KYUNG LAH, CNN CORRESPONDENT: He's listened to her</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I probably went from 50/50 no I'm 78 percent or 80</s>LAH (voice-over): We did find a number of voters pledging to caucus for Klobuchar including Judith Anderson won over just this week.</s>JUDITH ANDERSON, DEMOCRATIC VOTER: Her sense of humor and relating to people directly was a wonderful experience.</s>LAH (on camera): And did the debate have anything to do with it?</s>ANDERSON: Oh, lord, yes.</s>LAH (voice-over): But overwhelmingly, many were like Jan Norris.</s>JAN NORRIS, DEMOCRATIC VOTER: How many have I seen? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven eight --</s>LAH: There are just so many to choose from, she says.</s>JAN NORRIS: There's 17.</s>LAH (on camera): 17 candidates? You've heard --</s>NORRIS: That I've personally heard speak, yes. Amy is definitely in the running.</s>LAH: Do you feel like you're running out of time as far as making a decision?</s>NORRIS: Oh, no. February 2nd, maybe February 3rd.</s>LAH: That's when you'll make a decision?</s>NORRIS: Yes.</s>SEN. AMY KLOBUCHAR (D-MN) PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Thanks, you guys.</s>LAH (voice-over): So for the candidate working on an upset, the slow grind continues. Kyung Lah CNN, Council Bluffs, Iowa.</s>JESSICA DEAN, CNN HOST: Iowans taking that decision very seriously. Kyung, thank you. After two deadly crashes and an investigation that will stretch into the new year, the head of Boeing is out. Details just ahead.
Klobuchar Hopes to Capitalize on Debate Momentum in Iowa