hypotheticals. your question was, was the jury told and doesn't a jury have to be told that as to death eligibility, the element of the crime of capital murder, that it makes the decision? the answer is, it does have to be told that. it certainly can't be told the opposite. and it absolutely was not told that. it was told over and over again, consistent with the statute, that its decision was purely advisory. and i want to refer the court to the florida supreme court's decision in state versus steele. it is at 921 southern. the florida supreme court in steele said, first of all, nothing in the statute, the standard jury instructions, or the standard verdict form requires a majority of the jury to agree on which aggravating circumstances exist. under current law, the jury may recommend a sentence of death where four jurors believe only that one aggravator applies, while three others believe that only another aggravator applies, because seven jurors believe that at least one aggravator applies. florid

i'm going to raise a hypothetical. let's say the officer fires his weapon because he perceives that somebody is rushing at him with a weapon. and then when they watch the video, it turns out it wasn't that type of a weapon. it was something else. what we really want to capture in the officers statement is what he or she thought it was. that's what's important and why it matters whether they viewed it before or not, i don't believe this is a gotcha moment because if the officer was told in advance that it was a certain type of weapon and other people are repeating that information and somebody is rushing at you and all you see is a glimpse of metal. it's what is reported to you and what you saw. i don't want an officer after viewing the video, it wasn't that. maybe i should change what my recollection is because it was something out. i wouldn't want them to alter it because the truth is what will set them free because this would be in their defense. this is what i saw in good faith and this is why it was service -- self

just 4% and former gop front-runner, donald trump fairs the worst losing by eight points in a hypothetical matchup. the polls did include matchups with bernie sanders as the democratic nominee but only two and beat trump by nine points and rubio by five. >> it feels like september in november again today. here to talk about a potential record breaker coming our way, bring it, doug. >> temperatures in this 70s all across the region. another cool night tonight wa waking up tomorrow morning, p r pouring yourself that morning cup of coffee, temperatures in the e low 40s, to 50 in the subu suburbs. could be patchy fog. slight chance of showers thursday, no big deal. carry umbrellas but i don't expect much rain at all. record high temperatures friday and we will talk how hot we get on friday. behind it we have a cold front and means much cooler weather heading to the weekend. we'll have all those numbers for you. i'll see you about 11:18. >>> police are ruling the death of a 22-year-old man a homicide. his body spotted yesterday by a passerby in the woods of montgomery village. police say he may

and in those hypothetical match-ups you see the hillary ones on the left side, the bernie ones on the right side of your screen in what the poll was able to tell about these hypothetical general election match-ups today, hillary clinton as you see, she either beats or ties all of the republicans they matched her up against in this new polling. bernie sanders also beats the people he is matched up against in the new polling but if you look at the point spreads there, against donald trump, bernie sanders actually beats donald trump by one point more than hillary clinton does and when it comes to marco rubio, bernie beats rubio by two points more than hillary clinton does. there was nos bernie sanders, ben carson match-up. we don't know about that one yet. overall these numbers are happy making for democrats and particularly happy making for bernie sanders and his supporters. those are headlines on the democratic side. on the republican side of the race today, there are a couple of small developments. and one development that i think might be a really big one i think you probably have no

>> let's he go hypothetical instead of actual. we can talk hypothetically what the defense department could do and others -- >> can i -- i would rather actually move to another topic. hypotheticals are great. why can we know actual in so many realms of defense but not in cyber? we hear about the actual attacks on us. i think that raises a question i'd like to explore more. very interesting hearing all of your written testimony and oral testimony, too. and the title is, too. one of the interesting areas about the future of warfare is the question of unilateral with partners. we were attacked on 9/11 by al qaeda and we immediately assembled a coalition that amounted to about 60 nations to try to respond to that. the first thought after the attack on pearl harbor was not we have to go out and assemble a coalition, although there were other nations obviously that were involved in world war ii. is there something unique about the future that certainly the future and current warfare that renders this whole idea of coalitions kind of mor

there is lots of hypotheticals. the other point brought up was or maybe you were hinting at in terms of confidentiality with individuals for 5150s and of course we haven't gotten to that point in the discussion, but in terms of releasing documents. there are those exceptions. 5150s, domestic violence, sexual assault, things of that nature that we as a department in any law enforcement is prohibited from releasing those documents as a general rule of thumb. there are always exceptions to those. an attorney can read to that. from my point of view, there are no exact discussions about 5150s. >> a lot of the critical incidents that we deal with as a commission start with the 5150 scenario. that's the good proportion of with a we see and that's the common trend. so we need to capture those events. now, i have no problem leaving it up to the discretion of the officers, those who are trained. the training and experience and on the streets for a while and they know how the situation is evolve but once they feel this situati

sometimes they are hypothetical. >> did you support the removal of saddam hussein? gov.h, but we thought he had weapons of mass destruction. i'm talking about a nuclear weapon, and that's what we thought saddam had, which threatened our direct security. toad is not a direct threat our security. i would be hesitant unless somebody could come in and make an argument i'd be willing to listen, but i don't want to engage in a civil war. i don't support these people that the president has put in syria. i just would not be there because i think we get drawn into a civil war which we have no business doing, but yet in syria we could have boots on the ground for the purposes of removing isis as part of a coalition. back and going to come ask other stuff about politics. ♪ >> lutz going on -- lots going on. tell us about what's going on with you and donald trump right now. gov. kasich: i'm not involved with my super pac. apparently they put something out questioning experience because i think after paris, before paris but it accentuates it, it matters that people ought to have expe

why don't you finish. >> that's the answer to your explanation or hypothetical, that you said if thetate decided that they were choosing federal law, then what's the next step. and the next step, the question is retroactivity, which both the majority and the dissent in danforth said the question of retroactivity is a pure question of federal law. >> federal statutory law. right? i thought that was the point of danforth. that the reason the states can go beyond the federal interpretation is because we're a talking about the federal habeas statute. >> that's correct, your honor. but even in yates this court said that, on state habeas if the state considers the merits of the federal claim and the merits of this claim are, is mr. montgomery serving an unconstitutional sentence. is miller retroactive to address the fact that he is serving an unconstitutional sentence. >> how do you deal with mr. bernstein's point that your client would be worse off if you are correct, that is, if the question comes up on federal habeas, then the federal court decides it without any edka problem. if the st

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a poll that looks a it the hypothetical match-up. >>> back to our decision 2015 coverage. in south jersey democratic assemblyman bob andrzejczak and bruce land beat the republican ticket in the first district. also in district 2 the incumbents held on. republican chris brown and democrat vince mazzeo will return to trenton. and then in the race for philadelphia city council cindy bass took the eighth district seat. sherrel parker won over ken strickland. for a look at the candidates with the most votes you can tap the nbc 10 app. we'll have more throughout the show and again they are all available on the nbc 10 app. >>> voters in ohio made their choice clear. they are saying no to legalizing medical and recreational marijuana. many voters said no for moral reasons and though many others wanted to legalize marijuana they voted against it because they didn't like the idea of a select group of wealthy investors controlling production of the drug. the governor there a republican presidential nominee praised voters for their no vote. supporters say they will try again to push f

my understanding of what i was told is that that was a hypothetical that they wanted to reach. it wasn't that the fbi was investigating these things and jsoc was trying to hide from it. one thing the fbi had liaisons and personnel task force is. that was the standard that the folks designing the xbox wanted to reach. if this ever got handed to the fbi's center that does the sort of forensics this sort of forensics on these things, they wouldn't be able to tell that it came from americans. they would think that it was a locally designed militant. i don't think that it was we were hiding from the fbi. that's just the technological bar they set for themselves. >> host: nonetheless, as the u.s. government has said many times it's criticized the use and set up task force to figure a task force to figure out how to mitigate them and get they end up using the same technique although more carefully as you say word they are debates about whether this was ethical or correct? >> guest: there were debates about it because one of the sources told the ahead and been involved in the genesis t

he did not think it was a question because was hypothetical. not like answering hypotheticals. he intentionally did not answer the question. mark: he had been briefed on it so many times, i guess he just froze. that is different from what you're saying now. word frozen strip gabriel, that is absolutely correct. that is thetalking, word i use. but the fact is he was very dismissive. mark: no question that elites have said that the answer is some kind of iconic moment that shows he does not know what is talking about. in his new stories that said it was something. you say was just recently just was just a silly question. >> he said he was very dismissive and he thought it was a silly question. when you're on these national forums and in a debate when they ask these questions. while you may think they are selling, they will think you do not know the answer. we know you know the answer. he concluded that no matter what, and he is in these forums he has to ask -- answer these questions. foreign-policy goal of the claim that dr. carson made in the de

a hypothetical match between ben carson and hillary clinton put each at 47%. defeat the other republican candidates, according to the poll, with an edge of eight percentage points over donald trump. that indicates he would also lose to bernie sanders. tom: this is a fabulous treat for us. we welcome you on the aspiration of what you do with your money. giving us the assistance over many years is robert burke of robert burke associates. they had a small shop called bergdorf goodman years ago. and joining me from "the new york times," vanessa friedman joins us as well. the catalyst for this was your important article this weekend that everybody in fashion red worldwide that says the rules had changed. dior,t do your -- at gucci, and on it goes. why is the securing yak up vanessa: as fashion has become an industry, as it has corporatized over the last 20 years, but especially over the last 10, the attitude and relationship between the corporate owner and the creative side of business has changed. some would say it has become much more professionalized. but along

the best candidate to beat mill hillary clinton with a 8 point edge, and shows clinton behind, hypothetical face-off. >> hillary clinton is proposing a tax break for those taking care of elderly parents or grandparents. clinton said the breaks will help middle class families. antwan: heavy snow blanketing parts of midwest this weekend, this was indiana that turned into a winter wonderland, the storm is blamed for creating dangerous travel conditions, and cancels flights, nothing that we have to deal with quite yet. audrey: not yet, she it down, it is getting cooler but we're not expecting snow. today temperatures were too mild, we hit a high of 55 in central park, we hit that number about 4:30 this morning. right now we dranned central park, we have a brisk wind coming in gusting to 25 miles an hour to might into tomorrow. it was a rainy day across much of long island, and eastern connecticut, good news that rain is finally starting to push off to the east. we had a lot of clouds in place from new york city and points wees ward, now clearing line to engine. there is a lake-effect snow acros

questions you want to ask that's great let's keep the questions truly hypothetical and not based on specific decision that board made in the last couple of years. >> so let me briefly review what i'm hoping to cover first the charter language establishing the health services as a trust fund and providing the authorization for this board to invest trust fd assets and second go over the board terms of reference specifically the investment administration policy other board adapted in april and have a brief discussion how we got here today and next go over briefly 12 fiduciary standards and then answer the question specifically with respect to the boards obligation regarding the assets that are countering have found that the san francisco treasurers office and switch gears again and go over the other roles listed in the agenda the boards roll in adapting the plans as part of the raising benefits the boards role of setting policy and overseeing the administration and the boards roll in hearing appeals. >> okay first chart section chart section 12203 i niend the key language the charter l

>> if you -- i mean, i'm just giving a hypothetical here. if delta force had information that a particular building was being used as a safe house by insurgents and they wanted the case that joint prior to an assault did not want to take the risk of putting american and despise they can put an iraqi, a beat up car bought off the street, drive it passed a stream of traffic with everyone else not raise any eyebrows at all and to come back and have a film of the exact objective that they want to solve that night. >> what is the track record working with iraqis. they were rather controversial. >> the track record working with the mohawks call my understanding was positive. several of them got captured and killed. j sock also has worked very closely with the iraqi kurds , and there intelligence organizations to develop targets, both in iraq and in a ran to the best of my knowledge. i mean,, i think that that is considered as a fairly successful set of relationships. >> relationships. >> you talk about a ran in your book and mentioned that at some

he did not think it was a question because was hypothetical. and dr.swering hypotheticals. and so he intentionally did not answer the question. mark: so you say he has been briefed on it so many times, i guess he just froze. that is different from what you're saying now. used the word i froze with trip gabriel, he is absolutely correct. when you're talking, that is the word i use. but the fact is he was very dismissive. mark: thinking about that answer now, no questions that elites have said that the answer is some kind of iconic moment that shows that ben carson does not know what is talking about. in new stories that way, is if it were some sort of huge thing. you saved from dr. carson's point of view, it was silly and he chose not to answer. guest: that is a fact. the reason i know that, i had a discussion with him early this morning. he said he was very dismissive. he thought it was a silly question. i said, look, when you are on these national forums and debates, when you ask these questions, while you may think they are silly, if you don't answer

long range forecast hypotheticaling at rain coming in next tuesday but week from tomorrow and just asplans on wednesday, could be a little bit dicey especially if heading out of town for thanksgiving weekend. thanksgiving day thurt took it with me and showers move out by the time we head into the newsroom hour. it will change as we stay closer. >> make sure you bundle up. 37 in napa. tlun liverpool motels other years in the 40's here. see pam will patchy fog and high clouds. increase tomorrow afternoon 68 in the south bay and gilroy 66 san jose. santa clara sunny vail 65 along with san mateo redwood city. 61 degree ins half monbay. downtown san francisco 63 degrees. temperatures going up few degrees. upper 60's santa rosa tomorrow. 66 napa. still need the sun screen in the east bay. inland spot 65 fairfield and livermore. look at the accu-weather 7 indicate forecast filtered some more middle of the work week and themselves are mid 70's so telephone milder. overnight temperatures will also come up the middle of the work week and then as we head dwardz the weekend temperatures slip just

not this hypothetical, i'm going to fix it because i'm so great, or because i'm pretty or whatever else they said. let's talk about specifics. if we can get that done, you might end up seeing a lot of military people maybe fall in line and look for a candidate that respects what we have done for this country. >> this is the fourth debate. from the others? >> um, definitely have to hand it to fox for doing an incredible job, and literally paying very close attention to the tenor of the questions. really kind of a class act to watch reporters understand that whether they know or not, leaving their personal out of their facial expressions and their tone when they ask a question kept this at a operatey nice and even-keeled debate and each person got their point. i'm surprised at governor jindal. we'll see how it plays out in the polls whether or not that brash attack on governor christie did more to help governor christie or himself. if more focus was paid to what they did tonight, that talk about real issue and what they want to try to do let get them in the next one and give me some speci

of course, this is all purely hypothetical. romney has repeatedly said he is not running. >>> one of the heros of the boston marathon helped military families celebrate today. >> they handed out turkeys and pies in norwood. carlos is known for carrying surviver jeff bowman to safety, after bombs blew off both his legs. >>> speaking of this time of november. to me. >> i'll take this. this is not so bad, barry. i can remember late november feeling much more like january. >> we could be out in chicago l and where they got a foot of snow. the great lakes, they got the foot of snow instead of us. we weren't forecasting that kind of snow, but we thought there was a chance. a lot of it is over southeastern massachusetts. but it seems to be filling back in again, and perhaps going to be filling into central massachusetts as we go through time too. so that is going to be moving along. it looks like it will be in that position as we go through time with that heavier rain moving through and developing back into central portions of massach

long range forecast hypotheticaling at rain coming in next tuesday but week from tomorrow and just asans on wednesday, could be a little bit dicey especially if heading out of town for thanksgiving weekend. thanksgiving day thurt took it with me and showers move out by the time we head into the newsroom hour. it will change as we stay closer. >> make sure you bundle up. 37 in napa. tlun liverpool motels other years in the 40's here. see pam will patchy fog and high clouds. increase tomorrow afternoon 68 in the south bay and gilroy 66 san jose. santa clara sunny vail 65 along with san mateo redwood city. 61 degree ins half monbay. downtown san francisco 63 degrees. temperatures going up few degrees. upper 60's santa rosa tomorrow. 66 napa. still need the sun screen in the east bay. inland spot 65 fairfield and livermore. look at the accu-weather 7 indicate forecast filtered some more middle of the work week and themselves are mid 70's so telephone milder. overnight temperatures will also come up the middle of the work week and then as we head dwardz the weekend temperatures slip just a

what i thought was really messed up was the media asking the hypothetical thetical question of the timee question of the week was would you go back in time. if you could jeb bush, would you abort baby hitler? where are these questions coming from? and why are they answering them? if i could give one piece of advice, if the question begins with if there was a delorean, you should probably say i don't do hypothetical theticals and move on into this is on the heels of asking what ben carson's thoughts were on egyptian archaeology. hillary is trying to say she tried to join the marines in the '70s. i don't know anything scarier than hillary clinton with a machine gun. do you buy that? >> that's ridiculous. i would have said something. we've got to be consistent with this thing, right? i think john mccain showed so perfectly, he was such a class act how to handle those something vicious against your opposition. you put them to bed. you would say hey, that's not true. but this is somebody i strongly disagree with politically. he showed the model answer for that. i don't know why trump or hill

but similarly in my hypothetical, a 20-year sentence for theft has not been taken off the table. what the court has done is to say there have to be other options. there has to be an option of ten years or five years or two years, whatever it is. so they've expanded the range of possibilities. they've just made the sentence different because a sentence is defined both by its upper and by its lower end. and so they've made the sentence different. >> understand that, but making the sentence different doesn't necessarily mean make it substantive under the teague framework. here's another way of looking at it. the defendant, a juvenile murderer who committed murder and is serving a life without parole sentence today pre-miller is not facing a punishment that the law cannot impose on him. and we know that from miller because miller said the court's decision does not preclude that punishment. and so that goes to finality. the finality interests underlying convictions do not yield whether the state still has the power to impose that punishment. finality interest yield, justice harland ex

. >> the point is, when you answer a hypothetical question, it becomes on you. you can't keep blaming the press if you keep falling into the same trap. and the problem when you say yeah, that's not a bad idea, i'll consider that maybe he didn't even hear it but the point is, if you don't hear it or if you don't degree with it, you shouldn't say anything. because you forever link whatever hypothetical they smear upon you, your legitimate attempts at tracking dangerous people, any kind of surveillance, any kind of practical examples of trying to protect this country suddenly becomes harassment and you've got to be better at this. you know, i understand carson's metaphor and i understand how it was used to get him. you've got to make your target smaller, because the press, the government, the media, ak decad will always come at you. you know where this is coming from? the idea about closing down mosques and databases, this weird mysterious idea. >> it's never going to happen. >> but you know where it's coming from? it's coming from the previous attack on the nsa. b

be cleared of his concussion, but that could change any day and chip kelly is not playing the hypothetical game. >> we don't sit around in meetings saying what about this or that, he may not be cleared at all, but he could be cleared this afternoon. >> so mark sanchez is being thrown out there, he threw the most intersections but also had the best completion record last year. >> have you to prepare mentally like you are going to play and whether you get the reps or not during perfect you have to take them mentally and if you get them have you to make the most of them. >> despite all the changes under center and all the changes chip kelly has made during the offseason, he says it should not affect them one bit. >> any time you put a new group together it take a lot to get going, that is no different than our first year we had 11 new starters. >> to get even more comfortable sanchez spent extra time working on his timing and footwork with demarco murray today. we'll see if practice makes perfect on sunday. jeff skversky, channel 6 "action news." >> sticking with the eagles, six degrees of se

-- in paris as a hypothetical here?it's absolutely what's going to happen in this country or another western european country, probably u.k., nether lans, italy or france again. the bottom line is that i'm sure they have already selected targets within the united states and that they're refining any kind of a process to go after those targets, multiple targets, soft targets that they can go after and have a huge impact as they did in paris. that's what everybody is afraid of, but i'm also afraid that that's going to happen. we have to be vigilant and be right 100% of the time. they only have to be right once. right now we have over 100, the fbi has over a hundred cases within the united states, at least one in every single state, looking at terrorism, and we'll be out there checking on all of those cases, making sure that we have that high game antenna up, listening to everything we possibly can. it's not a matter of if this is going to occur, it's when, and we all have to be ready -- jenna: it is scary to think about,

. >> reporter: a new nbc/"wall street journal" poll has carson tied with hillary clinton in a hypothetical general election race. clinton leads trump by eight points. another poll shows clinton with a three-point lead over bernie sanders in new hampshire. she trailed by three in september. the surge is a result of regained support from female voters. >> i don't think it's enough that the granddaughter of a former president has opportunities. i want the graurtnddaughters of truckdrivers and factory workers to have the same opportunities. >> reporter: the next democratic debate is scheduled for november 14th. new hampshire voters go to the polls february 9th. donald trump's book is published by simon and shuster, a division of cbs. >>> this morning, the air force is trying to figure out why one of its rockets failed in mid flight. the ors 4 super stripy lifted off from a naval base in hawaii late yesterday. shortly after liftoff, the rocket broke up on mid flight and 13 satellites were on board. >>> all 224 people on board a russian flight were killed. 33 have been identified. a u.s. satelli

. >> this is the first poll that shows marco rubio beating hillary clinton in a hypothetical match-up by a fairly wide margin, eight points, 50-42. it's worth noting this same poll shows many republicans beating carson. bush, carson, trump, cruz and christie ahead of her. but rubio ahead by the most. listen to what he had to say this morning on "fox news sunday." >> on these polls, you want good news, not bad news. we've never gotten too excited or depressed about them. they're going to fluctuate especially in early states where voters wait to make their decision. >> rub wroe is tied with ted cruz at 14%. a three-point bounce in just three weeks. donald trump is back on top, back to that big ten-point lead over ben carson, 28-18. carson showing some real signs of slipping ch. he's dropped five points in three weeks, by far the most of any candidate. that may have to do with his honest and trustworthy ratings, dropped seven points in three weeks. it's still better than most of his rivals. all those questions into his past seem to be taking a toll with voters. as for democrats, that rac

the names first dude and first mate were floated and this interesting hypothetical. >> he's very popular still. it you were running against your husband right now, who would win that race? >> i think you got to have that kind of confidence if you're in this arena trying to be president. so, if i were to run against him, would i win? yeah. >>> coming up, tonight on msnbc the first democratic candidates >>> the tsa is considering tightening security at airports. the u.s. is taking the possibility that the plane was bombed very seriously. here with more from egypt. >> reporter: they found no evidence of a bomb but the president believes terrorism could have caused this. >> i think there v a possibility there was a bomb on board and we're taking that very seriously. >> reporter: if a bomb was the cause, it was almost certainly put on the plane here at the airport. investigators have questioned security workers, seized video and searched. the air because us was on the ground for an hour. in that time, cleaners, kate rr and baggage loaders had access. exploding round 20 minutes later. >> we ca

you should say i don't do hypothetical. and what ben carsons thought of archaeologist.ary clinton saying she tried to joan the marines in the '70s. anything scary than hillary clinton is her with a machine gun. you buy that? >> i would have said something. we need to be consistent. john kanye was a class act v'rm how to hanle supporters that say something vicious against the opposition. you put them to bed and that's not true. and this is somebody i disagree with politically. i don't know why trump or hillary didn't get the memo. >> when obama is attacked it is racist and ben carson is attacked it is vetting. speaking of the media, we are not strangers to media scrutiny and i decided to see what viewers like you thought of media personalities like us. take a look. >> you know who this is? >> no. >> that is geraldo rivera. >> we call that seasons. you like his mustache. >> it is old school. ÷ style he got his nose broken by the kkk. >> really? >> ben afmrek? >> and she's from ms nbc. >> i never have seen her. nneither as anybody else. >> that is mad cow. >> it is super,

hillary clinton and ben carson are tied in a hypothetical matchup, according to a new nbc news/wall street journal poll. 47 to 47 percent. carson performs better than candidates due to his popularity among independent voters. clinton is ahead of republican donald trump by eight points. jeb bush doing a little better against clinton, but still trailing by four points. and clinton holds a three-point lead over marco rubio but that's within the poll's margin of error. senator chuck grassley reached a new milestone on friday. he cast his 12-thousandth vote in the u-s senate - just the 18th senator to reach that mark. grassley has also been present for seven-thousand consecutive votes ... the longest streak in the senate. his office says the last time he missed a vote was when he came to iowa with president bill clinton to tour s and then 50s overnight. another mainly sunny day is expected for wednesday with highs again in the mid 70s. a cold front finally crosses the state on thursday. it will bring more clouds and some rain thursday afternoon and evening. totals look to range from less than a

thanks for answering my hypothetical question, cbs local news.ey, when you want your news and you want it local and you fell asleep watching csi cyber, trust cbs local news. >> the program is for low-level nonviolent drug offenders currently serving harsh sentences. up to ten years. >> larry: now let me break this down. there was a time in america where black people were treated unfairly by the government. i know it sounds outrageous, but trust me, ask your parents, it's true. many of the penalties for drug offenses unfairly penalized those in the "urban" communities. for example, a person only needed five grams of crack to be charged with a felony. whereas you would need 500 grams of cocaine for a felony charge. this is why i've always told the kids, "hey, do cocaine." and stay in school. where else are you going to learn the metric system so you can measure your damn cocaine? just feels like a good message. (laughter) okay, so here to talk about his imminent release from federal prison is one of the victims of this unfair sentencing, darnell du

one year out before the 2016 general election, hillary clinton and ben carson are tied in a hypothetical matchup. but clinton leads three other major republican candidates, according to brand-new numbers from the nbc news/wall street journal poll. against ben carson, who is now leading the gop horserace in the nbc-wsj poll, clinton finds herself in a tied contest, 47 percent to 47 percent. clinton is ahead of republican donald trump by eight points among registered voters, 50 percent to 42 percent. she leads former florida governor jeb bush by four points, 47 percent to 43 percent. it's a mild start to november but when is it going to change? here to tell us that is chief meteorologis t ron demers joins with the first look at our forecast. the wind picked up as temps stayed up for us again today with most of our highs getting into the 70s. these winds will usher in some low level moisture into northwest iowa tonight which will provide a bit more cloud cover and perhaps some patchy fog which will keep lows in the 50s. once the clouds break up a bit tomorrow we'll see another mild and bree

hypothetically. i know that teachers have guns. the first person i shoot is a teacher. we are not making them prepared, we are making them targets. >> we have to point out that most school shootings, public violence, happens in gun free zones. if you want gun control, it's not working. we need beater mental health care. they've been following gun free zones. cops don't carry guns in england. those countries have lower gun crime than the united states. >> i would suggest not arming law enforcement. >> it goes into - it's a different thing. teachers go into the profession. owning and operating a firearm is a personal decision. it's not fair to ask teachers to take it on. why can't we put law enforcement in every school. >> that's a weird sign of the times, the fact that we accepted the facts there there's a police officer. >> you did that. i went to schools where it was heavy minority, and we had to wait for an sour to get into schools. we have history about shootings, it's happening in the suburbs where there's white people. it's happened for 50 years. i don't get the bl

also this interesting hypothetical. >> if you were running against your husband right now.ho would win that. >> i think you g have that kind of confidence. so if i were going to run against him. would i win? yeah. >> and coming up tonight on msnbc, the first in the south democratic candidates forum, with hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley is tonight at 8:00 eastern. >>> the tsa is considering tightening security at overseas airports over fears that a bomb might have brought that the plane in sinai peninsula. and nbc's bill neely has more from egypt. >> they found no evidence of a bomb, but the president believes terrorism could have caused this. >> i think there is a possibility that there was a bomb on board. and we're taking that very seriously. >> reporter: if a bomb was the cause, it was almost certainly put on the plane here at sharm el sheikh airport. investigators have questioned security workers, seized video and searched. the air bus was on the ground here for an hour. in that time, cleaners, kacate caterer caterercate caterers, and baggage crews w

. >> this is one of those clever legal arguments which is a hypothetical problem but not a real one.> but this conflict is more than an academic exercise to these people. they hope for a legislative fix in sacramento or washington and they say the status quo for them is unacceptable. >> we are weighing two horrible outcomes, revictimizing children or letting a sex offender walk out of a courtroom. >> reporter: all the experts we talk with agree on one thing, the only way to fix this problem is to change either federal or state law. we reached out to lawmakers in sacramento to see about that and we reached out to the state attorney general's office. all of them seemed lukewarm to the idea of a legislative fix right now. and they say there is a clear process in place and most counties can navigate the problem without there being a conflict. but right now there is a conflict in san francisco. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit we urge you to give us a call or send us an e-mail. >>> let's turn things over to rob mayeda and it is still snowing in tahoe. >> it is. some spots m

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if he cannot go sanchez with the start but chip kelly says it is too early to talk hypotheticals. >> he is cleared we don't sit around in meetings and and say what about this, what about that, because he may not be cleared at all. >> i feel cool for theable in the sis -- i feel comfortable in the system. if i get to play, then good. >>> the opposing quarterback sunday is the buck's q.b. jameis winston. and he loved watching cunningham even though he was 1 when he last played for the birds. >> and he brought excitement to the game, other than steve young. but, you know, i just fell in love with him, you know. and also when i was coming up in high school, my rivals had one you compare to, and my comparison was randle cunningham and i was even more of a fan. >>> and before we show the sixers highlights trouble stats. a season high 31 turnovers, missed 20 3-pointers and entered on a 11-game skid to start the season. what do you supposes happen? the coach's eye about to bleed with tonight's perform as. and ending the first half on a 16-5 run and up 14 at half time. i never saw a team bet