we were 50 points behind the inevitable, inevitable democratic nominee. well, guess what? that inevitable candidate ain't so inevitable today. >> the fight for new hampshire is also heating up between republican front-runner donald trump and senator ted cruz and so are the personal attacks. nbc's hallie jackson has the details. >> reporter: 9:00 a.m., lindy's diner and ted cruz gets served yet another question about his closest rival. >> are you really going to get mr. trump to build that wall? >> if he doesn't, he's fired. >> reporter: at the same time donald trump's on his way to liberty university in virginia hoping to pry evangelical support from cruz. >> 2 corinthians, right? 2 corinthians:317, that's the whole ball game. >> reporter: and then taking off for concord, in new hampshire. and so are we. following the two front-runners in one state on one day as their former bromance blows up into a brawl. >> he's a nasty guy, nobody likes him, nobody in congress likes him. nobody likes him anywhere once they get to know him. >> he's losing support and going down in the po

. >> that inevitable candidate, ain't so inevitable. >> her lifeline could be barack obama, whom she's treating like a running mate. obama favorably.

he insists the inevitable candidate is no longer inevitable.stepping up attacks against him because she realizes she might lose. well will talk to her about that. we will talk to vice president joe biden and candidates ben carson and john kasich about the 2016 race and president obama's final state of the union address tonight. i will have more on all >> we have arwa damon on the phone with the latest. >> reporter: we just arrived on scene. this is the heart of istanbul's tourist district where the explosion took place.

we were 50 points behind the inevitable, inevitable democratic nominee. well, guess what? that inevitable candidate ain't so inevitable today. >> the fight for new hampshire is also heating up between republican frontrunner donald trump and senator ted cruz and so is the personal attacks. here are the details. >> reporter: 9:00 a.m., lindy's diner and ted cruz gets served yet another question about his closest rival. >> are you really going to get mr. trump to build that wall? >> if he doesn't, he's fired. >> reporter: at the same time donald trump's on his way to liberty university in virginia support from cruz. >> 317, that's the whole ball game. >> reporter: and then taking off for concort in new hampshire. following the two frontrunners in one state, as their former bromanse erupts into a ball. >> nobody likes him anywhere once they get to know him. >> he's losing support and going down in the polls and his response is to attack and get personal. i don't expect to respond in kind. >> reporter: but he is hitting trump. >> ronald regan became quite conservative. >> ronal

we were 50 points behind the inevitable, inevitable democratic nominee. well, guess what? that inevitable candidate ain't so inevitable today. >> the fight for new hampshire is also heating up between republican frontrunner donald trump and senator ted cruz and so is the personal attacks. here are the details. >> reporter: 9:00 a.m., lindy's diner and ted cruz gets served yet another question about his closest rival. >> are you really going to get mr. trump to build that wall? >> if he doesn't, he's fired. >> reporter: at the same time donald trump's on his way to liberty university in virginia hoping to pry evangelical support from cruz. >> 317, that's the whole ball game. for concort in new hampshire. following the two frontrunners in one state, as their former bromanse erupts into a ball. >> nobody likes him anywhere once they get to know him. >> he's losing support and going down in the polls and his response is to attack and get personal. i don't expect to respond in kind. >> reporter: but he is hitting trump. >> ronald regan became quite conservative. >> ronald regan

that will inevitably happen if you give it a billion years of evolution.y that nothing will be better than a human is to say that the law market evolution has to stop here. and that is obviously not the case. that just thinks the question why can't we accelerate that process? what can we do today to rapidly evolve things to surpass us? 10 years from now for sure. emily: thank you so much for joining us. i will see you on the moon. ♪ ♪ sam: every year around november or december, journalists will something that makes them feel a little nervous. >> you are putting me on the spot. to write will be asked a story on what will happen in the coming year. >> the worst thing is predicting the future. >> i don't think anyone has made an accurate prediction. >> there's a chance i will be wrong. sam: predicting the future is a tough job but someone has to do it. the stories, latest development

it's the media that describes her as inevitable. there's no inevitable candidate. competitive. he's run a great campaign. senator clinton is the more qualified in my opinion. it will be a tight race. whoever gets the nomination, i hope it will be hillary clinton, will be stronger if there is competition than if there's no competition at all. >> thank you so much for joining me. greatly appreciate it. up next, i'll talk live with dnc chair debbie wasserman-schultz about her special guest at tonight's state of the union. we'll have the latest on her guest and impact show hopes to have. we'll be right back. why blend in with the crowd? why shy away from the extraordinary? why fit in, when you were born to stand out? the 2016 nissan altima has arrived. ♪ ♪ discover the magic of scottsdale. plan your getaway at magicalscottsdale.com it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. starts with arthritisg pain

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we were 50 points behind the inevitable -- inevitable -- democratic nominee. well guess what?able candidate ain't so inevitable today. >> let's turn now overseas this morning. three of the five americans released by iran in a prisoner exchange over the weekend are undergoing evaluations and treatment at a u.s. military hospital in germany. it's not clear yet when they will be discharged and allowed to return home but family members say they are adjusting to life outside of iran. "washington post" reporter jason rezaian was reunited with his wife, mother and brother yesterday, after spending nearly 18 months behind bars. over the weekend iranian officials held his wife and mother and told them that couldn't leave iran with him. but after last-minute negotiations, they boarded a plane on sunday. rezaian also met with his editors from "the washington post." describing his treatment. he told them he was imprisoned in a 15x20 foot room for 18 months and spent 49 days in solitary confinement. former u.s. marine amir hekmati in the blue sweater here met with his brother-in-law, two s

. >> 50 points behind the inevitable, inevitable democratic nominee.t inevitable candidate ain't so inevitable today. >> senator sanders and i share many of the same goals. but we have different records, and different ideas about how to drive progress. he suggested we invite iranian troops into syria. that is like asking the arsonist to be the firefighter. >> bernie sanders is having a very good week among those likely to vote in the primary, his favorability rating is 91%. that is incredibly high. as are many of his supporters. >> i'm gigi stone woods. this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to like us on facebook. "way too early" starts right now. stick around. >>> the weather channel is calling this winter storm jonas. they say it will be an historic storm that could wreak havoc across the mid-atlantic. usually when a jonas wreaks havoc it's because nick jonas released a photo on instagram. but this jonas could drop two feet of snow. washington, d.c. is supposed to get especially hard. they had an inch of snow yesterday. traffic got so bad, even

it becomes inevitable becomes inevitable at a certain point. these are things that are the result of human action but not of human design. the weather outside is not, but in in between there is a category of things the results of human action but not of human design. it's a really interesting topic. we don't have a word for it. i actually call them fergusons because if you think about the english language for example, it's man-made but it's not the result of human design. it's ridiculous to say that anyone planned the english language or that anyone invented it. or indeed the anybody's in charge of it. there is no chief executive of the english language, thank goodness, it would probably make a mess of it if it did. you can kind of see the history buried in fossils within it. it's a living fossil of a different form of language. it's very much something that evolved. i reached back 2000 years to get inspiration for the origin of this idea and it was really through stephen's wonderful work the swerve that i started to get to understand this extr

some degree of error at some degree of selection and you will inevitably get an evolutionary result.slightly subversive book, a bit anti- elitist. i can assure you, it is a powerless institution. a little bit of hypocrisy. i am down on the great man theory of history. then are women changing history whereas the opposite argument is that history produces great men. lord acton said great men i usually bad men. and of course this leads me to particularly when thinking about the evolution of technology which shows this pattern of dissent with modification pedigrees and gradual inexorable change that leads me to say that perhaps we don't need a great theory of invention. pretty well every inventor or discoverer is dispensed. edison came up with a lightbulb. twenty-three people came up with the idea independently. joseph swan. and no one is wrong, everyone is right. ready to be discovered. they just needed one or two people to put them together. the same is true of more recent things. the search engine, one of the more useful inventions of my lifetime, google gets the credit but there were

quadriga, risk on attacks in germany inevitable? at least 10 german tourists killed in the heart of this temple. and the head of the bombing, turkish intelligence had warned germany of impending i.s. .ttacks germany is part of the international coalition against i.s. was this bombing and actively revenge? of more attacks, possibly in germany, it is clear -- thaterminism terrorism is no longer a distant threat. your host this week, peter craven. >> welcome to this latest edition of quadriga coming from the heart of the german capital. after tuesday's attack istanbul 10 citizenst least dead, the question we are asking is, ris attacks now inevitable here in germany? it has been expressed to me here in berlin, is it simply a matter of time? now to discuss those difficult questions, i am joined by three seasons analysts. first, alan posener says there is no absolute protection against terror but germany must do more. to deger akal. she is a berlin-based freelance journalist who has worked in the ankara,capital of corresponding for variou

today, the inevitable candidate does not look quite so inevitable as she did 8 1/2 months ago. >> joining the panel this week "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henninger, washington columnist kim strosle and assistant editorial page editor james freeman. kim, start off with these new e-mail revelations about hillary clinton. how serious are they? i frame it by putting it this way, michael mccasey, the former attorney general of the united states, a republican, said this week in our pages that he thinks that these new charges combined with everything else warrant a criminal charge against former secretary clinton. >> they arguably do because what we found out this week is that the inspector general for the intelligence community sent a letter to congress saying that clinton's server contained some of the most top secret stuff you could have in the united states, including references to what are known as special access programs, which are often technology programs about military technology. why this matters, paul, is because it puts a lie to senator clinton's or clinton'

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we were 50 points behind the inevitable, the inevitable democratic nominee. well guess what, that inevitable candidate ain't so today. >> it's also heating up between trump and cruz and so are the personal attacks. >> reporter: 9:00 a.m., lindy's diner and ted cruz gets served yet another question about his closest rival. >> are you really going to get mr. trump to build that wall? >> if he doesn't he's fired. >> at the same time donald trump is on his way to liberty university in virginia hoping to pry evangelical support from cruz. >> two corinthians, 3:17. >> and then in new hampshire. following the two front runners in one state in one day and their former bromance goes up into a brawl. >> nobody likes him. nobody likes him anywhere once they get to know him. >> he's losing support and going down in the polls and seems his response is to attack and get personal. i don't intend to respond in kind. >> cruz is responding and hitting trump as too liberal. >> ronald reagan when he was younger was a pretty strong liberal. and he became quite conservative. >> ro

that inevitable candidate ain't so inevitable today >>> here are some of the numbers. last week in the new york times poll showed clinton had flipped to 7 points, 48% to 41%. clinton maintains a double digit lead including one on tuz. clinton's lead has also eroded in iowa. among likely democratic caucus goers, the most recent register has her head by two points, 42% to 40. that is a statistical tie. a month ago this poll indicated clinton was ahead by nine. in new hampshire the latest poll indicates sanders is beating clinton by 14, 53% to 39. the first in the nation primary is to be held on 9 february. if you put stock in political history, a lead in iowa spell serious nomination trouble for hillary clinton. the iowa caucus came to national prominence as the first contests in the presidential system in 1972. since then both parties every candidate who has won both iowa and new hampshire has always won the election. the only one to lose both and win was bill clinton. that clinton exception carries an ass terror ifk because the iowa was not without tom harkin. in 2008,

that inevitable candidate ain't so inevitable today! >> while on the republican side, is donald trump about to get a major endorsement later today? >>> ready for a rebound. all choice on wall street this morning after a brutal plunge. will the market bounce back from what's been the worst start to a year in history. >>> monster in the making. the potential for a major snow storm targeting some of the biggest cities of the east this week. already bone-chilling the deep south. al is on the case. >>> and remembering a legend. take it easy, take it easy >> the tributes are pouring in for glenn frey, co-founder of the eagles who died at the age of 67. his monumental impact on today, tuesday, january 19th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" is matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller, plaza. >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. we've been engaging in a little nostalgia this morning. the loss of glenn frey. freels so great. >> we've been on our play list going back a

[applause] but, but such progress is not inevitable. it is the result of choices we make, together. and we face such choices right now. will we respond to the changes , turningme with fear

. >> it could be that the inevitable candidate for the democratic nomination may not be so inevitable today. >> clinton answered with digs of her own questioning the senator's electability and his weak stance on gun control but she had a bigger fish to fry, who would have thought donald trump would be leading in national polls. i mean for those of you ever thought of running for president, take heart.t. >> well, her target there, donald trump, he was on the tonight show last night and if he's telling the truth, we ain't seen nothing yet. >>ng the newest poll came out where i'm beating her easily and winning against hillary one on one. and i haven't even started on her yet. although last week i did a bitple. >> well, trump has reason to be in a good mood. a new poll has him dominating in new hampshire. and farther down, carly fiorina and rand paul. they both have been relegated to the kid's table but senator paul says he's not going. >> i won't participate in >> that debate will be this thursday night.gh >>> mexican authorities have released new video of one of the most wanted men el c

the inevitable candidate aint so inevitable today... the vermont senator is also making the case about his electability in a general election... the poll that just came out yesterday, had us 15 points ahead of our good friend, donald trump! and criticizing her ties to wall street - i don't take money from big banks. i don't get personal speaking fees from goldman sachs. while he is hitting hillary clinton, she is hitting republicans... i'll say one thing about the republicans - they may be wrong but they are consistent. speaking in iowa late monday about the economy, health care, and education.. and calling in to the rachel maddow show from the road.. if you win the nomination, how do you win his supporters over? flash it hasn't happened yet, but if it were to happen i would work very hard to earn the support of anybody who supported my opponent...a new nbc news survey monkey online poll this morning shows if the primary or percent would vote for clinton --36 percent for sanders... but both campaigns acknowledge the race is tightening i

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yesterday, edberg said the way he sees it, program cuts are inevitable. "it's hard to understand, it's hard to get services through this system, people will fall off and it will save money because services will be cut." the branstad administration said in a statement yesterday afternoon, that they're still targeting march 1st as an implementatio n date. clayton ridge high school is the latest public area to have a diagnosis of mumps. statewide, there's been 360 cases of the virus since july. clayton ridge superintenden t shane wahls says the student is now in the care of a doctor. a letter was sent home to parents telling them of the case. johnson county has the most people in the state with mumps at 265.

. >> it could be that the inevitable candidate for the democratic nomination may not be so inevitable today. >> clinton answered with sly senators elect ability and stance on gun control. she also had a bigger fish to fry. the republican front runner. >> anybody can win. who would have thought donald trump would be leading in the polls. >> reporter: donald trump was on "the tonight show" last night. and he's telling the truth we ain't seen nothing yet. >> the newest poll just came out today where i'm beating her easily and substantially and i'm winning against hillary one on one. look, and i haven't even started on her yet. although last week -- but we haven't even started. >> he has reason to be in good news. and another has trump retaking the lead from ted cruz in iowa. farther down fiorina and paul, so low in fact that both have been relegated to the kids table but senator paul says he's not going. >> i won't participate in anything that's not the first tier because we have a first tier campaign. >> and you notified fox? >> we let them know it. >>> video of the raid and capture of

bernie sanders making hillary clinton not so inevitable.an hughes reports. >> are you ready to make america great again? >> reporter: could conservative heavy weight is that's endorsement put donald trump over the know iowa. >> esby holden to no one but we, the people. how refreshing. he's going rogue left and right, man. that's why he's doing so well um the tea party favorite rambled rhymed hit the media and put in some of her favorite phrases. >> it's time to drill, baby, drill down hold these folks accountable. >> reporter: the new york dale news headline this morning, i'm with stupid. the partnership of the former reality stars also bad news for ted cruz who palin backed when he ran for senate. >> regardless of what sarah decides to do in 2016 i will always remain a big, big fan of sarah palin. >> reporter: the conservative endorsement also puts a dent in the attacks on new york's values from cruz to rush limbaugh. >> there are a lot of conservatives who think he's a wolf in sheep's clothing. >> i am a real conservative and russia has b

. >> it could be the inevitable candidate for the democratic nomination may not be so inevitable today. >> can you say that bernie sanders cannot win the nomination? >> anybody can win. who would have thought donald trump would be leading in national polls. those of you ever thought about running for president, take heart. >> guns have been playing very large in the democratic race here in the final weeks. hillary clinton taking aim at bernie sanders over his more moderate record. bernie sanders for his part saying that he is opencrime. john. >>> thank you, brianna. hillary clinton has two events today before heading to detroit. senator sanders is going to washington tonight. he will be in the house for the state of the union address. >>> dramatic shake up of the debate stage overnight. rand paul doesn't like it. fox business network announce seven republicans qualify for the main stage debate in south carolina. donald trump, ted cruise and chris christie and jeb bush and john kasich. rand paul and carly fiorina, who were on the main stage last month. now on the undercard with mike huc