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

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

erik rasmussen presses for answers. and ahead at 10:00 why parents are being kept in the dark when it comes to their kids safety. plus, the airline want people with a specific samsung cell phone to turn them off before takeoff. why the simple request could passenger safety. remember this picture showing grandmother and grandmother high heroin with the 4-year-old grandson in cottage cheese doesn't have to be just plain cottage cheese. with hood, it can be... ? hey! ? ...peach on a bagel... ? uh-huh ? ...garden vegetable on a caprese salad... ? hey! ? ...pineapple on a waffle... or cucumber and dill as a dip. ilities are endless. always good. always hood. try new honey & pear and maple & vanilla. ? hey! ? >> the grandmother seen in a viral photo claims she was not using heroin. she tells the daily mail she had one bottle of blueberry ale and part of a painkiller before this photo was taken. she's serving time for child not back yet. the photo of her and her boyfriend unconscious drew outrage. passic admits she made "the w

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.

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

eric rasmussen with fox 25. we want to talk about the charges against you. what do you have to say for yourself? >> i believe you're on private property. >> okay. is there anything you want to say? >> absolutely not. >> that's chris chasen. he was driving for gardner schools employed by bus contractor called first student. the company fired chasen after chasen has pled not guilty. the state didn't know about the charges, so he didn't have his license to drive ibus revoked. it turns out someone had to actually report his case to the state for that to happen. background checks will flag drivers, but only after convicted. look what we got. we asked the state for records of drivers who had their licenses suspended or revoked. we got nearly 100 pages but almost everything, names, black on youed -- blacked out. we caught up with the man that handled school bus licenses and that's our full report at 10:00. >> i think a lot of parents are interested in this. we'll look forward to that report tonight, eric. >>> a flat road for gas prices in massachusetts this week. a

erik rasmussen presses for answers. and ahead at 10:00 why parents are being kept in the dark when it comes to their kids safety. plus, the airline want people with a samsung cell phone to turn them off before takeoff. why the simple request could be leaving a gap in passenger safety. remember this picture showing grandmother and grandmother high heroin with is that ice-t? nope, it's lemonade. is that ice-t? lemonade. ice-t? what's with these people, man? ok. delicious. ice-t at a lemonade stand? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money marin saved by switching to geico. yo, ice-t! it's lemonade, man! >> the grandmother seen in a viral photo claims she was not using heroin. she tells the daily mail she had one bottle of blueberry ale and part of a painkiller before this photo was taken. she's serving time for child endangerment charges in ohio buttocks calling reports are not back yet. the photo of her and her boyfriend unconscious drew outrage. passic admits she made "the worst mistake of her life. >>> there h

let's bring in amy holmes, political analyst at rasmussen reporters and former speechwriter for senatey leader bill frist. amy, welcome to you. i want to get your reaction to what we've just heard. your take really on the trump foundation story. >> well, i don't know enough about it. i can tell you that foundations very typically collect money to give to other organizations to carry out work in furtherance of that foundation's mission. i'd have to really frankly zig a little deeper into the article. it's the first i'm hearing about it but when it comes to conflict much interest, of course, the clinton foundation will be under scrutiny, a lot of jutescrutiny the trump campaign for potential conflicts of interest for secretary v state hillary clinton when she was serving as our top diplomat and tyki takin money from foreign donors at the clinton foundation. >> you bring up the kts fountcl foundation story. do you think this story could have an impact on the trump campaign? >> i don't think so because donald trump was not serving in an official capacity for the united states government wh

and i went there because -- >> because of rasmussen. >> because of rasmussen. and there were, there was a youngish inuit marine mammal hunter there, named from the jan danielson, for get he has danish name he is inuit. he done the same trip as rasmussen only in the 1970s, from the 1920s. i get him to take me on the trip all the way to point hope alaska. he met him and asked him, he laughed at me. no, that trip was very, very hard. you don't want to stay, you don't want to do that. you stay here with us, you travel with us, meaning his family and you will see plenty which i did. >> could you, if you can, bring up slide 11. >> so i will tell you while we're waiting for slight 11. yeah, that is me. that is my favorite picture of myself ever. it was about 20 below that day. we had been on a long trip, coldness which was 59 below zero traveling outside. so 20 below felt really good. we decided to stop and sunbathe. >> what were the villages like when you first saw them? >> well, greenland is, it doesn't have a lot of villages but they were, but they were vibrant. th

the results of an exclusive new 13-action news/ rasmussen reports poll shows a lot of people don't like the idea. only 34-percent say they're in favor.. while 52-percent oppose. another 14-percent say they're not sure. and there could be a potential voter backlash for lawmakers who do approve the deal. in our 13 action news// rasmussen poll we asked- are you more or less likely to vote for a state legislator who approves $750 million in new las vegas hotel room taxes for the stadium? 38% say ... less likely and only 20% say more likely 36% say... it will have no impact on their some good news for the team that's already calling las vegas home. season tickets deposits for the new nhl team are officially sold out! this comes more than a year before team drops the first puck. the las vegas expansion franchise has received deposits on 16- thousand season tickets. there is now a 'wait list' available for fans interested in becoming season ticket holders.. game-day tickets will be available. small acts of kindness are trending this morning.. and it's all for first responders who've been worki

he's back with some more information from our exclusive 13 action news/rasmussen poll on stadium support. jon.. a slight majority are against a room tax hike to make the stadium happen.. but will state lawmakers vote for it anyway at their own likely to vote for a state legislator who approves $750 million in new las vegas hotel room taxes for the stadium? 20% more likely 38% less likely 36% it will have no impact on your voting decision 6% not sure one more intere put out there -- people who were polled in clark, washoe, and in the rural counties of nevada also against raising the room tax to fund the stadium -- with 50-percent disapproving in clark, 52-percent in washoe and 64 in the rurals -- all against it. a major construction project.... what kind of person would misuse the topic of rape in a political campaign? joe heck, that's who. the truth is, as attorney general, catherine cortez masto led the fight against crimes democrats to make sure rape kits were administered for victims. but in washington, congressman joe heck voted against funding for rape kits.

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here to help us break it all down is the president of rasmussen media group scott rasmussen. >> goodlet's talk about pennsylvania. >> first we have to put it all into context. we talk about the battle ground states. the truth is, donald trump has to win states that barack obama won four years ago. mitt rom neeneded up with 206 electoral college votes. you see that down the corner. he has to pick up the 50 states obama won. let's take a little closer look. california, washington, these states are not going to go for any republican. there's 131 electoral college votes that are potentially up for grabs in the battle ground state obama won four years ago. >> it is all about the numbers. virginia seemed to be key last time around. this time it seems to be pennsylvania. >> that's right. the reason is if you look at this number 131 of these votes for for grabs touch needs about af of them 64. last couple of weeks we talked about florida and ohio. if donald trump were to win those two states all of a sudden he's at 253 electoral votes he only needs 270. that's getting close. of all of these

in our latest exclusive 13- action news/ rasmussen reports survey. it shows.. in a two way race.. trump is holding a narrow 3-point lead over clinton.. 42 to 39-percent. the naked donald trump statue... in downtown las vegas is vandalized.... overnight. the statue has been removed. all that's left.... are the feet. the local artist.... who made the statue says.... he was afraid of something like joshua monroe/artist: i figured it would get vandalized. i was hoping it would get at least one day of viewage here at the festival. the artist says.... he was planning to repair and... put the statue back up. but... life is beautiful officials have asked him.... not to do that. breaking right now...the mayor of charlotte, north carolina is asking presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump not to visit charlotte until things clams down. a state of emergency is still in effect. both candidates were planning trips to the city over the limited and things are too stressful right now after three nights of violent demonstrations. the family of the man shot to death by police in cha

they say they just can't hire i'm eric rasmussen. health officials the tobacco use facility will go up in smoke when the new rules go into affect on friday. convenient stores and gas stations will not be allowed to sell cigarettes to anyone under the age of 21 and flavored tobacco and cigarettes will only be sold in adult only special tobacco is shops. >> next at 10:00, how a church got something that was stolen back and the message the pastor has for the person >> big papi will play his final game at yankees stadium on wednesday night. next at 10:00, the letter he wrote to yankees fans. >>> tracking some rain moving our way, but really not just heavy rain. more pesky. >> a local church is now at the center of a criminal investigation after someone broke in and tried to steal their 400-pound safe. police found the safe just feet away unopened. he forgives whoever did this. >> i think whenever something like this happens you pause for a second and you try to reflect on why. how come. >> reporter: father demetri walked us through his m

i'm eric rasmussen, fox 25. >>> the u.s. navy is unveiling a new ship named after robert f kennedy. it was announced today at the jfk presidential library in boston. the ship will restock and refuel other ships already out at sea. congressman joe kennedy saying tonight the family is deeply grateful for this honor. construction will begin in 2021. >>> new at 10:00, the head of the company that makes epi pens is defending their high prices. the company believes they've struck the balance. the price has gone up 500% and a two pack now cost more than $600. >>> state officials are working with schools across massachusetts to find out if the drinking water is dangerous for students and staff. >> there's nothing that substitutes for sampling. the more results you have, the more actual data you have, the better will you know how your school is doing. see how the testing water fountains for lead. >> why doctors are warning against giving children under 12 medication with codeine. >> have some clouds around during sunset this evening. >> have some clouds around during sunset this evening. mad

they say they just can't hire i'm eric rasmussen. health officials the tobacco use facility will go up in smoke when the new rules go into affect on friday. convenient stores and gas stations will not be allowed to sell cigarettes to anyone under the age of 21 and flavored tobacco and cigarettes will only be sold in adult only special tobacco is shops. >> next at 10:00, how a church got something that was stolen back and the message the pastor has for the person who did it. game at yankees stadium on wednesday night. next at 10:00, the letter he wrote to yankees fans. >>> tracking some rain moving our way, but really not just heavy rain. special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for pu

i believe robo calls like rasmussen can be very unreliable and tend to careen up and down too much.. a lot has to do with how pollsters create their special sauce, interpret the information they get, and do their weightings. "the new york times" and siena college polled florida and found clinton leading by one point. but they then did an interesting experiment. they gave their polling data to four other firms. so they used the exact same raw data to then produce results. and the results range from trump by one to clinton by four. you can see the different polling that was used. the difference comes from the inexact science of trying to figure out who's a likely voter and what the composition of the electorate is going to be. so, for instance, the poll that had trump by one, figure that the electorate in florida would be 70% white. the one that had clinton up by four believed that the electorate in florida would be 65% white. in case you were wondering, in 2012, the florida electorate was 67% white. all of which is to say, when you wake up tomorrow and you see the latest public polli

security jeh johnson and f-b-i director james comey will be there.the director of center nicholas rasmussen will also be protesters in charlotte are calling for the city's mayor and the police chief to resign they showed up at the city's first city council meeting since the police shooting death of keith scott a week ago. police say an officer opened fire when scott refused commands to drop his gun. however... witnesses say that gun scott was caryying... was actually a book. newly released dashcam and body cam video fails to show what exactly happened. re agent and pro bowler greg hardy. hardy is out of jail this morning after posting a 5- thousand dollar bond on drug charges.over the weekend police claim they found cocaine in his car traffic stop. hardy was suspended from the league in 2014 for domestic violence this week's sports illustrated national cover pays tribute to arnold palmer... who died sunday at the age of 87.the cover line: "king of kings." this marks the 12th time palmer has graced the cover of distinguished career, palmer won more than 90 golf tournaments, including the mas

according to our exclusive rasmussen poll, 53 of the people in our state support recreational marijuana, and 39 percent are against it. medical marijuana has been legal here since 2000. ahead today-- clark county school district is holding a "turn around" schools next year. turnaround schools are typically low performing but this designation is a big deal-- because it means the school can be elligible for more funding and resources. only 6 schools in our whole state can be selected. tonight's meeting will talk about which ones that could be. if you can't make it, there's another meeting tomorrow. good morning las vegas... time now is x:xx --- fall has arrived...but we are hardly in the clear for wildfire season. another f out...this one threatening homes and the california wine country. and hillary clinton's appearance on funny or die shatters records. is donald trump next? the show's creators say he's welcome...on one condition. right now-- dozens of homes in politics should never come before basic health care, but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. women like me rely on planned

the brand new exclusive 13-action news/ rasmussen reports presidential poll in nevada.. and we're not a battleground state for nothin'. let's turn to 13-action news our latest poll shows the presidential race is a dead heat in nevada. that matches other surveys done recently. here are the numbers: ( trump 42-percent clinton 39-percent i talked to national republican pollster frank luntz on monday about the race nationally. here's what he told me: 12:23:05: "at this point..." trump's favor." the election, by the way, is eleven weeks from today. nevada senator harry reid.. continues to be..... one of donald trump's toughest critics! he attacked the republican again this morning..... in a room full of lawmakers.... on capitol hill. (sen. harry reid/(d) nevada) "the last thing the american people will run another financial scam on each of them. if elected, donald trump would be the scammer in chief. trump is a fraud." reid has slammed trump.... for most of the campaign. just last week on the senate floor.... reid called the republican presidential nominee..... a "spoiled bra

here are the results of our latest exclusive 13-action news/ rasmussen reports poll for president. in a two way race... donald trump is holding on to a narrow lead. he has 42 percent support. hillary clinton garnered 39 percent support. and it's close in nevada's u-s senate race as well.. republic on to a four point lead, he has 44 percent catherine cortez masto is polling at 40 percent. good morning las vegas... time now is xxx... new information on the man accused of shooting two people at mccarran... plus... this viral video is defeinitely turning some heads this morning...if you can't tell that's a students and a teacher fighting at school! you ((ad-lib)) breaking overnight...a tragic scene unfolding near detroit hospital and the father is accused of doing it all. police say the man called them around 1:30 in the morning telling them he killed his whole family. when officers arrived he was waiting on the porch and was taken into custody. two teenagers were found shot and killed inside the home...and two younger children were found dead in a car. one of the children was 4- years

voters will decide if recreational marijuana should news rasmussen poll is giving us an idea of where voters stand. the results show 53-percent are in favor of the measure.. with 39- percent opposing it. 8-percent say they're not sure. the results are similar to our last poll... taken in july. ahead of monday's presidential debate a new national poll shows hillary clinton in the lead--- in the race for president. this is according to the latest n-b-c wall, street journal poll. in a four-way t has support from 43-percent of likely voters....trump has 37-percent. when you take out liberatarian gary johnson and the green party's jill stein... clinton then leads by seven points...48 to 41 percent... breaking news out of japan... we're learning a u-s military aircraft has crashed off the japanese island of okinawa. the japanese coast guard says one person has been rescued-- right now it's not clear if there were more people on the morning... you can see a toddler tugging a her mother who is unresponsive on the floor. the story behind this video, next. did a teacher take a lesson too far? w

and just in to our newsroom- results of an exclusive new 13-action news/rasmussen reports poll. it shows a lot of people don't like the idea of raising the room tax to help pay for it. 13 action news political analyst jon ralston is here ----the poll question was fair. it asked residents how they feel about hotel room taxes being raised by seven hundred fifty million dollars to help fund the stadium. here are the numbers: graphic do you favor or oppose increasing las vegas hotel room taxes to raise 7- hundred-50 million dollars to help pay for a stadium to house the o 52-percent oppose 14-percent not sure ---that's a huge blow to stadium backers, who have put on quite the show the last few months. twenty points separating the cons and pros. that is huge. less than a third of voters saying they support the stadium. coming up at six we'll take a deeper look at this poll breaks down... including a look at some of the the nhl team coming to las vegas and it says a lot about fan enthusiasm. the season ticket deposit cap has been reached more than a year before the team drops the puck

we showed you how a slight majority of people in our exclusive 13 action news - rasmussen poll were against raising room taxes. 13 action news political analyst jon ralston is back to take a closer look at the results. jo stadium developers say they won't negotiate to lower the $750 million in new room taxes needed to help pay for the stadium. is this level of new taxation too high, too low or about right? 20% too high 9% too low 58% and steve -- one more quick breakdown -- it seems those on both sides of the political aisle were against raising the room taxes, with 47-percent of democrats and 53-percent of republicans not in favor. new at 6.. before state lawmakers consider county commissioners in clark work to do. 13 action news reporter bryan callahan looks at the local decision that could have a big impact on the valley's nfl dreams. clark county commissioners will begin the work recieving a special report on the stadium proposal. this comes.. following a request from commissioner chris giunchigliani... a very vocal opponent of the plan. take vo then wednesday... two vacant assembly sea

exclusive 13 action news/ rasmussen reports poll shows trump with a slight lead over clinton.. but still what's essentially a statistical dead heat. our latest poll shows the presidential race is a dead heat in nevada. that matches other surveys done recently. trump 42-percent clinton 39-percent i talked to national republican pollster frank luntz on monday about the race nationally. here's what he told me: 12:23:05: "at this point..." 12:23:17: "...definitely in trump's favor." and in what's expected to be one of the most watched senate race in the of the most watched senate race in the country -- well, it's close too. our exclusive 13 action news if the race were held today, 44-percent would vote for dr. joe heck, 40-percent for catherine cortez-masto, 6-percent for some other candidate, with 11- percent not sure. i talked to national gop pollster frank luntz, who talked about how important this race is. 12:30:10: "nevada is not..." 12:30:12:30:14: "i don't believe that they can." the election, by the way, is eleven weeks from today. jon ralston 13 action news federal lawmake

yesterday we showed you our exclusive 13 aci rasmussen reports numbers, which showed 52-percent of those asked were against raising room taxes. now the sands did their own poll, and phrased it a little differently -- asking based on what you know today, do you support or oppose the las vegas dome project that is paid for with less than 1-percent increase in las vegas hotel room taxes? their results showed 62-percent support the hotel room tax increase, with percent undecided. now as to why the difference, we spoke with david damore -- a unlv political science professor. 01:34 in this case, if you looked at the questions, they're very different questions. one of them uses the raiders and gives the total public contribution of $750 million dollars, the other one just talks about a domed stadium and talks about the small increase in the room tax. 01:51: so it's very very different prompts that people are going to be cueing on if they don't know much about the issue. reason for the difference is? an upset valley mother is speaking out tonight..... student.... week..... this mom is outraged..

joining me now is amy holmes-rasmussen, michelle holmes, eleanor clift. amy, we start with you.we have these messages, the thrust of his characterization of the african-american community consistently all the way through friday that of living in poverty. when we look at the data, it seems to show certainly that we're not talking about the majority of the community being the way he's talking about. >> right. and i think that donald trump is sort of making the mistake of conflating the african-american community with the urban inner-city. and that's what he was addressing and i think overly broadly. but as we know african-americans are not a -- politically either. interestingly this week rasmussen reports that donald trump is earning a surprising 24% of the african-american vote. now it's -- >> 24%? >> 24%. >> we've been seeing 2% and 1%. >> that's the case in the elections of 2008 and 2012 with barack obama. if you go back to 1992, george bush senior earned 10% of the african-american vote and ross perot earned 7%. >> why 24% from your polling? >> why are we seeing it? the race i

according to our exclusive rasmussen poll, 53 percent of the people in our state support recreational marijuana, and 39 percent are against it. medical marijuana has been legal here since 2000. the clark county school district is holding a meeting to discuss which schools in the valley will be designated as "turnaround" schools next year. turnaround schools are typically low performing.. but the designation is important because it makes the school eligible for more only 6 schools in nevada can be selected. tonight's meeting will talk about which schools might get the designation. if you can't make it.. another meeting will be held tomorrow. turning now to the stories trending today -- the las vegas strip has a new headliner...and tickets are already on sale! a biker takes a ride a hundred years in the making. see why a lot of people teamed-up to make it a reality. and -- as donald trump and hillary clinton prepare for explain. and.. don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app.. featuring live streaming.. video on demand and incredible weather radar. it's free in the app st

great employees, it's tremendous, and we have wonderful polls, they just keep coming in, a brand-new rasmussencame out has us leading by five points nationwide. and on november 8, we're going to win this state, and we're going to win the house, we're going to take it back. we're going to take on the big donors, and big business and big media, we're going to take on a rigged system that has shipped america's wealth to other countries and they keep doing so. we're going to replace our failed and corrupt establishment with a government that serves you, your family, and your country. my economic agenda can be summed up in some very, very powerful words. jobs, jobs, jobs. we will cut taxes for all working and middle class households in america. we will reduce regulations, which will put more money into the hands of our poorest workers and bring thousands of new companies to our shores. we will unleash american energy, creating millions of new jobs and lowering energy costs for everyone. we will repeal and replace obama care. president obama promised his plan would reduce premiums by $2,500 a year.

most polls of the senate race, rasmussen poll, show heck with a slim lead over cortez masto with only a few weeks to go before early voting begins. it's your voice, your vote in the race for the white house. a new poll shows hillary clinton with a solid 6-point lead over donald trump. the mcclatchy-marist poll shows clinton leading trump 45-percent to 39- percent. clinton and trump will meet at hofstra university in new york monday night for their first that naked donald trump statue that popped up in downtown - isn't there anymore....because it was destroyed. it was vandalized overnight...and now, all that's left is the feet. it didn't even make it a week in downtown. the artist who made them is from here and says he has no idea where it is right now. the annual life is beautiful kicks-off today. the 3-day art and music festival goes through sunday in downtown las vegas. tens of thousands of fans are expected to enjoy some some of the world's biggest musicians. this year's line up includes mumford and sons, jane's addiction, and g- easy. a terrifying home invasion caught on camera. a

and according to our new exclusive 13-action news/ rasmussen poll.. nevada is living up to its reputation as a battleground state. 13-action news political analyst jon ralston has a look at the latest numbers.. giving donald trump a slight edge. nevada, again is one of the most important states in the race for the president...polls... 42-percent clinton 39-percent and in what's expected to be one of the most watched senate race in the country -- our exclusive 13 action news ralston reports numbers showing if the race were held today, 44-percent candidate, with 11- percent not sure. we're also seeing how changing the wording on a poll can make a difference in the outcome. last night.. we released our exclusive 13-action news survey which showed 52% against raising room taxes to generate 750-million dollars to help pay for the proposed nfl stadium. tonight.. we'll share the results of a sands poll that phrased the question a little differently. in that survey.. they asked 'based on what you know today.. do you support or oppose the las vegas dome projec

in a "full measure"/"rasmussen reports" poll we asked -- is the united states today safer than it was before the 9/11 terrorist attacks? only 27% said yes. 55% said no. and 18% are not sure. how confident are you that the u.s. government can protect its citizens from future domestic terrorist attacks? 11% are very confident, 36% are very confident, and 19% not at all confident. we don't feel any safer. and we are basically split on the government's ability to protect us from a terrorist attack. that despite an enormous sum of tax money spent and a radical change in the american way of life in one short, difficult generation. jane rhodes-wolf: we heard the first plane hit and you could sharyl: jane rhodes-wolf was an fbi agent on assignment a few blocks from the world trade center. ms. rhodes-wolf: as a member of our evidence response team, i recall getting my boots on and my ray jacket and starting to make my way down towards the world trade center. sharyl: later, when zacarias moussaoui, the so-called 20th hijacker, was put on trial, rhodes-wolf was on the fbi team that helped prosec

and a new exclusive 13 action news/ rasmussen poll is giving us an idea of where things stand tonight. the results show 53-percent are in favor of the measure.. 8-percent say they're not sure. the results are similar to our last survey in july. we could see some movement.. however.. after an expected ad-campaign against the measure gets up and running. you might remember..... a valley man had his dirt bikes stolen..... out of his truck... and then.... got them back.... in a sting operation..... led by a good samaritan.... back in july. well... new tonight... kevin harlow says..... justice has not been served..... because the thieves..... 13 action news reporter..... gina lazara is live.... in front of metro headquarters.... with an update.... on this story... gina? gina live: kevin harlow has ective work through and through. he says he he has presented names and pictures of the thieves to the police.....and stll no arrests. the good news is --- kevin harlow has his babies back. his combined value 15-thousand dollar custom dirt bikes were stolen out of the truck you see right here....

the final witnesses nicholas rasmussen director of the national counterterrorism center. he previously served as the director in various functions on the national security council staff and several key positions in the department of state. >> jermaine johnson, thank you very much for including me in a conversation on the homeland security challenges i appreciate the opportunity along with the senator to discuss the terrorism threats that concern us the most as the secretary noted we have had great success and great progress. we have made progress in reducing the external threat from the terrorist groups particularly of large-scale catastrophic attacks that we faced on 9/11. that said, new york and new jersey underscored the threat we face from individuals is some individuals that choose relatively simple low-tech methods and having passed the mark since 9/11 it is fair to say that the actors around the globe that we deal with today as broader and wider and deeper than an any point since 9/11 and that landscape is less predictable than any point in our post-9/11 history. t

rasmussen testified at a hearing about national security risks including isis, cybersecurity and voter security. at this hearing of the homeland security committee is three hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good morning. this hearing on governmental affairs will come to order. i want to first thank the witnesses and secretary johnson first of all for your service to this nation. the task you face is not easy i do not envy your task but i know yoyou worked tirelessly to keep the nation safe and we do appreciate your efforts. i would ask unanimous consent to have my statement entered into the record. >> without objection. >> i will keep my comments short because we want to hear from you. i was in new york yesterday and had some pretty interesting meetings with ambassadors and foreign leaders and some of our coalition partners. i think it's fair to say unfortunately the general feeling is america is and i had enough to actually accompli

. >> marie: this rasmussen poll gives 44% to clinton's 39%. vi p the message to nevada today. wile weighing in on the civil unrest in charlotte. the violent protests like this in charlotte would not be tolerated, donald trump says, if he is elected president. >> we honor and recognize the right of all americans to peacefully assemble, protest and demonstrate, but there is no right to engage in violent disruption. are the line between civilization and chaos, while acknowledging officers' actions must be scrutinized. >> we must do everything we can to ensure that they are properly trained, that they respect all members of the public, and that any wrongdoing is always and it will be by them vigorously dreads. addressed. >> marie: hillary clinton's running made clinton wants to invest in more training to head off problems before they start. >> there is a need to build better bridges between law enforcement and the communities they serve. >> marie: the only appearance clinton made today is on a recorded comedy show with zach galifianakis for the funny or die website. >> as secretar

reporter: voters truly do care. 89% sayyit is important, to their vote, that is where the survey from rasmussen reports just on. if you break it down, 89% of republicans say they need to 85% of democrats say the same thing. interesting enough, when it comes to hillary clinton, only 17% of democrats and that her health is a legitimate voter cancer. this poll, however, was taken before her pneumonia diagnosis. people's opinions might be shifting a little bit. we will have to wait and see if this will change. speaking of health, a woman so she finally got a wake-up call that she needed in order to lose weight. now, she is sharing what she learned to help others do the exact same. over the past 2 years, rhonda ha unbelievable. running time with family and friends, with similar eating habits helped her successfully lose the weight. >> help everybody you know -- tell everybody you know that you are focused on ggtting healthy. if they know, they will keep you more accountable. >> when you're eating a diet that is different than everyone else around you, that can become the focus of the topic and that

one turned to investigative reporter eric rasmussen to get action. >> 12-year-old wants to know what happens to her mother. i had no answers for her when she asked me. all i can do is take it to the cemetery. >> sara: family of jennifer had been waiting more than a year of autopsy results since mother of two died in her sleep in everett. tonight at 10:00 what happened after fox25 investigates got involved and new certificates at state medical examiner's office. heavy volume heading toward the braintree split and pretty typical. 2490 looking okay and 128 northbound 95 in elbow up to would leave to accommodate for the traffic. here are live drive times, 18 minutes on peek eastbound to the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel. tion minutes 128 northbound to university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. gene and sara, back to you. >> 7:48. nice looking morning there heading to nice looking day. >> shiri: check out graph, normal high, 71? this time of the year and guess who will be in the 80s through friday. we are. so going to feel a little more like let's say june or july verses

director james comey will be in attendance.the director of national counterterrorism center nicholas rasmussen will also be on hand. hundreds of firefighters are working to contain a rapidly growing wildfire burning in northern california.the so-called loma fire burning in santa clara county is roughly a square mile.fire officials say about 300 hundred people have been evacuated from the area as a precaution. the washington just recently opened back up is closed down again this morning.it could remain closed for up to nine months as crews work to renovate the elevator control system.the monument's lone elevator has broken down frequently ever since it reopened after being damaged in an earthquake in 20-11.the renovation is expected to cost up to 3-million dollars. actor tom hanks is launching a new campaign called "hidden heroes."the campaign looks to generate stronger support for military and veteran caregivers.it's sponsored by dole who recently announced hanks as the campaign manager. the campaign will work alongside the hidden heroes fund with a goal to raise 10-million-dollars. now to you

a new exclusive 13 action news rasmussen poll is giving us an idea of where voters stand. the results show 53-percent are in favor of the measure.. percent opposing it. 8-percent say they're not sure. the results are similar to our last survey in july. we could see some movement.. however.. after an expected ad-campaign against the measure gets up and running. t-m-z is reporting that brad pitt is being investigated for child abuse... for allegedly getting verbally and physically abusive with his kids. the site says the alleged incident happened on a private jet last week... when pitt was drunk. according to t-m-z, pitt and jolie have already been interviewed by children and family services... and the investigation is ongoing. t-m-z's sources say this incident triggered jolie to file for divorce. former new york congressman weiner is in the middle of another scandal this morning. but this one could get him serious criminal charges-- details next. greg adlibs weather forecast tease and im' tracking your roads... what kind of person would misuse the topic of rape itical campa

and a new exclusive 13 action news/ rasmussen poll is giving us an idea of where things stand. the results show 53-percent are in favor of the measure.. with 39- percent opposing it. 8-percent say they're not sure. the results are similar to our last survey in july. we could see some movement.. however.. after an expected ad-campaign against the measure gets up and running. up next a heartbreaking video is going viral this mornin who overdosed in the middle of a store aisle. hear what it finally took to revive hear and what police are watch. tugging at her mom who collapsed in the middle of an aisle at a family dollar in massachusetts. police say the woman had just overdosed..and now they're planning to charge her with child endangerement. ( chief james fitzpatrick / lawrence police ) "it's very, very disturbing to see someone obviously in the matter of addiction, where it overtakes someone to the point where they're not able to take care of their child, leaves their child vulnerable." officers say they found straws and baggies with drug residue inside the woman's purse. it too

the results of an exclusive new 13-action news/ rasmussen reports poll shows a lot of people don't like the idea. only 34-percent say they're in favor.. while 52-percent oppose. not sure. some good news for the thousands of former i-t-t tech students left high and dry when the school shut down. brightwood college, formerly known as kaplan college... says it will honor credits from many itt programs if the students choose to transfer. a lot of people lost college loan money when i-t-t shut down, so brightwood is also waiving enrollment fees, registration fees, residency requirements, and entrance exams. can rest easy. nevada is not one of the 25 states, where the nutri-grain whole wheat waffles were sold. there haven't been any reports of illness connected to the waffles, but kellog is asking customers to throw them away or return them. and in case you recently purchased eggos from out of town-- the recall doesn't affect any of the states neighboring us either. dancing with the stars ups it's security for "t-v night" on the ballroom. this comes after two men rushed th lochte was getting