HOLMES: Welcome back. Former U.S. vice President Joe Biden looking for votes in Iowa ahead of the long awaited caucuses in February. And the Democratic presidential candidate has come up with a slogan to show how he is the real deal. Arlette Saenz reports.</s>ARLETTE SAENZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Joe Biden kicked off what he calls his "No Malarkey" bus tour. It will take him to 18 Iowa counties to meet one on one with voters. Now Joe Biden right now is leading nationally. He's the front-runner in most polls. But here in Iowa, it is a more mixed race. Pete Buttigieg was shown as leader in the state with Joe Biden battling it out for second with Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders. I asked Biden about what this bus tour means. Is this bus tour going to turn things around?</s>JOE BIDEN, FORMER U.S. VICE PRESIDENT AND PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: I think our campaign is going fine. And I think it's going to help. We have to earn the votes. We have to show up. That's what I'm doing.</s>QUESTION: Can you win the nomination without winning in Iowa?</s>BIDEN: Yes. But I'm going to win Iowa.</s>QUESTION: What are you telling voters about why you want to be president?</s>BIDEN: You got an hour?</s>SAENZ: One main focus is trying to put Biden in front of as many voters as possible. His ability to connect with people is one of his key strengths ahead of the Iowa caucuses. As for why it is called the No Malarkey bus tour, he said it's because the other guy, referring to President Trump, is all lies -- Arlette Saenz, CNN, Iowa.</s>HOLMES: Three charities have come up with a unique way to fight the stigma of HIV. They have helped set up the first HIV-positive sperm bank. More about the initiative in New Zealand.
Joe Biden to Campaign in Iowa