good polling numbers on the surface level of the top line, because he was so much well known than brian smithof the voting for raising the debt ceiling and the things that the republicans used to vote for all of the time, and now it is playing out the spending is fairly even between the pro s simpson and the anti-simpson group, and he is holding up so far and there has to be a game changer for congressman simpson to lose. >> shira, it is interesting to see that the bailout is very much a focus on the ads. but read into it a little bit. if mike simpson were to go down, what message would that send regarding the 2014 midterms? is. >> well, it would empower a lot of the tea party groups or the conservative groups and empower them ahead of the few big, big contests, for example mississippi and thad walker's fight there or maybe kansas down the line, but so much, as you said earlier focused on this one date in may, it is going to be difficult for the tea party to gain a whole lot of momentum out of that, and that said, it is a club for growth versus the chamber of commerce battle when you talk abo

this is brian smith from the national weather service. we sent you a picture of an aerial shot. you responded to me by e-mail and said nobody would have survived that if you had stood up. if you were out in the open or in a vehicle you would be in trouble. anytime you have that powerful of a tornado your best place to be is below ground in a shelter or in a basement. that was one of the most impressive ground markings that i have seen in a tornado. devoted a lot of his career to post its norcoast storm analysis. will be doing that tomorrow. it is our 34th annual fermi lab tornado and severe storms seminar. >> want to thank you for coming in here and giving up your valuable time. the seminar will start at noon. we repeat the entire program at 6:00. it is free and open to the public. you do not need tickets. we hope to see it tomorrow. the chicago cubs' home [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, bu

smith, get a good lawyer. something the pro football player should easily be able to afford. >> get a good lawyer. >> that's my advice to everybody who finds himself in this sort of situation. >> reporter: brian webb, kpix 5. >>> 49ers general manager trent said a statement saying we're disappointed to learn of the incident involving smith saying this is a pending legal matter and gathering pertinent. chris culliver was arrested last month in a hit-and-run with a bicyclist and thursday, colin kaepernick and pathen named in the miami police report with a suspicious incident with a woman. no one in the case has been charged with the crime. >>> a fire in downtown. billows from miles away. fire started around 3:00 yesterday afternoon at park avenue in montgomery street. san jose fire department took these photos here. two firefighters for minor injuries and no one else injured. the cause of the fire cleared but we're told homeless people were known to use it as a shelter. the building house came on tv 1994. the fire was familiar since it sat across the street from their training facility >>> another five alarm fire tore through several berkeley warehouses over the weekend leaving millions of doll

brian webb reports smith is accused of yelling bomb at the airport. >> reporter: the arrest happenedminal one after smith was chosen at random for a secondary screening. police say

. >>> aldon smith is free on bail after being arrested at lax over the weekend. kpix 5 brian webb reports smith is accused of yelling bomb at a busy airport. >> reporter: tmz video shows aldon smith being handcuffed and escorted out of lax. the arrest happened sunday in terminal one after smith was chosen at random for a secondary screening. police say the 24-year-old became belligerent and uncooperative and at one point, said he had a bomb. >> obviously, something has to do with whether the threat is real or not. >> reporter: professor teaches criminal law at uc hastings. bomb threats are serious business in a post9/11 world but doesn't mean the case always goes to court. smith's alleged bad behavior didn't help the cause and the celebrity status may actually work against him. >> i profile a guy like this to get a break because he's a profootball player. >> or vice versa. it's anybody's guess or want to say because this is a celebrity, we're not going to let this go. >> plus, the 49ers' past legal problems may become new issues. in 2012, he was accused of illegal possession

. >>> kpix reporter brian webb is in the news room why linebacker, smith , is in trouble again. >> reporter: he is accused of yelling "bomb" in front of the tsa and will have to come home to answer questions about the latest accusations of his bad behavior. >> reporter: it tmz video shows smith handcuffed and escorted out of l.a.x. the arrest happened on sunday in terminal 1 after smith was chosen at random for a secondary screening. the police say that the 24-year- old became uncoptive and at one pointed he had a -- uncooperative and at one point, he had a bomb. >> reporter: bomb threats at airports are serious business this in a post september 11th world. but that does not mean the case always goes to court. smith's alleged bad behavior did not help his cause and his celebrity status may actually work against him. >> i profile a guy like this get a break because he is a pro football player? >> vice versa. or it is anybody's guess. because this is a celebrity we will not let it go. >> reporter: plus the 49ers past legal problems may be new issues n. 2012 he was accused of illegal position

smith & wesson. those stocks have been hot the last couple of years. let's bring in brian institutional top 20. it's a politically charged topic. i worked for mike bloomberg, melissa lee, we did on set, a good guy going after the gun industry a bit. does that change your views on investing at all? >> no, i don't think so. the mac row, certainly the president with some of his nefarious activities, with the irs and the nsa hacking phones, i mean, there's enough between that and mike bloomberg, enough to fill ten tom clancy novels, so that type of thing i think provides an overall macro on the market relative to that. again, as i said, the confiscation of 400 million guns, the largest arsenal on the planet. if you took the combined military and police units of every nation on the plant, you've got about 227 million guns. the u.s. consumer has about our estimates about 360 to 400 million guns. i've seen estimates as high as 600 million adding 15 million to 20 million guns a year. >> okay. >> i don't see that. there's nothing to that. >> fine, fine. >> whenever you talk about g

and stacy smith and brian on the call said, hey, we've got a lot to learn about actually making chipsgacy is making its own chips and keeping everybody else at arm's length. but as far as mobile is concerned, it's kind of a tough road. they talked a long time how they would break into smartphone, and haven't been able to do that. they talked about how to break into tablets. and now targeting the lower end, having to subsidize the current product to get in there. maybe it's wearables, maybe it's something that hasn't shown up yet. we want to hear what the vision is for that is. >> jon, stacy smith said yesterday he believes some of the growth could come from the internet of things, that eventually for intel that could be a $2 billion business. from what you've seen in the technology and how they've been able to roll out even at a very nascent stage, do you think it will be that big, and do you think that's a long way away? >> internet of things has a lot of potential. intel has tended to be cautious moving into markets like this, looking for the right partner. i think the question is,

linebacker smith was arrested at lax. brianlores will tell us what handed out there and how could this affect the 49ers on the field. >> reporter: certainly not good >> >> olden myth had a run-in with the law. police arrested him at lax and booked him for making a false threat of a bomb threat. he was randomly selected for a secondary screening and they then took him into custody after he said he had a bomb to the screener. they could send him to jail for a year and the general manager released this statement saying we are disappointed to learn about the incident involving smith, as this is a pending legal matter we will have no further comment. >> well, the last couple of seasons, it seems like he can't keep himself out of trouble off the field and it is unfortunate. i compare this to owens, he had similar behaviors where you have a real prolific player at his position who makes a big difference when he is in the game. >> he was there in connection with request two earlier arrests, police arrested him for drive willing under t

wnbc's brian thompson, and liz smith, a democratic consultant who worked on new jersey governor jon corzine'sart with you, since you kicked up this storm. basically we read your quote, and you're talking about potentially having a walkout here. having the republicans leave this committee. is that a real possibility and why? >> absolutely. john wisniewski comes on your show and says we have lined up witnesses. there's been absolutely no discussion with any republican members about lining up witnesses. that proves my point. now he's becoming a prosecutor. he's issuing subpoenas on his own. that's dangerous for, i think, the future of new jersey politics. the former state chairman. now he lines up mike duhame, probably the class of new jersey in terms of a political strategist. he now has to live with this fact that one person, the former state chairman is mentioning him as a potential witness. you know what public hears when they hear subpoena? they immediately think the person did something bad. if you're not going to include republicans, don't call it bipartisan. come on shows and now it's th

smith was arrested at l.a.x. for allegedly making a false report of a bomb threat. brian flores has been on the story dealing with the latest legal trouble for the 49ers' star. >> good morning. this is another distraction. the team just does not need this during the offseason. aldon smith out on bail this morning after his latest run-in with the law. want to go to new video of tmz leaving an l.a.p.d. police station after leaving after posting $25,000 in bail. he did not say anything to the camera and left in the car. police arrested him at los angeles international airport yesterday and booked him for making a false police report of a bomb. police say he became belligerent at the security when he was randomly selected for a screening. they took him into custody after he allegedly said something about a bomb. smith faces charges that could send him to jail for a year if convicted. it's still unclear how this will affect the team. he does have a fifth-year option. but the team said we're disappointed to learn of the incident today involving aldon smith as this is a pending

smith, nbc news, parkland, florida. >> terrific story to end on. that's our broadcast for monday night. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams. of course, we hope to see you back here tomorrow. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 6:00, a south bay teenager, the focus of international intrigue. just how did he survive a night across the pacific inside the wheel well of a plane. >> we begin with that developing story. questions tonight about the story of a south bay teen who claims he flew from san jose to hawaii in the plane's wheel well, a section which is located outside of the plane. how did he do it? the teen says he doesn't even remember the flight to hawaii. nbc's cheryl hurd is looking into just how the teen could have survived the conditions. but we begin with chase cain. >> reporter: jessica, first of all, san jose airport says they are not going to release the surveillance video that shows someone out on the tarmac. they're also not going to tell us what section of the airport fence this teen may have climbed because both those things contain sensitive security information about the airport

brians from undercover agents. they paid yee thousands to endorse it to the state department of public health. rick smith said it isa common strategy. >> you have to have back stopping. you have to have depth to the undercover operation. >> reporter: legal analyst, jim hammer said surveillance recordings will push the departments to make a hard choice. >> reporter: you going to cooperate against the other defendants or go to trial. >> reporter: all 29 are set for federal court appearance next tuesday. >>> campaign reports reveal more details about leland yee. he used campaign money to travel to the phillipines. he try today import military style weapons. help spent $62,000 at a restaurant in san francisco, the same restaurant the alleged criminal group chief kong pong used for many event. what happen today the bills that state senator yee help today sponsor? >>> rain showers today off and on all day, especially in the morning t.activity is on the decrease and we have a few lingering clouds and spotty showers, especially in the hills east of san jose. for your saturday it will be dry. we start off with pa

brians from undercover agents. they paid yee thousands to endorse it to the state department of public health. rick smith said it isa common strategy. >> you have to have back stopping. you have to have depth to the undercover operation. >> reporter: legal analyst, jim hammer said surveillance recordings will push the departments to make a hard choice. >> reporter: you going to cooperate against the other defendants or go to trial. >> reporter: all 29 are set for federal court appearance next tuesday. >>> campaign reports reveal more details about leland yee. he used campaign money to travel to the phillipines. he try today import military style weapons. help spent $62,000 at a restaurant in san francisco, the same restaurant the alleged criminal group chief kong pong used for many event. what happen today the bills that state senator yee help today sponsor? >>> rain showers today off and on all day, especially in the morning t.activity is on the decrease and we have a few lingering clouds and spotty showers, especially in the hills east of san jose. for your saturday it will be dry. we start off with pa

brian, how do you defend that? >> i would have had smithofound here he had the weeks and months leading up to the shootings to throw the jury the lens he was looking. the other option i would have chosen after hearing the tapes would be a possible mental illness as a mitigating factor to reduce it down to possible m manslaughter. hearing those tapes he sounds like a man who is mentally ill. >> as a prosecutor, these tapes, is this what did it for the jury? it only took three hours. >> no question about it. he convicted himself in this case. and i say that because if he had not had an audio type of what happened and made the statements he did to the police where he buried himself and described he removed the threat they presented. and he talked about a clean, final kill shot. once the threat was gone he had no further right to use deadly force. >> liken to that of a deer hunter. even went on to say once he shot someone he didn't want them to suffer trying to explain why high continued to shoot. in the state of minnesota it is legal to do thi

smith, nbc news, new york. >>> that is our broadcast on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now at 6:00 a new round of cleaning up after another soaking across the bay area. and today no lightning. instead, what you're hearing is hail along with ice and of course, plenty of rain. thanks for joining us, i'm raj mathei. >> tsunami warnings and evacuations. here is a live feed from tv chile. the powerful 8.2 struck just before 5:00 pacific time. tsunami warnings in effect for chile, peru and ecuador. as we get more information on this breaking news story, we'll bring it to you during the newscast. >>> our local headlines, the weather slamming the bay area. we want to take you outside. a live look at the oakland coliseum. it's soupy. just into the newsroom, the a's game scheduled to start around 7:00 has been postponed because of the rain. the first rainout in oakland since may of 1998. >>> a wet, messy night for those trying to get home right now. here is a live look at the san mateo bridge and

smith and michael ward. then the head of mercedes-benz usa unveils the new super car, brian sullivan.can go to 0 to 60 in less than 4 seconds. kelly will join me here at the post 9 at the new york stock exchange. we'll see you on "closing bell." it's here everyday, for everyone. that's the power the power, that's the power of today. cleveland clinic. call today, for an appointment today. predibut, manufacturings a prettin the united states do. means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. >>> a >>> a somber moment. in fact we want to take you live to boston. one year ago ago the world stood still, bombs rocking. vice president joe biden is with the delegation of survivors and first responders at the finish line. they observed a moment of silence at the instant the bombs exploded. three people killed, 260 others were hurt. let's look in now i

smith becomes a hero for helping nichols surrender. she receives a $70,000 reward. in 2008, brian on 54 counts, including murder and kidnapping. he's sentenced to multiple life sentences with no chance of parole. the short scene that sets in motion a day of terror leaves many in atlanta wondering, why? >> a lot of people who carry a tremendous amount of guilt about things they did or did not do that day, and the one person who should, i think, carries none, and that's brian nichols. >> deputy cynthia hall is left with permanent brain damage and is blind in one eye. she has no memory of the beating she took from brian nichols. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, logon to our website, caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> defying the rules. >> there's no greater adrenaline rush. >> there's something wrong with me. >> defying the odds. >> it is just in my dna. >> i have a lot of fun and take a lot of physical abuse at the same time. >> even defying gravity. >> well, i think i would jump out of an airplane. >> w

brian kilmead. what? and you know what it was that he wanted to have me on about? it was the anna nicole smitho the supreme court. so i go out there -- he gets in my ear before i go on and he says, okay, kelley, don't get nervous. this is "the factor." don't worry. i think i can handle myself. you sure? i think so. he wind s up accusing her of being a golddigger, a point i conceded, and yet i argued the husband knew what he was getting. he signed the deal. it wasn't like he thought she was married for love. we have this robust back and forth, let's put it that way, and i was later told that he went back to his staff and said, she's a star. and that was the beginning. >> and to bill's credit, he welcomes the robust back and forths on his show. did i tell you what he says to me at the beginning of the show when i sit there sometimes? he says, watch, kelly. watch and learn. it was a great event. thanks to st. mary's and all the good people who showed up and thanks to you for watching. i'm megan kelly. this is "the kelly file." >>> welcome to the special audience edition of hannity. every year tho

the prosecution still has the case, brian, and what they continue to do is play these audio recordings of what was happening inside the house because he had, byron smithllance system and a cell phone jamming device according to the prosecutor. what are they attempting to do, the prosecution, here? >> well, you know, as we hear in all these types of cases, there's a presumption in your home, it's your castle, that you can act in your own self-defense when someone breaks in, you know? there's this idea that when someone breaks into your home, they're there to cause you serious bodily harm or possibly even kill you. but that is a rebuttable presumption as many presumptions are in law. and this is a wonderful case for that, you know, legally speaking. obviously, it's not wonderful, it's a terrible tragedy about what happened. but the bottom line is, this guy killed these two people, and there's a recording that rebuts the claim of self-defense, and those are his own statements, and the things that he did. he told this one person, you're dead. that's not someone, you know, under those conditions acting in their own self-defense. he acted in anger. jenna: d