and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly. and, ben, you're a terrible surgeon. now that we've gotten the donald trump portion out of the way -- >> so by many accounts, that was the end of the excitement on fox. barely four minutes into last night's republican debate. most of what little fireworks there were, were over the hot-button issue of immigration. >> but it's the issue that's front and center with one voting bloc that's working overtime to get out the vote in iowa. abc's ines de la cuetara explains. >> reporter: christian is just any vote. he is part of the league of united latin american citizens. and from door knocking to mock caucus trainings, this year they're doing everything they can to get latinos to caucus. >> people understand the importance of voting but may not know how to vote or know the

>> reporter: latinos make up just 6% of the total population here, but lulac estimates that accounts for about 70,000 potential caucusgoers, and that's a high number given that last cycle just 90,000 voters participated in the republican caucuses. >> we are unknown commodity here in iowa. >> reporter: it's a nonpartisan effort. lulac says their only goal is to get out the vote and make sure they understand how the caucus process works. many of the first-time voters here, for inst anyone in their families to show them the ropes. >> it's not like something they're used to. she doesn't know that much english sometimes. sometimes that's a barrier. she doesn't want to the go to these events and feel weird or uncomfortable or left out. >> reporter: and while some campaigns are trying -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: lulac says those that haven't made much of an effort with iowa latinos may pay the price on caucus day and

>> if you're not doing enough to reach out to latino voters in iowa, you're not going to do enough to turn them out for you in the general election. >> reporter: the iowa caucuses will be held on february 1st. so just a few days away now. lulac says it hopes latina voters will make up at least 10% of total caucusgoers this year. ines de la cuetara, abc news, des moines, iowa. >> des moines looks so warm this time of year. >> our thanks to inez for that report. coming up, the growing problem of ticket fixing. > it's not your imagination. why is it really becoming virtually impossible to get a decent seat at a concert or ball game at face value? we'll explain. you're watching "world news now."

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abc's rebecca jarvis explains. hello from the other side >> reporter: from adele to bruce springsteen. dancing in the dark >> reporter: -- thousands of frustrated fans shut out or forced to pay as much as $9,000 a ticket to their shows. the new york attorney general says the system is rigged against the consumer. >> middlemen, brokers, ticket vendors and more who really use any means they can, some legal, some illegal, our report uncovers what's really a shadowy network. >> reporter: finding the majority of tickets go to presales and music insiders, leaving less than half reserved for the public. and even then, ordinary fans have to compete with resellers, some who may use special software, known as bots, to buy up blocks of tickets at lightning fast speeds, often marking them up to astronomically high prices on the resale market. >> and that's what we call a rigged system. >> reporter: investigators say this crack down is just the tip of the iceberg.

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saying, this poor little movie fires blanks. >> oh. well, next up something much lighter. one of the most successful animated franchises in the world returns to the big screen. "kung fu panda 3" sees po's long lost father suddenly reappearing as they travel to a secret panda paradise that po must rescue from a supernatural villain. >> you look just like me but a baby. >> you're like me but old. you're like me but fatter. >> oh, yeah. >> you're like me but with a hat. >> this is a good one. who doesn't love a good panda story, right? >> do you think tian-tian has the same conversation? >> probably. "kung fu panda 3" is scoring high. 80% on rotten tomatoes. the critics love it. daniel eagen calls it tightly written and marvelously imaginative. and "the hollywood reporter" says it refuses to panda to the lowest common denominator. you get it? panda? >> oh, very nice.

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