brian mooar, nbc washington. >> a top c.i.a. official at hack attack. >> a high school student managed to tap into the permanent e. mates of the agency's director. jadiann thompson explains. >> reporter: the apparent victim is not just any american or government official. it's john brenon. the c.i.a. directors since 2013 and a long time key intelligence community. a man who says he is an apparent american high school student claims he hacked his way into brennan's personal account revealing enough information. this twitter account is going now. the apparent hack irsays posting what appears to be an actual spread sheet of names and current of former intelligence officials. the hacker blacked out their social security numbers. he said he found brennan's application for security clearance and claims he got into the comcast billing account of jay johnson. account. not his government account and it appears no classified information was compromised. still, it's an embarrassing reminder that there is e-mail. >> i give people this advic

brian mooar has the story from washington. "the speaker of the house, congressman an honorable paul ryan". on capitol hill ... a changing of the guard - paul ryan took the gavel as the new speaker of the house of representatives. it's a house divided - with republican factions battling each other even as they fight democrats. wisconsin :18 - :26"let's be frank the house is broken. we're not solving problems, we're adding to them." those problems were the downfall of outgoing speaker john boehner ... who was unable to break the legislative gridlock that had lawmakers lurching from one political showdown to the next. "i leave with no regrets or burdens. if anything, i leave as i started just a regular guy humbled by the chance to do a big job." nominee emerged after weeks of political uncertainty ... as boehner announced his resignation ... and republicans searched for a candidate palatable to the party's staunchest conservatives. the new speaker opened with an olive branch to members of both parties. wisconsin 1:07 - 1:16"i am

i'm brian mooar in washington, now back to you. so there are lots of big questions right now in the democratic presidential race ... some of those questions could be answered this weekend right here in des moines. political director dave price joins us now ... with a guest who's watching all of today's developments very here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor do what we do...make it progresso. this moment is perfect in every way gooey...flaky...happy. toaster strudel. ad lib main weather tonight skies will be mostly cloudy and temperatures will stay mild, dropping to 60 degrees. a cold front will cross the state on wednesday and there may again be a few showers along the front as it moves through tomorrow. temperatures will then be cooler in the 60s the of rain arrives on friday. it will be dry and cooler for the weekend with highs as if carrying around a baby in your belly isn't work

. >> brian mooar is live in washington with what is expected at that meeting. brian?, laura and sam. last week hillary clinton is debating her democratic opponents. this week, she is mixing it up with republican house members here on capitol hill. >> hillary! >> democratic front-runner hillary clinton is prepping for a house hearing on benghazi, she says is motivated by politics. >> i don't know that i have very much to add. this is, after all, the eighth investigation. >> house republicans say the hearing is not about her last name. >> we have already talked to 50 people not named clinton. we're going to talk to another couple dozen not named clinton. >> at a north texas presidential forum featuring six gop candidates, clinton is an easy target. >> hillary clinton's rationale for her candidacy seems to be that she's a woman. >> it was a stage for showcasing conservative credentials. >> what god fixes a problem, he doesn't just do a paint job, he fixes it from the inside. >> in public life today, it is so important to be able to pray and to think about things calmly,

brian mooar has the political update from washington. today, democratic frontrunner hillary clinton is prepping for a house hearing on benghazi that she says is motivated by politics. super burned in presidential candidate :09-:14"i don't know that i have very much to add. this is after all the eighth investigation." house republicans say the hearing isn't about her last name. super burned in / chairman, house benghazi cmte :17- :22"we've already talked to fifty people not named clinton. we're going to talk to another couple of dozen not named clinton." at a north texas presidential forum featuring six gop candidates ... clinton was an easy target. presidential candidate :28- :35"hillary clinton's rational for her candidacy seems to be that she's a woman." it was a stage for showcasing conservative credentials. presidential candidate :39- :43"when god fixes a problem, he doesn't just do a painjob; he fixes it from the inside." esidential candidate :44-:52"in public life today, is so important to bele to pray and to think about things cal

brian mooar has the story from washington. << tape/ dr. ben carson/ (r) presidential candidate:39- :43 tape/ jeb bush/ (r) presidential candidate :44- :52 live/ brian mooar / twitter: @brianmooar/ washington d.c. (capitol hill) (nats, "hillary, hillary, hillary") today, democratic frontrunner hillary clinton is prepping for a house hearing on benghazi that she says is motivated by politics. ("cnn state of the union") super burned in (sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential candidate :09- :14) "i don't know that i have very much to add. this is after all the eighth investigation." house republicans say the hearing isn't about her last name. ("cbs face the nation") super burned in (sot: rep. trey gowdy (r-sc)/ chairman, house benghazi cmte :17-:22) "we've already talked to fifty people not named clinton. we're going to talk to another couple of north texas presidential forum featuring six gop candidates ... clinton was an easy target. (sot: carly fiorina/ (r) presidential candidate :28- :35) "hillary clinton's rational for her candidacy seems

brian mooar has the story. << in oklahoma ... a day of reflection for a community shaken by tragedy. (sot: john dickey, senior pastor hillcrest baptist church :08 - :11) "we're going to kneel and pray for our community, and pray for those who o st their lives yesterday." a day earlier ... an oklahoma state university celebration took an unthinkable turn: a car plowed into a crowd watching the homecoming parade ... injuring dozens and leaving four dead ... the youngest just two years old. (sot: paul weckler, osu associate professor :25 - :32) "the relationships and the sense of community that we have. we're just a small collegegeown." the motorist arrested atathe scene ... 25-year-old adacia chaabers ... is eepected to pear in court monday on charges of driving under the influence. her attorney though, says he doubts she was drunk. (sot: tony coleman, attorney for adacia chambers :43 - :50) "in my opinion, ms. chambers suffers from a mental illness. exactly what type, has yet to be determined." witnesses - and those injured - reca

. >> and brian mooar has the latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton is prepping for a house hearing on benghazi she says is motivated by politics. >> i don't know that i have very much to add. this is after all the eighth investigation. >> reporter: house republicans say the hearing is not about her last name. >> we've already talked to 50 people not named inton. we'll talk to another couple of dozen not named clinton. >> reporter: at a north texas presidential tore rum featuring six gop candidate, clinton was an easy target. >> hillary clinton's reaction na rationale for her candidacy seems to be sha she's a woman. >> when god fixes a problem, he doesn't do a paint job, he fix it is from the inside. >> about public life, it is so important to be able to prayer and think about things calmly. >> reporter: also an opportunity to upstage donald trump. >> we'll get this done. >> reporter: the frontrunner who didn't attend but still dominates the republican race. brian mooar, nbc news washington. >>> aaron gilchrist at the live desk where we're just hearing from the first lady, she just wra

brian mooar is live on capitol hill now with the latest. brian? >> reporter: hi, pat. it all played out today at g.w. and vice president biden threw some not so terribly subtle jabs at hillary clinton. he suggested that he's better at working across the political aisle, says he doesn't see republicans as enemies. he also bolstered a potential weak spot on his resume, he says despite accounts to the contrary, he privately supported the bin laden raid in talks with president obama. bottom line, he says he is in lock step with president obama. >> president obama and i have ideologically have had no disagreement. none. i mean, zero. the main reason this worked is to this day we have -- we are simpatico on all the major issues. we all have disagreements to agree. this is much easier for me. >> reporter: will he or won't he run has become a virtual soap opera playing out for months and it looks like the ratings are down. the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll suggests the vice president might have waited a little too long. the poll shows that nearly 7 70 of democrats

brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> nbc 10 along the waterfront in camden. things drying out across the area after getting a good soaking yesterday and overnight, but now we are seeing a lot more in the way of sunshine, dry conditions, and tomorrow we will be seeing cooler temperatures. so chilly air is going to be moving in overnight tonight. you'll notice tomorrow morning when you walk outside and even through the afternoon. we have a cold front that's about to move through and then we're talking about your weekend forecast. we have halloween, we have the big temple game, and we also gain an hour of sleep this weekend, if you forgot about that. next rain chance could be here as early as sunday, but i don't think for everybody, just maybe the chance of a shower. right now, though, we're seeing mostly cloudy skies in philadelphia, 69 degrees, so we are still around 70. that's where we've kind of been all day today. so far we've gotten to 72 degrees, same thing yesterday, and if we go into friday we're lookin

news 4's brian mooar is tracking the action on capitol hill. brian? >> reporter: the question whether the vice president will run or not has become a virtual soap opera. the ratings, it seems, are down. in washington today, vice president biden threw some not so subtle jabs at hillary clinton suggesting he's better at working across the political aisle. >> i still have a lot of republican friends. i don't think my chief enemy is the republican party. >> reporter: he portrayed himself as closer to president obama and revised his story on the bin laden raid saying he privately supported it. >> i told him my opinion, that i thought he should go, but follow his own instincts. >> reporter: his remarks come as speculation over whether he'll run has reached the point of fatigue. the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows 2/3 of democrats now either don't think biden should run or don't care. >> it makes him look indivisive and there are people in the party who are frustrated and feel frozen by the lack of clarity about what he wants to do. >> repor

nbc's brian mooar has the story. >> reporter: in oklahoma, a day of reflection for a community shakenagedy. >> we're just going to kneel and pray for our community, and pray for those who lost their lives yesterday. >> reporter: a day earlier, an oklahoma state university celebration took an unthinkable turn. a car plowed into a crowd watching the homecoming parade, injuring dozens and leaving four dead. the youngest just 2 years old. >> the relationships and the sense of community that we have. we're just a small college town. >> reporter: the motorist arrested at the scene, 25-year-old adacia collins is expected to appear in court monday on charges of driving under the influence. her attorney, though, says he doubts she was drunk. >> in my opinion, ms. chambers suffers from a mental illness. exactly what type is yet to be determined. >> reporter: witnesses and those injured recall terrifying moments. >> my mom just is screaming and just a little bit of chaos. a lot of chaos i guess. >> she accelerated. she never hit her brakes. >> reporter: today strangers went to the scene to pray

i'm brian mooar in washington, now back to you. >> nbc's political director, and moderator of "meet the press", chuck todd, will deliever the waitt lecture at morningside college, tonight. todd's speech starts at 7:30 inside eppley auditorium. his lecture will touch on the presidential race leading up to the 20-16 iowa caucuses and presidential election. i touched on those topics during a one-on-one interview with todd. hear from him, tonight, on "news 4 at ten." the images have gone viral. more than 3-million views on-line of a horrific crash. the white car swerves just as a motorcycle is trying to pass... clipping the front wheel, and throwing the two riders.. 68-year old william crum was in court today. he's been charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.. he now says he's sorry... and that his erratic driving was the result of an insect bite. the rider, identified as eric sanders, was scraped and bruised in the crash. his girlfriend sustained critical arm and leg injuries as she flew off the bike... she's out of i-c-u after surgery, but still listed in serio

. >> brian mooar on the hill. thank you. it's 4:48. >>> holiday fun turns into horror at zombiecon in ft. myers, florida. a shooter opened fire at a zombiecon festival killing one and wounding five others. this morning police are searching for whoever was behind that attack. >>> take a look at this woman air lifted off a characterize ship after having a heart attack. she was aboard the grand princess ship 85 miles off the california coast. she started feeling chest pains yesterday morning. the coast guard sent for a military chopper to rush her to the hospital. she's in stable condition this morning. >>> a re-enactment of a gun fight in the old west town of toomsville got real when one actor shot bullets, not blanks. two by standers who came to see the performance. others were hit. >>> a bizarre crime left two people dead. a suspect shot and killed the very man guarding him in the hospital. they asked for a backup because of the seriousness of the suspect's offense. deputies haven't said what he's accuse of. deputies say say

in may, a gunman with a very long rap sheet opened fire on officer brian mooar killing him.icer brian mooar's mother irene just wrote an emotional op ed calling on our leaders to step up and do something about the violence aimed at police. irene moore joins us. good evening, ma'am. >> good evening, greta. thank you for having me. >> you know, i never know what to say to a grieving parent. it's just so awkward and i covered the murder of your son, a police officer and i must say i just -- i know you are grieving and i read -- i can feel it when i read your op. ed. yeah, it's been very difficult, yeah. you wrote this in response to the latest tonight. do youblue lives matter. yes blue lives matter. >> unfortunately do i have that sense. i would say it's for the past two years. i kind of noticed a change in climate towards the police department and since these four murders that have happened recently, i think some of it goes to our elected officials, our politicians, that aren't coming out publicly and supporting the police department. therefore sending a message to the general

brian mooar has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. getting ready for the big hearing on thursday. it's about the 2012 benghazi attack. hillary clinton says at the end of the day this is really just about politics shchl e said this committee has virtually become an arm of the republican national committee and what they're trying to do is not find the truth but drive down her poll numbers. republicans say that's absolutely not the case. they say they've interviewed dozens of witnesses not named clinton. they'll name dozens more after hillary clinton. they say they have new information that was not gleaned by other committees. i say this really is about finding out what happened, who is responsible. now, on the republican side it's going back to december 11th, 2001. republicans donald trump and jeb bush in a war of words over george w. bush the president and what he did or could have done before the attack. donald trump says jeb bush is wrong in saying his brother kept the country safe, that he was the president, after all, when the amer

the other officers shot in the line of duty were brian mooar, 25-year-old old shot in queens in may and rafael ramos and wenjian liu shot as they sat in their patrol car sue de blasio was part of that press conference saying the city was in mourning, thoughts and including his nypd family and, of course, ba president pat lynch pleading for prayers for the fame of randolph holden. >> a lot more. >> he was asking mainly for support i think for the nypd today and not just today but in all the days ahead. >> saying we need support for officers every day on every corner and every neighborhood. >> another sad day in the city. >> exactly. and a lot more may come about this shooting in the coming hours. wake up with today in new york beginning at 4:30 a.m. for overnight developments. you can also find the latest on our website and the nbc 4 new york app. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. we're hangin' out with the former senator of the great state of new york, hillary clinton right here, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] i was just saying, we -- the first ti

that includes holder, detectives brian mooar, raffaele ramos and wenjian liu. now this pro-police rally was organized by tony herbert. i spoke with him a short time ago. is he in that group, greta. i spoke with him a short time ago and ask why some people turn out for antipolice rallies and so few turn out in support of the men in blue. >> they are easy target quite frankly. they won't lash out at the gang drug dealers and gang bang hers. they don't do that they're professionals. at the end of the day we understand they have a job to do and so do wees we as a community. we have to stand together in order to make things better. >> randolph holder's wake is tomorrow, greta. his funeral is wednesday in jamaica, queens. this rally expected to continue for another 20 minutes or so. >> rick, are the police officers here -- officers you are talking to in new york feeling burned as though there their backs? >> well with, i would say the short answer is yes. white they know they in general they have the support in community but don't yand why they are not seeing. few pe

thank you, brian mooar from washington, d.c. >>> meantime, brought up hillary clinton, actually preparinga showdown with republicans on capitol hill. she second quarter called to testify before a house committee investigating the 2012 terror attacks on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. a democratic front runner claims the house hearing is motivated by politics. house republicans say it's not about her last name. >> i don't know that i have very much to add. this is, after all, the eighth investigation. >> we have already talked to 50 people not named clinton. we're going to talk to another couple dozen not named clinton. >> in the meantime, the republican presidential candidates are reaching out to cultural conservatives, trying to get an edge on donald trump. six gop candidates gathered at a north texas presidential forum. donald trump did not attend. >>> market right know. let's check your monday this monday morning. >> with scott mcgrew. >> markets mildly lower this weekend. i think we can blame china. its gdp, 6.9% growth. which would be phenomenal if that were america. but in developin