halle jackson reports. >> reporter: donald trump under fire for seeming to mock a reporters physical didn't. >> i don't know what i said. i don't remember. >> the reporter, serge covaleski works for the "new york times" and has a congenital joint condition. >> the poor guy you got to see this guy. i don't know what i said. i don't remember. maybe that's what i said. >> this week he said his article does not back up trump's widely debunked claim that thousands of muslims cheered 9/11. trumps tirade a new low. we're outraged he would ridicule the physical appearance of one of our reporters. others argue whether for him a line even exists. >> he still has a pretty hard core base at this point. trump, demanding an apology is now taking aim the times and the reporter today. he should stop using his disability to grand stand and get back to a paper that's rapidly going down the tubes. adding if mr. kovaleski is handicappeds i would not do because i do not know what he looks like. and it is unacceptable for a child to mac another child's disability on the playground let alone a presidential

and halle jackson, now we've got marco rubio with a strong debate performance. but now getting scrutiny for credit card -- a state republican credit card that he used for some personal finances. this has been reported before, but the tampa bay times has been drilling down on it this week. >> reporter: absolutely, andrea. as marco rubio rises in the polls, obviously he's going to get more scrutiny because of that. and this is an issue that came up during the senate run in 2010 and came up again when he was vetted for a potential vice presidential candidate run in 2012. he's set to release years of previously undisclosed credit card receipts. i asked marco rubio about this in iowa recently and he said, i've answered thee questions and wrote about this in my new book. these are not new discredited attacks, but listen to how he responded to the issue this morning. >> every expense on that card is detailed in the republican party accounts that they file every month with their reports that they have to file with the state. it doesn't say who they belong to, but every

halle jackson, nbc news, washington. >>> a mix of snow, sleet, winds and flooding is making it hard for a lot of thanksgiving travelers to get home. this is in northern california where winds just tore apart an open market. hurting 11 people. for other states, snow is making it harder to get around. snow has already hit the sierras and more than 20 inches has been dumped in parts of california. more on the way for oregon where roads are icy and they already have gotten nearly a foot of snow. close to home a different type of forecast. >> you can say that again. >> for the better, i think. >> absolutely. chuck bell is standing by with the forecast. >> whenever the cold air dives way south, it usually shoves warm air up the eastern seaboard. that's our bonus material for today. temperatures way above average. 10 to 15 degrees above average. already early morning glow in the sky. sun not up until 7:00 this morning. little fog as well. half mile in leesburg, half mile on the shore. here's the exclusive sky cast for today. skies milky white color as opposed to the crisp blue we might very fe

halle jackson reports. >> you might not recognize every phase but every one san american icon fillingorees in all. >> we're gonna need a bigger boat. >> from the director of 'jaws," steven spielberg, to steven s sonheim. >> they represent what's best in us. and we are very proud. >> the highest honor any civilian can receive, even wons who already have a grammy. >> or even. or an oscar. >> hello gorgeous. >> recognize not just the funny girl but the ground breaking women. the first african american woman in congress. nasa's catherine hamilton. before john glenn piloted friendship 7, he insisted she double check the computer. from those who play beautiful to those who played beautifully. >> way back, it is -- >> willie mays at the white house. yogi berra's family accepting his award for him. he died just before discovering he received the medal of freedom. but as he might have said, if the world were perfect, it wouldn't be. >> i love that. >> how much fun would it be to meet all of those people and talk to all of those different mienz and angles on life. >> in one place? >> just one o

. >> and that was hall lee jackson reporting. quenton tarantino is finally responding to when i see murder i cannot stand by and i have to call the murdered the murdered and i have to called the murderers the murderers are. >> now police organizations around the country are calling for a boycott of tarantino's upcoming movie. the film maker joined chris hayes for an exclusive interview. >> were you surprised by frankly the vitriole with which they responded to the comments. >> yeah. i was surprised. i was under the impression i was an american and that i ahead first amendment rights and there was no problem with me going to an antipolice brutality protest and speaking my mind. and just because i was at an antipolice brutality protest doesn't mean i'm antipolice. and basically there was a lot of people at that rally. and we were all crying for -- we were cry energy a ling for a lo. but there was one in particular. stop shooting unarmed people. we want justice. but stop shooting unarmed people. they would rather start arguments wit

hall jackson has more. >> reporter: the sisters and selfies and some potential presidents. not one or two, but all of them. it started over the summer. for high schoolers addie and emma. they live in new hampshire. >> you don't take them to disnsnland. >>>>his is the picturere before. >> reporter: so dragged to a chris christie event, they snapped their first one. >> we went back into th car and addie decided why not get them with everyone. >> reporter: they did. selfies snow balling with candidates on both side of the aisle. >> at first, they are like okayay now t tt it iss g gng on for a couplemonths, they are like all right. >> reporter: the candidates should be used to it by now. >> i get a few selfies along the way. >> reporter: the crush of selfie snappers on the trail is now common. and check out this jeb bush with the senior class and donald trump on instagram. and hillary clinton. if you can't get to your candidate in pepeon. nonoworries. there'e' an appor at. at least for rand paul. for the selfie sisters, i is more than social media. it is social studies. >> they

. >> nbc's halle jackson joins us now live from the campaign trail from des moines, iowa. >> reporterter wonder land in des moines, but donald trump is weather his own storm after the controversial comments about a muslim database. watch -- >> we had a good time. they just said that -- >> reporter: after another controversy donald trump is clarifying. >> i was signing books and there was music blaring in the background. >> reporter: backtracking blaming background noise for mishearing an exchange with nbc news in which he didn't rule out a database tracking muslims in the u.s. >> i would certainly implement that. absolutely. >> reporter: and later? >> mr. trump, why would muslim databases not be the same thing as requiring jews to register in nazi germany? what would be the difference? is there a difference between the two? is there a difference -- >> who are you with? >> i'm with nbc news, is there a difference between registering jews? >> reporter: now trump says. >> i want a database for the syrian refugees that obama is going to let in if we don't stop him. >> reporter: looking to

jackson, hall and others have all practices this week and are question blg. the good news ended today. terrence did not travel with the team and will not play tomorrow. pot roast is listed as out now with a migraine. he tweeted he's dealt with cluster headaches for much of his life. those are one of the most painful to deal with. he hadded the last thing he wanted to do is miss the game. he appreciates support from the fans. >>> on a five-game losing streak, the terrapins return for a homecoming, the wisconsin badgers are in town. they havnot played in college park since october 3rd against michigan. maryland got on the board first today. on the ensuing kick off, badgers take advantage. flips through maryland's kick off. down the sidelines, no one catching him. stays inbounds. 98 yards. wisconsin on the board there, ev even. under a minute to play. hill back to pass. goes for it all. d.j. moore is there. heck of a catch. reaches over the pile on. this gets reviewed and ruled a touchdown. inbound, inbound, touchdown. maryland ties at 17. a wide open. seven yar

in over an hour, governor chris christie will hold a town hall on drug abuse in new hampshire. hallie jackson caught up with christie a while ago ahead of tonight's event on the topic. >> what i get the feeling of there's lot of families that want to talk about it in town halls and raise questions about it. >> reporter: you get asked. >> sure. >> reporter: you don't bring it. >> sometimes i do, sometimes they do but they also talk about their own experiences. you hear it brought up by family members here in town hall meetings and i bring it up and always listen to reaction to folks. >> what presidential campaigns are supposed to be, voters telling candidates what priorities are. halle jaie jackson joins me now. you've been digging in on the story all day. people don't realize this, vermont's been dealing with this for years, the governor there declared almost wanted to declare a version of the state of emergency about it. tell me more. >> reporter: i think the headline, chuck, what you touched on, this is actually a voter-driven issue. new hampshire, first in the nation for voting but first i

the injury front for the redskins as they may get key members back for sunday's game including jackson, halland linebacker with a broken hand he is playing with a glright now. he hopes to play against england. inside of the red, back to you. >>> you can go in with both. you have nothing to lose because you are the underdog but they are in the thick of things, it would be a huge win but help them in the second half of staying positive but managing their expectations as well. >> they are. getting that, most of the time the teams but getting that victory into the bye-week that helped that mentality. >>and makes it interesting. >> all right. >> just ahead at 6:00. investigators say a cop who was thought to have been killed really killed himself. >>> a teenager assaulted on camera by an fbit agent is speaking out. >>> up next, women who have mastectomies may be able to look like they did with the help of comfort keepers, i'm keeping my mom healthy! i'm keeping dad on schedule. i'm keeping my mom happy! comfort keepers in-home professional caregivers can provide meal planning and preparation, hea

southern part of my state, pete rose -- i'm not asking your opinion whether they should be in the hall of fame. jacksonwho played for cleveland, some of his best years for cleveland. understanding what they have on their creaser, there's a story of the new york yankees, they were playing the cubs, the cubs won the world series in 1907, my team the cleveland indians would have been the longest team for not winning series, how fair was it that the first base men for the new york giants was this young rooky star, made one mistake, how fair is major league baseball when it labels him -- >> i remember like it was yesterday. this is interesting. they had a neighborhood play. there's a runner sliding at you. you don't have to touch second base. ..

approaching dinner time in the construction of the hetch hetchy damn the yosemite park built jackson diane hauling hallthe guests it does was it dbe does best service s serve the food. >> i'm the executive chef i served over 15 hundred meals a day for the camp mather folks breakfasts are pancakes and french toast and skranld eggs and hash brown's our meal formulate is we have roost lion it's reflecting of the audience we have people love our meals and love the idea they can pick up a meal and do worry about doing the dishes can have a great time at camp mather after camp people indulge themselves everyone racks go in a place that's crisis that i air after the crackinging of a campfire a campfire. >> the evening is kept up with a tenant show a longed tradition it features music i tried this trick and - this talent show is famous for traditional things but we have new things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the first 7, 8, 9 being on stage and being embarrassed and doing random things >> unlike my anothers twinkling stars are an unforcible memory ♪ ♪ ♪ admission to camp mather is through a lottery it includes meals and camp prog

. >> over the top persona, he has been compared to andy war hall and like war hall he's a celebrity magnet. michael jackson commissioned this portrait, vh1 ordered up a whole series. it's been a hard road to fame. he was raised in los angeles where his mom ran a second-hand goods store to support the family. about how old were you when you started to click that, hey, this is what i like to do, art's what i'm all about? >> my mother sent me to art classes at the age of 11. i began to have kids around me say, will you make drawings for me? will you make a painting for me? it really clicked. >> he was good enough to earn a masters of fine arts from yale. in 2002 prestigious artist in he is dense slot at the studio museum in harlem. it was in harlem that he found this mug shot on the street. >> it crystallized something, which is that black men have been given very little in this world and that i as an artist have power and potential and the will to do something about it. >> so he, and team of helpers, began pounding the pavements of if they would like to be photographed and painted in classical style. but som

. >> that was halle jackson reporting there. let's bring in political analyst bob franken.ou wrote, "thank to 2015, we're having a huge tradition that means tolerance -- explain what you mean by that? >> it seems reich now we're seeing a surge of intolerance, personified by the popularity of donald trump. many people are feeling powerless because they've been perhaps feeling betrayed by the existing politician so they're gravitating to a donald trump who doesn't have any limits to how far that can go. >> he leads in all the polls but this controversy, could this be the one that finally hurts trump in the polls? by the way, a question i've asked many times before in this campaign season. >> and i think we've learned our lesson. i can't imagine anything is going to undo it. he seems to have a consistency of about 25% to 30% that seems to be pretty much locked in concrete. they are so furious at the system that just about any sort of civilized is considered suspect. >> as we head into next year, do you think the big issue will be that voters hone in on to make their pick for t

he spoke at the andrew jackson school in south philly and says he'll hold neighborhood town halls toher ideas from philadelphia residents. he also says his choice for police commissioner the city will come from within the department. the former city councilman won an overwhelming victory last night to become the city's 99th mayor. >>> that will do it for us at 11:00. for glenn "hurricane" schwartz and everybody here at nbc 10, i'm rosemary con no, snors. have a good one. >> chad: my lawyer had better be in here this time. >> andre: oh, no need for a lawyer, chad. not when it's just family. >> chad: how'd you manage this? ah, either your kid must have gotten those braces he needed, or did you choose the all expense paid trip for you and the mrs. to paris? >> sit down. i wouldn't get in my face if i were you 'cause you don't have a lot of friends around here. >> chad: nah, just a lot of people on my father's payroll. >> andre: i see solitude has not mellowed you. >> chad: what the hell do you want? >> andre: i thought, as most of salem is across town celebrating detective brady's weddi

jackson dinner, bernie sanders, martin o'malley, are here. bernie sanders is going to peek and then the supporters go to hy-vee hall. and this way you can see behind this building you have katy perry about to give a show, bill clinton is going to speak and martin o'malley is about to start a show. at the end odd today's episode

. >>> mayor de blasio is headed to queens for a town hall meeting focusing on education in jackson heights for the invitation-only event. it will be his second public meeting since he took office in 2014. it begins tonight at 7:00. >>> and mayor de blasio will also attend a memorial service in queens this morning marking the 14th anniversary of the crash of american airlines flight 587. the jetliner went down in the rockaways on november 12th, 2001, shortly after take-off from kennedy airport. all 260 onboard and five people on the ground were killed. last year the mayor angered relatives of crash victims when he arrived about 20 minutes late for the memorial. >>> time is now 5:09. a new campus protest in new york state. >>> and a teenage boy being hailed a hero for keeping his cool while his dad was taking on a burglar in their home. we will tell you about his brave call to police. >>> yo! >> it's oy! >> and one sculpture, two letters and two different meetings. why it depends on where you're looking from. >> kind of a yoyo. >>> another wet day today. and blustery this weekend. umbrella t

approaching dinner time in the construction of the hetch hetchy damn the yosemite park built jackson diane hauling hallhe guests it does was it dbe does best service s serve the food. >> i'm the executive chef i served over 15 hundred meals a day for the camp mather folks breakfasts are pancakes and french toast and skranld eggs and hash brown's our meal formulate is we have roost lion it's reflecting of the audience we have people love our meals and love the idea they can pick up a meal and do worry about doing the dishes can have a great time at camp mather after camp people indulge themselves everyone racks go in a place that's crisis that i air after the crackinging of a campfire a campfire. >> the evening is kept up with a tenant show a longed tradition it features music i tried this trick and - this talent show is famous for traditional things but we have new things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the first 7, 8, 9 being on stage and being embarrassed and doing random things >> unlike my anothers twinkling stars are an unforcible memory ♪ ♪ ♪ admission to camp mather is through a lottery it includes meals and camp progr

jackson, nbc news, washington. jeb bush will be in iowa next week. first he will make a stop in northeastern iowa... then on tuesday morning he will hold a town hall meeting in newton. jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible skies will stay mainly cloudy tonight and temperatures will be cold with lows in the low 20s skies will partially clear with high pressure building in over the state. the winds will lighten up slightly. skies will be partly sunny on saturday with highs in the upper 30s. dry weather continues the low 40s. a cut-off area of low pressure will move slowly across the state on monday through tuesday of rain and snow across the state for a seven year old girl had a simple wish ... a new heart coming up after the break.. the rare

now, ted cruz is in iowa for a town hall and for an update on some other big names on the trail, katy tur is following the trump campaign here in new york. hallie jacksonith the christie campaign in new hampshire. and kasie hunt is in iowa where ted cruz and jeb bush are both holding town halls. here in new york, donald trump is sticking to his story on 9/11. he still insists that thousands were cheering in new jersey when the twin towers fell. told our own chuck todd that he expects the footage to emerge, despite local officials, police, and journalists, debunking his account. >> we're looking for clips and i wouldn't be surprised if we found them, chuck, but for some reason, they're not that easy to come by. i saw it, so many people saw it, chuck. and so why would i take it back? i'm not going to take it back. >> donald trump isn't winning favor within the republican party. jeb bush and john kasich both had trouble saying that they would support trump should he become the nominee. outside of the ring of candidates, trump is having just as much endorsement trouble, he had to cancel an event where he planned to unveil the endorsement of a hundred black

jackson, nbc news, washington. >>> we have a lot more to cover. just ahead from paris, we go inside of the horror at the concert hall. new images just coming in as we hear a chilling story of survival. how strangers crowded together in the dark in total silence, barricaded behind a door as so many were massacred on the other side. >>> back now from paris. and we want to take you inside of the scene of the deadliest attack at the bataclan concert hall. new images coming to light minutes before the gunman burst in and began firing on the crowd. so many smiling faces, having a good time, listening to the music and waving at the camera. and a shocking image from after. the horrifying carnage. so many bodies on the dance floor covered with blood. tonight we hear from a survivor who ran for cover as the gunfire began, terrified and hiding for hours behind a barricaded door. the terrorists on the other side. >> it is a great picture. people having fun. >> yes. >> for dennis, friday night's visit to the bataclan concert hall was a rare chance to see his favorite band. >> how far into the concert before something happened? >>

hall of fame quarterback to the another for the redskins. drew brees and the saints on sunday. they won three out of the last four games. the skins need to get desean jackson going. last ge, thr receptions for 15ards.ns kurt has to start gelling with his star receiver. >> i think last year when it was first playing i had very little experience with him. --s great to have all those from this past year. i'm excid to have him out there. he decided he is working really hard. is just a matter of making a throw and enabling him to go make the place. robert: nba, seth curry last night. because of this. he does falls over. because i can the foul. he's playing horse. later, more craziness. the clock running out. another steel. got it. finished with 28 points. the warriors are now 9-0, tied with franchise best. fastbreak. daniels loves it up. -- lobs it up. -92.and goes on to win, 130 some thursday night action for virginia tech. they are on the road in atlanta against georgia tech. seth curry does that, that guy does that. leon: you are getting to a college highlight reel. doug: turning cooler and breezy tonight. .check out the next three days sunny and windy tomor

. >>> mayor de blasio will host a town hall meeting in queen queens tomorrow night just the second since taking office. it will be held at ps 69 in jackson heights. the focus will be on education but city hall says all questions that are asked will be answered. >>> events on marking this veterans day get underway late they are morning. the nation's largest veteran's day parade steps off on 5th avenue at 11:30 moving from 26th street up to 52nd. a ceremony in new jersey will honor a local soldier killed in a state side training accident last month. >>> and our final update of the traffic situation. >> thanks, chris. good morning everyone. westbound side of the cross bronx at the sheridan expressway. and the lincoln tunnel, a 40 minute delay to the tolls. 20 minute wait at the holland and george washington bridge. and alternate side of the street parking suspended for veteran's day. but you still have to pay the meters. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. john, is the weather going to get better? >> yeah. >>> but right now, soggy, slow and sloppy. we have fog in the area as well. quick snapshot of the radar the north and east. tha

jackson, nbc news, washington. >>> we have a lot more to cover. just ahead from paris, we go inside of the horror at the concert hall. new images just coming in as we hear a chilling story of survival. how strangers crowded together in the dark in total silence, barricaded behind a door as so many were massacred on the other side. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you smart. p with liberty mutual new car replacement, pwe'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. working on my feet all day gave me pain here. in my lower back but now, i step on this machine and get my number which matches my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts. now i get immediate relief from my foot pain. my lower back pain. find a machine at drscholls.com what if one piece of k

hall and a new vision and new ideas to the nation's poorest big ci city. jim kenney signalled his top priority when he visited a kindergarten class at jackson elementary schoolthe day after his election romp. kenney wants citywide pre k at a cost of $60 million he wants it in place asap. >> we've been talking with a bunch of different people and organizations and groups to try to put this altogether. we're going to get done. that's the only thing i can tell you. in january we'll get started. >> reporter: kenney got a warm almost send off from his former city council colleagues when he resigned his seat to run for mayor. even with several newly elected members, he believes they'll work well together. something not seen with outgoing mayor michael nutter despite his years in council. >> my relationship with my colleagues i formerly served with is excellent, and i recognize that they are individually elected officials who care about the city, who want the city to move forward. >> reporter: kenney did knot nothing to shoot down rumors that current first deputy police commissioner richard ross will be his choice for philly's next top cop and he promised a better

pete rose is not in the hall of fame because of betting on games, and in the northern part of the state, "shoeless" joe jackson, some of his best years were playing for cleveland. so understanding the blemishes that the two of them have on their careers, there was a rookie player for the new york giants, and this story came up again recently because they were playing the cubs. and the cubs, it was last year. the cubs won world series in 1907, and if the cubs had actually won the world series this year which they clearly weren't close to doing, my team, the cleveland indians, would be the longest existing team to have not won a world series all the way back to 1948. but how fair was it that the first baseman for the new york giants who was this young rookie star made one mistake, and he was called bonehead for the rest of his life. how fair is major league baseball when it labels him for the rest of his five world series appearances, 15 years in the major leagues -- >> guest: and 1907, i remember it like it was yesterday. he didn't run out the ball to second base. you know what it was like, it was like -- this

approaching dinner time in the construction of the hetch hetchy damn the yosemite park built jackson diane hauling hallguests it does was it dbe does best service s serve the food. >> i'm the executive chef i served over 15 hundred meals a day for the camp mather folks breakfasts are pancakes and french toast and skranld eggs and hash brown's our meal formulate is we have roost lion it's reflecting of the audience we have people love our meals and love the idea they can pick up a meal and do worry about doing the dishes can have a great time at camp mather after camp people indulge themselves everyone racks go in a place that's crisis that i air after the crackinging of a campfire a campfire. >> the evening is kept up with a tenant show a longed tradition it features music i tried this trick and - this talent show is famous for traditional things but we have new things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the first 7, 8, 9 being on stage and being embarrassed and doing random things >> unlike my anothers twinkling stars are an unforcible memory ♪ ♪ ♪ admission to camp mather is through a lottery it includes meals and camp programs

hall's rich history. notwithstanding the popularity of hamilton on broadway, new yorkers mostly don't care about history. we are consumed by the president. we are infatuated with the future. ken jackson likes to say that history is for losers. he looks at places where it is celebrated, places that wallow in their past because nothing much happened there next. no offense as he points out here jamestown sank into the mud, and the first written reference to the pilgrims landing on a rock came 121 years after they landed. i have been covering new york for nearly 50 years. ken jackson says something else that may be i took for granted. america begins in new york. and it began right here at this site. no site in new york city embodies that beginning more than federal hall. what distinguished new york from the rest of the america was its dutch roots. they did not come here to escape religious persecution. they didn't come here to proselytize. they came to make money. if you did not get in their way you were welcome. you can call it tolerance, indifference. it defined new york and america. at this site, right here, peter zinger was acquitted. they called the morningstar of liberty which subs

. >> hallie jackson is in columbia, south carolina, covering marco rubio's campaign. and katie hunt is in iowa where jeb bush has a town hallonight. kasie, we'll start with you. i'm curious about that exchange, that divide that was exposed on the stage over the issues of immigration. kasich and bush on one side basically saying that trump is being unrealistic, when he says you can round everyone up and deport them. you had trump and cruz coming down emphatically on the other side. what struck me in the exchange, was jeb bush going to the electability argument, basically saying you can't say the kinds of things like that, because it's helps hillary clinton. is that going to be persuasive to them at all? >> i think that's the tension that we're seeing play out here, steve and it's a pretty classic one. we've seen it in many nominations where you have the establishment candidate who is making this argument to a general electorate. i think it was one of his strongest moments because he believes strongly. there was a significant contrast between that and his attempts to criticize marco rubio in the previous debate. i think we sa

jackson says something else that may be i took for granted. america begins in new york. here at thisright site. no site in new york city embodies that beginning more than federal hall. what distinguished new york from the rest of the america was its dutch roots. they did not come here to escape religious persecution. they didn't come here to proselytize. they came to make money. if you did not get in their way you were welcome. you can call it tolerance, indifference. it defined new york and america. here, peter, right .inger was acquitted of rivalry they called the morningstar of liberty which subsequently revolutionized america. in 1765 thes later stamp act, 250 years ago this the stamp act congress convened. john kruger was the mayor of new york and drafted a declaration of rights a decade before that other declaration in philadelphia. it demanded no taxation without representation. not even most new yorkers know this. for 18 months beginning in 1789 new york was the nation's first capital. washington was inaugurated here ,t this site on this stone gripping the railing that you can see in that empty room. holding the bible you can also see there. stormed out of t

joining me now, nbc's hallie jackson in nashua, new hampshire, where rubio is due to hold a town halla little bit of attack today, certainly from donald trump, as usual. but also from newspapers digging into his past. >> and let's call it for what it is, kate. it's scrutiny, because marco rubio, now stepping into the spotlight, nationally in this presidential race, as well as on a local level in new hampshire. a new poll showing that he's five times more popular today at this moment than he was before last week's debate. so with that, you're going to get more attention, and that means more folks looking at your background and some of your history. so what we're seeing today specifically is renewed attention on something that came up when he ran for senate in 2010, and that's the use of a state-issued credit card. rubio acknowledging he charged personal expenses to that card and paid them off. but for some, it's raised questions about all of this. marco rubio and i talked about this today. we were in iowa last week, he said, i've answered these questions. a florida state commission has

jackson which is questionable. so is ryan kerrigan, he's listed questionable and coming off the hand injury and those are two of the seven listed as questionable. the top three cornerback, deangela hall chris culver. despite that uncertain, the guys who did practice had a spirited work out pumping up for the pats. >> it's a great opportunity for us, and guys feel the energy from some of the guys who have been out, like you said and they're excited for this great chance to play at foxboro. so it was a good practice today. good effort and good intensity, like you said and hopefully it carries over. >>> meanwhile, up north, bill belichick wearing his worried face. the 7 and 0 pats are not taking the redskins lightly. belichick is going on and on about how great the skins are. >> they do a lot of things well, and they give you a lot to get ready for and it's not an easy team to prepare for. they have excellent backs and a good offensive line and they do a lot of good job, and knight and baker, hatcher and linebackers run well and they have explicit plays and the blocked punt against the jets and those are things we have to be ready for. >> he's talking about the training staff, the water

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after authorities learned one of the bataclan concert hall suspects managed to get a job as a bus driver while on a watch list. >>> jesse jacksontendent and the top prosecutor to resign because of the release -- because of the way they handled the release of that dashcam video that showed officer jason van dyke fatally shooting laquan mcdonald last year. prosecutors delayed murder charges until this week. hours later the police department released this video. the police officer's lawyer says the teenager had a knife and it was self-defense. >>> a miraculous story of survival now. cries heard coming from beneath the ground. the muffled noise, get this a newborn baby girl. about 36 hours old we're told. found buried alive under asphalt and rubble. los angeles county sheriff's deputies found the baby likely born at a hospital wrapped in blankets. this morning she's in stable condition. authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying her. >> wow. >> splitsville for tim tebow and olivia. the daily news, the former beauty queen and footballer ended their love affair because she couldn't handle his lifestyle and certain ch

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