[laughter] mr. clinton: mr. clinton: it is a large determinant of the future of the country. the other thing we've got to do is to recognize that in the aftermath of the crash, states, even those not governed by people who don't favor funding for education, have basically underfunded higher education and limited funds to keep funding schools. it was like a hobson's choice that they had no choice to make. you couldn't raise taxes as bad as the economy was. and you had to take care of the kids coming up. but as a result, college debt has spiraled and it has in new hampshire. the average debt here is something like $30,000. which is far higher than the average debt and that means that a bunch of people are going out in the world with $100,000 worth of debt or more in jobs where they cannot sustain it. i talked to a man the other day who is a new york small business person who has an assistant that he was paying, i think, $110,000, which was good, given the size that was a nice salary. but after taxes it's about $70,000. and her the woman's monthly payment on her college loan was

clinton: mmhmm. >>sabrina: and was extremely heartfelt >>mrs. clinton: right. >>sabrina: in her, i mean, what is that like to see these people out there who are suffering from many different situations and scenarios and know that that could all potentially, the burden of that be on our shoulders? >>mrs. clinton: well, i'm grateful that people are willing to share their personal struggles because i think too often politics is very superficial and just looks at, you know, whatever breaks through on the headlines where we've got so many millions of americans struggling with mental health, struggling with addiction, struggling with alzheimer's, autism, the kinds of things people talk to me about everyday. and i'm very grateful they trust me with some of the most personal information they could share. and i do feel a responsibility because we can health program in our country that doesn't stigmatize people who have mental health, who provide enough treatment that get the insurance companies to treat mental health the way they treat cancer or heart disease. we've got

mrs. clinton has escaped prosecution more times than el chapo. perhaps sean penn should interview her. the truth is she is not going to be held accountable until we have a fearless fighter who will face her down on that debate stage and remind her that although she has held many titles, she still has accomplished nothing. [applause] remind her -- remind her she has gotten every single foreign-policy challenge wrong. remind her and the american people when she famously asked what difference it makes. this is what difference it makes. when our embassy is purposely attacked by terrorists and four americans are killed and the next that you stand up and lie about it to the american people, instead of saying we will seek retribution, mrs. clinton you say to every adversary and every terrorist organization in the world open season on america. that is what difference it makes, mrs. clinton. that is what difference it makes. [applause] we are not going to beat mrs. clinton or whoever else they come up with. bloomberg, sanders. we will not be the ultimate

mr. clinton: it's harder to sideswipe someone with a 30 second ad in iowa. mark: the closest clinton came to a shot back at the trump campaign may have been this comment. mr. clinton: real effectiveness of a president is often determined by how well suited they are by experience and temperament. but during his 45 minute talk before 500 at the national czech and slovak museum he focused on the social problems in america and his wife's works outside the political world improving lives in underprivileged segments of society. mr. clinton: i do not believe in not only by experience but by temperament to step into this incredible mix of promise and peril ever. i don't think it's close. eric: on fighting terrorism , president clinton spoke about the need to knit the country back together saying we'll never do it without the help of peace-loving, america-loving muslims. shaina: in des moines, two candidates are hoping to make a big impression leading up to the caucuses, after trailing in the polls. kcci's rose heaphy caught up with republican mike huckabee and democ

mr. clinton spoke about addiction and the money that is directed toward supporting terrorism."this is very important to us, we have, hillary and i, three friends who lost children to overdoses."the former u.s. president, who served for eight years in oval office, stressed the importance of storing broad-shared prosperity anddigher income for the middle class."and i would far rather, see more and middle class families and below. now, we can do that. i think she's got the best economic ideas."mr. clinton also spoke about his wife's leadership qualities and made remarks on president obama's handling of gun control legislation, saying the republican candidates were attacking president obama before he even ananunced his executive actions. clinton said he isn't speaking for hillary's policy plans...but, he's reviewed them."she's got the best plan in terms of the potential to generate a lot of new jobs."nat sounds 3 after his stop in sioux city, mr. clinton made stops in marshalltown, and coralville. 3 republican presidential candidate rick santorum will spend parts of two days next w

mrs. clinton used her position as the nation's top diplomat to pay off well-connected donors. judge andrew napolitano is here to weigh in on this. and a new twist in her e-mail scandal. but we begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge who broke this story today. catherine? >> megyn, three intelligence sources say the fbi probe has expanded with one track focused on classified information found on mrs. clinton's server. the second track on whether the co-mingling of clinton foundation work and state department business potentially violated public corruption laws. fox news is told that fbi agents are investigating the overlap of state department and clinton foundation work. the clinton foundation was investigated and the findings were discussed last spring. >> the fundamental question is with this deal and others we detroit in the book, is it ko coincidence where large clinton supporters have business before the state department, they make large payments and favorable ac

mr. clinton? >> that's absolutely right, sir, thank you. >> and now i'll recognize mr. myer. >> i was fascinated by your testimony, especially, once the intruders pass the perimeter security, there's no simple means to stop malicious activity from propagating throughout the data center. this whole notion of unauthorized lateral movement and your call for zero trust microsegmented network environments. interior rooms with locks. is this recognition built into this cyber security framework? >> moving from just the perimeter to the internal stuff? >> we're actually working with nist now, but i think making it part of a standard would be greatly beneficial. >> it sounds like an essential part of the cyber security framework president bush. >> this is becoming a best practice. part of a standard would be very beneficial. >> mr. snider, you said we're well past the days when a password will be much more than a speed bump for sophisticated attacker. and authentication combining something you know with so

mrs. clinton: thank you. she is wonderful. [laughter] >> the last time we talked i asked you if you had a latino problem. many latinos want to know if you will be the next deporter in chief. many were concerned you are against federal licenses in new york state. in 2014, you said you would send back central american children. we have not heard you publicly by the acts done by obama's administration. would you become the next deporter in chief? mrs. clinton: no, and i have come out against the raids. i don't think it is an appropriate tool to enforce the immigration laws. i think they are divisive, s tarting discord and fear. i also came out in favor of guaranteeing unaccompanied children have government-sponsored council so as they go through the process, they will not be confused by the process and will have a chance to tell their story. this inportant to put the broader context which is what i have tried to do. we have to have comprehensive immigration reform, but how we implement our immigration laws does have some ability

mr. clinton mentioned ebay. we had many instances where we put a secure network into place, a network at a small government managing power distribution systems, and we engineer it, we put the products in, some of the products that some of you represent from, you know, everything from spam filters, fire wall, gateways, content managers, bandwidth managers, and then we would find out that they would go and buy parts for these off of ebay that would come from somewhere overseas and we don't know the firmware that's on it and i understand that what's on their mind. especially when you're dealing with small businesses is bottom line, it's -- doctors are being doctors, lawyers are being lawyers, they're doing what they're doing but we're supposed to take care of it. do we have to upgrade. your network will still function, but you're very -- you're very -- at a high amount of risk. well, that usually doesn't change their mindset. so, having those sets of standards i think is important. another thing that was brought up

mr. clinton? mr. clinton: i think we would strongly support the notion of the government doing research on the cost-effectiveness in this framework. ideake to think it was our , publishing material on this a number of years ago. it is supposed to be prioritized , cost-effective, and voluntary. tested, we would be able to determine various elements of the framework. i think if we did cost-effectiveness studies, we could demonstrate what elements are most effective to varying sizes and sectors of industry. you can demonstrate cost-effectiveness, you don't need mandates for it. companies will do what is cost-effective. au can't just say this is great idea and congress will pass it. they will say, where are the numbers? we did that kind of research, which is easy and expensive, i think we could get a lot of bang for the buck. thank you. i think i've had a lot of experience getting research grants in the government. program.for my phd 've done a number of research grass. nts. more flexibility in applying f

mrs. clinton is saying it's not true. we are going let it play out. it will play out in public opinion at this point because there were serious things found in the email. we already know this server had been hacked. charles: we are talking about the special access program, s.a.p., many are saying this is a game changer. you have to have a certain level of top secret clearance to get to this. so exclusive there are certain lawmakers who can't look at these emails. >> the f.b.i. can look at these emails, and surely mrs. clinton being an experienced government official must have known how sensitive the information was in some of those emails, whether or not was marked. plus there was an earlier email if you recall in which mrs. clinton said can we please take the heading, the top of the email off which would have contained perhaps a marking. charles: it might have said "top secret"? >> or "sensitive information." but the two pieces of evidence together are big trouble for mrs. clinton and she finally had to address it today. this story broke tuesday. the

mrs. clinton has escaped prosecution more times than el chapo. perhaps sean penn should interview her. she will not be held accountable until we have a fearless fighter who will face her down on the debate stage and remind her although she has accomplished nothing. [applause] remind her that she has gotten every single foreign-policy challenge wrong. remind her and the american people, when she is famously asked what difference it makes, mrs. clinton, this is what difference it makes. when our embassy is purposefully terrorists and for americans, including our ambassadors killed and the next day you lie about it instead of saying, the united states of america has been attacked by terrorists and we will seek retribution. say to every you adversary and terrorist organization in the world, open season on america. that is what difference it takes, mrs. clinton. that is what difference it takes. [applause] be to mrs.going to clinton or whomever else they come up with, bloomberg, sanders. beat the going to ultimate insiders with yet another insider s,

clinton by 13 points. an nbc survey last month showed mr. sanders ahead by nine points in new hampshire. the surveys also found mr. of independent voters, outperforms mrs. clinton in hypothetical both states among registered voters. in new hampshire, mr. sanders, who is om neighboring vermont, beats all three, while in iowa he tops mr. trump and mr. cruz and is tied with mr. rubio. democratic presidential candidates hillary clinton and sen. bernie sande are in a statistical tie in both iowa and new hampshire, according to the latest nbc news/walalstreet journalalaris t college poll.the polls, which both had a margin of error of +/- 4.8 percent, showed that clinton had 48 percent among likely iowa caucus-goers, compared to sanders' 45 percent and former maryland gov. martin o'malley's 5 percent. in new hampshire, however, the poll found sanders had 50 percent among likely primary voters, compared to clinton's 46 percent and o'malley's 1 percent. the close results of the polls highlight the challenges the clinton campaign facece five people in

mrs. clinton: i know some of you [laughter] mrs. clinton: i like to shop, too. mr. o'malley: i'm not capable of doing q&a in iowa from a seat. sen. sanders: i think we stand a real chance to create a large voter turnout and i doubt it will be as high as 2008 -- wish it was, but i don't think it will be. but i think it will be high enough for us to win here in iowa. mrs. clinton: i have been on the front lines since i was your age! i have been fighting for kids and women and the people that have been left out and left behind a chance to make the most out of their own lives. sharyl: now from the camampaign trail, we are tracking something we "follow the money," trackin signing up for health insurance was very easy... my premium is 22 dollars a month. it only took a few minutes, and i got exactly the kind of coverage i wanted at the price i wanted... it was a comforting feeling to know that our family is secure and that we have health insurance... most people who sign up onhealthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage moreaffordable, lowering their monthly

>> mrs. clinton said i'm the one they don't want to be up against before she wasay interrupted. that's referring to the republicans, of course. when mentions karl rove mrs. clinton was referring to this ad. >> ever wonder how hillary clinton can afford so many ads? chances are were paid for by wall street cash. hillary clinton has gotten 54 more times from wall street interests than from all of iowa. hillary rewarded wall street with the 700 billion-dollar bailout. and wall street made her a multimillionaire. >> joining us now from austin, texas, karl rove. did you write that ad? >> no. but i sure do like it. >> this ad is now running in iowa. we want to be part of the dialogue. and this has to do on the surface with the support from wall street, but it has a deeper meaning to it which is this woman is not honest and trustworthy. she will say and do anything to get elected. it's a huge vulnerability. iowa is going to be a battleground state in the fall. we said why not participate in the political dialogue in iowa. and she fell for it, hook, line and sinker. >> you heard her a l

[cheers and applause] mr. clinton: so, we have got to bring the economy back for everybody. with these to deal issues that keep families up at night. the most important one is the appeal and hera one abduction. keep in mind this is an opportunity to do something with our republican friends because isis so widespread it killing their voters, too. and i'm not being frivolous. this is encouraging. if there are doctors or pharmacists thinking the law, should they be prosecuted? yes. the people who are suffering should be treated like the public health problem they are and we cannot do it until we have one mental health coverage and treatment is so with ease. -- more mental health treatment and coverage.

mrs. clinton: i know some of you are still shopping. [laughter] mrs. clinton: i like to shop, too. mr. o'malley: i'm not capable of doing q&a in iowa from a seat. sen. sanders: i think we stand a real chance to create a large voter turnout and i doubt it will be as high as 2008 -- wish it was, but i don't think it will be. but i think it will be high enough for us to win here in iowa. mrs. clinton: i have been on the front lines since i was your age! i have been fighting for kids and women and the people that have been left out and left behind a chance to make the most out of their own lives. sharyl: now from the camampaign trail, we are tracking something sharyl: they spent 2015 binging on government pork, that is, wasting your tax dollars. the watchdog citizens against government waste tracked the top offenders and has now revealed its "porker of the year," as decided by the public in an online vote. in 2015, housing and urb development secretary julian castro took tough questioning from republican blaine luetkemeyer, who said castro failed to have a grip on the books in his own

mrs. clinton is forging ahead just days from the iowa caucus. she says she's answered every question and will continue to do so.in washington, i'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 3 still to come tonight on siouxlxld news at ten... we've got the latest developments on that wildlife refuge takeover in oregon. 3 what the now- jailed leader of that militia group is telling his followers tonight... coming up at 10- 18. 3 "siouxland news at ten on kmeg 14 with larry wentz, diana castillo, siouxland's chief meteorologisischad sandwell and sports director chris 3 3 3 3 3 chad, diana and larry talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. 3 <

[applause] mr. clinton: she had not been elected to anything. when she started to run in new york, she came home with ideas every day. after she got elected,, she got these farmers on long island involved in doing things to preserve the farms there with the real estate was pretty high. pretty soon there were several of them in iowa knocking on doors saying i am a republican but she is the only person who ever did anything for us. wine growers in upstate new york selling their wine in restaurants for the first time. a guy making fishing rods in a little town in upstate new york introduced to e-commerce and quadrupled his business and all his new customers were in norway. it never even occurred to him. she just makes things happen. just put her somewhere, and two or three days later, something good will be going on. [applause] mr. clinton: she left office and came to work in our foundation and all of a sudden we had a project called no ceilings that pointed out all the places where gender disparity still existed. another project called too small t

clinton may have under estimated mr. sanders. >> she hasn't done anything wrong with her campaign. she hasn't made mistakes. if anything, perhaps she is under appreciated how popular sanders would be. >> at today's event the gloves seemed to remain on with no direct attacks against sanders. >> but i am confident that we can convince the american people to elect a democrat to follow president obama. >> mrs. clinton said this is a time when people start paying attention to the election. new hampshire voters have 18 more days before the first in the nation primary. in rochester, new hampshire, wcvb newscenter 5. afternoon a dozen crosses were place today honor the 12 marines lost when the two sea last week. among the victims 23-year-old corporal christopher orlando of hingham, massachusetts. orlando and the other 11 victims were officially declared dead yesterday after nearly a week of searching turned up nothing. governor charlie baker ordered flags throughout the state to fly at half staff today in his memory. one person has died after contracting listeria from prepackaged salad mix

mr. trump: hillary clinton created isis with obama. mary: the billionaire spent his weekend firing shots at clinton at a rally in mississippi on twitter and on tv. mr. trump: i have more respect for women by far than hillary clinton has. mary: trump facing questions about this video by the terror group al-shabaab. the of trump in one of its recruitment messages. : mr. trump donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering united states. mary: on face the nation, trump made clear he is not changing his message about muslims. >> does it concern that you are being used in a recruitment video? mr. trump. i have to say what i have to say. mrs. clinton: he is becoming isis' s bes recruiter. tmary: she provided no evidence. >> hillary clinton has to be tempted to say told you so when this video emerges but she has to be careful because she did overstate the facts on the debate stage. mary: senator bernie sanders did not address the video but he did say trump needs to be called out. senator sanders: trump is over

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in iowa, mrs. clinton has 48 percent of support and mr. sanders has 45 percent as the competition contentious. martin o'malley, the third democratic presidential candidate, has 5 percent in iowa, meaning he will most likely qualify for the next presidential bate. but in new hampshire, the survey also found mr. sanders at 50 percent, to 46 percent for mrs. clinton. that margin is smaller than a recent fox news survey, in which mr. sanders led mrs. clinton by 13 points. an nbc survey last month showed mr. sanders ahead by nine points in new hampshire. the surveys also found mr. sanders, buoyed by the support of independent voters, outperforms mrs. clinton in hypothetical general-election matchups in both states hampshire, mr. sanders, who is from neighboring vermont, beats all three, while in iowa he tops mr. trump and mr. cruz and is tied with mr. rubio. thank you hans, we'll check back in with you on another candidate in our next half hour. otherwise back to you guys on the desk. five people in cedar falls don't have a home this morning af

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focusing locally tonight, mr. clinton will focus on nevada issues. earlier in las vegas he touched on gun issues. so we stops with a few people today to ask what their most important issues were as nevadans. >> immigration reform. my family, they come here to work. they come here to support their families. and i think it's time that something happens. >> i have a grandson was a lieutenant in the army, and foreign-policy is really important. don't want any mistakes made. >> reporter: former president bill clinton scheduled to take shortly after 8:00 o'clock. the doors will open here at 7:00 o'clock at the boys and girls club on foster drive. as you see there is a way to people were asked to rsvp a head of time on hillary clinton.com. this will be on a first-come first-served basis. >> thanks so much, van. >> and other controversial decision by nevada's public utilities commission. they eliminate popular energy savings programs in southern nevada, now there is concern those city programs could be eliminated here in the north as we see in this on your s

mr. clinton spoke about addiction and the money that is directed toward supporting terrorism."this is very important to us, we have, hillary and i, three friends who lost children to overdoses."the former u.s. president, who served for eight years in oval office, stressed the importance o o restoring broad-shared prosperity and higher income for the middle class."and i would far rather, see more and more money to put in the middle class families and below. now, we can do that. i think she's got the best economic ideas."mr. clinton also spoke about his wife's leadership qualities and made remarks on president obama's handling of gun control legislatioio saying the attacking president obama before he even announced his executive actions. clinton said he isn't speaking for hillary's policy plans...but, he's reviewed them."she's got the best plan in terms of the potential to generate a lot of new jobs."in sioux city, i'm jetske wauran, siouxland news. 3 after leaving sioux city... president clinton made a stop in marshalltown before ending the day in coralville. 3 republican presid

mrs. clinton's claim and those of unknown officials that the material is innocuous. a short time ago we had response from a senator who sits on the intelligence and foreign relations committee and seems to suggest the matter is extremely sensitive still. >> we'll have more to say about it and the chairman of the committee i think will be your source on that. >> we also understand that the number of emails involved is much larger than this several dozen, the several dozen reflects what they call sort of the parent or the root email. it does not reflect the number of times that that information was copied to other individuals or forwarded to other individuals, gretchen. so the number involved here at these high levels of classification is in fact much larger than what's indicated in that letter to congress. >> very interesting. so have we heard a response yet from hillary clinton? >> her response came in an interview with national public radio. mrs. clinton claimed the latest finding does no

otherwise you tend to get what you pay for. >> s mr. clinton. >> i agree with mr. wood. i think it speaks to part of the education issue that i was speaking to. we need to have a better understanding of the breath of cyber security. what you're talking about is not an it problem, it is, it is an economic problem. that's what cyber security is. it is an economic problem. we need to find a way to move away from lowest cost items, particularly in the federal space. we have examples where federal agencies are buying equipment off of ebay from nonsecure suppliers because it is lower-cost. while we appreciate the tension and the need for economy in these times, we have to understand that there is a direct trade-off between economy and security. we are going going to have to come to grips with that. if we could educate the federal leadership and by the way we have the exact same problem a few years ago, we might might be able to get a better appreciation of the play between the economics of cyber security and the technology of cyber security. the real problem that you are speak

and mrs. clinton knows better because she had to have special training as secretary of state because she has classification authority. so that statement on its face is misleading at best but simply not correct. martha: they're sticking with it. same thing she says every single time. >> reporter: doesn't matter. martha: carefully crafted sentence they come up with. we'll see if it works for hillary clinton. thank you, catherine. you're welcome. ♪ bill: today we find donald trump and ted cruz thousands of miles apart but polling showing some distance in new hampshire. cruz moving into second place at four teen%. he still trails trump significantly. 14%. down 20 points in the poll of new hampshire. >> actually going down quite a bit. i say when will he attack. now he attacked so i attacked him very strongly and vociferously. i think we're doing very well. >> his criticism of me is he said i went to washington and actually stood up and fought in washington and donald has said, well, the problem

mrs. clinton led by 11 points and sanders is also beating mrs. clinton in new hampshire by double digits. >> four of the five suspects girl last week are all charged. >> reporter: one of the defense attorney said that none of the men were id by the alleged victim in the case. the big headline is what we still don't know. a number of issues that you still have a home. was the sex consensual? was there a gun involved? and what was the relationship between the teen and her father. active. >> there was no one identified. there was no hit. they never allege that my client had any sexual contact. >> reporter: five young men are court at 830 this evening for a they range in age from 14 - - 17. all have been charged with rape. the district attorney asked bill to be set at $500,000 each. $10000 for the other two defendants. the woman was not able to identify any of the victims in a photo lineup but police tell a different story. >> thursday night we spoke to her at the hospital. she had a very credible report. she was injured and had physical injuries. sh

mrs. clinton is forging ahead just days from the iowa caucus. she says she's answered every question and will continue to do so.in washington, i'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 3 still to come tonight on siouxland news at nine... good news for people looking to buy a home. the reason why, coming up in the fox means business report. 3 3 but first... there's a new push in congress to make *gun makers* liable if their products are used to kill people. who's pushing the bill and why, coming up after the break. 44, with larry wentz, diana castillo and siouxland's chief 3 nebraska's governor is unhurt after a car accident this morning.governor pete ricketts was a passenger in a van being driven by a state trooper 3 when that van hit a pickup downtown lincoln this morning.ricketts' office says neither the governor nor his driver were injured in the accident... but the driver of the pickup was taken to a hospital for treatment of minor injuries. 3 "i was reading so i did nototi was not aware what was going on till after the trooper put the brakes on and then