that frustrates kasey ackerman. >> he is in general population right now.hey want to keep me behind this door. it's not right, you know what i'm saying? i feel like i'm being punished and at this point all i can do is prepare my mind for the worst and hope for the best. >> you going to be all right? >> in the next cell over, brian singletary is also frustrated with being in confinement, and it's only been a little more than a day now. when he first arrived at intake, jail officials confiscated suspicious tax forms that he claimed were part of his legal paperwork and he wants them back. >> the only thing she did not put in there is some type of tax form. is that what you were talking about? >> the tax stuff, see, all that stuff is part of my case. see, i got a lot of my stuff in here already. >> just relax, singletary. i'm going to go down myself. >> i got more of the same stuff right here. all this is part of my case. it's my federal case. i got more stuff down here but what i'm saying is i have a motion and some more pertinent documents that i need that i

most kasei is falling the since 1999. netflix disappointed as third quarter scriber growth and products affected it. signed 880,000 u.s. subscribers, missing the average estimate, which expected them to add more than one million new customers area on the international front, the firm exceeded expectations, adding 2.7 million overseas subscribers. netflix says they're english language original shows are doing quite well in japan. they partnered up with softbank to promote the service. founder and ceo reed hastings has been operating netflix at add toen while racing to describe this. over in south korea, firms are enjoying a busy deal story. the value of new deals jumped 17% from a year ago, to more than $86 billion in the first nine months of 2015. it now trails only china among emerging asian economies in the most deals this year. the number of m&a's has always doubled since 2012. dealmaking has been driven by a generational shift in management as family-run chaebols have t heir heirs taking over the business. they are co

frndz and class -- friends and classmates leaving rubber ducks which kasey loved. the head of the school says the field hockey team is they had just gathered to start practice when kasey collapsed. >> it was sudden and unexpected and inexplicable and incredibly tragic. reporter: this photo taken 30 minutes earlier. the dunns say looking at the picture brings comfort knowing kay vee was -- kasey was happy and sur rounded by people she loved until the end. >> she enjoyed every moment. every moment has been enjoyed except her leaving. reporter: grief counselors will be on happened tomorrow when students return to class. wcvb, newscenter 5. phil: the head of auburn's housing authority is calling for changes in the law after the death of a child there in foster care. a 2-year-old died in subsidized housing development two months ago. auburn officials say they did not know one of the units is being used as a foster home. the chairman tells the telegram there should be a law housing authorities when foster homes are in their complexes. phil: a woman accused in the dramati

doctors say kasey had a massive brain hemorrhage. her funeral is scheduled for thursday. >>> marquette university is paying tribute to graduate james foley, the new hampshire journalist kidnapped and killed by isis. [music] we are marching in the life of god [music] >> students at the wisconsin school marched behind foley's portrait to a special memorial mass over the weekend. the portrait was commissioned as the lasting tribute to foley and his commitment to uncovering the truth. his parents traveled to be there. >> i don't think we knew what a he had become. he was just my beloved son. >> it makes us cry. >> on saturday, marquette will hold a 5k race in foley's honor. next sunday would have been his 42nd birthday. >>> the oregon community college where a gunman killed five people is back open. oregon governor kate graham welcomes students back. students left flowers and signed their names to a tribute. >>> and the minnesota man could killed cecil the lion will not be facing charges. walter palmer had all of the legal paper work for

my cousin kasey has down's syndrome. my family and i have been a part of this since the very first one 18 years ago. >> you and kasey have so much fun. >> it's 3 miles and kasey's like maybe a mile or two. >> we're excited. >> good weather for it. >> it sounds like it's going to be perfect. >> for any outdoor plans this weekend, it looks fantastic. this morning it is a cool start again, you guys. it's 43 degrees in bifield. forest avenue in hudson sitting at 48. that time of the year where you need the light jacket and the sweatshirt this morning. 40s and 50s for most of us. the clouds increasing, too. we get sunshine and the clouds end up winning out. we have heavy rain spreading through vermont here. it's the showers and downpours that are behind it with the cold front that will bring in cooler air for our saturday before a warming trend this weekend. the bulk of the rain passes to our north. back through vermont and back through maine. we will be mostly dry with breaks of sun through the midday and early afternoon. th

kasey, let me bring you in today.nd let everybody know the bing pulse question is whether or not donald trump is going to be able to regain his momentum. second place isn't always bad. we have seen hillary clinton bounce back from second place and let somebody else drive for awhile. do the trump folks think that this is a good thing for him? >> the challenge for trump, thomas, i think is this idea that he's running his campaign as the winner. so much of his campaign message is predicated on this idea that he's going to win, he's going to beat putin, beat the chinese, beat anyone who is trying to negotiate with the united states, he's going to be able to do a better job. the risk you take with a strategy like that, while it's obviously put him out in front for quite a bit of time, it's a little bit of a tough sell if the polls start to show that you are falling behind. especially considering how stylistically different donald trump and ben carson are, i think it shows you that there is, the demand for something differe

kasey hickok says state officials violated her civil rights when she returned from west africa last year. she was forced to stay in a tent outside a hospital even though she had no ebola symptoms. she's seeking at least $250,000 in damages. >>> in money watch this morning, an update on a drug pricing controversy. a ceo bought rights to daraprim in august raising the price from $13.50 to $750 a pill. now he's being undercut. a specialty drug-maker says it will be selling $1 doses of the drug that treats a rare infection that strikes pregnant women and cancer patients. >>> mcdonald cease seeing a super sized stock surge. shares were up more than 8% yesterday. that's the biggest daily increase in seven years. mcdonald's restaurant sales improvements to its menu and its corporate image. >>> 13 museums worldwide will be receiving new money for information. the mfa will get a grant to preverve two paintings in the collection. >>> this is what boston seaport district could eventually look like a decade or so from now. according to "the globe," a chestnut hill development company bought the last

this is the picture of kasey dunn taken 30 minutes before her death. she lined up for practice and collapsed but never got back up. her mother tells us this morning how devastated her family is. >> i keep thinking she will come bounding through the back door saying this is a terrible joke, but i know that's not going to happen. it was probably something she was born with, and we never knew about it. there's no way to detect it. fortunately it was quick. she didn't suffer too much. >> a small memorial of rubber duckies is growing on the field. her funeral is scheduled for thursday. >>> police now say a new hampshire woman missing for weeks was murdered. police founded body of sue hutchison in a crawl space in a fake wall in her home. this is after the family reported a strange odor. investigators believe her roommate killed her. he took his own life in a tewksbury motel last week. >>> jury selection continues in the case against philip chism. is he accused of killing his danvers high school math teacher in 2014. wees 14 at the time but being tried as an

kasey hickok says state officials violated her civil rights. when she returned from west africa last year, she was forced to stay in a tent outside of a hospital even though she had no ebola symptoms. she's seeking at least $250,000 in damages. >>> lamar odom's family says his condition is improving. the former nba and reality star is at an l.a. hospital and family members say he's rye gaining his -- regaining his speech. his aunt said he is beginning to gradually improve both mentally and physically. yesterday, odom and chloe filed a court document to dismiss their divorce. >>> the former rhode island governor chafee has been struggling in the polls and had trouble raising money. >>> it's 5:51 on your friday. what would you say if you were asked to describe your high school experience in three words? >> not much fun. >> there you go. >> the study of teens in the u.s. asked teens to do just that. robi is here with those robi? >> by massive, we mean 22,000 high schoolers took part in the survey conducted by yale university dement of psychology f

my cousin kasey has down's syndrome and it's one of those causes that's important to me and will be fun, too. >> he'll be right by your side. >> he's a lot of fun. >>> the weather will cooperate for the walk, and it looks absolutely fantastic. we have changes on the way for today. meantime, 55 in boston right now. the wind is out of the south 8 miles per hour right now. that wind is going to become quite gusty later on today. 50 in worcester. cooler north and west of town. nashua sitting at 42. 44 in lawrence right now. we have had increasing clouds. once the sun comes up this morning, we'll see partial sunshine. clouds come out ahead of rain. you'll notice this first batch will mostly move to our north and west. it's behind that in western new york right now. impact us but not until later on in the afternoon. so for most of us it is a dry morning commute, dry through the early afternoon. notice by the time you get to 1:00, 2:00 p.m., north and west of boston, scattered shower activity. downpours in there, too. i wouldn't be surprised to see a couple of thunderstorms embedded in here. n

hampshire where jeb bush just wrapped up a town hall this evening is msnbc political correspondent kasey hunting. what was the mood like at that event today? >> chris, this event -- i've been to several of these town halls with bush actually here in new hampshire over the course of the months that he's been campaigning. you could definitely tell in that room tonight that he has had a rough couple of days. all of the things that we've come to see on the debate stage where he struggled, sometimes stumbling over words, sometimes getting down into the weeds. we saw a little bit more of that tonight than we would have otherwise. but i will say he had a pretty good crowd. the fire marshal was pretty concerned this building was going to fill up. the crowd was very friendly to him. people will not asking him about his terrible debate performance or asking him yes was falling in the polls. people were focused on policy, a lot of the same types of questions you would expect to hear at any kind of town hall like this. i will say as a candidate you were starting to see all of those things that could

we saw what he said to kasey there. when he lays out the strategy i'm going to be rude.wer the question. i'm going to look for better questions from moderators. you've been an adviser to senator mccain. he suck secfulcessfully reboote campaign. is this a good strategy? >> i think the frustration is unlike the mccain campaign of a few years ago, this year a lot of the debates have turned into really entertainment if one wants to call it that. it seems some of the candidates get a boost when they have interruption, rudeness or zingers of some time, of course, donald trump is the most succ s successful in that regard. i think if i were to advise governor bush who i know quite well and prnlly, my advice would be to stick to the issues. you know, erica, we have not elected in this country an unelected official since dwight eisenhower. and he had ample experience leading our forces in world war ii. you have coverage going non in syria. the american people want a person that has vision, plan, the experience and the expertise to lead this country. and i think governor bush has t

then, a year after the ebola panic, and nurse kasey hickox imprisoned in a tent. >> i have been asymptom mick since i've been here. >> she's suing governor christie. >> i've been sued lots of times before. >> reporter: kaci hickox will join me tonight. plus jeb bush cuts his campaign payroll by 40%. donald trump slumps in the iowa polls. and ben carson is on a book tour. >> the book is about our constitution. >> tonight in the first inaugural edition of "all in presents: a candidate book report." >> this book is really bad. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it's the day after. and by acclimation or something very close to it presidential candidate hillary clinton won with a commanding, impressive performance before the house select committee on benghazi. and while we will take a longer look at conservative reaction in a moment, this headline might just sum it up. the conservative reviews are in. benghazi hearing a bust. from the moment the gavel struck last night, finally ending an 11-hour hearing, the former secretary of state was more -- tha

then, a year after the ebola panic, and nurse kasey hickox imprisoned in a tent. >> i have been asymptomsince i've been here. >> she's suing governor christie. >> i've been sued lots of times before. >> reporter: kaci hickox will join me tonight. plus jeb bush cuts his campaign payroll by 40%. donald trump slu