get everyone enroll enrolled. >> and you're saying d.c. has done an impressive job in getting people enrolled. >> we're the second lowest uninsured jurisdiction in the country and that's good to d.c., but we want to be the first state in the union to have universal health insurance coverage. >> reporter: excellent. thank you. so you have a few more houses and plenty of places do it. derrick ward, news 4. >>> 9:06

and indiana, and minnesota has not won, until, december 17th and that is a one, point, game and gives. minnesota the one point lead and after the stuff and troy, williams and the miss and thomas and bryant to follow and he had a career high, 23, points, yesterday, and teammates are loving it and yogi on the break and gives indiana a three-point, lead and hold on 74-68, and the high schools hoops. lasal a big one and hills trying to chip away, and dj, and buries the three, and just too much last night, football and stand out, and jeremy, larkin and the strip, and the finish and watch this sequence coming up, and back behind the back and sometimes it does not work but without the wins at 79-44, and won, the non-conference games and she was the push over the good to great edge that thomas moore woman needed. ask before they transferred from the d3 program to florida and now they are just out of everyone aels's league and won, 50 straight, games giving up for saturday's match up, and all but three of the 17 players on the roster, scored yesterday, and thomas moore up by 20 in the first qu

the fun event held in minnesota. now to our u local hotshot. car repairs, home improvements, a family trip ...it's not easy to afford them. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000 in personal expenses on a republican party credit card. rubio's bad judgment caused a scandal and for five years rubio refused to release the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place on immigration... bad judgment. r he's just not ready to be president. >> i love the story, josh, a long lost story by "peter rabbit" author is being released. >> kitty in boots is to go to be bulb published a century later. peter rabbit is there, older. and it commemorates potter's 150th birthday. a town in duluth held a sled dog race. but not like you've seen before. josh: it's a mini sled dog race. they were dressed up. two categories, 12 pounds and under and 12 to 22 pounds. amy: oh. like the featherweight. our producer anna loves that story. josh: i wouldn't be surprised if the cart started pulling them backwards. we'll take a look at the forecast

bring us cold rain through northern iowa and through minnesota h. is dumping snow in the rockies and for all exgame fans are wearing that here on low will dean tonight. fresh powder in the aspen area over might night. and eventually this snow storm will bring heavy snow including areas up around iowa in time for the caucuses. we'll have to watch this over the next couple of days but what we're looking agent here locally isis nice weather pattern for one more day and then it begegs to change. p you're steppingut the door today thinking about going out to the beach, water temperature rip current chance low. that will increase as dwe go through th early p pts of the week. today good, uv index high. mixture of sun and clouds. o today rather on the water ifyou're take the boat out winds east at 10 miles per hour. reported north northeast n- at one to 2 feet. and down in the keys, two to four. inside one to two. as that rain chance begins to increase here across south florida, it will do so over might tonight mainly after sunset. today looks pretty gcht t

backyard to a two million-dollar business, this year, four crews are creating ice parks in canada a, utah, minnesota and new hampshire. warm weather forced a late start in new hampshire. team of 20 artisans work 2,414th hours a day for three weeks spraying 5 million gallons of water in temperatures as low as 2 degrees. it opened last weekend and offers chills and thrills for all ages. >> we have slides, we've got mazes, and a lot of canyon and crawl to's. >> this park is open day and night with the help of thousands of le did the light. >> they go from white, to the blue, to the green and we have them synchronized to music. >> reporter: work continues on the sculptures throughout the the season. some will grow to as high as 40 feet. >> to share with those people and make a living from it i cannot think of anybody i want to trade place west it. >> reporter: he is king of ice castles even if his reign only last as long as nature allows. jamie ukiss for cbs news. >> i think that is more than a hobby, that is an art. >> that is artwork, that is a lot of skill and unfortunately, the ice will not last aro

by the way, the world's largest ear of corn is in the state of minnesota. why iowa has the world's largest strawberry, don't know. >> do you know why you shouldn't tell secrets in a corn field? too many ears. >> did you hear that joke a lot? >> anyway that's goose on the loose, the hawkeye edition. >> the last two california fugitives have been captured. the tip that helped police track them down. >> the caucus countdown is on. has iowa become less conservative this time around? we'll tell you about that. how that could affect the vote as our live caucus coverage continues from downtown des moines. >> thismy chronic pain.age but it came with some baggage. you're not the only one. opioids block pain signals by attaching to something called mu-receptors here but they also attach to mu-receptors in the bowel. and that can cause opioid-induced constipation... or oic. i could struggle with oic the whole time i take my opioid? maybe not. there's movantik. movantik can help reduce oic by blocking opioids from binding to mu-receptors in the bowel. do not take movan

researchers from the university of minnesota say women who were diagnosed with the skin cancer before age forty commonly began using indoor tanning beds at a very young age. more than a third of those younger individuals reported melano compared with 24% of women who were over the age ofexperts say indoor tanning significantly increases the risk of developing the potentially fatal skin cancer. a lot of teenagers might think e-cigarettes are a safe alternative to regular cigarettes, but there is evidence that teens who try e-cigarettes may alse likely to start smoking relar cigarettes. a hawaiian study included those who vaped were three times as likely to start smoking a year l more than two-thirds of the kids considered e-cigarettes healthier than regular cigarettes. you hear a song, then you can't get it out of your head. it happens to all of us, but why? >> we all have that song we just can't get out of our head. it is called your warm -- an ear worm. the thing that is so interesting about music is how much of the brain it activates. the part of the brain that processes sound -- it

minnesota. >> give that direct. >> around here. say that one. >> that's utah. moringville like weed. >> of watch "watters world"? >> "watters world," no? >> i'm watters, and this is my world right here. >> oh. is this like -- for a show? >> yes. >> oh, okay. >> wow. i think the sun really started affecting their brains there. >>> later in the show, "watters world" conference the police down in washington, d.c. and up next, why is hillary having so much trouble connecting with people? hillary's headquarters is now here in brooklyn. does that excite you? >> no. hillary's a liar. for all your headlines, remember to logon to foxnews.com. >>> hillary clinton is supposed to be the front-runner. right? the inevitable candidate. why all of a sudden is she scrambling at the last minute and challenging bernie sanders to more debates? why isn't she resonating? we went to brooklyn, the home of the hillary clinton campaign headquarters, to find out. ♪ >> reporter: you guys have a new neighbor in brooklyn. hillary clinton's campaign headquarters just came here. >> oh, wow.

minnesota erases iu's 16 point second half lead ... dupree mcbrayer with steal and the flush ... now up 67-66same score, two minutes left ... williams misses the lay-up but bryant get the rebound and putback .... career-high 23 for bryant indiana survies the nailbiter, wins 74-68 ... new years resolution - getting

minnesota. >> give that direct. >> around here. say that one. >> that's utah. moringville like weed. >> of watch "watters world"? >> "watters world," no? >> i'm watters, and this is my world right here. >> oh. is this like -- for a show? >> yes. >> oh, okay. >> wow. i think the sun really started affecting their brains there. >>> later in the show, "watters world" conference the police down in washington, d.c. and up next, why is hillary having so much trouble connecting with people? hillary's headquarters is now here in brooklyn. does that excite you? >> no. hillary's a liar. when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name of my parents and my grandparents. and as soon as i did that, literally it was like you're getting 7, 9, 10, 15 leaves that are just popping up all over the place. yeah, it was amazing. just with a little bit of information, you can take leaps and bounds. it's an awesome experience. (two text tones) now? (text tone) excuse me. (phone tone) again? be right back. always running to the bathroom because your bladder is calling the shots? (tex

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minnesota erases iu's 16 point second half lead ... dupree mcbrayer with steal and the flush ... now up 67-66same score, two minutes left ... williams misses the lay-up but bryant get the rebound and putback .... career-high 23 for bryant indiana survies the nailbiter, miami-oh still working on its new years resolution - getting a win ... 10 straight losses dating back to december ... tensions running high with niu in town ... after cooler heads prevailed, the redhawks got hot ... geovany mcknight with 3 of game-high 18 here ... dion wade drains the wide-open three ... miami gets its first win of 2016, 72-59 over niu ... nine on your side and saturday night your home for nba action ... tonight's primetime feature ... the spurs at the cleveland cavaliers ... cleveland's offense clicking since tyronn lue took over 5 games ago ... kevin love the biggest revelation ... cans the three ... then steals this rebound from two spurs and finds tristan thompson for the slam ... he, lebron and kyrie make *three 20-point scorers for clevelandspurs clearly miss tim duncan, blown out for the sec

. >>> this is a one point game. minnesota the one point lead. a career high 23 points. his teammates loving it. on the break, gives indiana the three point lead they hold on 74-68. >>> la salle hosting walnut hills. trying to chip away at the lead but la salle too much tonight. football standout the strip and the finish, then watch this little sequence coming up. la salle wins it 79-44. triple digitits >>> so she was a put over the good to great edge. before moss transferred. now they are just basically oit they won 50 states games. but three of the people scored on this their team. pe beat the buzzer 27-5 after one quarter. we are getting to moss here she is. three from the top of the xeep she had a game high 17. >>> the cyclones hosting quad city tonight. tonight pink in the rink. shot from the right circle the redirected in front. gave them the one goal lead. on the goal lines sets it up. win it >>> as we have reported the iowa caucuses are set for monday and teacher at one middle school have found a way to teach their students at u neck political process. they are uses caking coo

and minnesota took a lead with less than four minutes left. but... thomas bryant - a freshman - carried indiana to a win. career best twenty-three points for bryant. hoosiers win, 74-68. thomas bryant miami still looking for their first win mac win, 0-and-7 with northern illinois in town. firebirds represent. lakota west product ali barnes nails a trey. had 11 off the bench. but this team has struggled to finish, could they get it done? dion wade. career-high 10 points for d-wade. redhawks going wild. and now it's closing time, and geovanie mcknight locks the dang door. team-high 18 points for the middletown middie. miami gets a conference win, 72-59 courtside access for the best high not that they aren't good now... but... walnut hills in a couple years will be a problem. that's six-eleven freshman abba lawal. lancers didn't score a first quarter point friday night... jeremy larkin - part of a twenty point first tonight. d-d daniels like me at the club when that nsync comes on... that's my jam. but... walnut couldn't crack la salle. tre crigler. wit

bradan birt wins with the pin and the bobcats take the wamac team title -- iowa's big 10 dual against minnesota was a total domination by the hawkeyes -- the 34 to 6 win was the largest in the series in 24 years -- the hawks won 8 of the 10 matches and started it off with a bang -- thomas gilman pinned his opponent in less than 80 seconds -- which set the tone for the rest of the team -- something tom brands loves to see. "i think i talked about that earlier in the year... kind of controling my emotion. i'm wresltling hard, but i have to let those guys get to my legs, but i got the fall off of it so that's good." good." "there's the example... for a lot of reasons... and it all boils down to one reason and that is it's just his flat out motor. and not just wrestling... his mottor, attitude, and how his mind works in everything he does." not one time this season have the cedar rapids rough-riders dropped a weekend series to a team -- main reason why the riders are the top team in the u-s-h-l -- but that could happen tonight if they lose to youngstown -- kennedy football coach brian white with th

minnesota. >> give that direct. >> around here. say that one. >> that's utah. moringville like weed. >> of watch "watters world"? >> "watters world," no? >> i'm watters, and this is my world right here. >> oh. is this like -- for a show? >> yes. >> oh, okay. >> wow. i think the sun really started affecting their brains there. >>> later in the show, "watters world" conference the police down in washington, d.c. and up next, why is hillary having so much trouble connecting with people? hillary's headquarters is now here in brooklyn. does that excite you? >> no. hillary's a liar. she's lied under oath. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). ja

we're talking about big game hunting, which came into the global spotlight after a minnesota hunter killed a protected lion in zimbabwe named cecil. but we discovered that killing lions for sport is generally allowed, even though populations are at historic lows. behind these crates are some of the most sought-after animals in africa. a blue wildebeest, an antelope, even a lion, they're all hunting trophies, legally shot and killed abroad for sport. ann-marie: where's the skull? announcer: we were granted rare access to join federal wildlife agents as they inspected trophy shipments coming into the port of san francisco. most are covered in pesticides to keep them from rotting, so the inspectors wear protective masks. ann-marie: he's got the buffalo. announcer: ann-marie holmes leads the team. ann-marie: for the people that want to go kill a lion and bring it home as a trophy, this is what we would see. it's been turned inside-out, so you can see across the top where the neck and the head go. and then you have the four feet. bigad: you can actually see the bullet hole right there. ann-mari

this year, four crews are created ice parks in canada, utah, minnesota, and new hampshire. warm weather forced a late start in new hampshire. his team of 20 art stans worked 14-hour days for three weeks, spraying five million gallons of water in temperatures as low as two degrees. it opened last weekend and offers chills and thrills for all ages. >> we've got slides. we've got mazes made out of ice and slot canyons and crawl tubes. >> reporter: this park is open day and night with the help of thousands of embedded l.e.d. lights. >> they go from a white to a blue to a green, and then we even have them synchronized to music. >> reporter: work continues on the sculptures throughout the season. some will grow to as high as 40 feet. >> to actually share it with other people and also make a living from it is-- i can't think of anybody i'd want to trade places with. it's really amazing. >> reporter: he's the king of ice castles, even if his reign only lasts as long as nature allows. jamie yuccas, cbs news. >> axelrod: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, "48

for 16 yards -- but his team lgst -- 27 to 16 -- u-n-j's deondre hall also iowa's big 10 dual against minnesota was a total domination by the hawkeyes -- the 34 to 6 win was the largest in the series in 24 years -- thehehawks won 8 of the 10 matches and started it off with a bang -- thomas gilman pinned his opponent`in less than 80 seconds -- which set the tone for the rest of the team -- mething tom brands loves to see. "i think i talked about that earlier in the year... kind of controling my emotion. i'm wresltling hard, but i have to wrestle smart too so i can't lethose guys get to my legs, but i got the fall off of it so that's good." good." "there's the example... for a lot of reasons... and it all boils down to one reason and that is it's just his flat out motor. and not just wrestling... his mottor, attitude, and how his mind works in everything he does." speaking of wrestling -- it was a hugeday on the mats throughout the state of iowa on high school level with conference tournaments all over v-c crowns on the lineand the p-hawks had plenty to cheer for -- at 106 -- conrad braswell take

the iowa wrestling team is still undefeated after beating minnesota last night 34-6... coach tom brands was very excited about the team getting the bonus points, but he's not quite satisfied after loss at 197. "gilman starts it off great, then clark. two falls there. the examples are those two guys and then keep doing it. i think burak 197. that's the one where i'm stuck at. i'm stuck there." trt: 16 oc: "i'm stuck there" ... a coople of local players had a chance to impress some nfl scouts in the senior bowl down in alabama. ... first quarter action... carson wentz finds iowa tight end henry krieger-coble for a short 5-yard gain... iowa's austin blythe also saw some action on the offensive line ... for northern iowa, deiondre hall saw plenty of playing on the defensive side... he nearly gets the interception ... then on the very next play, he makes a nice tackle on dak prescott... the nfl draft starts on april 28th a generally mostly cloudy sky can be expected tonight, with a slight chance of isolated light showers late. if one of these does graze by your area, you may

iowa, minnesota minnesota, michigan, 18 inches plus. the winds are going to be sustained anywhere between 20 and 40 miles an hour and then we will have those gusts to 50. what that will do with the snow is making the visibility coming down and that's why we will have the blizzard. if this is one day off it could cause a big problem for the cauc caucus >>> thank you. argentinians are scrambling to fight the largest plague of low kufts in 60 years - locusts. >> reporter: a single locust eats it's own body weight in a day. it eats any and all vegetation. an adult insect can fly more than 50 kilometers. that is just one locust. multiplied by millions, and that single locust forms part of a devastating force. >> translation: the huge swarm of flying locusts were here. at the end of the breeding cycle they laid their eggs and this is the product, the swarm. >> reporter: the region hasn't seen anything like this since the 195s. >> translation: -- 1950s. >> translation: we're trying to ensure they don't form swarms because if they do they will

more attention paid to bernie sanders when hifs building momentum, having crowds in washington and minnesota, thousands and thousands of people. but this is a race. it's not easy to get to the white house, nor should it be. when we leave here and still have new hampshire, nevada, then everybody coat gets to come to my home, south carolina. >> i can't wait. shrimp and grits are my favorite. everybody on the clinton side thought this was going to be easier. that's why they didn't take sand sand more seriously in the beginning. >> you can admit this -- >> certainly. >> they don't like to admit it. >> i'll get a text message later why did you say that and that's okay, but the fact of the matter is if someone shows up it's like basketball, if they get on the court and put their shoes on like you do, you have to take them seriously, you have to play ball. >> i want to talk about the turnout on the republican side because this is fascinating. attended republican caucuses in the past, 46% of caucusgoers. 40% their first time at a caucus. up from 29% who said that a few weeks ago. that of course is d