. >> my name is chris barnes and i just started studying this for the first time that i can't sayy anything yet with confidence. >> earlier this year the former chairman of the senate armed services committee gave a lecture in which he determined e risk of a nuclear confrontation with potential for catastrophic proportions is now at its highest level since the end of the cold war. from your perspective or that of the russian government do you agree with the assessment and if so, what concrete steps do you believe can and must be taken by the u.s. and russian government either individually or cooperatively? >> i come up with great respect to send non- who is a colossal thinker on these issues i do not share that view in a nuclear war today because even with the current differences, i think we have enough reasonable people on both sides and having said so i also would undermine the quality of the relations currently between us in general is the lowest point at the end of the cold war. the risks of the miscalculations have increased especially with the forces being deployed how should i put it

my name is chris barnes. i've actually just started studying the russian language for the first time, but i can't say anything yet with confidence. [laughter] >> your next visit. >> earlier this year former chairman of the senate armed services committee sam nunn gave a lecture in which he declared that with the recent deterioration of u.s.-russian relations, the risk of a nuclear confrontation of potentially catastrophic proportions is now at its highest level since at least the end of the cold war. from your perspective or that of the russian government, do you agree with that assessment? and if so, what concrete steps the believe can and must be taken by the u.s. and russian governments either individually or cooperatively to lessons about threat? >> -- to lessen that threat? >> with great respect to senator nunn who is certainly a colossal thinker, especially in the area of nuclear issues, i came to respect him enormously, i do not share the view that the risk of nuclear war today is high because even wit

my name is chris barnes and i actually just started studying the russian language for the first time, but i can't say anything yet with confidence. >> on your next visit. >> earlier this year, former chairman of the senate armed services committee, sam nunn gave a lecture in which he declared that with the recent deterioration of u.s. russia relations, the risk of a nuclear confrontation of potentially catastrophic proportion is now at its highest level since at least the end of the cold war. from your perspective or that of the russian government, do you agree with that assessment and if so, what do you believe canon must be taken by the u.s. and russian governments cooperatively to lessen that threat? >> with great respect, he is a colossal thinker especially in the area of nuclear issues, i demonstrate the view that the race to the nuclear war today is high because even with the current differences, i think we have enough reasonable people on both sides. i would also underline the quality of the relations currently between us in general is certainly the lowest point after the end o

my name is chris barns. i can't say anything with confidence. >> your next visit. earlier this year, former chairman of the senate armed services committee sam young and it's the highest level since at least the end of the cold war. but from your perspective do you agree with that assessment and if so what that means. >> it's sickening and colossal thinker especially in the area of nuclear issues and i demonstrate the view and it is hot because even with the current differences i had, i think that we have enough reasonable people on both sides. and the quality of the relations is certainly the lowest point. and miscalculations have increased. especially the armed forces. and sometimes -- how shall i put it in a polite way, a strange way where to show the strength of the united states. and say that 100 meters from the checkpoint 150 kilometers from st. petersburg. and force can be employed against russia. it creates a lot of that to be prepared for anything. and reinforcing our presence. we see the long-term convention. we see your navy russian and baltics closer to

some of the big stores on that list are barnes and nobel, dillards, home depot, ikea and staples. >> chris: good for them. one los angeles man has come up with an interesting idea. it is called hammer and nails and it is not a hardware store. it is a nail shop for men. it is set up like a man cave with beer and oversized lounge chairs and big screen tv's. it is great. the idea came to the owner when he went to a traditional nail salon. where the guy that would never step foot in a nail salon would not only go to, but want to come back, i can be on to something. >> chris: genius. since opening in 2013 the grooming shop has been a huge hit. there are now plans to open in 180 new locations in eight different states. we called corporate headquarters and we are told there are plans to eventually expand here to ohio. >> denise: i think we have two new customers. >> chris: i was going to say, i have never been to one. >> jeff: my nails are awful and i will be drinking a lot of beer. >> denise: you would be more comfortable than in the lady salon. >> chris: when was the last time you had a pedi? c

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> two candidates barn storming one stateal votes a crucial prize. this morning good news for the trump campaign. this new bloomberg poll and it shows trump with a lead in florida for the first time in weeks. >> it comes as trump is seizing on rising obama care premiums to attack clinton. we also got new hacked e-mails that are actually stolen, given to wiki and now you can read them. what do they show? this time watch how the white house tried to handle what was going on with the server situation. >>> also, donald trump in his own words talking about the fear of losing, what he thinks about bankruptcy and his fixation with celebrity. new tapes released by one of his biograpauographe biographer. jeff zeleny in lakeland, florida. the place to be, my friend. >> hillary clinton will be trying to get out that democratic vote. you can see people lining up here already. this is the second day of her campaign swing here on the heels of three straight days of campaigning by donnell truaw do. florida is at the center of his comeback p

'greg barnes' is 'tracking conditions" -- in an 'already' rain- soaked -- cumberland county. but first - let's get the latest on matthew's track from chief meteorologist chris hohmann in the first alert storm center. chris? here in the breaking news bringing in all the 'live feeds'.... and the latest video from florida. this is a live look at . here's some 'fresh video' from jacksonville beach... shot from a balcony. the amazing part here: it's showing storm surge happening. those waves.... bringing 'in' the surge.... the flooding taking over this neighborhood. beach erosion will be a big problem -- in this stretch of north florida. "somebody's gonna be sho' enuf, sho' enuf, sho' enuf mad!". before sundown... a lot of people like "aretha - sherman"... took their phones out... checking on damage. she spotted a pretty big tree -- crashed down on a pick-up truck... ....she says there are trees and limbs 'down' across her look at this... a beachfront home -- taking a 'beating' from matthew.... waves smashing against a sliding glass door. this is surveillance video -- inside a living room -- in 'palm coast' -- south of jacksonville. "grant - lynch" -- evacuated

chris. >> thank you. lou: that is it for us, thank you for being with us, tomorrow night, fred barnes, and tammy bruce, amonguest, joining you, thank you for being with us, good night from new york. kennedy: tonight's new clinton foundation scandal threatening to derail hillary's campaign, a leaked memo showing how bill clinton used charity to line his own pocket. >> which candidate do you trust most to take care of u.s. economy? new numbers suggestion either one could face a tough road after election day. >> libertarians on cusp of helping to makeover a country, this time it involves pirate, grab an eye patch, time for me to shiver your timbers. >> all right, bill clinton is business. and business is good.

barn. oh. some things in life you could really love doing. >> speaking with msnbc's chris matthews last night, the vice president looked to clarify his motivation for his initial comments. >> one of the things that trump is trying to say is that i was a pretty good athlete in high school, played a little in college. people didn't act in the locker room like he talks about. that's not true. the point i was making is, he is trying to dumb down, he's insulting everybody in the neighborhoods i come from and the people who play ball, and that was the point i was trying to make. this is just absolutel unacceptable behavior, period. >> now for a look at the state of the race in the presidential battlegrounds and a poll released just moments ago shows donald trump pulling ahead of hillary clinton in florida. bloomberg politics poll conducted friday through monday shows trump in the lead 45% to clinton's 43% with libertarian gary johnson at 4% and jill stein at 2%. trump has been focusing on florida with a series of rallies this week, including multiple stops there yesterday. as hillary clinton's runni

barn inside his house. that's all new at 6:00 p.m. we're live tonight in tewksbury, chris flanagan, fox 25 news. >> kevin: i think it looks great out there. well said vanessa. 49 degrees if boston. 47 out here to the west in bedford. 50 on the south shore. so temperatures are cooling off, your trick-or-treat forecast is there are a couple clouds out there right now, but those are going away and i noted on my twitter feed, if you weren't looking at it, you should be, but also if your weren't looking at t i want you to know, it is a new moon tonight, opposite a full moon, you don't get the bright moonlight. there will be a lot children out there trick-or-treating, take extra caution because of that. satellite-radar shows we are clear underneath that new moon as well. mostly clear anyway and great pictures sent in to us, look at this shot that came in this morning. beautiful to s out there. thanks for the lovely fores cam fowler you're so welcome for that. off to the north and west, look at this shot, from the whale watch the new england aquarium whale watch. they saw a whale

chris wallace to moderate the debate. we've seen different approaches of candidates leading up to the debate. listening to your interview with lanny davis and petitioner barnesnews flow is not positive for hillary clinton whether wikileaks or fbi story. her standing in the polls is not affected by any of that monmouth university poll in state of nevada shows her up 7 after trailing donald trump in middle of last month in the same monmouth poll. that is the trend and she has been laying low. we caught a brief glimpse in new york before she boarded her campaign plane to head here for the las vegas debate. anything but laying low for donald trump. we're told he did debate prep this morning. he took more shots in colorado springs as we've become used to as he cause the dishonest media but he also put a new proposal forward. one would require a constitutional amendment. listen. >> if i'm elected president, i will push for a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on all members about congress. [applause] reporter: term limits. crowd loved it. we don't know how details mr. trump would implement all of that. but he did propose it today. finally, david, chris

the nba championship barn raised high at the q and the fans absolutely went wild before the game with the knicks. in true cavaliers fashion they went on to win the game 117-88. >> chris: of course the cavs have been season long. we have seep they at the games with the ds and cs and lebron, the king went a step further. they sent them custom head phones. how cool is that. the guys can plug in and play when they get ready in their lockers and great deal of respect between the two sport teams and all the sport teams in cleveland and frankie lindor returned the favor. he signed a jersey and sent it and respect for the gift lebron sent them. >> denise: speaking of respect, a lot of us remember the good old days, '95, '97 have respect for kenny lofton. i got to catch up with him in the harr grove suite. how was the pitch. did you get it down violent? >> he said absolutely yes. straight down the middle and i took a selfie afterwards because of course you take with him on the field. it is, you know, a sign of the times of what our world has become. put it out there on social media. that's a view many of us don't get to see, what it is like to be standing on the field looking

barn rather than in a gym. so okay. that's happening. in addition, though, to that exclusive interview with the sitting vice president of the united states, i'm talking with chris matthews here tonight on msnbc, we would have also have the would be next vice president of the united states. he'll be doing an interview with brian williams on the eleventh hour. and i'll be doing an interview with the man who would be the next democratic vice president of the united states, tim kaine. it's veep night here on msnbc. i said to senator kaine that from what i can tell from his public schedule, i kind of looked like today was maybe a down day for him, a day off. he's not doing any big rallies or any other public appearances that were listed on his schedule. so i asked him if he was maybe doing a fund-raiser today since he wasn't ing y other public events, and he looked right at me and said, yeah, try five of them. and i thought he was joking, but no, he was not being hyperbolic. a day off the campaign trail right now for tim kaine means that he actually did five fund-raisers today. i think he's still doing them right now. that's what counts as a day off in the clinton c

barn rather than in a gym. so okay. that's happening. in addition, though, to that exclusive interview with the sitting vice president of the united states, i'm talking with chris matthews here tonight on msnbc, we would have also have the would be next vice president of the united states.

barn-storming in ohio today. all this comes as polls show a tightening race and as the stolen memo reveals the extent of bill clinton's business dealings. back with democratic senator chrisoons of delaware, as a hillary clinton supporter. senator, donald trump was tweeting today questioning the validity, perhaps, of the voting in texas. this is what he tweeted. i'll put it on the screen. a lot of call-ins about vote flipping at the voting booths in texas. people are not happy. big lines. what is going on? the suggestion is, apparently, local authorities say they're voting on electronic tablets and there could be some problems right now. human error. they don't think it's very significant but do you think he'll concede this election if he loses? >> well, woclf, i hope that donald trump will observe decades, centuries of respectful transition of power of those who lose elections, congratulating their opponents and accepting the result, if that's the result. that's one of the hallmarks of american democracy. to be clear, in 2000, in florida, the outcome was so tight, so close, that an automatic recount was called for. but that's not what donald trump suggested in his answer

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barn door was open. that is it. >> christa: we are talking about the weather. been a little crazy around here the past 24 hours. snow to our west. lots of rain here. >> chris: a little built of everything. right? typical new england fashion. we had some heavy snow in the western portions of the state. especially higher terrain. several inches of snow falling out that way. springfield picked up an inch even a little bit of wet snow out in wis western worcester county yesterday. nothing like what we saw five years ago. it's hard to believe it's been five years since we saw this powerful nor'easter late in october. 2011. places in massachusetts, near peru, massachusetts, picking up 32 inches of snow. peru is out there in the western portion of the state. even up into ash burnham, 22 inches of snow. that 20-plus area worked its way into new hampshire with that storm. 15 inches of snow from it in fully leafed out there, we had power outages and huge issues. 1.7 million lost their power back in that nor'easter. up and down not only new england but you have to factor in upstate new york as well as down into new jersey. rainfall totals out of this storm, this is t