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Will do their part in helping decide their partys nominee for president. Hillary clinton and Bernie Sanders have had a busy week last night. Both candidates pushing for last minute support in a race described as too close to call. Neither candidate broke new ground with their speeches. Concentrate on their strong points while also working to rally their supporters to make sure they show up for todays caucuses. Bernie sanders we are gaining momentum because people are politics. Theyre tired of es...

In mere hours, Democratic Caucus goers across the state will do their part in helping decide their partys nominee for president. Hillary clinton and Bernie Sanders have had a busy week campaigning and that continued well into the night. Both candidates pushing for last minute support in a race described as too close to call. Neither candidate broke new instead, deciding to concentrate on their strong rally their supporters to make sure they show up for todays caucuses. Bernie sanders we are gain...

Stories for you and bring you any updates as they become available. The time now is. Lets turn it over to 13 weather first meteorologist carlo falco with a check of the forecast. adlib adlib all eyes are on nevada for the 13 action News Reporter Parker Collins is live near downtown las vegas. With our caucus coverage. Parker . adlib adlib . Reporting live Parker Collins 13 action news. Hillary clinton and Bernie Sanders have had a busy week continued well into last night. Both candidates pushing...

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