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President ial candidates from both parties are criss crossing the state just hours ahead of the caucuses. Abcs brandi hitt is live in iowa tonight with the latest from the campaign trail. Nats. Rally. The day before the iowa showdown. Its an allout push to win undecided voters. Sot sen. Marco rubio r president ial candidate Hillary Clinton is not qualified to be president. graphic the final poll before the caucuses. Shows donald trump leading the gop race five points ahead of ted cruz. Sot donald trump r president ial candidate were leading in the polls. And you will want to stay with 9 on you...

The gop race now five points ahead of ted cruz. Cruzs campaign. Also fighting back this morning over controversial mailers. Telling iowa voters their turnout will be graded by state Election Officials. Iowa Election Officials blasted the mailer as misleading. But cruz is refusing to apologize. On the democratic side. Its a tight race between Hillary Clinton and bernie sanders. Sanders volunteers knocked on 75thousand doors this weekend alone. He finds himself trailing clinton by three points. What our job is in the next 24 hours is to make sure there is a large voter turnout. Meanwhile. Clinto...

We want to show you what overthecounter narcan looks like. It usually comes in a nasal spray and costs about 80 to 100 dollars. Cvs would be the first major drug store chain to start selling narcan in ohio. A law passed last year allowed people to buy narcan over the counter at pharmacies. But the problem is few have offered it. By our count only eight pharmacies in the tristate sell it. And only 26 statewide. The drug can save someone whos overdosed with heroin. Ohio has seen an increase in Overdose Deaths in recent years. A large percentage of those from heroin. A drug forum is set for today...

As Tuesday's Republican primaries gets closer, the campaign finances get darker and more personal.

Sen. Cody Rogers, R-Tulsa, asked for an update when ODOT Director Tim Gatz met with a Senate committee. Gatz said an $85 million federal grant will help accelerate work.