see if we can find anyone to say lincoln chaffey. and attacks on hillary clinton are pure 6ism. i want to disagree, but i keep getting lost in olivia's gore scrus eyes. and what is the most rewatchable movie of all time? for me it is the vhs copy of my first barber shop contest. we provide love and double takes. first, a news break. >> live from mark's news headquarters -- live from america's news headquarters, i'm will carr. john kerry will beheading to the middle east to deal with the rising tensions between the israelis and the palestinians. details were not final liesed, but -- finalized but they will meet with netanyahu and abbas. kerry has one goal this mind. >> i think it is clear he wants both sides to take uh ticial tiff actions -- affirmative actions in rhetoric and actions to restore calm and to try to move toward toward a two-state solution. >> the latest incident coming wednesday night in jerusalem. a palestinian man attacking an israeli woman with a knife. he was shot and killed by security forces. eight israelis and 30 palestinians were killed over the past month.

we saw some of those where lincoln chaffey hit her on her iraq vote. i think bernie sanders is going to be willing to take shots at her as well. where they are not is on the e-mail issue because they see that as being republican orchestrated. there is more to be gained in hillary clinton than there is attacking on this. >> she was able to spin that around as well. i want to move on, though. joe biden, after last night do you think he was more or less likely to run? >> that's the key question. i am not sure it factors in such a big deal to him personally. i think a lot of people will read it as she had a solid performance. she did all right. she met expectations and a lot of people were thinking she is on the way out and they thought lort she can put in a debate performance maybe we don't need joe biden. i am not sure last night will sway him one way or the other. if he were looking a the it he could say there's a lot of room for democrat to bring the case for her. she did a good job of hiding behind obama saying there's no space for a joe biden. i thin

. >> and hillary had a lot to say about lincoln chaffey's insin you weighingses. >> i think we need somebody who has the best in ethical standards as our next president. >> secretary clinton do you want to respond? >> no. >> and finally jim webb's thoughts. >> i wouldn't have a problem with that. >> matt, she said i have taken responsibility and then said i blame the republicans. is that taking responsibility? >> she has done that for 25 years. does anyone remember what that meant? on normal disclosure of government accountability she says i take full responsibility and then doesn't and lies about it. it is what she has been doing forever. she said there were no classified e-mails. that just wasn't true. it is thought true at the time. it was knowledgeably untrue and it got bigger. she is incapable of normally speaking truly when it comes to accountability. >> is this blame going to work? it is like her third strategy. it will work in a primary. i don't know if it will fly if she gets to the general election. bernie won the room by saying he is tired of her damn e-mailses. he earned trust an

lincoln chaffey? >> never heard of him. go on. >> hillary clinton. >> hillary i have to say out of everyone she did the best job, but it is meaning less. it is like being the world's tallest midget. >> how about better thee sanders san -- bernie sanders? >> he is like an uncle, angry, but he can't do anything. he is ineffective. >> jim webb. >> he looks like his head was about to explode. that shirt was much too tight. >> o'malley? >> martin o'malley seems like a model for like jc penney or something like that. >> we will come back with you, mr. trump. you can stand by? >> i can stand by, but i want you to know i won the debate. i was trending on twitter more than the actual debate. i'm huge. >> slept. we'll be back after the break. >>> now let's hear some of what happened after the debate. it started as a bang when anderson cooper said this to hillary clinton. >> plenty of politicians evolve on issues and even democrats believe you changed your position based on political expeaked yen see. you were against same-sex marriag

lincoln chaffey has dropped out. the former governor of rhode island has struggled to gain traction against sanders and clinton. he has raised less than $40,000 from outside sources. >>> on the republican side a shake up at the top of the polls in iowa for the first time look at this. carson is the leader there in the hawk eye state. the survey showed him at 28% with trump nine points behind. jeb bush is in sixth place. is he hoping to shore up money by slashing salaries, trimming staff and cutting back on travel costs. bush is hoping that will save him a million dollars a month allowing him to restart his campaign. >>> frustrating, embarrassing, a disabled man said he had to crawl off a plane after waiting nearly an hour for a essential wheel -- special wheel care. wheelchair. >> reporter: he said this has got to stop happening. >> >> >> en stead of looking how about help? >> reporter: he gave up on getting help an hour after his long flight from san francisco landed. >> i lifted up the arm rest and got out of my ch

former maryland governor, jim webb and rhode island's lincoln chaffey. i believe a no-fly zone, secretary, would be a mistake. you have to enforce no fly zones. with the russian air force in the air, it could lead to an investigation because of an accident that we would regret. i support president obama, we have to play a long game. when we talk about blunders, bashar al-assad's invasion will be seen as a blunder. >> the president has made a very tough decision. what i believe and why i have advocated the no-fly zone which of course would be in a coalition, be put on the table is because i'm trying to figure out what leverage we have to get russia to the table. diplomacy is not about getting to the perfect solution, it's about how you balance the risk. >> white house correspondent patty culhane has more from los angeles. >> the very first debate be among the potential candidates in the books. here they are trying to basically spin reporters saying their candidate won the debate. a big area where the candidates diverge is on syria. we saw the former secre

hillary clinton and bernie sanders lead the field joined on stage by martin, jim web, and lincoln chaffey. clinton is on top in iowa and sanders ahead in new hampshire. vermont senator sanders will be chuck todd's guest on "meet the press" tomorrow morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> happening today, calling all first responders. pennsylvania's recruitment drive for volunteer firefighters and other emergency workers is continuing. delaware county put out the call for the first time. they need firefighters, police officer, emts, and paramedics. if interested, the stations are open 8:00 until 4:00. the protective association, aston township fire company, cardington is-stonehurst, prospect town, and middletown township, newtown, and brookhaven company. >>> within the hour, busses are rolling out of the nation's capital for the 20th anniversary of the million man march. the original event in october of 1995 was a call for african-american man to work for a better future for themselves and their families. asian of islam leader led the first march leads the commemoration on the national

lincoln chaffey dropped out of the race. poles have shown his support below 2%.mocrat to drop out this week. jim webb also withdrew. that leaves hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley. a poll shows clinton on top. sanders at 40%, and o'malley at 4%. a month ago the same poll had bernie sanders in front though. >>> jeb intush cutting back on his chain because of dropping poll numbers. he is is cutting 45% of his budget. canceling fundraisers. bush is at just 5%. >>> every year about 225,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in the united states. for those who want children chemo can have devastating consequences. >> it was very tough. looking back. i got through it. >> reporter: he struggle began with a call from her doctor. >> it is cancerous. >> reporter: breast cancer. she had the bracka gene. >> i'm just 36. >> reporter: no time for questions. >> reporter: a double mastectomy and chemotherapy. it also would affect her egg quality and reserve. many women will enter menopause early. >> reporter: she was terrified that chemo would mean not addi

former governor of rhode island lincoln chaffey ends his run. he announced his decision this morning. he says he struggled to raise money and general rate enthusiasm. >>> as you may know i have been campaigning on a prosperity through peace. after much thought i decided to end my campaign for president today. thank you. >> anchor: former secretary of state hillary clinton, vermont senator bernie sanders and former maryland governor martin o'malley remain as three main contenders for the democratic nomination. >> anchor: we're following breaking news now from harvard where university police have issued a warning to students. they say that early this morning a woman at the holden greenhous greenhousing complex was approached by a man who apparent apparently started to follow her her. the woman ran inside, locked the door. the man chased her, police say, and banged on the door before running back to his van. police say the suspicious guy is in his early 20's. he got away in an older dark colored van. we'll stay on of the story and blue you more det

hillary clinton, senator bernie sanders, martin o'malley, lincoln chaff chaffey and jim w the stage tonight. clinton leading in the polls going into the debate. one person not expected to be on the stage tonight is vice president joe biden. the 72-year-old has not decided whether to run for president and the wait for biden's announcement is starting to wear thin on some supporters. political analysts say sitting out the first debate could be a strategic move on the vice president's part. we asked you how you feel about a potential biden presidential bid. look at some of the results coming in right now. 35% of you think that joe biden should run for president. 65% of you say no, he should not. >>> today is your last day to register to vote in virginia's general election. the department of elections says eligible virginians can register to vote aub online. you can find a link on our nbc washington app and register to vote in person at our local registrar's office by 5:00 p.m. today. >>> 6:06 now. a school closing to tell you about in prince george's county. samuel chase elementary school is c

hillary clinton, bernie sanders, lincoln chaffey, marty o'malley. they have another podium in case joe biden chooses to join the race at the 11th hour. we have a live report on the debate beginning tomorrow at "abc7 news at 4:00". all right. well, the three-day weekend was a thing of beauty when it cames to the weather. leon: have you had a better weekend than last week? >> no. it was perfect. it continues today. we could be in for changes tomorrow morning. leon: let's get the latest on that. brianne carter in the weather center tonight. i -- brian van de graaff is in the weather center. i hope you don't have bad news. brian: we started off with fog and cold numbers. live in the belfort furniture weather center on a glorious afternoon. we got down to 39 this morning. look at the color at sky valley live. we are seeing beautiful color out there. when you wake up, the clouds are increasing. by tomorrow you could see showers, too. you want the umbrella handy. i will have the latest future cast. leon: thanks. iranian state run television is reporting th

. >> lincoln chaffeys. >> no, he didn't. shut up. making a good point. >> no, you were done. >> we keep bringing up everybody's dead dad all the time. >> "back to the future" days, none of that was from" back to the future." >> it was one of the three. >> they were like from cave han lover. >> ben, you suffered from some of the same things as marty mcfly and then related your life to wolf. to teen wolf. >> i apologize foregoing along with the joke. >> never, never, never go along with the joke. >> i like to hang out with creepy old dudes who likes to put trash in cars. >>> i agree. it is like an credited blee well constructed movie and fun to watch, but i just don't care about it and i don't know why. i didn't buy the time concept. i thought about it and did some research and it is not possible to drive a car back to the future. i like my movies with a little realism. one great movie "argo" the great former husband of that tall blonde lady, ethan hawk. rodent-like face and terrific actor. >> "star gate" too. >> that was not a movie.

. >> reporter: breaking news this morning, you had lincoln chaffey get out on top of the race. that's on top of vice president biden saying he's not getting in. that was after jim web said he was out. over a week ago you had six podiums. five candidates and a sixth waiting. the next debate, there will only be three podiums. >> very interesting what's happened in the last week. she's past the benghazi testimony you say there's another potential hurdle out there. what is it? >> reporter: there were a lot of fireworks there. there's another hearing that was much more quiet. the fbi director was asked in testimony what is going on? did any foreign government penetrate and get classified information from hillary clinton's server. here is what he said. >> this is one i'm following closely and get briefed on regularly. i'm confident we have the people and resources in the way we do all work which is promptly, professionally and independently. >> reporter: known as swhoun is a straight shooter when hefrs in the bush administration took on republicans. he's not going to be afraid to fol

there was a reference to ethics last night with lincoln chaffey talking about hillary's ethics.no if she wanted to respond to that and the crowd went wild. he wanted to move onto talk about his talking points. one of the issues in this race is that the democrats lead candidate is the target of an fbi investigation that may lead to felony criminal indictments and she may end up in prison. that's an issue if you ask me. one of this is front and center and their lead candidate has this cloud hanging over her head. >> carli fiorina reaping the benefits of her strong points during the debate raking in 6 million dollar during the quarter and even in september. a bit more than the 6 million dollar raised by marco rubio. dr. ben carson collected 12 million and ted cruz, 12.2 million. >> are you surprise bid the numbers? >> i'm not. i also think what we're seeing with this money for both ben carson and carli fiorina are people that definitely want to help them and get up to donald trump who is, as he always tells us, a cash cow. >> the interesting thing is that donald trump is self-funde

runner hillary clinton, the three taking center stage on tuesday, along with senator web and lincoln chaffey. on the other side of the aisle, house republicans were divided as they scramble to fill the role of speaker of the house vacated by john boehner. a number are courting former republican vice presidential candidate to take the top job. al jazeera's john ter it with more on the trauma playing out on capitol hill >>> as republicans scramble to find a new speaker, one name pops up. paul ryan. one who many republicans believe is the only member of the house that can yuan out the party. >> i know that paul is a committee guys, he likes when the committees work, and is mentally committed to many things that we want. if he can convince us of that, we can deliver an overwhelming majority. >> many are pushing for him to enter, he says he is not interested because it requires too much travel, fundraising and less time with the family. >> reporter: ryan's name came to the top of the last after mccarthy dropped out, after failing to win over the 40-strong freedom caucus. >> if i can't unit everyo

. >> i'm with lincoln chaffey, governor, tonight was the big night for you and four other candidates.ow did you feel, and did you feel you had a chance to talk about issues that you wanted to. >> i know watching the voters, it was centered on clinton and bernie sanders, the moderators would give them the lions share of the question, that's what happened. it's a little hard to answer questions i feel passionate about. that's what we have to live with. >> tell me one thing you wish you could have said tonight on an issue important to you. >> on the middle east issues, talking about i.s.i.s., and how to resolve challenges in the middle east, and i would have liked to have a good discussion about that. the debate centered mostly around clinton and sanders. i have strong feelings. that was the format. >> you have a chance now. tell me something that you would like americans, democrats, to know about what you would do differently. >> i think we would have to change, extending, ending the weaponry, and stopping the drone strikes, the air strikes, changing the paradigm. what we are selling, t

the one candidate -- lincoln chaffey, i don't know if he can do that.e hasn't shown style to have a breakthrough moment but even he can pull it off tonight. >> former advisor to mitt romney's campaign was here saying this is the most difficult situation for hillary clinton. she is trying to relate to people and putting the candidate on the debate stage where responses have to be crafted and thought a great thing for her. what do you think about that? >> i understand where he is coming from but i disagree because of the last four or five months. every time we heard about hillary clinton on any of the coverage it has been about e-mails and servers and she puts through a policy speech and it doesn't -- something else on servers or e-mails happens. or trumps knocks it off. for her, i think, again, tonight is a time to really make her case, make her positive message. sure, it is in a debate scenario where as he points out, you know, it is more practice. but i think it is the best. this is a big moment for her to get her positive message out. i think people h

web has started his campaign, but neither web nor lincoln chaffey are known for their public speaking. >> we have many challenges facing america. >> as it stands, voters are keeping an eye on clinton and sanders and seeing if o'malley can break through. o'malley is expected to be aggressive with hilliary clinton. clinton could battle back that in 2008, he supported her and not barack obama. and jim webb, he hates the deals that clinton and the others support. >> so what are the biggest challenges for the candidates tonight? >> the biggest challenge may just be the format. 2 hours and only five candidates, and as a result, they're each going to super 20, 25 minutes of total time, as opposed to 10 or 12 that some of them had in the republican debate. and i as a result, there's a greater chance of one of them making a mistake or a gaff that could hurt them. so they have to be on their game. >> i only have 10 minutes worth of material. david schuster, appreciate it. las vegas is seen as mostly glitz and glamor, but that's not the reality for most people living there. especially in the ret

governor, martin o'malley, former virginia senator, jim webb and former rhode island governor, lincoln chaffey. political experts expect all candidates will follow the republican lead request and bring up hillary clinton's private e-mail server and her response to benghazi. on the biggest trip yesterday, clinton took aim at donald trump while sanders took aim at her. >> i don't think it's entertaining when somebody insults immigrants, insults women. that is just unacceptable. >> people will have to contrast my consistency and my willingness to stand up to wall street and corporations, big corporations, with the secretary. >> the debate starts at 6:00 hour time this evening. donald trump says he's going to weigh in via twitter, insert himself there, and the vice president's people say he's definitely not going to be at the debate, he'll be in washington. we'll have a full wrap-up on nbc bay area news at 11:00. >>> just in to ur newsroom, republican front-runner donald trump is taking time off the campaign trail to tell some jokes. he is going to host "saturday night live" on november 7th. you c

see if we can find anyone to say lincoln chaffey. and attacks on hillary clinton are pure 6ism.eep getting lost in olivia's gore scrus eyes. and what is the most rewatchable movie of all time? for me it is the vhs copy of my first barber shop contest. we provide love and double takes. first, a news break. >> live from mark's news headquarters -- live from america's news headquarters, i'm will carr. john kerry will beheading to the middle east to deal with the

. >> jim web and lincoln chaffey. we have no idea what their goals are and what they're going to say. for hillary clinton going into that you have some sense of where bernie sanders is coming from and martin o'malley. the other two guys are total wild cards. they only benefit if they make a name for themselves. they may something crazy. >> that's a good point. who may team up to try to gain some ground by taking down at least in the polls hillary clinton or bernie sanders. olivia, your thought there? >> i don't think we'll see any candidates team up. it's very likely that martin o'malley will have a moment. i think it's less likely that lincoln chaffey will have a moment. someone talking about the metric system, i don't think that's going to capture the imagination of the public. >> right. >> mark o'malley, certainly he has a lot going for him on the surface. they're very similar so i don't think it's as likely that martin o'malley will cut into it as it is that berp any sanders will. >> your call, who's it going to b

ahead of the high stakes national debate that will also include jim web, martin o'malley, and lincoln chaffeyoto was posted just in case vice president joe biden who is still undecided gets into the race. but his official schedule has him at the white house all day. >> it's highly unusual for a possible important contender not to be in the first national debate. >> reporter: a new abc news washington post poll shows clinton's favorability rating increasing two points at 35%. it is a much smaller field than the republican counterparts. >> yes, you did, you wanted it. >> reporter: and will likely have a more civil atmosphere. >> it will be very different from the republican debate. >> reporter: that is because the attacks between the democrats have been minimal, more on policy, less on personal. president obama did weigh in on the controversy on cbs' 60 minutes. >> she could have handled the original situation better and the decisions better. >> reporter: more will be on immigration reform and gun control. it is a key issue for the lesser known candidates to try and stand out. abc news, las veg

former rhode island governor lincoln chaffey. former maryland governor martin o'malley and former virginia senator jim web. >> it won't be a debate attacking each other's personality. it's going to be substance. >> reporter: white house spokesman says president obama will probably watch part of the debate but not all of it because there's some pretty good baseball on tonight. in washington, caroline shively, fox news. >>> a controversial decision raising a lot of eyebrows in connecticut. >> still to come a school district says no who halloween. who is speaking up to bring it back from the dead. >>> and closure for hundreds of families who lost loved ones on flight mh17 when it went down in ukraine. the new report shed something light on what happened before the crash. >> you've never seen uncle eddie quite like this an oscar nomin nominee, comedian and now inma inmate. new look for randy quaid and the punishment and he his wife face. >> hiding in plain sight protecting from you the number one crime on septa. how the person sleepi

as would letting lincoln chaffey sleep on your couch in davenport, iowa for a month or using martin o abs for a wash board. snl let her seem relatable in a skit. then from an unlikely source a gift from republican house majority leader kevin mccarthy to help undermine the benghazi committee. >> we put together a benghazi special committee. what are her numbers today? >> bernie sanders gifted her with this. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your e-mails. >> thank you. me too. >> in-kind contributions need to be reported to the federal election committee. the problem is figuring out how much each one is worth. >> thanks for watching. fareed zakaria gps comes right now. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. like limiting where you earn bonus cash back.hings. why put up with that? but the quicksilver card from

. >> lincoln chaffey? donald trump?ick? >> i like bernie sanders. i like bernie sanders. >> why. >> i think he come s across as real and does a good job explaining his positions and doing a good job. >> do you like hillary clinton? >> hillary clinton, she's -- too much about e-mails and not about the american public and our future. >> her husband is bill. >> oh. yeah. clinton, hillary? >> yes. >> if you were to gamble on the election who do you like so far to be our next president of the news. >> i would go with hillary. hillary? >> yes. >> tell me why. >> just because i feel like i know more about her just based off of her being president before and the presidential election prior to. >> okay. we all hillary people here or somewhere else? >> all hill. >> i do you know there's a debate here tomorrow night? >> all right. thanks, everyone, including elvis, for hanging out with me here in vegas. i'm brooke baldwin. it's been fun. do not move a muscle. tonight is the big night, big debate, 8:30 eastern on cnn. my colleague,

we haven't heard from lincoln chaffey yet./"wall street journal" poll found 38% of democrats didn't want biden to run. do you think that could change in polling because the effect of what he did today and looking like the senior statesman stepping out of the way, do you think that could change? >> no. i mean, i think when he says i will not be a candidate, absolutely take his word for it. he is clearing out of that part of the race but he also when he says i'm not going anywhere and i plan to play a significant role in this campaign, i also take him serely on that point. i mean, look. i saw joe biden in action close up in two presidential campaigns and he really brings it and what he brings to the table is a kind of connection with middle class economics that frankly every candidate on the democrat side is running on. and i thought mike steele made some excellent points right there in terms of pretty polished hillary clinton who is also very much hitting on not only middle class economics but some of the very issues you heard

. >> he had a good debate against the lincoln chaffey. . i think you have to give her credit.n in january. obviously, iowa and new hampshire passes. there's winner take alls ahead of him. >> hue, thank you very much. >> all i can say about joe biden is please god let him run. i can't watch five more of those democratic debates without him. >> still ahead on morning joe, the pentagon spokesman and presidential candidate lindsey graham. join the conversation. you're watching morning joe. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. stay strong. stay active with boost®. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my do

let's just go there, beginning with lincoln chafee and his response, this is when anderson was talking about his vote to deregulate banking. >> governor chaffeyked secretary clinton for being too close to wall street banks. you voted for the bill to make banks bigger. >> my dad had died in office. i was appointed -- >> are you saying you didn't know what you were voting for? >> i just arrived in the senate. i think we get some takeovers. that was one of my very first votes. it was 92-5. >> with all due respect, sir, what does that say about you, you're casting a vote about something you're not too sure about. >> i think you're being a little rough. i had been mayor of my city. my dad had died, i had been appointed to the governor. it was the first vote and it was 90-5. >> so my heart goes out to him, ed, but was that one of the worst debate responses you've ever heard? >> yes, absolutely. there is this huge conversation that was going on about trustworthiness and whether or not politicians have integrity. and one must wonder whether this was such a thing as being too honest as a politician. and i think that we definitively have come to the co