*will*?our national correspondent kristine frazao has more 3 the anti-establishment, anti-p-c, candidate with no political experience may be experiencing a significant shift."the establishment is actually is against me, but really coming online. "coming online in the form of a nod by bob dole - the 1996 g-o-p nominee..dole on phone on fox "if it comes down to donald and ted cruz, i'm for donald trump." and henry mcmaster, south carolina's lt governor and former member of the republican national committee. wednesday/gilbert, sc"the unique donald trump - next president of the united states."so what's with the change of heart? simone call"the idea that trump is gaining in the polls the idea that he is still leading in iowa and new hampshire folks are starting to realize hey - if he wins the presidency we're going to have to work with him."stand-up"some political analysts also say it's less about the establishment *backing* the number one and more about them *shunning* the number two." matt dallek"bottom line is ted cruz is someone that many republicans know, they despise him, man

political correctness about islam. 3 as kristine frazao reports... this sunni muslim believes sharia law will continue to creep into the united states...*if* americans don't pay careful attention. 3 most of the world's one- favor sharia law, according to the pew research center. the data is from a massive 2013 survey of muslims in parts of asia, africa and eastern europe...the us and western europe were not included. the survey found muslims have varying support of different aspects of sharia. but, those who hold firm to all of sharia's precepts believe stoning women for adultry, cutting off the limbs of thieves and killing those who abandon the faith -- are still acceptable forms of punishment. "to have sharia as institutionalized law, as governance, is very dangerous. so, yes, if there are sharia courts being implemented in the united states, you should be worried."author raheel raza is among the most outspoken sunni muslims in the western such sharia courts in the united states.but raza says sharia is seeping into everyday life in america. "there are imams who are performing 2nd a

change his ways. >> reed: so does this mean national correspondent kristine frazao shows why they may be forced to. >> reporter: the anti-establishment, anti-pc candidate with no political experience may be experiencing a significant shift. >> the establishment actually is against me but really coming online. >> reporter: coming online in d by bob dole. the 1996 gop nominee. ted cruz, i am for donald trump. >> reporter: and henry mcmaster. south carolina's lieutenant governor and former member of the republican national committee. >> the unique donald trump the next president of the united states. >> reporter: so what's with the change of heart? >> the idea that trump is gaining in the polls, that he is still leading in iowa and new hampshire, folks are starting to realiz he wins presidency we're going have to work with him. >> reporter: some political analysts say it's less about the establishment backing the number one and more about them shunning the number two. >> the bottom line is ted cruz is someone that many republicans know. they despise him. many republicans do. and want to

people into this country who are not vetted makes no sense at this point."i'm kristine frazao siouxland news 3 3 still to come on siouxland news at nine... the u- s is making a change to its rules of engagement in afghanistan. what it means for the fight against *isis*, coming up in tonight's world wrap. 3 3 but first... tonight's terrorism alert desk update will feature the latest on a deadly attack on a pakistani university. that and more, coming up after the break. 44, with larry wentz, diana castillo and siouxland's chief 3 3 the war on terror continues tonight... and for once, the focus is *not* on isis.the *taliban* is back in the headlines... after a brutal attack on a university.michele marsh has the latest details in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington... i'm michele marsh.the pakistani taliban is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack at a university. twenty people were killed, and more than 60 others injured. four gunmen stormed the university campus in a northwestern town, not far from peshawar.the gunmen doors to shoot a

money they owe in student loans is a fact of life.as our national correspondent kristine frazao reports... it turns out the federal agency that hands out those loans is red in 3 when the housing bubble burst - so many in this country said - never again.but the government accountability institute's peter schweizer says it *is* happening again, but instead of home buyers getting predatory loans -it's students.peter schweizer/gove rnment accountability institute "they're studyiyi socici work or they want to be a school teacher and ose are very noble and important professions but the reality is you're not going to be able to pay a 200,000 student loan back if you're making 35, 40 or 50 thousand dollars a year." it turns out the agency in charge of doling out those loans have been charged with inefficiency and mismanagement, according to a government accountatality officeceeport. department of education documents show that while the top bonus there was about 38 thousand dollars in 2011, in 2014 it was 75 thousand dollars - a 96 percent increase.peter schweizer/gove rnment accountability inst

national correspondent kristine frazao has more 3 the anti-establishment, political experience may be experiencing a significant shift."the establishment is actually is against me, but really coming online. "coming online in the form of a nod by bob dole - the 1996 g-o-p nominee..dole on phone on fox "if it comes down to donald and ted cruz, i'm for donald trump." and henry mcmaster, south carolina's lt governor and former member of the republican national committee. wednesday/gilbert, sc"the unique donald trump - next president of the united states."so what's with the change of heart? simone pathe/political reporter, roll call"the idea that trump is gaining in the polls the idea that he is still leading in iowa and new hampshire folks are starting to realize hey - if he wins the presidency we're going to have to work with him."stand-up"some political analysts also say it's less about the establishment *backing* the number one and more about them *shunning* the number two." matt dallek"bottom line is ted cruz is someone that many republicans know, they despise him, many republicans do

department says it needs more time.our national correspondent kristine frazao spoke to the journalist who is suing the state department under the freedom of information act who says the voters are losing out. 3 natsot hillary ononampaign trail "let's build ononhat we ve"on the campaign trail in eye on the endzone.but in washington - a delay of game, with the state department asking the courts for an extra month to release the final batch of her emails - 55 thousand pages that would be *after* iowa, new hampshire, nevada and south carolina. jason leopold/vice newsws journalist"as secretary of state, her communications as well as other documents, we are entitled to ask for that information under the freedom of information act. i think the public needs to have that information." vice news journalist jason leopold, who filed the original freedom of information lawsuit more than a year ago, fired back with an opposition suit - saying the state e department has not shown good cause for the extension... and argues voters in the primary states before the release will be harmed by not having all t

kristine frazao reports... it turns out the federal agency that hands out these loans is mired in controversy. 3 when the housing bubble burst - so many in this country said - never again.but the government accountability institute's peter schweizer says it *is* happening again, but instead of home beyers getting predatory loans -it's students.peter schweizer/gove rnment accountability institute "they're studying social work or they want to be a school teacher and those are very noble and important professions but the reality is you're not going to be able to pay a 200,000 student loan or 50 thousand dollars a year." it turns out the agency in charge of doling out those loans have been charged with inefficiency and mismanagement, according to a government accountability office report. department of education documents show that while the top bonus there was about 38 thousand dollars in 2011, in 2014 it was 75 thousand dollars - a 96 percent increase.peter schweizer/gove rnment accountability institute "y"y have students who are not incentivized to try to pay off their student loan

americans about complacency and political 3 as kristine frazao reports... this sunni muslim believes sharia law will continue to creep into the united states...*if* americans don't pay careful attention. 3 most of the world's one- point-six billion muslims favor sharia law, according to the pew research center. the data is from a massive 2013 survey of muslims in parts of asia, africa and eastern europe...the us and western europe were not included. the survey found muslims have varying support of different aspects of sharia. but, those who hold firm to all of sharia's precepts believe stoning women for adultry, cutting off the limbs of thieves and killing those who abandon the faith -- are still acceptable forms of punishment. "to have sharia as institutionalized law, as governance, is very dangerous. so, yes, if there are sharia courts being implemented in the united states, you should is among the most outspoken sunni muslims in the western hemisphere.she knows of no such sharia courts in the united states.but raza says sharia is seeping into everyday life in america. "there are i

against foreign enemies or s. a. f. e. act. kristine frazao looks at why one top democrat says the bill is misunderstood. >> reporter: strong headlines ahead of last year's house vote on the syrian and iraqi refugee program drew criticism from one democrat who sided with republicans on that vote. >> this piecing of legislation in particular is has not been well understood and has been described generally by the media, no disrespect intended, as something very different than what it was. it didn't limit the number of refugee refugees if. >> reporter: but it does say refugees cannot be admitted security secretary and the director of national intelligence must certify reef syria. mean it would be up to the administration not congress to actually stop the program. and it's that type of rhetoric that media experts like gene poll asince ki says fuels the legislation. >> i think those bills have headlines or titles designed to push a particular point of view. that's one of the good rules for a free, independent press. to be there to be a watch dog to say wait a minute the title might be called th

correspondent kristine frazao brings us that part of the story. 3 on capitol hill - a sense of urgency to act.rep, michael mccaul/r-texas"we really can't afford to wait. these refugees are coming in, into this country as we speak.rep. buddy carter/r-georgia"terrorist groups have made it clear that they're going to act on the generosity of our country to try to intrude into us."the issue has been front and center in congrees since the terrorist attacks in paris and san bernardino, ca. as congress haggles over the vetting process, we wanted to know just how many refugees are already here . kf nat sot from briefing - "how many came in 2015?"the state department sent us these numbers:more iraq and nearly 17 hundred from syria just in 2015.. president obama has called for the acceptance of 10 thousand more this year.kf standup rotunda"the obama administration stands by its current policy on refugees and warns making dramatic changes to the program would be unnecessary and un-american." john kirby/spokesperson, u.s. department of state"nothing is more important to the state department and to se

public.instead, the u-s state department says it needs more time.our national correspondent kristine frazao spokokto the journalist who is suing the state department under the freedom of information act... who says the voters are losing out. 3 natsot hillary on campaign trail "let's build on what we have"on the campaign trail in iowa, hillary clinton has her eye on the endzone.but in washington - a delay of game, with the state department asking the courts fofoan extra a month totoelease the final batch of her emails - 55 thousand pages that would be *after* iowa, new hampshire, jason leopold/vice news journalist"as secretary of state, her communications as well as other documents, we are entitled to ask for that information under the freedom of information act. i think the public needs to have that information." vice news journalist jason leopold, who filed the original freedom of information lawsuit more than a year ago, fired back with an opposition suit - saying the state department has not shown good cause for the extension... and argues voters in the primary states before the r

federal government handles student loans.national correspondent kristine frazao lays it all out outin a story you will see onlylyon fox 28 news. news. when the housing bubble burst - so many in this country said - never again.but the govement accountability institute's peter schweizer says it *is* happening again, but instead of home buyers getting predatory loans -it's students."they're studying social work or they want to be a school teacher and those are very noble and important professions but the reality is you're not going to be able to pay a 200,000 student loan back if you're making 35, 40 or 50 thousand dollars a year." it turns out the agency in charge of doling out those inefficiency and mismanagement , according to a government accountability office report. department of education documents show that while the top bonus there was about 38 thouound dollars in 2011, in 2014 it was 75 thousand dollars - a 96 percent increase.you have students who are not incentivized to try to pay off their student loans and you have a sprawling bureacracy that rewards inefficiencyon capitol hi

replaced by national security.fox 28 news national correspondent kristine frazao takes a look at how that's shaping the race for president. president. "rand paul is leading the fight to stop terrorism m our borders." "as president, i will defend this nation, but i will do it responsibly.""he'll quickly cut the head off isis and take their oil." political ads offering tough talk on terrorism and national have shifted rapidly just in the past month since the terrorist attacks in paris and the shooting in san bernardinonocalifornia." and *that rapid shift has pushed national security to a top concern, according to recent pollsa&federal lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, agreea&it should bea&"i think k national security is top issue this year and i think it's going to stay that way." "instead of spending time repealing health care and planned parenthood, what we ought to be focused on, national security, border security." "typically republicans are seen as stronger on national security and terrorism. but experts point out the top gop candidates' lack experience in that arena a& co

enemies - or "safe" - act.(samantha)>> national correspondent kristine frazao looks at why one house democrat says the bill is mostly misunderstood. 3 ((gfx to vo of house floor strong headlines ahead of last year's house vote on the programa&drew criticism from one democrat who sided with republicans on that vote.sot john delaney, december 2015, "this piece of legislation in particular has not been well understood and has been described generally by the media, no disrespect intended, as something very different than what it wasa&it didn't limit the number of refugees. it didn't put up any specific barriers of preventing refugees from coming in." gfx but it does say refugees cannot be admitted until this occursa&the fbi director, the homeland security secretary, and the director of national intelligence must certify refugees admitted from iraq or syria.volawmakers say those provisions mean it would be up to the administration - not congress - to actually stop the program.and it's that type of rhetoric that media experts like gene policinski say really fuels the public's misunde

threat.tonight, fox 28 news national correspondent kristine frazao takes a closer look at what's in the bill -- at the capitol. capitol. strong headlines ahead of last year's house vote on the syrian and iraqi refugees programa&drew criticism from one democrat who sided with republicans on that vote."this piece of legislation in particular has not been well understood@and has been described generally by the media, no disrespect intended, as something very different than what it wasa&it didn't limit the number of refugees. it didn't put up any specific barriers of preventing refugees from coming in." but it does say refugees cannot be admitted until this occursa& the fbi director, the homeland security secretary, and the director of national intelligence must certify syria.lawmakers say those provisions mean it would be up to the administration - not congress - to actual stop the program.and it's that type of rhetoric that dia experts like gene policinski say really fuels the public's misunderstanding of legislation."i think those bills have headlines or titles that are designed to p

?national correspondent kristine frazao has more in a story -- you'll see only on fox 28 news. news. on capitol hill - a sense of urgency to act.rep, michael mccacaul/r-texas"we really can't afford to wait. these refugees are coming in, into this country as we speak.rep. buddy carter/r-georgia "terrorist groups have made it clear that they're going to act on the generosity of our country to try to intrude into us."the issue has been front the terrorist attacks in paris and san bernardino, ca. as congress haggles over the vetting process, we wanted to know just how many refugees are already here . tuesday/u.s. state department kf nat sot from briefing - "how many came in 2015?the state department sent us these numbers:more than 12 syria just in 15..president obama has called for the acceptance of 10 thousand more this year.kf standup rotunda the obama administration stands by its current policy on refugees and warns making dramatic changes to the program would be unnecessary and un-american.john kirby/spokesperson, u.s. department of state"nothing is more important to the state departmen

will be loudest when the ballots are cast.in washington i'm kristine frazao 3 3 we're tracking the latest developments in the war on terror tonight... with new information on last week's deadly attacks in jakarta, indonesia.jonathan elias has that story and more in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington... i'm jonathan elias.moroccan police have detained a belgian man linked to isis.they say the group had direct ties to the paris attacks in november.moroccan police say their suspect had traveled to syria with one of the paris suicide bombers.the death toll from last week's risen to four as we get new surviellance video of the attack being carried out.a bomb goes off, a few minutes later, someone starts shooting in the crowd.authorities say a new southeast asian faction of isis carried out the attack. the muslim association of virginia is denouncing two virginia men, charged with supporting isis.joseph farrokh was arrested friday at the richmond airport. the department of justice says he planned to travel to syria to fight with isis.also

controversy. here is a deeper look from kristine frazao. >> reporter: when the housing bubble burst so many in this country said never again. but the governmentuntality institute's peter schweitzer says it is happening again. but instead of home buyers getting predatory loans it's students. >> they're studying social work or want to be a school teacher and those are noble and important professions but reality is you are not going be able to pay a $200,000 student loan back if you are making 35,000, 40, $50,000 a year. >> reporter: turns out the agency in charge of doling out loans has been charged with inefficiency and mismanagement. in a government accountability office report. the department of education documents show while the top bonus there was $38,000 in 2011, in 2014 it was $75,000. >> you have students who are not incentivizeed to try to pay off student loans and you have a sprawling federal bureaucracy that rewards inefficiency. >> reporter: on capitol hill lawmakers are calling out those inefficiencies and calling to simplify the system where currently the agency gets to set

says it needs more time. >> reed: our national correspondent kristine frazao spoke to the journal whoisz are suing under the freedom of information act and says the voters losing out. >> reporter: on the campaign trail in iowa, hillary clinton has her eye on the end zone. but in washington, a delay of game. with the state department asking the courts for an extra month to 57,000 pages. that would be after iowa, new carolina. >> as secretary of state, her communications as well as other for under the freedom of information act. i think the public needs to have that information. >> reporter: vice news filed the freedom of information lawsuit more than a year ago fired back. saying the state department has not shown good cause for the extension and argues voters in the primary state before the release will be harmed by not having all the information. the state department listed two reasons for the extension. first, they found several thousand emails that still needed scrutiny. and the second reason is the weather. the courts here in washington have been closed. many of the roads are

ballots are cast.in washington i'm kristine frazao reporting. 3 3 we're tracking the latest developments in the war on terror tonight... with new information on last week's deadly attacks in jakarta, indonesia.jonathan elias has that story and more in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington... i'm jonathan elias.moroccan police have detained a belgian man linked to isis.they say the group had direct ties to the paris police say their suspect had traveled to syria with one of the paris suicide bombers.the death toll fromomast week's terror attack in jakarta has risen to four as we get new surviellance video of the attack being carried out.a bomb goes off, a few minutes later, someone starts shooting in the crowd.authorities say a new southeast asian faction of isis carried out the attack. the muslim association of virginia is denouncing two virginia men, charged with supporting isis.joseph farrokh was arrested friday at the richmond airport. the department of justice says he planned to travel to syria to fight with isis.also arrest

hydrogen bomb, issues of national security are dominating the news cycle. >> kristine frazao taking a look at how the campaigns are taking advantage. fight to stop terrorism at our borders. >> as president, i will defend this nation, but i will do it responsibly. >> he'll quickly cut the head off isis and take their oil. >> americans -- fears have shifted rapidly just in the past months since the terrorist attacks in pares and the shooting in san bernardino, , california. >> that rapid shift has pushed national security to a top concern. federal lawmakers agree it should be. >> national security is the top issue this year and i think it's going to stay this way. >> instead of spending time on repealing healthcare and planned parenthood, what we ought to focus on on national security, border security. >> reporter: typically republicans are seen stronger on national security and candidates lack experience in that arena. >> hillary clinton would be just as strong on national security. as a former secretary of state. >> reporter: poll after poll show that americans disapprove of the pre

kristine frazao has more more a few hours before the ball drops, thousands of pages of hillary clinton's emails will drop as well..political analyst david williams says the emails should have all been released at the same time..david williams/taxpayers protection alliance"... back in the spring when these questions first camemep. taxpayers serve transparency and also an accountable government that's not wasting money releasing these emails in dribs and drabs."the state department was supposed to release nearly nine thousand pages of emails but instead will release about 55 hundred, citing the holiday schedule as the reason for falling short. eve release, the state department is under court order to release as many of her emails as they can on the last weekday of every month. they have promised to deliver more next week and then the final release is expected january29th, just three days before the iowa caucuses.we already know how clinton's biggest opponent on the democratic side feels about her use of a private servier bernie sanders/d-presidential candidate/october 2015"the american peo

says it needs several more weeks. weeks.fox 28 news national correspondent kristine frazao spoke with the journalist who is suing the state department to get those emails out before primary voting begins. begins. "let's build on what we have" on the campaign trail in iowa, hillary clinton has her eye on the endzone.but in washington - a delay of game, with the state department asking the courts for an extra month to release the final batch of her emails - 55 thousand pages that would be *after* iowa, new hampshire, nevada and south carolina.as secretary of state her communications as well as other documents, we are entitled to ask for that information under the freedom of information act i think the public needs to have that informationvice news journalist jason leopold, who information lawsuit more than a year ago, fired back with an opposition suit - saying the state department has not shown good cause for the extension...and argues voters in the primary states before the release will be harmed by not having all the information. the state department listed two reasons for the extens

they toy with everybody else. >> reporter: and washington, i'm kristine frazao reporting. >> reporter: the iowa caucus is days away on february 1. have here comes next on the night. nevada has separate caucuses february 20 for the democrats and to data 23rd for republicans . >> the state department said it will not release 22 e- mails from hillary clinton because they contain top-secret information. those e-mails were not marked classified at the time they were set set. the state department said they because they contain sensitive information. the state department also announced that 18 e-mails between clinton and president obama will be withheld from the public. >> secretary clinton and the president on occasion been exchanged e-mails. as they have sent previous a, such presidential records shall remain confidential to protect the president's ability to receive unvarnished advice of counsel. to be clear the e-mails between secretary clinton and president obama have not been determined to be classified. >> clinton had been under fire for using a private e-mail server while secretary o

correspondent kristine frazao -- begins tonight's team coverage. coverage. the anti-establishment, anti-p-c, candidate e th no political experience may be experiencing a significant shift."the establishment is actually is against me, but ally coming online. "coming online in the form of a nod by bob dole - the 1996 p noe. dona and ted cruz, i'm mcmaster, south carolina's lt governor and former member of the republican national committee.the unique donald trump - next president of the united states.so what's with that trump is gaining in the polls the idea that he isis still leading in iowa and new hampshire folks are starting to realize hey - if he wins the presidency we're going to have to work with him."some political analysts also say it's less about the establishment *backing* the number one and more about thth *shunning* the number two. bottom line is ted cruz is someone that many republicans know, they despise him, many rereblicans do and want to stop him first senator ted cruz - who called senate majority leader mitch mcconnell a liar on the senate floori cannot bebeeve he would tell

. >> kristine frazao reporting. >> which is the most important issue in the presidential race: stopping terrorism or the economy? >> here are the results tonight. 37% of you saying terrorism. 57 saying the economy. and 6% voted other. >>> the founder of the ame church will be honored on this year's heritage stamp. richard allen founded the years ago. >> character stamps are the story of america and black history. and they're all told in biographies of fascinating people that have done wonderful things and it's an inspiration >> the stamps will be available in the midlands on february 3rd. >>> we'll talk to a local health expert to separate the fact from fiction about zika virus. >> the deadline to sign up for healthcare just days away and many americans are taking their time to get covered. there is help. we'll tell you where to apply straight ahead. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey

louisiana. live inhsospwashington, i'm kristine frazao, back to you. >>jay: developing in the upstate, an investigation is underway into the death of an upstate high school basketball player. the spartanburg coroner says 18 year-old they man moore was a senior at greenville high school. while the cause of death is not known the coroner says there is no indication of foul play. >>holly: henderson county leaders are looking ahead to the future of east plat rock. a committee is putting together a plan for the area for the next 15 years. the east flat rock community stretches from the flat rock middle school to i-26. once completed county and local governments will use that plan to guide future decisions. >> we look at everies act thef to that community and come up with recommendations based on what the community input is and how we can achieve some of that over the next 15 year period. 15 months to fully develop the plan. >>jay: asheville city council cleared the way for indigenous people's day. the procla mental retardation states asheville was built on the homelands and villages of native

mission that might have saved the soldier's life, was denied or delayed.national correspondent kristine frazao takes a look at what happened... happened...in a story you will see only on fox 28 news. news. his friends call him a hero and a true gentlemana&staff sergeant matthew mcclintock was a new mexico native, a member of washington national guard and father to a three month old son.now several questions are being raised about his death.he and several others were attacked while assisting afghan soldiers working to retake marjah, montana congressman and former navy seal commander ryan zinke believes it took far too long for help to arrive.i want to know the truth and that's why i wrote the letter to have the pentagon and military officials tell me the truth" was there air assets available? were those air assets delayed?the letter, sent to defense secretary ash carter, and sigend by several other lawmakers, questions whether an available ac-130 gunship was at first denied permission to rescue seargant mcclintock due to concerns of collateral damage.the pentagon has not responded to our

americans about complacency and political correctness about islam. as kristine frazao shows us... this (sue - knee) sunni muslim thinks sharia law will continue to creep into the united states... *if* americans don't pay careful attention. 3 most of the world's one- point-six billion muslili favor shariaialaw, according to the pew research center. the data is from a massive 2013 survey of muslims in parts of asia, africa and eastern europe...the us and western europe were not included. the survey found muslims have varying support of different aspects of sharia. but, those who hold firm to all of sharia's precepts believe stoning women for adultry, cutting off the limbs of thieves and killing those who abandon the faith -- are still acceptable forms of punishment. "to have sharia as institutionalized law, as so, yes, if there are sharia courts being implemented in the united states, you should be worried."author raheel raza is among the most outspoken sunni muslims in the western hemisphere.she knows of no such sharia courts in the united states.but raza says sharia is seeping

correspondent kristine frazao has the answer. favorite for one presidential candidatetrump:"they did the poll and i'm leading in the hispanic vote. i'm 20 points up, i'm way up/this is a cnn poll that just came in. who's the best at terrorism? trump right at the top."trump has indeed been at the top of polls for months now.but will that translate at the ballot box?distinguished professor of american history allan lichtman worries about polls accuracy.sot allan lichtman "lots of people don't want to talk to pollsters- they hang up on them so you're not necessarily getting a proper sample and it's very very difficult to know who is actually going to vote." technology has also .changed the polling process"lots of folks including old people like me don't have landlines, they only have cell phones." as of 2013 that number was 41 percent.((source:national center for health statistics.)) which means far fewer people to call to survey. stand-up"and yet the significance of polls has vastly grown - determining where candidates stand on the stage and one bad poll could send them from the main event

correspondent kristine frazao shows us how it all happened. happened. inside the pentagon's defense logistics agency, it appears to be an efficient, and organized operation.but it turns out the 44 billion n dollar enterprise is anything buta& according to a new investigation by politico, more than seven billion dollars of stuff it will likely never use.retired intelligence officer anthony shaffer says something needs to change."it's totally insane when you look at how they're gog about both the acquisition process,s,he commmmcialization process,every thing that they do is essentially 5 times more expensive than it needs to be and they need to be held accountable. the report also found the d-l-a bought 9 million dollars in spare parts for the v-22 osprey it also didn't needa&and is consistently overcharged for materials and often loses records and receipts of what it buys - all with taxpayer money.stockpiling this stuff does not help the troops. it doesn't help anyone to defend the country. that's why they need to address this problem and address it now.addressing that problem *is* i

president's desk. our national correspondent kristine frazao brings us that part of the story. 3 on capitol hill - a sense of urgency to act.rep, michael mccaul/r-texas"we really can't afford to wait. these refugees are coming in, into this carter/r-georgia"terrorist groups have made it clear that they're going to act on the generosity of our country to try to intrudento us."the issue has been front and center in congrees since the terrorist attacks in paris and san bernardino, ca. as congress haggles over the vetting process, we wanted to know just how many refugees are already here . kf nat sot from briefing - "how many came in 2015?"the state department sent us these numbers:more than 12 thousand refugees from iraq and nearly 17 hundred from syria just in 2015.. president obama has called for the acceptance of 10 thousand more this year.kf standup rotunda"the obama administration stands by its current policy on refugees and warns making dramatic changes to the program would be unnecessary and un-american." john kirby/spokesperson, u.s. department of state"nothing is more important to the

continue to make the bowl kristine frazao right until she goes -- >> police say y was an unexpected surprise that helped track him down. afterra nationwide manhunt, donald pugh was captured in escambia county. he was able to elude police but he wasn't laying low. >> for the past few weeks mr. pugh has been taunting law enforcement, taking a picture of himself and posting it to police department pages saying, this picture is also better. he's also called into radio stations in ohio kind of teasing them that he's still on the run. >> pugh is now facing charges in several states. police say the selfie he upload the helped lead to the arrest helping them to u the hashtag thanks for the selfie. >> there are no shortage of these stories in florida, are they. >> we must have the dumbest bad guys around. in arkansas after they were caught on camera using a pot in a pretty gross way. a cuomer recorded two women. one treating the other's hair using a pot of boiling water in the restaurant's kitchen. after the video surveyed on line -- surveillance cameras online. the arkansas health departmen

is mired in controversy.here's our national correspondent kristine frazao. 3 ((when the housing bubble burst - so many in this country said - never again.but the government accountability institute's peter schweizer says it *is* happening again, but instead of home buyers getting predatory loans -it's students. peter schweizer/government accountability institute "they're studying social work or they want to be a school teacher and those are very noble and important professions but the reality is you're not going to be able to pay a 200,000 student loan back if you're making 35, 40 or 50 thousand dollars a year." ((vo: exteriors of dept of ed followed by g-a-o report - corporate graphic #1))it turns out the agency in charge of doling out those loans have been charged with inefficiency and mismanagement, according to a government accountability office report. department of education documents show that while the top bonus there was about 38 thousand dollars in 2011, in 2014 it was 75 thousand dollars - a 96 percent increase. peter accountability institute9:43 you have students who

national correspondent kristine frazao spoke to the journalist who is suing the state department under the freedom of information act.he says the voters are losing out. 3 ((natsot hillary on campaign trail "let's build on what we have"on the campaign trail in iowa, hillary clinton has her eye on the endzone.but in washington - a delay of game, with the state department asking the courts for an extra month to release the final batch of her emails - 55 thousand pages that would be *after* iowa, new hampshire, nevada and south carolina. jason leopold/vice news journalistas secretary of state her communications as well as other documents, we are entitled to ask for that of information act i think the public needs to have that informationvice news journalist jason leopold, who filed the original freedom of information lawsuit more than a year ago, fired back with an opposition suit - saying the state department has not shown good cause for the extension...and argues voters in the primary states before the release will be harmed by not having all the information. standup at federal courtthe

when iowa voters head to the caucuses. i'm kristine frazao siouxland news. 3 now it's up to the courts to decide if the state department will be able to delay the release of those emails by another month. 3 a lost story by one of the world's most popular been found and will be published this year.we're talking about beatrix potter... the british writer and illustrator who created the character peter rabbit. the lostst story... he tale of kitty - in - boots"... is being published more than one hundred years after she wrote it. peter rabbit makes an appearance in the book... but he's older... slower... and a little heavier.a publisher with penguin random house found a manuscript in 20 - 13. the book was delayed until this year to match up with what would have been popoer's 150th birthday. the book comes out in september in the u - s... britain... canada... and australia. 3 3 3 3 one of the country's most popular charities is being criticized this morning. up next... we'll show you some folks say the wounded warrior project's spending is out of 3 "you're watching siouxland news at sunrise

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the u-s. u-s.but how many are already here?national correspondent kristine frazao has more in a story -- you'll see only on fox 28 news. news. on capitol hill - a sense of urgency to act.rep, michael

kristine frazao has more 3 the anti-establishment, anti-p-c, candidate with no political experience may be experiencing a significant shift."the establishment is actually is against me, but really coming online. "coming online in the form of a nod by bob dole - the 1996 g-o-p nominee..dole on phone on fox "if it comes down to donald and ted cruz, i'm for donald

table. we need to have surveillance, we need to know what is going on." i'm kristine frazao siouxland news. 3 3 the committee investigating the 2012 terrorist attacks in this time to interview former c-i-a director david petraeus. 3 the house select committee on benghazi was created in 2014 to try to find out more about

to the caucuses. i'm kristine frazao siouxland news.

long shot now being given a second look.i'm kristine frazao siouxland news. 3 3 speaking of mr. trump... his pending trip to sioux city means good news for a local non- profit group. 3 "support siouxland soldiers" announced this evening at his event at the orpheum theatre present the group with a portion of the proceeds from his fundraiser for veterans' groups held last night at drake university in des moines. trump says the event he held instead of attending the fox news debate raised 6 million