john kasich and jed bush - donald trump had a friendly crowd. it was the only moment they made him look ugly. he looked mean spirited and ugly. that can happen with donald trump, but on the issue bush came across as impassioned, as a leader. and so did john kasich. there's a moment they said this is un-american, not the nation we were based or founded on. that was an interesting turning point. >> at the top of the show there was a moment where marco rubio said that welders make more than philosophers, and made the argument about letting market forces decide the minimum wage. it's not true. according to the bureau of statistics, philosophers makes more man welders. i'm surprised carly fiorina didn't correct everyone, she was a philosophy major. >> in ohio, a private plane crashed into an apartment building. no one was inside the building or the house next door that caught fire. investigators are trying to determine how many were on board. authorities confirmed two deaths, but local news reports said as many of nine may have been killed. >> the whi

jed bush made the point if you want to win the white house, you have to be careful of what you say in the debate haul because of the message it sends to the country and voters. >> and even having this conversation sends a saying analyst. they are doing high fives in the clinton campaign when they hear this. that's the problem. we have to win the presidency, and the way to do that is practical plans. lay them out there. we need people to earn legal status, where they pay a fine, work, learn yish, and earn -- english, and earn legal status. that's the proper path. >> how is the latest tv debate likely to shape the race going forward. i think it will change things? a. you'll remember how they worked out. there was hardly a big cheer. if he didn't do brilliant. people will be impressed by marco rubio's performance. donald trump overpowered everyone, he was not the most prominent voice and struggled to look statesman like. people will wonder is donald trump doing it for donald trump, or because he believes he can bring something to the presidentie. ben carson - he has to paint a picture of

jed bush says it doesn't exist in the same way in 2000.is trying to capitalize on something within his party. this statement is an attempt at that. i don't think it will work. >> it's between republicans and democrats, getting back to the debate. bernie sanders took a swipe at hillary clinton over her record to go to war. do you think he succeeded in damaging security. >> it's been a recurring theme with her, she said that she is sorry and she made a make on the vote. one of the moderators hit hilary on a point where she went after bernie sanders on gun control. the moderators said you are not the sum total of one vote. and your policies are not. that plies here. her one vote in iraq is not the sum total of her foreign policy, voters have come to understand that. her foreign policy record is used against her, not just by sanders, but republicans, how much - is this more of an achilles heel, her experience in foreign policy, can she spin it to her advantage? >> sure, she'll be asked about this. i think the attacks in paris renew that conver

bush campaign that had the biggest problem. they are in the washroom saying you have to ask jed more questions. they didn't do it. finally they kicked the bush people and the r.n.c. out of their room where they watched the debate in bolder. n.b.c. is coming under fire, it was the recent debate. and they have a debate in january that the r.n.c. wanted to put on. >> how much leverage to the candidates have over the networks? >> more than before. you have candidates that don't care about the power structure of the party. donald trump and ben carson tied at the top. statistically in the polls, the two of them couldn't care less about the party, going up against the party is something they are happy to do, and the network. one thing they have to be careful of is that in january, they were co-hosting telamundo. the only debate appealing to the audience is that debate. republicans know they have to tread carefully around that. >> michael shure reporting from los angeles. thank you very much >>> turkey's ruling party reclaimed the parliamentary majority it lost in june. the justice and development party captured over 49%

jed bush, his candidacy fading, questioned by fox news about the trump phenomena. >> reporter: let me ask you about him. to me it's like you don't know what to do. how do you respond. you tell me, do you have a plan. >> you're in the same boat, i take it. >> reporter: i'm not running for president. >> the u.s. news media is in a difficult spot. they love him in the sense of the commercial value. audiences making their jobs easy, saying something outrageous. >> i'll build a great, great wall on the southern border and wall. entertaining. >> someone has a nice wife. >> he's not playing by the rules of mainstream politics, and they journal. >> it's not the fact he gets attention, but the attention he gets and the privileges. his opponents complain they don't know what to do with the.. they are playing two games. they are engaging in politics, entertainment. >> that is because donald trump comes from that world, entertainment. the real estate mogul is not the only billionaire, there's 536 of them. he is the only one that spent more than a decade with his own apprentice." interview. >> he

all of a sudden jed bush jumped off the stage. he may have stopped the bleeding. >> before we let you go. going into the debate. ben carson and trump were the frontrunners, do you see it changing? >> i don't. i don't think anything will happen that changes the dynamics of the race. ben carson got away with one. he wasn't asked about the stabbing issue, the issue of inflating his resume on west point. in a sense it was a victory not having to answer questions about that. donald trump, i don't think did anything differently. he was a little more subdued. i asked him if he thought he would be hurt on his stance of immigration and minimum wage. >> are you trying to appeal to moderate voters, saying the minimum wage... >> we have to stay competitive as a country. >> how does that help your appeal. >> well, we have to stay competitive as a country. >> what we had is it donald trump worried a little about attracting moderate republicans, he is doing well at it. it may have changed with his answer on minimum wage. >> michael, thank you ve

. >> jed bush says having the conversation sends the wrong message. . >> even having this conversation sends signals, they are doing high fives in the clinton campaign when they hear this. we have to win the presidency. we need practical plans, lay them out. we need to allow people to earn legal status, where they pay a fine, work, don't commit crimes, over an extended period of time they earn legal status. that's the proper path. >> reporter: this was a night where donald trump was not the dominant voice. ben carson struggled on detail on financial and foreign policy. everyone attacked hillary clinton. this was a debate where strength was highlighted and weaknesses exposed. some have personalities to car them through. this is a night that may have changed the face of the republican race >>> thousands took to the streets across the united states to demand an increase in the minimum wage, the low wage for fast-food workers were out on the streets chanting slowingians, wanting to be -- slogans, wanting to be paid $15 an hour >>> nigeria is getting a new cabinet after more than five month

jed bush says having the conversation is not good. >> they're doing high fives in the clinton campaign when they hear this. that's the problem with this. we have to win the presidency and the way to do that is that practical plans, lay them out there. what we need to do is allow people to earn legal status where they pay a fine, where they work, where they don't commit crimes, where they learn english and over an extended period of time they earn legal status. that's the proper path >> reporter: this was a night where donald trump wasn't the main voice. almost everyone on stage attacked hillary clinton. this was a more substantive debate where strengths were highlighted and weaknesses exposed, but some have personalities that will carry them through this. this was a night that may have changed the face of the republican race >>> we have more to come here at al jazeera, including france saying there has been progress towards a deal on climate change ahead of those crucial talks later this month. find out about the world's biggest online sales bonanza. >>> hello again. welcome back. top

the donors bet heavily on jed bush, he hasn't done well. you never know.s $100 million through his super pac to put on pe television, but they now have marco rubio the favorite, even though he has less than half of the support of donald trump and ben carson? >> because of the immigration issue? >> in part. >> because that's the way you can win the middle ground? >> because of appeal to la teti, the immigration issue. he has not broken out well in the polls but he appears well positioned three months before iowa. >>> up next, the biggest beer deal ever is official. david faber will break it down for us. here's a look at some of the stocks moving at this hour with the dow down 24 points. >> going through all my different press releases, having to do with the big beer deal, which got officially signed. you know, it appeared, of course, a few weeks back when they announced their deal, that being amb inbev's deal to acquire sabmiller for about 105 billion, 106 billion in cash and stock that it was done then. they had under uk law, took a while. now we have a de

jed bush says even having the discussion sends the wrong message. >> even having this conversation sends a powerful signal. they're doing high fives in the clinton campaign right now when they hear this. that's the problem with this. we have to win the presidency and the way to do that is the practical plans. lay them out there. what we need to do is allow people to earn legal status where they pay a fine, where they work, where they don't commit crimes, where they learn english and over an extended period of time they earn legal status. that's the proper path. >> reporter: this a night where donald trump wasn't the dominant voice where ben carson struggled on detail on financial and foreign policy. where almost everyone on stage attacked hillary clinton. this was a more substantive debate where strengths were highlied and weaknesses exposed but some will have personalities that will carry them through this, but this was a night that changed the face of the republican race >>> plenty more still to come here, including france says there has opinion progress towards a deal on climate chang

definitely i think that clinton and jed bush have to be aware of that antiestablishment anger in both parties, and proceed cautiously. >> nar een, covering politics at aljazeera.com, thank you very much. >> seattle's schoolboard votes over what time students should go to class. research shows students can do better when the school day starts later. it's an expensive proposition. >> reporter: breakfast at this household a busy time as henry and olivia get ready for school. for the second and fourth grader, it's a couple of minutes drive to school. it's an hour and a half before the classes start. mum has to get to work. so the kids go to daycare first. it's five days a week, $600 a month. spread out over the school year, $6,000. >> despite hard costs, the seattle school districts want to gem them to school. >> if you can't fall sleep until before 11. then you are causing sleep depravation. >> cindy is a seattle teacher, who works with the national grassroots organization. the name is its mission. they have seen progress in pushing back the school bell for teens across the country, but

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it's actually coming up in the presidential race here and there, particularly jed bush -- particularly jeb bush. news outlets of not having the resources to hire someone who is an expert in that topic. >> does it bother you or offend you as professional journalists when the president goes on weekday shows like "the view" and hang out with whoopi goldberg, who i personally love, or hang out with zach galifianakis on late-night tv to talk about policy instead of talking to professional journalists and professional media superstars such as yourselves? mr. acosta: wow. ms. ryan: i embrace that. know, it doesu not bother me. actually, presidents have been going on late-night tv shows -- i think nixon was on "laugh in" -- this was way before your time. clinton on arsenio hall playing saxophone. that was a good one. ms. ryan: it was. mind ista: that i don't much, but what concerns me, and it's something i think you guys should be concerned about, and i feeling this is a case in covering campaigns as well, and maybe i'm getting old and too gray and grumpy, but i think this barrier that exists

it's actually coming up in the presidential race here and there, particularly jed bush -- particularly jeb bush. it's a matter of news outlets not having the resources to hire someone who is an expert in that topic. >> does it bother you or offend you as professional journalists when the president goes on weekday shows like "the view" and hang out with whoopi goldberg, who i personally love, or hang out with zach galifianakis on late-night tv to talk about policy instead of talking to professional journalists and professional media superstars such as yourselves? mr. acosta: wow. ms. ryan: i embrace that. mr. acosta: you know, it does not bother me. actually, presidents have been going on late-night tv shows -- i think nixon was on "laugh in" -- this was way before your time. clinton on arsenio hall playing saxophone. that was a good one. ms. ryan: it was. mr. acosta: that i don't mind is much, but what concerns me, and it's something i think you guys should be concerned about, and i feeling this is a case in covering campaigns as well, and maybe i'm getting old and too gray and grumpy,

bush's last chance. my take away from that, this is a person who in this environment of anxiety and foreign policy can speak to the country's worries. jed jeffrey, what did you make? >> i would agree. i don't think that bush is penetrating in a way that chris christie is penetrating on these issues. i would just jump to ben carson for one minute say that he said something very densible which, is that the solutions are refugee problem is in syria it's not in united states or anywhere else. we need to be focused on the fact that more than half the population of syria not even in syria any more. can't solve this problem without a syrian solution. but on what david was saying, yes, there is some important ideas that are being put forward by jeb bush and chris christie. the thing that i'm struck by this buffet line approach. i would take safe zone and no fly zone and i'm going to get the nato allies to do x the arab allies to do y. it's all highly theoretical. each one of these option, is that everyone is talking about, incredibly difficult to pull off. we haven't thought about the second or third or conconcerns of these ideas. >> dickerson:

. >> reporter: back to the frail, jeb bush released a brand new campaign slogan, jed can fix it. in an effort to rehabilitate his campaign. it was widely lampooned on the internet. some invoked the cartoon character bob the builder as in can we fix it? yes we can. british person -- he used that slogan. got to look this up on the internet. this person was later convicted i believe of some hideous crime. >> reporter: the point here is this is sort of indicative of wider issues with this campaign. ben: thank you very much. opening statements could begin in the trial of former new york state assembly speaker sheldon silver. jury selection in his federal court and trial went well into the night yesterday. silver is accused of accepting $4 million in kickbacks plans for providing legislative favors for developers and doctors. he denies any wrongdoing. juliet: a man was shot and killed when trying to stop a robbery in a brooklyn delhi. we have surveillance video that shows the robbery in progress. this happened last tuesday night. police say the man in a red sweatshirt shot and killed 3