denver police captain mark chuck likes that idea. >> we are trying to change behavior. >> reporter: are these the denver public works data shows red light cameras are not at the sites with the most crashes, of the 4 intersections with red light cameras, only 1, 8th and speer boulevard is in the top 10. the other 3 intersections don't even crack the top 25. >> we would agree with you that, and that is part of the new contract is we would like to be able to use that technology where it is needed best. >> we know these, when they put the 4 highest accident intersection s, not by a long shot. >> reporter: denver city councilman, flin, supports them in general but won't vote yes until looking into yellow light times longer. >> 20-30,000 people are getting tickets they don't need to get. >> reporter: tickets range from $40 to $75. actually, much lower than the $300 fine if a cop catches you. >> our purpose isn't to try to get a fine. though, that photo enforcement makes at least some money. so far this year the city has taken in more than half a million in fines, more than $7 million since 20

denver police captain mark chuck likes that idea. >> we are trying to change behavior. >> reporter: are these the denver public works data shows red light cameras are not at the sites with the most crashes, of the 4 intersections with red light cameras, only 1, 8th and speer boulevard is in the top 10. the other 3 intersections don't even crack the top 25. >> we would agree with you that, and that is part of the new contract is we would like to be able to use that technology where it is needed best. >> we know these, when they put

ally crutcher all nominated as well meteorologist mark schnackenberg meteorologist mark schnackenberg has has i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. meteorologist mark schnackenberg has in twenty-three years, chuck grassley hasn't missed a single vote. in just six years, senator patty judge missed a hundred and eighty-two votes. state fair board member judge missed seventy-six percent of their meetings. iowa economic development commission member judge, missed sixty-nine of seventy-two meetings. judge? mmmm, not so much. >>> tonight, trump's tirade. donald trump lashes out in a middle of the night rant, attacking a former beauty queen again with sex tape allegations. now she and hillary clinton are firing back. >>> crash cause. the ntsb begins questioning crew members in the aftermath of tha black box is pulled from the twisted wreckage. >>> caught on camera. police release video showing a fatal officer encounter with an unarmed man. >>> sex abuse scandal. dozens of disturbing allegations against the doctor who treated top olympic athletes. >>> and hurricane threat. matthew strengthens to a po

we want to talk with major general spider marks and donald trump supporter, admiral chuck williams, in the audience for today's speech. >> spy dider marks, if i could begin with you, donald trump says that hillary rodham clinton is trigger happy. >> this is the finest military we have ever had. these young and men and our incredible senior leaders have been at this for years and years. you need to take great pride in terms of what we have been able to produce in terms of the military. what i will say is that we can not afford to lose the edge that we have achieved and understanding that our enemies are not going to come after us in a very symmetric way. we are not going to see tank battles. we are not necessarily going to see large naval encounters. what we are going to see is enemies that will deny is access to areas of the world. that's what our military does. it projects power. that's how we achieve influence. they will deny us access and try to work very, very aggressively and they have been very successful in terms of cyber capabilities. we have to have the ability to project powe

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chuck todd. >> good sunday evening. this morning a huge american flag was at the pentagon to note in lower manhattan, we observed a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m. eastern time, marking the moment when the first plane flight 11 f flew into the north tower of the world trade center. immediately afterwards, as they do every year, relatives began reading the names of the victims of the attacks at the world trade center. edward l. allegretto

chuck williams. i also want to bring in cnn military analyst, refired u.s. army major general, spider marks.can, admiral williams, can you tell me what's different about you and your group than the 50 former republican national security officials that came out in favor of secretary clinton last month? >> i would say a couple of things. one, i have heard over and over again that the generals and admirals, mr. trump knows more than the generals and admirals. that's a statement made by mrs. clinton. we wanted to say to the generals and admirals, we respect what mr. trump is doing and we are purti pu putting our faith, hope and trust in him. the idea he doesn't have support at this level is erroneous. >> spider marks, jump in here if you would. this lerl said thetter said the course correction needed in our national security. i don't think anyone will argue that isis is a crisis. that sounds pretty legitimate. why isn't it? >> there is very legitimate. i don't think there is much disagreement on the premise of the letter at all. there are tremendous issues that we have right now in national secu

chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >>> a mother whose son died on flight 93 visited his final resting place today. alice cleaned mark bingham's gravestone in saratoga. he is one of several people believed to have rushed the cockpit of flight 93. that plane went down in a field in rural pennsylvania. it's still eerie seeing her son's name on a gravestone. >> it's very comforting to know that those guys fought with everything they had available to them at the time and even though they weren't able to save their own lives or the lives of their fellow passengers they saved several hundred lives at the nation's capital. >> reporter: she is determined to hold those she considers responsibility accountable. she is urging president obama not to veto a bill to allow 9/11 families to sue the saudi government. stay with nbc bay area to stay with the continuing coverage of the remembrance of the 9/11 terror attacks. more on the tributes from one world trade center and around the country. >>> a motorcyclist was killed on a oakland highway this morning in what police suspect was a hit and run. it happened at 2:00 in the morning o

chuck will be back tomorrow with more "mtp daily." "with all due respect" starts right now. >>> i'm mark halperin. >> and i'm john heilemann.e respect to donald trump jr., we think we know what candy he won't be giving out at halloween. >> taking my life into my own hands here according to donald trump jr. our show tonight, new details emerging about ahmad khan rahami, the man suspected of setting off homemade explosives in manhattan and new jersey this week, injuring 29 people. rahami's father reportedly warned police about his son two years ago, but an fbi

mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. opening the door to the lobby is the first part of the hancher auditorium experience. it's bright and spacious -- meant as we had executive director chuck swanson take us through the lobby -- a part of hancher that will be well worth your time. chris: so as people first walk into hancher auditorum, chuck, their eye is drawn there right. can you tell us a little bit more about what it is and what it represents? chuck: well, it's a piece of art by a west african artist, ellena suey is his name and he's actually a professor in west africa. it's the result construction happens, we spent 0.5% of the construction budget on visual art. to 1:03 this is a piece of art that is tied together by thousands of pieces of copper wire. ellena suey, just two years ago, got the golden lion award in venice, which is artist of the world. take a look at it, the colors go so well in the lobby of the building. we really wanted to, as a team, really a wonderful experience before they even go in the theatre, to see what's on stage. we have our showcase, our gift store.. 5:17, all the profits go to arts education. so much thought went into the box office to acces

chuck will be back tomorrow with more. "with all due respect" starts right now. >>> i'm john heilemann. >> and i'm mark halperin.t to those conspiracy theorists who think hillary clinton has a body double, don't be ridiculous who would ever do? >> thanks, guys. we'll take it from here. ♪ >>> it is a beautiful day in new york, and we're feeling great. try not to get too grossly generalistic. we devote this episode to covering two storylines that are currently defining the presidential race. one was self-inflicted. the other poorly handled. both have hillary clinton now on the defensive. in our afternoon meeting here at "wadr" we debated which is a bigger deal and, thus, which should lead our

mark halperin and eddie glaude jr. and moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd in chicago co-founder and publisher of real clear politicsevan and rick tyler. >> everybody about rolling stones and kiss here, man. this is huge. we have enough people here i can do that roundtable question. it's a brady bunch. >> marcia, marcia, marcia. >> we'll do a quick go-around. i asked a couple weeks ago if the election was over. everyone said it. >> this gets everyone in trouble. >> let me start with you, tom. the nbc news/"wall street journal" poll because the guy to your immediate right is in charge of that. that is a gold standard. it's a gold standard. it seems to show some spacing, tom, there that other polls are suggesting as well while we have tightness in state polls. right now, what's the state of the race? >> you're right, that poll does show clinton with a wider lead than we've seen in other polls. if you look at the state polls, it doesn't jive that clinton would have six-point, seven point lead nationally but trail in places like ohio and florida or even tied in florida. i think the race again look iin at the data, clint

chuck will be back tomorrow with more "mtp daily." "with all due respect" starts right now. >>> i'm mark halperin. >> and i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to donald trump jr., we think we know what candy he won't be giving out at halloween. >> taking my life into my own hands here according to donald trump jr. our show tonight, new details emerging about ahmad khan rahami, the man suspected of setting off homemade explosives in manhattan and new jersey this week, injuring 29 people. rahami's father reportedly warned police about his son two years ago, but an fbi assessment of the case ended after no ties to terrorism were found. among other developments, authorities obtained the notebook that belonged to the bomber and reportedly exhibits opinions sympathetic to jihadist causes. after spending yesterday trading barbs with hillary clinton over how this nation should respond to internal terrorist threats, donald trump stayed on offense at his rally this afternoon in high point, north carolina. clinton was off the trail today, but held a conference call with some of her national security advisers, again taking aim

chuck todd. >> good sunday evening. this morning a huge american flags the attack there. in lower manhattan,we observed a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m. eastern time, marking the moment when the first plane flight 11 fl flew into the north tower of the world trade center. immediately afterwards, as they do every year, relatives began reading the names of the victims of the attacks at the world trade center.

chuck todd. >> good sunday evening. this morning a huge american the attack there. in lower manhattan, observed a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m. eastern time, marking the moment when the first plane flight 11 flew into the north tower of the world trade center. immediately afterwards, as they do every year, relatives began reading the names of the victims of the attacks at the world trade center.

chuck will be back tomorrow with more. "with all due respect" starts right now. >>> i'm john heilemann. >> and i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to those conspiracy theorists who think hillary clinton has a body double, don't be ridiculous who would ever do? >> thanks, guys. we'll take it from here. ♪ >>> it is a beautiful day in new york, and we're feeling great. try not to get too grossly generalistic. we devote this episode to covering two storylines that are currently defining the presidential race. one was self-inflicted. the other poorly handled. both have hillary clinton now on the defensive. in our afternoon meeting here at "wadr" we debated which is a bigger deal and, thus, which should lead our program. so we couldn't decide. flipped a coin and we decided to weave in some baskets in a moment. but first, democrats today are dealing with the fallout from a medical incident that forced hillary clinton to leave a september 11 commemoration ceremony at ground zero here in gotham city early yesterday. hours after video surfaced on social media, appeared it to show clinton stumbling as she was helped in

mark halperin. joining the conversation, moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd also with us. "the washington post" and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson. >> we have a lot to talk about. let's go right to it. let's find the colorado and pennsylvania polls and put them up. i'm going start with colorado. chuck todd, if there's any -- >> i'll throw these away. >> if there's any poll that would disturb me if i worked in brooklyn for the clinton campaign, it would be a colorado poll. younger electorate. hispanic electorate. well educated electorate. and an electorate that was going for hillary clinton by 15 points a couple weeks ago. two polls out this morning that show colorado a dead heat. i really believe it's the can are canary in the coal mine. >> if this is where this movement is happening in colorado, it's back into play like this, it does add new paths for donald trump. i mean, look, the amazing thing over the last two weeks is he has a legitimate path without virginia and pennsylvania. he had come up and cobbled together a legitimate path. she has more. you throw in

mark kirk is the republican senate incumbent there. new hampshire. it is kelly ayotte, pennsylvania, pat toomey, wisconsin old ron johnson, in ohio, it's rob portman, in iowa, chuck grassley, in north carolina, richard burr, who is barely even campaigning to hold on to his seat. all of those states are very much in the mix in terms the of hillary clinton being on top of the ticket, having a good shot at carrying that state at the presidential level for the democratic party. that would create a very favorable environment for the senate races that are also going to be happening in those states, for the democratic challengers for all these republican senators. even the state of florida. florida, the presidential race is always close. looks like it will be close this year. who knows? hillary clinton certainly has a great chance of winning florida. they've got this weird senate election this year where marco rubio basically dug himself up and brought himself back from the dead after pledging for a long time emphatically, very clearly, that he definitely would not run for re-election for his senate seat. now he's running for re-election for his senate seat. but that ma

marks the final stretch of the campaign trail for candidates. right now, the democratic candidate for iowa's 1st congressiona l district, monica vernon, is at the hawkeye area labor council's picnic in cedar rapids. senator chuck grassley's challenger democrat patty judge is there, too. many people are enjoying the unofficial end of summer and iowa's department of natural resources is keeping a close eye on boaters to make sure everyone is safe. they are performing safety checks, looking for life jackets, and anyone boating under the influence. now, one last look at this morning's weather, chris. a fairly weak system is moving across north central iowa this midday, causing a few showers and storms north of highway 20. this activity should diminish by the afternoon, leaving all of eastern iowa under mostly sunny skies. mugginess will be on the rise through the day, and by into tonight, a few storms are possible for overnight and early tuesday morning. better chances for rain arrive tuesday late afternoon. that's all the time we have today on the kcrg-tv9 news at midday. be sure to watch kcrg- that's all the time we have today on the kcrg-tv9 news at midday. be sure to watch kcrg- tv9 news at 5 and 6. >> the fol

chuck. >> general, let me -- i want to follow up, stay on the debate here. in response to the invitation that hillary clinton made to mark cuban, donald trump tweeted yesterday that he has invited gennifer flowers to attend the debate. she has accepted the invitation. what can you tell about that invite? should we expect to see her monday night in the front row there? >> well, here's what i'll tell you about the debate. it's obviously going to be probably the most watched show in the history of tv. donald trump has been out speaking to the american public and they've been listening and they've been hearing and you said it right up front of you and talked about this shift in the polls. the momentum is on donald trump's side. thank god for that. we need a new direction in this country -- >> general, can you confirm this gennifer flowers talk? that's what the question was. has she been invited to do this and is it -- do you feel it's appropriate? >> i would just go with what you have seen and we'll wait to see what happens tomorrow night. >> you think it's appropriate? >> i'm sorry? >> do you think it's appropriate to invit

chuck todd. >> good sunday evening. this morning a huge american flag was at the pentagon to note in lower manhattan, observed a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m. eastern time, marking the moment when the first plane flight 11 flew into the north tower of the world trade center. immediately afterwards, as they do every year, relatives began reading the names of the victims of the attacks at the world trade center. edward l. allegretto eric allen

mark kirk is the republican senate incumbent there. new hampshire. it is kelly ayotte, pennsylvania, pat toomey, wisconsin old ron johnson, in ohio, it's rob portman, in iowa, chuck grassley, in north carolina, richard burr, who is barely even campaigning to hold on to his seat. all of those states are very much in the mix in terms the of hillary clinton being on top of the ticket, having a good shot at carrying that state at the presidential level for the democratic party. that would create a very favorable environment for the senate races that are also going to be happening in those states, for the democratic challengers for all these republican senators. even the state of florida. florida, the presidential race is always close. looks like it will be close this year. who knows? hillary clinton certainly has a great chance of winning florida. they've got this weird senate election this year where marco rubio basically dug himself up and brought himself back from the dead after pledging for a long time emphatically, very clearly, that he definitely would not run for re-election for his senate seat. now he's running for re-election for his senate seat. but that ma

chuck todd. >> good sunday evening. this morning a hugeer the attack there. in lower manhattan, we observed a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m. eastern time, marking the moment when the first plane flight 11 flew into the north tower of the world trade center. immediately afterwards, as they do every year, relatives began reading the names of the victims of the attacks at the world joseph ryan allen >> all told, there are six moments of silence this morning, including one for the crash of flight 93 in shanksville, pennsylvania. president obama is making remarks at the pentagon and he's already observed another moment of silence at the white house. we have a lot to get to including the latest on the presidential campaign. slew of new polls and interviews with jay johnson and one of the bush administrations supporters of the war in iraq that was prompted by the 9/11 but first, joining me now is tom brokaw who was on the air when he realized america was under attack and here we are 15 years later, presidential campaign in the backdrop. donald trump and hillary clinton are both there this morning. what a difference 15 years makes. >> well, it was 15 y

mark: let me ask you about the contagious this question -- contagious question. the campaign says that she is not contagious. but we have reports that multiple staffers are also sick with a similar thing. chuckg he has pneumonia. oflain the contagiousness pneumonia. dr. john: it is the chicken and the egg thing, who gave what to whom. she is doing a lot of handshaking, baby kissing, where germs spread. this happens often, and we all are encompassed by germs during out of 10 -- germs. i have 10 people who touch the germs, one might get pneumonia. givere not trying to someone else pneumonia, but you might pass on the bacteria or virus that causes it, and it is up to their body to fight it off. ,ou can imagine her crew there her campaign staff, they are in a closed environment, free on trains or buses or planes, where they are passing germs among each other. this stress exhausts them and brings their immune systems down, so they are open to more illnesses. it does not surprise me that they got more sick over time, and that sickness seems to be spreading around the staff. pneumonia is not contagious in and of itself, but the bacteria that causes it can float around. has: hillary clinton released

mark murray and i were going, wait a minute. everybody is wonder, when is reince priebus going to do this? the candidates have already done it in many of these races. >> yeah. chuck, they're smart. and they want to preserve their careers. and they don't need them. and thumbs up signal from priebus. obviously, they are going to follow what john mccain did. i've been around a while. i heard it with goldwater. i support the nominee but now let me tell you about me and my record. that's what you're going to hear from loads of republicans. and, chuck, i'm very susspushs about that poll that showed almost a quarter of clinton's voters are willing toet split. it was -- let me tell you. ticket splitting was only 10% of the voters in 2012. i don't think it's going to jump nearly that high. >> if you look at '96, it was a situation where republicans essentially, they did almost put out a memo. i think haley barbour at the time, the rnc chairman, said it's time to save the house and senate, and it worked. clinton won by nine points, and democrats only netted nine house seats. and actually lost ground in the senate. so it does exist, ticket splitting. >> it exists. but as po

chuck todd. >> good sunday evening. this morning a huge american flag was at the pentagon to in lower manhattan,n, we observ a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m. eastern time, marking the moment when the first plane flight 11 fl flew into the north tower of the world trade center. immediately afterwards, as they do every year, relatives began reading the names of the victims of the attacks at the world trade center. edward l. allegretto