rasmussen: it is a fair question.very instance in which there has been a significant terrorism incident affecting u.s. interests overseas or at home, almost as a matter of reflex each of our organizations of the federal government goes through its own self-diagnostic, what could we have done better. this is an approach we have taken in the aftermath of the boston marathon bombing, certain overseas events. looking at ourselves and saying what could we have done , differently? what might have been notable? what might've been apparent to us if we were looking in the right places? that doesn't mean that you are necessarily finding a smoking gun that a facility made a mistake, or there was a government screwup. we are trying to do our jobs better and holding ourselves to the highest standard of accountability. san bernardino is an ongoing law enforcement investigation, so i am a little bit limited on what i can say about that. i will say at this point, i have seen nothing to indicate that there was some dramatic bit of mis

rasmussen: it is a fair question. every instance in which there has been a significant terrorism incident affecting u.s. interests overseas or at home each agency goes through its self-evaluation. what we've done better? bombing,n marathon certain overseas events. looking at ourselves in saying what could we have done differently? what might've been apparent to us if we did looking in the right places? that doesn't mean that you are necessarily finding a smoking gun that facility made a mistake. or was government screwup. we are trying to do our jobs better and holding ourselves to the highest standard of accountability. san bernardino is an ongoing law enforcement investigation so there is a limit to how much i can say about that. indicateen nothing to that there was some dramatic bit of missed opportunity on the part of law enforcement or intelligence to get ahead of what happened and san bernardino. the kind of activity that we typically see from homegrown violent extremists is activity that won't necessarily be vi

katty: anders rasmussen, thank you very much for joining me. mr. rasmussen: you're welcome. katty: as you heard, one of the conflicts that western leaders are concerned about at the moment is the tension between ukraine and russia. today russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, appealed for calm after the flareup over the annexed territory of crimea. both countries still bitterly disputed control and ownership of the peninsula, which russia seized two years ago. last week, moscow accused kiev of armed attacks in the region. from the border, here is the bbc's tom burridge. tom: this is how a summer holiday here starts or ends. this is not an international border for much of the world. everyone here is ukrainian. the homes, hotels or families on the other side in russian controlled crimea, after russian claims of the ukrainian-inspired plot there, relations between the two countries have hit a new low. russian security agency, the fsb, claims hidden explosives in a video here were intended for targets in crimea. ukraine says the whole story is a fake. this fsb video shows one

both rasmussen and his arm was stitched up and he's back home now. i asked if he feeees like a hero for what he did... " no. i think anyone would have done it." we've got you covered.. in waterloo.. amanda gilbert... american red cross volunteers came to help out to help as well.... this was the 21st fire they responded to this yearr a crane lifts a semi out of a ditch in the days after it crashes and leaks 36 hundred gallons of de-icing fluid... crews tell us the wind wasn't a problem lifting it out. the cyrotech de- icing technology truck rolled monday afternoon on i-380 south of cedar rapids... a crane had to be brought in to lift the trailer out of the ditch. the truck leaked de-icing fluid and diesel fuel which flowed downstream into the coralville reservoir. a woman in ioww testing posititi for the zika virus -- the iowa department of public health announcing today. this is the first reported case of an iowan contracting the virus. we're told it's a woman between the ages of 61 and 80 - who recently traveled to central america. the health depar

rasmussen with you. what are each of your agencies doing to prevent recruitment of americans by terrorist groos like isis. what could and should we be doing. everyone realizes and i love your analysis about squeezing sessegnon and guys slipping out through our fingers and going to other places. how do we better ensure they are not successful as they slip out to other places and going to the u.s. more importantly they aren't successful radicalizing even from afar the folks that are in the u.s. please. >> thank you. ntct plays roles in counter-terrorism and recruitment of american u.s. persons. first of all we provide the analysis that underpibs much of the community's effort trying to understand the process of radical organization, the way individuals succumb or find themselves vulnerable to this extremist version of ideology. that analyst cal understanding helps inform strategy and policy efforts that secretary johnson's task force is leading at the department of homeland security. there's that baseline

rasmussen: the two different variants of plotting pose different challenges. when you are dealing with organized terrorist group that has the ability to direct and plan and plot over a long. while that is , it alsoly dangerous gives us bench points along the way and disruption opportunities. the longer it takes for a plot to mature and for resources to the moreed, opportunities exist for our intelligence and law enforcement and military to do with they do thatto disrupt the plots exist. when you are dealing with the second category, something that acting self initiated, in the name of the terrorist that is much more of a challenge particular here inside the united states. you can't rely on the kinds of clues and tipping information that would give the opportunity to plan that disruption. you have heard director call me talking about this publicly. secretary johnson has talked about this. we need help from communities around the country. homegrown violent extremists, it is these cases where the single is when opportunity individuals in those communities recogni

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eric rasmussen, fox 25 news. >>> we sent out an alert on our the fox 25 news and weather app can keep you up to date wherever you are. both are free to download on apple and android devices. >>> now to the weather where we've been on somewhat of a roller coaster. one day we're dealing with ice, snow and rain and the next day we're in the 60s in some areas. hard to believe. kevin longshoremen let me is in the storm track weather center to show us what to expect next. >> hurricane-force winds, too, mark. you and i were talking about that before we came on the air tonight. battling the houses last night just some rainshowers out there tonight. some downpours just north of boston. you'll see the yellow lighting up from lexington to arlington, woburn, melrose, saugus and close to salem seeing some of those right now. to the southshore, just some sprinkles out this way but scattered about and then on here, you get into some of the higher terrain, especially in northern worcester county, out beyond sterling and toward bare some storms showing up. with any rainshowers hanging around the highe

panthers not going down without a fight...anna rasmussen, nothing but net on the long two...but dakota valley gets upset tonight, they fall 52-46. chris: class 3a boys teams in iowa need two more wins tomake it to des momoes. tonight, t t of the areas better programs over the past decade, heelan and moc floyd valley, squared off with a spot at substate on the line. the dutch knocked the crusaders out of the postseason two years ago.

gummi bears and hot dogs paid off for rob coleman, rasmussen. jade young caught and released this blue gill at silver pond in delhi.. another slab blue gill. nolan schwartz caught it on fathers day weekend. jacob krambeer teamed up with his dad for the 19 inch bass. way to go buddy ro. nikole rower-solem is all smiles with her lake mcbride walleye. and who is the tallest hog at the trough? stephanie cook released this 6 1/2 pounder at lake belva deer. ' with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell with smart phone apps like uber, ride sharing is not a new concept. the iowa d-o-t hopes a new website will help make ride sharing on i-380 a daily routine. 4 iowa state students are facing drug charges after

for fox 25 investigates, eric rasmussen. >> mark: braintree's police chief moved up his retirement date as the department deals with an evidence scandal. fox 25's obtained chief russ jenkins's retirement letter. he's planning to leave the police department next month instead of next year. evidence was missing from the evidence room including guns, drugs and cash. the mayor says he only wishes >> kevin: falling to 69 degrees at logan airport. 70's in the western part of town and in the metro west area, but these temperatures, they're changing. the cooldown on the way. >> the reporter: a defense attorney charged with running a man over with her s.u.v., hides her face in court. but, coming up, hear her message form the man she's accused of killing. >> plus, there's a lot of fight in this little dog. it was hit by a commuter rail and survived. how can you help little charlie

and right now, rasmussen in terms of a popular poll has you up by two points. that is dramatic shift. what's behind that? i know you're happy about the number. but what do you think the reason is? >> well, because number one, people are listening to me, they're listening to me on the military, they're listening to me on my policies on china and all of these countries that are just killing the united states. they're taking their jobs. people haven't had a pay increase in many, many years as we discussed. i mean, effectively they're making less now than they made 18 years ago. and we're losing our jobs. look at indiana where carrier is leaving for mexico. carrier air conditioning corporation, leaving for mexico. i have been talking about it for months and it's a disgrace. they're going to go to mexico. they'll make equipment, sell it back into the united states. there won't be any tax to pay, there's nothing and we're losing our jobs. our manufacturing is way down. so i'm not surprised to see this poll. i'll beat hillary. cruz can't beat hillary. don't forget, i

and for director rasmussen, we'll move on to a different topic. in your testimony, you noted that in, quote, having passed the 15-year mark since 9/11, the array of terrorist actors around the globe is broader, wider, and deeper than it has been at any time since that day. end quote. and an issue i have been focused on is the rise of isis in southeast asia. is nctc concerned with this, and what do you believe to be the potential impact on u.s. national security? >> terrific question, senator. i just returned from four nations in southeast asia in the last two weeks myself because i was concerned about, as the caliphate has looked to expand around the world, there are certainly vulnerable populations in southeast asia, in a number of countries where the isil ideology could find fertile ground. as you well know, in the period aff9/11, southeast asia was a very active theater for al qaeda and the al qaeda affiliated organization posed a major threat in southeast asia to u.s. interests and to interests of our partners. we have known looking back this

nick rasmussen is a honda sales manager and says right now customers can get nick rasmussen / honda sales manager 09:22:41-50 we have discounts on the crv starting at about $2200 off and go out to about $3200 off which is pretty abnormal for crv's to have such a big discount. rasnussen says the incentives are to get rid of this years models to make room for next years. but experts say it may be reflective of a bigger trend, an effort by manufacturers to keep sales up, and compete with late model used cars. discounts in september hit a level not seen since the financial crisis in late 2008. tim jackson / colorado automobile dealers association 09:30:08-15 there will be what i willca consumers with the changing market dynamics and one of those might be a softening of the pricing. 15 we expect that and frankly it's about this time of the year that you usually get that so it may be a little more pronounced this year. tim jackson oversees a statewide automobile dealers association, and says there are other factors behind a potential price drop. sales of new vehicles have pleateaued, demand for

there are so many polls, the one i would watch is by rasmussen because he is the only one of them that is a political pollster instead of a pollster that just doesn't market research and politics thrown inches rasmussen had hillary ahead by seven at the end of august. by four by four on september 9, by two on septembey ahead by seven, that had by two and then trump ahead by two and now trump had by six. i think that probably reflects the flow that is going on in the selection. [applause] [inaudible] >> everyone, i would appreciate if they would make a line line down the middle again and =-equals-sign all of the book for you. the books are being sold at the corner here, carol is waving over there to purchase a book and then if you could line in the center and he will sign them here and you can take some great pictures with them, we have a great photographer and if you want to take some of your own with your own camera that is perfectly all right. okay. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> here's a look at upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the count

now the rasmussens are just two of 14 all day. >> it is so quiet. we don't make out of it, and yet we are just really down. >> the reason is here. the vanuatu international airport. >> this is more than just a runway. for vauatu, a country dependent on tourism, this stretch of car macis crucial to the economy. but the runway is damaged. workers are carrying out emergency repairs. >> we're committed to making sure that this runway is completely safe. that's basically what we're doing right now. >> but the patch up job has come too late. three big airports an have suspended services to vanuatu. that cuts seven flights a week. a year ago vanuatu was hit by a cyclone, but the tourism has been hit worse. >> it is what it is. it is a term situation cruz ships are still coming in, but passengers creep and mostly eat on board. these tourists are wort come by air. now the police and army keep watch. >> at least we have to find some ways to earn our income. >> some think the runway damage was caused by planes like this one, most blame politicians for ignoring

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would you agree with that assessment director rasmussen? absolutely and that's why what i alluded to in my response to senator carper's question as the officers i have working alongside jeh johnson's officer doing exactly that. they are engaging with local communities around the country to exactly the ends you describe. >> the vilification of the muslim community in this country is counterproductive to the most essential piece of our prevention efforts to the biggest threat we face which is the radicalization of lone wolves which is akin to looking for the veritable needle in a haystack, correct? >> again to reiterate there's no question that we need a cooperative engaged productive partnership with the muslim community but not just muslim communities the communities at large as we deal with the challenge of the lone wolves. >> in that light director comey when we have had a number of arsons in mosques across the country, is there an effort that is beyond, i was an arson prosecutor a long time ago and i know the great work of the atf and th

in our exclusive 13 action news/rasmussen poll.. we're learning nevadans think about it. 13 action news political analyst jon ralston with more. ---our latest ktnv/rasmussen poll shows that the move to legalize marijuana still appeals to a majority of voters. graphic legalization of marijuana for recreational use in nevada if it is regulated and taxed like alcohol? 53-percent favor 39-percent oppose 8-percent not sure that 53-39 result isn;t much different than what our last poll found in july. ----but will it be good enough to hold through november? it may not be. ----a new group called protect our children -- always love the on the ballot. they are hoping to raise a lot of money, perhaps from known foe sheldon adelson, and they have hired governor brian sandoval's political team to run the campaign. people here in las vegas are getting a chance to see.... a side of they may not want to see. where you can see donald trump.... in his birthday suit... and... why the artist says..... it's his way of removing.... some of trump's armor.

investigative reporter eric rasmussen is live in the control room and eric, that's not the only change happening. >> the reporter: it's not, ock. both fox 25 investigates and our sister station in seattle, found employees of office depot and office max diagnosing computer problems that simply didn't exist. office depot and office max are the same company and that company says it is a review. from the office max in dorchester. >> i was surprised to hear that i needed more than $149 in diagnostics and repairs on my computer for poor security and poor performance. >> the reporter: in marlboro, technicians said our laptop showed signs of poor performance and recommended a fix between $149 an $199. what the techs didn't know is that these computers were brand new, right out of the box, and our sister station in seattle also had six brand new computers go through the free scan at office depot stores in washington and oregon, and four stories, they were told computers had symptoms of malware and needed repairs. >> i've spoken to everybody i can think of and nothing was being done of it. >> th

our exclusive rasmussen polls have found the majority of voters support both metro will be monitoring polling places today... to make sure nothing out of the ordinary happens. police will also have their eye on the ballot boxes--- ensuring no one tampers with them with before the final count. stay right here on 13 action news all day long we'll have on-air and online.... if you need information about the election...or what your polling place is just head to k-t-n-v dot com... mainly sunny skies continue along with abnormally warm conditions and light winds switching directions throughout the day. high pressure hold to the southwest and will allow temperatures to hold between 6 and 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. today, highs will range between 78 and 84 degrees valley wide with central las vegas reaching 81 degrees; 10 degrees above our norma for this time of year. upper 70s and lower 80s will continue through the work week along with mainly sunny skies and mild winds. by the weekend, a disturbance will pass just to the north of southern nevada and will allow upper 70s

. >> eric rasmussen has a critical report from the comptroller's office. >> a day before the festivities at the hat shell along the charles river a free state party thrown by managers now has what state agency feeling even more heat. the comptroller's office says it cost taxpayers more than $300,000. the new report obtained by fox 25 investigates through a public records request filed last month also found dcr's own review of the unsanctioned event lacked impartiality and independence. civic resigned after the scandal first surfaced and now the comptroller's office found the department of corrections staff assisted with the setup of chairs in the v.i.p. area where the private party ended up. >> and they told us its inmate work crew do the 4th of july setup every year and says they had no idea they were doing work for a private party. a spokesman for dcr says it worked with the comptroller's office on the latest review and those two managers who threw the now paid back the full $2500. for fox 25 investigates, i'm eric rasmussen. >> if you have a tip you'd like fox 25 investigates to look

in the last 4:40, rasmussen able to bring it ahead. scrappy play by carter. twisted back along now for the desjardins. granlund ran by a couple. folin moves to the front of the net to protect as this comes on across. it comes across to keith that one is deflected away. comes back along now for desjardins. up against the boards by mike reilly. jammed back by desjardins, held by keith. delays and fires and another kneeling save made by dubnyk. that one is directed away. >> eddie: a great shot from andrew desjardins and dubnyk with the good luck pad save. >> doc: keith and then hjalmarsson. back to keith again. a strong game by dubnyk. hjalmarsson had that one blocked right down and carried back up again. and laid back in by carter and he comes to the bench for a change. >> pierre: a strong game, carter, outstanding game. he would be one of my three stars today. >> pierre: agreed. >> doc: angled back for seabrook. he must go back to center. blackhawks with some time off now. they will not play until thursday when they'll host nashville. then they will go to wash

rasmussen today has you up. previously you were down, the real clear politics average was down minus 7. what has changed in the last couple weeks from your perspective where that race in a general election, hypothetical matchup, has closed the way it has? >> the voters are getting to know me. i'll go a step further. young people with bernie sanders are going to come over to my side. they want jobs and see what's happening. bernie sanders and i agree on one thing, trade. we don't know what we're doing on trade. the difference is i'll bamake great deals out of it. he's a socialist. he doesn't know what to do. i'll make great deals out of it. the people with bernie sanders, the young people, i belief they' believe they're going to vote for me. i think a lot of the people with hillary are going to vote for any. certainly the independents and people that have never voted, they've already come over and voted for me. that's why the republican party is up millions of votes. so i'm leading cruz by millions and millions o

our exclusive k-t-n-v-rasmussen four points...46 to 42. that 4-point lead is just outside the 3-and a half percent margin of error. libertarian candidate gary johnson polling right now at just 5 percent. donald trump is slamming recent polls that show him trailing clinton...not just in nevada but nationally! some polls show him behind by double digits donald trump: "i actually think we're winning and what they do is they show these phony polls." donald trump: "it's watch the polls because this is part of the crooked system." trump is suggesting that polling is part of an effor t to manipulate the election...something he has been saying for a while.. clinton hasn't been addressing the polls as much in public... instead she's been trying to stay on message. yesterday she campaigned with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. and warren used trump's words against him--- in hopes of getting women out to vote. sen. elizabeth warren / (d) massachusetts: "wen are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes." clinton will get more suppo

in boston, eric rasmussen, fox 25 news. >> a loaded gun seized from a nashua high school south he realized he had a hand gun on him. he was taken to a local hospital... >> we are tracking some changes on the way. clear out there. there are some clouds here in southern massachusetts, really southeastern mass. the storm out until the ocean continues to spin around and push some clouds back toward you. you may have some clouds out there first thing in the morning for you, but i'm expecting it to be -- end up being a sunny day. we'll call it mostly sunny across southern new england. but the changes are hiding behind me here. that storm coming through the mid west, out of the west and into the midwest and the plain states, it has a blizzard warning attached to it. western minnesota, the dakotas, not funny but funny to think that in november we're talking about that already. this snow continues to fall through the rockies, pulling out of denver tonight and the whole storm system has his eyes on the east coast. it's going to bring some changes our way, just the idea the kind of snow they're looki

scott rasmussen with me now of the leading polling company. last night hillary earned the title of the first female nominee. my next guest says she has earned another title offing about the first candidate to be under investigation by the f.b.i. to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it should be used along with diet and exercise. trulicity is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes and should not be used by people with severe stomach or intestinal problems or people with type i diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. trulicity is not insulin a

scardinanos attorney chris rasmussen says they could not understand the commands and says they had no ill intent in their actions... he spoke via facetime to our affiliate in houston.. ((chris rasmussen/attorne y for chloe scordianos) "they didn't enter this cabin to commit a sex act, this wasn't their intent. they were intoxicated which such as this, and i believe as they are charged they are not guilty." "in 18 years of practicing, i've never seen this charge" )) ((paul joncich)) people in the pod next to them noticed what was happening and some took out their phones to record it. security and the manager for the high roller told police sex acts in the pods are happening more often and they fear it will impact their reputation and business. we're also learning a little more about panzica... it turns out this is not his first run in with the law... about ten years ago in texas, where he is from, he faced numerous charges including possession of marijuana, burglary and d-u-i. ((paul joncich)) the pair faces charges of commissions of certain sex acts in public. and while the couple tho

clark rasmussen says he was (( )) clark rasmussen/web troll: "so i was thinking about it this morning and had jsut gotten around to seening the whole i'ts going to be a bird, but have knights in it sort of thing that foley talked about this week.. and i started going through the list of birds that are native to nevada and night hawks really jumped out on that list and i took a look to see if las vegas nighthawks.com available and it was already taken and it was registered to one of bill foley's companies." ((chris maathuis)) so one thing led to another and desert hawks and red hawks were all filed by foley's company. ((chris maathuis)) it was picture day for the unlv football team... it was also an off day for the team. the annual picture day took about an hour. they'd pose, smile and do it all over again. and you can tell they were having a good time. we tried to find the most photogenic rebel among the group. (( )) dominic baldwin/unlv dl; "coach said me but everyone out here is photogenic together, we like to have a lot of fun on photo day." tau lotulelei/linebacker; 'secretly type

. >> investigative reporter eric rasmussen recorded this on a security camera. >> 4 seconds, the amount of time when u.s. james nasario to when they taxed him to the grounded. the judge says it was justified but others question whether this eyes of force on a man who's mentally hill crossed the line. >> i was shocked. i was just blown away. >> get help here! >> reporter: march 29th -- [bleep] >> reporter: 11:29:00 a.m., courtroom 4 at the federal courthouse in boston. security camera video obtained u.s. marshals taking down unarmed defendant james nasario. shouting profanities, dragging him across the courtroom. >> even kicking him at least three times after he appeared already to be in handcuffs. >> there was nothing i could do to help him. >> reporter: nasario's fianc? was in the courtroom. >> i turned around because i couldn't see it. and all i heard was one of the marshals scrmi i'm going to break your mother f'ing wrists and i couldn't listen to it anymore. i had to leave. >> reporter: before the confrontation, nasario's hearing seemed to end without incident. the judge sentenced h

had a surrogate on just before donald trump started speaking, steve cortes, talking about upi and rasmussen, all the polls had him behind. we at msnbc look at these polls and their integrity and we decide which one is air-worthy, worthy of putting on the air. >> we don't recognize rasmussen polls. what we do is on live callers and people reaching their cell phones. it is done with the republicans and democratic polling firms of the most respected in the country who do our polling for us. they agree on all the questions and the numbers that we get later on. the other polls on the siding, there is an investor business daily poll that does meet our standards but it is an out liar of everything else we have seen. >> and right now, almost every national poll has hillary clinton up either in high single digits. let me show you quickly in those abc polls. forgive our viewers if they don't know what over sampling is. he mentioned an e-mail that comes out through wikileaks, john podesta's e-mails had been leaked out. that contains a sentence where someone is sugigesting over sampling. what is over s

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nick rasmussen is a honda sales manager and says right now customers can get nick rasmussen / honda sales manager 09:22:41-50 we have discounts on the crv starting at about $2200 off and go out to about $3200 off which is pretty abnormal for crv's to have such a big discount. rasnussen says the incentives are to get rid of this years models to make room for next years. but experts say it may be reflective of a bigger trend, an effort by manufacturers to keep sales up, and compete with late model used cars. discounts in september hit a level not seen since the financial crisis in late 2008. tim jackson / colorado automobile dealers associ 09:30:08-15 there will be what i will call opportunities for consumers with the changing market dynamics and one of those might be a softening of the pricing. 15 we expect that and frankly it's about this time of the year that you usually get that so it may be a little more pronounced this year. tim jackson oversees a statewide automobile dealers association, and says there are other factors behind a potential price drop. sales of new vehicles have pleate

in the last 4:40, rasmussen able to bring it ahead. scrappy play by carter. twisted back along now for the hold and the flip back in for desjardins. granlund ran by a couple. folin moves to the front of the net to protect as this comes on across. it comes across to keith that one is deflected away. comes back along now for desjardins. up against the boards by mike reilly. jammed back by desjardins, held by keith. delays and fires and another kneeling save made by dubnyk. that one is directed away. >> eddie: a great shot from andrew desjardins and dubnyk with the good luck pad save. >> doc: keith and then hjalmarsson. hjalmarsson had that one blocked right down and carried back up again. and laid back in by carter and he comes to the bench for a change. >> pierre: a strong game, carter, outstanding game. >> doc: boy, a solid day for the wild. he would be one of my three stars today. >> pierre: agreed. >> doc: angled back for seabrook. he must go back to center. blackhawks with some time off now. they will not play until thursday when they'll host nashville. th

in the last 4:40, rasmussen able to bring it ahead. scrappy play by carter. twisted back along now for the hold and the flip back in for desjardins. granlund ran by a couple. net to protect as this comes on across. it comes across to keith that one is deflected away. comes back along now for desjardins. up against the boards by mike reilly. jammed back by desjardins, held by keith. delays and fires and another kneeling save made by dubnyk. that one is directed away. >> eddie: a great shot from andrew desjardins and dubnyk with the good luck pad save. hjalmarsson. back to keith again. a strong game by dubnyk. hjalmarsson had that one blocked right down and carried back up again. and laid back in by carter and he comes to the bench for a change. >> pierre: a strong game, carter, outstanding game. >> doc: boy, a solid day for the wild. he would be one of my three stars today. >> pierre: agreed. he must go back to center. blackhawks with some time off now. they will not play until thursday when they'll host nashville. then they will go to washington sunday and a

in the last 4:40, rasmussen able to bring it ahead. scrappy play by carter. twisted back along now for the hold and the flip back in for desjardins. granlund ran by a couple. folin moves to the front of the across. it comes across to keith that comes back along now for up against the boards by mike reilly. jammed back by desjardins, held by keith. delays and fires and another kneeling save made by dubnyk. that one is directed away. >> eddie: a great shot from andrew desjardins and dubnyk with the good luck pad save. >> doc: keith and then hjalmarsson. back to keith again. a strong game by dubnyk. hjalmarsson had that one blocked right down and carried back up again. and laid back in by carter and he comes to the bench for a change. >> pierre: a strong game, carter, outstanding game. >> doc: boy, a solid day for the wild. he would be one of my three stars today. >> pierre: agreed. >> doc: angled back for seabrook. he must go back to center. blackhawks with some time off now. they will not play until thursday when they'll host nashville. sunday and a week from

in the last 4:40, rasmussen able to bring it ahead. scrappy play by carter. twisted back along now for the hold and the flip back in for granlund ran by a couple. folin moves to the front of the net to protect as this comes on across. it comes across to keith that one is deflected away. comes back along now for desjardins. up against the boards by mike reilly. jammed back by desjardins, held by keith. delays and fires and another kneeling save made by dubnyk. that one is directed away. >> eddie: a great shot from andrew desjardins and dubnyk with the good luck pad save. >> doc: keith and then hjalmarsson. back to keith again. a strong game by dubnyk. hjalmarsson had that one blocked right down and carried back up again. and laid back in by carter and he comes to the bench for a change. >> pierre: a strong game, carter, outstanding game. >> doc: boy, a solid day for the wild. he would be one of my three stars today. >> pierre: agreed. he must go back to center. blackhawks with some time off now. they will not play until thursday when they'll host nashville. th

rasmussen today has you up. previously you were down, the real clear politics average was down minus 7. what has changed in the last couple weeks from your perspective where that race in a general election, hypothetical matchup, has closed the way it has? >> the voters are getting to know me. i'll go a step further. young people with bernie sanders are going to come over to my side. they want jobs and see what's happening. bernie sanders and i agree on one thing, trade. we don't know what we're doing on trade. the difference is i'll bamake great deals out of it. he's a socialist. he doesn't know what to do. i'll make great deals out of it. the people with bernie sanders, the young people, i belief they' believe they're going to vote for me. i think a lot of the people with hillary are going to vote for any. certainly the independents and people that have never voted, they've already come over and voted for me. that's why the republican party is up millions of votes. so i'm leading cruz by millions and millions o

and a recent rasmussen poll consider reducing the cost of health care more important than making sure everyone has insurance, which is the goal of obamacare. but what can consumers to do control their cost? these days, it' s easy to comparison shop for just about anything, except medical care, one of the most expensive services you' ll ever need. that gave us an idea. we partnered on a project to try to compare prices of specific procedures. we ended up with some incredible results that show it pays to shop around. scott haller: i was often sent to the wrong place many times. sharyl: scott haller played the role of patient in our project. he' s a research assistant at the boston-based pioneer institute research group. the institute helped conduct a survey for "full measure" of 54 hospitals in six states -- texas, new york, california, iowa, north carolina and florida. scott h.: i would call the operator and ask for a cost estimate for an mri of my left knee without contrast, and basically see where they sent me because it could be one of many sharyl: shopping around is more crucial th

in that same exclusive 13-action news/ rasmussen reports survey.. we also asked if you'd be more likely.. or less likely to vote for a room tax hike to build the stadium. 38% said they'd be less likely. 20% said more likely. 36% said it would have no impact on their voting decision. 6% weren't sure. we're getting answers tonight.... about a defunt.... "i-t-t tech"..... that left thousands of students high and dry!!! "brightwood college".... formerly known as.... "kaplan college".... is welcoming.... former i-t-t students brightwood says... it will honor credits..... from many i-t-t programs... transfer. many of the students..... lost college loan money.... when i-t- t shut down.... so... brightwood is waiving enrollment fees.... registration fees.... residency requirements... and entrance exams. "i-t-t tech" recently shut down.... all of it's campuses. tonight.... we're going dirty dining... and it's a place..... that chief investigator darcy spears....has dined herself. we'll show the creepy crawlies.... that nearly got this place... shut down. and

rasmussen one more play. let's listen to this crowd. the home team has won. final score in the game, 6-1 the wild. good evening from minnesota. >>> nbc sports thanks you for the national hockey league. i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to work. this woman that works there comes over and asks can i help you? and he was so happy, to do it amazing right? i never would have expected would have thought that anyone would find that do that. make that go out of their way for me. right then, right there i couldn't believe it he was so helpful i know it's such a small thing little thing. simple thing but it made me smile made me happy made my day share your story. >> late breaking, flames caught on camera. what made the fire so difficult to fight. history made at the daytona 500 with the closest finish ever. we are live in the speedway. and investigators investigate a string of shooting. the first, police release information on a string of robberies. the suspect is waiting to be m stewart moore in for adrian whitse

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clark rasmussen says he had a moment of inspiration. clark rasmussen/web troll: "so i was thinking about it this morning and had just but have knights in it sort of thing that foley talked about this week.. and i started going through the list of birds that are native to nevada and night hawks really jumped out on that list and i took a look to see if las vegas nighthawks.com available and it was already taken and it was registered to one of bill foley's companies." ((chris maathuis)) so one thing led to another and desert hawks and red hawks were all filed by foley's company. in all of major league baseball, las vegan chris carter is 3rd in strikeouts. but he's also 8th in the league with 27 home runs... carter leads off the scoring with a 2 run shot and the brewers beat the braves 11-3. carter also with 66 rbi's on the season. ((chris maathuis)) it was photo day for the unlv football team. a day off from the daily grind. it also gave the guys a chance to smile for a while. nats ((chris maathuis)) it's time to smile... players: "i say

in the first post-election poll, "full measure" and rasmussen reports asked, how much do you trust the media coverage this election cycle? over two thirds said not so much. only a third of those surveyed said theha media's coverage of this election. and that says something about our once-trusted institutions -- media and polls. donald trump: i am officially running for president of the united states. [cheering] sharyl: the big miss started from day one. mara liasson: i think this is donald trump's biggest day. and he will be ignored from henceforth. actually, i hope he will. sharyl: never before have so candidate couldn't and shouldn't win. >> and, uh, we better be ready. he might be leading the republican ticket. [laughter] george: i know you don't believe that. [laughter] chris matthews: it was not close. it was over tonight. very clear result. hillary won big time. it was a shutout. bill sternberg: it is unusual, roger, for the first time in 34 years, since usa today was founded in 1982, the editoria the presidential race, specifically, we are urging voters not to support donald tru