but joyce mitchell has secrets.d her in jail, accused of helping two dangerous felons break free. >> i did many escapees on america's most wanted that would have never gotten out if it wasn't for the woman who helped them. >> in this case, authorities say joyce mitchell is the woman who helped richard matt and david sweat with their plan. but how and why did this wife and mother become involved with two convicted murderers? it all started with david sweat, who in 2013 was working in the prison tailor shop. there, he befriended mitchell, the prison seamstress. eric jensen also worked in the tailor shop with the fugitives and joyce mitchell. david sweat was jensen's supervisor. jensen said many believe sweat was having a sexual relationship with mitchel. >> she used to keep them back from the mess hall when we would come back from the mess hall for lunch, and she would keep him there and he would eat all kinds of chicken and other meals. that i remember specifically. >> for david sweat? >> yes. it was like the handsom

that's mitchell. >> [whistle blowing] >> gary: that's what you have 2 do. ball thrown right in this dead area. mitchell curls in. wonderful throw. lambert had pressure right in his face. faced a lot of it against alabama last week. and frankly didn't respond as well. tonight it looks like he's got more of that fortitude to say i am bringing this team down. >> verne: mitchell with 5 catches. here's michel. coming in left. good pursuit by mckenzie. he was in on the tackle. lewis number 4. >> gary: butch jones said that we are having our competitive character being tested. boy! that's an understatement. down big in this game. as tough of a football game against georgia. everyone's competitive instincts are being tested. >> verne: play-action. lambert and he can't hold off. might have the wind knocked out. no, it's his right arm. >> gary: i think he could feel kelly coming across. kelly pulls his left arm. very good play by kelly. watch. right at the end of the play. grabbed after he gets the ball and rips it loose. wonderful play by kelly. >> verne: mitchell h

and that's where their friend joyce mitchell would come in.r to involve joyce directly in their plot began, oddly enough, when sweat was abruptly removed from the tailor shop in september 2014. >> he was actually taken out of the shop because he had made a comment to my supervisor about another civilian. and my supervisor wrote him up for that. >> reporter: that meant sweat was reassigned, and he lost the prison wage that bought him favors and relative comfort on the inside. >> when mr. sweat was removed from the shop, i guess i felt bad because even though he's an inmate just like you or i, you know, if we lost our jobs, we'd want someone to help us. >> reporter: as joyce took pity on sweat, jeffrey dumas says that was the perfect moment for richard matt to step in. >> then inmate matt sees his opportunity to be the go-between between her and sweat. because matt and sweat lived in the same block. so whatever type of friendship that she had with sweat, matt took the opportunity to prey on her. >> reporter: matt decided to test her by tugging o

look at mitchell. and yes, i think he had an effect on that. most device turn around and just say, bad play. watch mitchell. this ball could still have been caught. he rips the arms away. mitchell allows georgia to have at least another couple of plays. >> verne: 16 seconds remaining. 3rd and 10. 3 wides to the left 1 wide right. lambert steps up. lets it go. >> [whistle blowing] >> verne: is it caught? >> gary: yes, get up there and spike it. >> verne: towns number 86. they might look at the clock here. >> gary: and give them maybe 1 more second. 6 left. if there are 6 seconds, you will if there are 8 seconds left. you could get 2 throws to the end zone. remember there was 10 seconds when the clock was stopped. the clock is stopped with 10. it took 4 seconds to ground the ball? if i was georgia i would ask for a review. uh-oh 12 men on the field for georgia. that's the ballgame. they will get an automatic run off. that's it. they won't get a throw to the end zone. they do not have a timeout. that's it. >> referee: substitution infraction. on t

joyce mitchell. >> i knew that they would blame me for all of it. >> until now, 51-year-old joyce mitchell has been the enigma at the heart of the story that drew headlines all around the world. >> it started out as a flirtation. >> the unlikely accomplice of two cold-blooded murderers, whose escape launched a 1,000-strong manhunt and plunged terrified communities into a three-week lockdown. >> these are extraordinarily dangerous men. >> yes. >> who is she and why did she do it? you. >> you toent a lot of lies. >>dy. >> we'll reveal details about how they pulled it off. we'll take you inside the manhunt and deadly takedown. and in her first and only interview, you'll hear from the figure who became the lynchpin of the conspiracy. >> i'm not the monster that everybody thinks i am. i'm really not. >>> from within the rural serenity of upstate new york, where vacationers come to camp, fish and hike, it rises unexpectedly. like a titanic gray fortress. with its high walls, armed sentries and grim watch towers. clinton correctional facility radiates austerity. maximum security. >> it was like a

. >> mitchell was one of four crew members aboard the el faro, one of several with ties to new york. new at 5:30, mark spoke to those who knew the 26-year-old. >> reporter: this brooklyn neighborhood is grieving. they learned this morning that the quiet young man who lived on the second floor of this apartment building was lost at sea. >> i really fel it. >> reporter: stefan clutches his smartphone reading a message cents from mitchell's girlfriend. he can't believe the 26-year-old is gone. >> it mitt me like a bomb hits you. >> reporter: mitchell and his girlfriend moved into this apartment a couple of years ago. stefan is the building super. >> very quiet people. by themselves. that's all. you see them go to the grocery, go to the laundry together. >> reporter: mitchell was one of 33 crew members aboard the el faro the doomed cargo ship that was lost at sea during hurricane joaquin. stefan had no idea until one of mitchell's friends stopped by. >> saying we can't find mitch. what do you mean? he's lost. i don't get it. he's lost at sea. you know. so i said are you referring to that

>>> we're back with more of our exclusive interview of joyce mitchell. the woman who helped two convicted killers escaped in one of the boldest prison breaks of all time. why? why would a law abiding wife and mother do something like that? especially after she says she learned what they had in mind for her husband. >> reporter: in the spring of 2015, convicted killers david sweat and richard matt were ready to set their escape plan in motion. and thanks to joyce mitchell, they now had the tools to make it happen -- tools she continued to sneak into prison for them. >> i gave 'em the star bit. i give 'em four full-size hacks -- blades, but having to put 'em in the hamburger, they had been broken in two. so they actually had, like, eight pieces of hacksaw blades. and i give 'em -- chisel and punch. that's all that i give them. >> reporter: that's a lot. >> it is. >> reporter: so, by this time, you've delivered him a star-shaped drill bit, hacksaw blades, and you know why they're using these things. >> yes. >> reporter: what they're using them for. >> yes.

mitchell, that, "i have just helped two guys get out of prison?"s -- >> one guy murdered a man and cut his body into pieces. the other guy shot a sheriff's deputy. what is the chance or what is the likelihood they're gonna kill some innocent person now that they've escaped from prison? >> i was scared. very scared that it would happen. and i prayed and prayed and prayed that they would get caught and no one would get hurt. >> didn't you also pray and pray and pray that they would get killed so that they couldn't tell the story of what had happened? >> no. >> you didn't think that if they got caught, they were gonna tell everything you did? >> i knew they would. and i knew that they would blame me for everything. >> so this idea, though, that if you had shown up with that jeep and been their getaway driver, that the three of you were gonna go off and live some different kind of life, kind of -- you know, some kind of a bonnie and clyde threesome, that's something you never actual considered doing? >> no. >> you weren't in love with one of them or bo

in january, mitchell stepped down as barack obama's counter terrorism advisor., he is critical of the american government's policy when citizens are taken captive. >> the situation with the costages in january, 2014, was a microcosm of our overall awareness of the intelligence and our resources were frankly pri prioritized elsewhere. >> i said getting hostages home is one small part. >> it's not always the highest priority it was the meetings with families that forced mitchell into the media spotlight. he was accused of threatening family members with prosecution if they tried today pay a ran m ransom. >> it was this military who had no compassion for us. all he knew was no concessions. this gentleman did threaten us three times, simon. >> i never threatened the families. the idea that it's somehow shock that a government official would encourage people to abide by the law, i think i find shocking in itself. >> the recent presidential review of u.s. hostage policy removed the threat of prosecution if families pay a ransom, a move that mark mitchell believes is a

behind the scenes, mark mitchell was at the center of the u.s. hostage response, advising the u.s. president. in january, mitchell stepped down as president obama's counterterrorism advisor, and today is critical of the american government's policy when citizens are taken captive. >> the situation with the hostages in january 2014 was a microcosm of our overall awareness of the islamic state. we didn't have the intelligence necessary, resources were frankly, prioritised elsewhere. >> reporter: mitchell argues getting american hostages home is a small objective in a larger conflict. >> it's a priority to recover american citizens, but it is not the highest priority. >> it was the meetings with the families of american hostages that thrust him into the spotlight. he was accused of threatening families with prosecution if they paid a ransom. >> there was a military person with no compassion, he threatened us three times. >> i never threatened the families. the idea that it's shocking that a government official would encourage people to abide by the law, i think. i find shocking in its

mitchell cole did not provide a motive. >> several of the neighbors told me they had seen mitchell colee. he was always friendly they said. in upper marlboro, wusa9. >> jones had a lot of friends in the neighborhood. friends will be gathering outside of her home tomorrow night for a candlelight vigil in her memory. >>> also in prince george's county, a young girl is shot just over an hour ago in the land over. we're told she may be just 13 years old. apparently taken to children's hospital. it is not clear about the circumstances surrounding the shooting. >>> a single car crash in takoma park, maryland sent two the those are the hospital and one person died. this was at carroll avenue. the driver died at the scene. two passengers were taken to the hospital. their conditions are unknown. accident reconstruction teams trying to -- are trying to figure out what caused the crash. >>> a mother at freddie gray is recovering from an apparent suicide attempt. -- the mother of freddie gray is recovering from an apparent suicide attempt. she was treated for wounds. her son died after being critic

chris: marilyn mitchell moved in this maryland city house in 1964. for the next 48 years, it was a great home. starting in early 2012, something changed. >> i have to go away if it's raining. a prisoner in my house. chris: that year roadwork was done near her house. afterwards when it rained the storm drain in her backyard backed off. flooding the property. >> it's mainly there basement. chris: mitchell's son created a draining system and used a shop vac and dehumidifier to battle the moisture but he can't keep up. >> this is my mom. she is an elderly woman doing physical activity she shouldn't have to be doing. reporter: for four years, mitchell begged anne arundel county for help with no luck. >> it's frustrating. it's hard. i don't know what else to say. chris: why do you cry? >> it's upsetting and nobody wants to do anything. chris: property records from the early 1960's show the easement is for gas, electric and not for drainage so the county said the storm drain was never approved and not his problem. but the day after "7 on your side" requeste

a move that mash mitchell believes -- that mark mitchell believes is a mistake. >> i believe it does not contribute to the safety of citizens. >> he believes paying up not only breaks the laws, but also robs families of some of their bargaining options. >> they no longer can rely upon the fact that it's against the law, now they are subject to being beggared by the hostage takers. there's no excuse, they can say clear out the bank accounts. sell your home, we want it call. they have no defense. >> 30 americans are held hostage around the world. each family faces a dilemma of whether to pay and encourage further kidnapping, or not pay and face the consequences >>> and you can see the full al jazeera investigative documentary "the hostage business", on monday, 20 g.m.t. it's online at aljazeera.com >>> now to nepal, which is struggling to cope with food and fuel shortage two weeks after indian trucks stopped crossing the border. many nepalese accuse the indian government of imposing a blockade because it opposes their new construction. this report if kathmandu. >> reporter: for weeks t

it has a lot to do with beauty shay mitchell. >> we're at our studio in times square with shay mitchell and we're breaking snapchat. the pretty little liars star has over 8 million instagram followers and recently broke snapchat. too many views? >> a few too many views. and the infrastructure wasn't capable of handling it. >> now you can read about the 28-year-old beauty in her new book bliss. >> bliss to me is just being happy. >> shay telling me about her real life fan girl moment with general t jennifer aniston. catch her in the upcoming film mother's day. >>> she plays a quick witted specialist who's not afraid to cross the line to get things done. from a sexy alien on the neighbors. >> you were bound to found out eventually. >> to the stealth p.i. on castle. >> hello. >> it's been a very good couple of years for the newly married actress. congratulations on you just getting married. >> yeah thank you. >> congrats on your new gig on castle. >> thank you. >> what can you tell us about your role. >> she's a p.i. she used to be scotland yard so she's very well trained and she's very sm

ike mitchell and will allen. jim: mitchell shaken up and on steeler sideline.ct, two yards off the field. is out to punt. antonio brown, who's had the last st game in the two-plus seasons tonight. don't forget, though, he's had er punt-return touchdowns. is a low kick. mishandled for a moment and and takes off! sideline.own down the he may have been out of bounds back near the 40. yes, indeed, they're going to back there but brown own it from deep in their territory, a 2-yard return. punt return doesn't even ook like it's there. he's just so quick and fast. out that's where he stepped right there. it's at the 41. il: well, that energy he has saved in the passing game he showed it that time in the eturn. it just kind of shows you how an ffense -- there's where he steps out. how an offense changes with quarterbacks. all the things that you can the field and use antonio brown. even all the screens not because it's the hand signals. checking to the right one. vick to do onmike short notice. jim: vick throws and he's got an open target and there is antonio brown. wi

mike mitchell and will allen. jim: mitchell shaken up and on the steeler sideline. in fact, two yards off the field. koch is out to punt. antonio brown, who's had the quietest game in the last two-plus seasons tonight. three care er punt-return this one is a low kick. mishandled for a moment and picks it up and takes off! antonio brown down the sideline. he may have been out of bounds back near the 40. yes, indeed, they're going to mark it back there but brown takes it from deep in their territory, a 2-yard return. phil: punt return doesn't even look like it's there. he's just so quick and fast. jim: that's where he stepped out right there. it's at the 41. phil: well, that energy he has saved in the passing game he showed it that time in the return. it just kind of shows you how an offense -- there's where he steps out. how an offense changes with quarterbacks. all the things that you can throw down the field and use antonio brown. available because it's the hand signals. checking to the right one. too tough for mike vick to do on short notice. jim: vick throws and

jim: mitchell shaken up and on the steeler sideline. in fact, two yards off the field. koch is out to punt. antonio brown, who's had the quietest game in the last two-plus seasons tonight. don't forget, though, he's had three career punt-return touchdowns. this one is a low kick. mishandled for a moment and picks it up and takes off! antonio brown down the sideline. he may have been out of bounds back near the 40. yes, indeed, they're going to mark it back there but brown takes it from deep in their own territory, a 2-yard return. phil: punt return doesn't even look like it's there. jim: that's where he stepped out right there. it's at the 41. phil: well, that energy he has saved in the passing game he showed it that time in the return. it just kind of shows you how an offense -- there's where he steps out. how an offense changes with quarterbacks. all the things that you can throw down the field and use antonio brown. even all the screens not available because it's the hand signals. checking to the right one. too tough for mike vick to do on short notice. jim: vick thr

mike mitchell and will allen. jim: mitchell shaken up and on steeler sideline.ct, two yards off the field. is out to punt. antonio brown, who's had the last st game in the two-plus seasons tonight. don't forget, though, he's had er punt-return touchdowns. is a low kick. mishandled for a moment and and takes off! sideline.own down the he may have been out of bounds back near the 40. yes, indeed, they're going to back there but brown own it from deep in their territory, a 2-yard return. punt return doesn't even ook like it's there. he's just so quick and fast. out that's where he stepped right there. it's at the 41. il: well, that energy he has saved in the passing game he showed it that time in the eturn. it just kind of shows you how an ffense -- there's where he steps out. how an offense changes with quarterbacks. all the things that you can the field and use antonio brown. even all the screens not because it's the hand signals. checking to the right one. vick to do onmike short notice. jim: vick throws and he's got an open target and there is antonio brown. wi

mitchell spoke to al jazeera america last fall when reports first surfaced saying he had been involvedid not confirm or deny any role in the interrogations but said, quote: he later admitted to wise news that he was part of the program, but would not comment about his role. but he did say this when asked whether water border was torture. >> i think you can do it in way that constitutes torture, and you can do it in a way that constitutes training. >> reporter: the lawsuit says they were subjected to extreme methods, like starvation and sleep deprivation, and this man says he still suffers from the effects of what he went through. >> enough to make you crazy. >> reporter: he was never charged or accused of any crime. five years later he was released the military acknowledged in a later that he poses no threat to the united states. and on this subject earlier i talked to steven watt, a senior attorney with the aclu's human rights program. i asked him about the lawsuit and if he thinks those two psychologists will be punished for creating the program? >> they were independent contractors

a pest control company treated the furniture and surgeon rounding surfaces at mitchell park over the weekend and here at rin canada over the past two days. howard says there's no way to know for sure how the bedbugs got into the libraries in the first place but there are some theories. >> since we found it on the furniture on a chair, it's likely brought in by somebody who is just sitting in that same seat all day long and so that's probably how it started. >> reporter: tomorrow palo alto plans to close the main downtown library to bring in bedbug sniffing dogs and complete the inspection of all of its city libraries. in palo alto, i'm mark sayre kpix 5. >>> within the past hour a key leaf pitcher for the giants announced his retirement. jeremy affeldt has been with the giants since 2009 and part of a core of relievers that helped the team win three world series titles since 2010. and he is known for getting lots of ground ball out. >>> up next, changes coming to millions of credit cards. why it could mean longer wait times in the checkout line. >> someone in the east bay just became

those of you tuning in to see andrea mitchell's broadcast at 12:00 noon eastern time will be going to andrea in just a moment. first over to the pentagon across the potomac from d.c. our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. jim, you were listening to richard engel's reporting as you have all morning. anything you would add to the list and anything you would preview that may or may not be coming out of the white house or pentagon today? >> reporter: i would like to go back to your question, brian, about air strikes in syria, and i can tell you that on any given day, there would be as many as a couple of dozen air strikes against isis targets at various places, primarily in the north, and the eastern edges of syria. but ever since the russians started flying war planes in iraq, the number of u.s. air strikes in syria has dropped off precipitously. one, maybe two specific targets a day. they did reach this memo of understanding, memorandum of understanding with the russians to deconflict the air space so that russian and american or other coalition aircraft wouldn't be flying in the

behind the scenes, mark mitchell was at the center of the u.s. hostage response, advising the u.s. president. in january, mitchell stepped down as president obama's counterterrorism advisor, and today is critical of the american government's policy when citizens are taken captive. >> the situation with the hostages in january 2014 was a microcosm of our overall awareness of the islamic state. we didn't have the intelligence necessary, resources were frankly, prioritised elsewhere. >> reporter: mitchell argues getting american hostages home is a small objective in a larger conflict. >> it's a priority to recover american citizens, but it is not the highest priority. >> it was the meetings with the families of american hostages that thrust him into the spotlight. he was accused of threatening family members with prosecution if they paid a ransom. >> there was a military person with no compassion, all he knew was no conssessions. threatened us three times. >> i never threatened the families. the idea that it's shocking that a government official would encourage people to abide by the

jurors found polson guilty of attempted murder of the first victim - mark mitchell - but not for zachary whitehill or matt stephenson--he received lesser charges for those. polson is being held without bond until his sentencing december 9th. today a federal jury will continue its deliberations in the trial of two ron paul presidential campaign aides. jesse benton and dimitri kesari payments to a state lawmaker for an endorsement! the jury got the case tuesday and deliberated all day wednesday with no decision. there will be increased police

behind the scenes mark mitchell was advising the u.s. president. in january he stepped down as barack obama's counterterrorism advisor and today is critical of american policy when its citizens are taken hostage. >> it was a microcosm of our overall awareness of the islamic state. we did not have the intelligence necessary and our resources were frankly prioritized elsewhere. >>reporter: he argues getting hostages home is a small objective in a much larger conflict. >> it's not always the highest priority. >>reporter: it was the meetings with the families of american hostages that forced mitchell into the media spotlight. he was accused of threatening family members with prosecution if they tried to pay a random. >> he's this military gentleman who had absolutely no compassion for us. this gentleman did threaten us three times. >> i never threatened the families. the idea is somehow shocking that a government official would encourage people to abide by the law, i think i find shocking in itself. >>reporter: the recent presidential review of u.s. ho

so, her father, bill mitchell, heads the kristen mitchell foundation, he will be speaking in the morningla rose will also be speaking, she is the director and founder of an organization by the name of pave. and then we have our panel, which is also in the morning and that will have community members and community agencies represented. >> okay. something a lot of people should take advantage of. more information on the symposium go to nbc10.com or check out our mobile app, all flight for you. we posted a link on our website there. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> all right. >>> getting closer to the noontime hour, still enjoying lots of sunshine, that is going to be the case for the rest of the day today. skies clear right on into this evening, it's tomorrow, tracking light showers in the area, nothing heavy about them and they will be on the move. so, gone come wednesday. and the autumn chill will be back. today, we are into the 70s this afternoon, warmer than normal this tame of year, right on the verge of it northeast philadelphia. bright sunshine for allentown and at

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the ten minutes the vice president of the united states will be appearing in the rose garden to make a statement. obviously, this is the go or no-go. i think there's a lot of concern in washington among democrats that this has gone too far, that he has to make an announcement. that, in fact, he's damage, not only hillary clinton and a potential democratic campaign in a general election, but also damaging himself. i was present at a gathering of carter mondale, a tribute to walter mondale. carter and mondale alumni and other democrats, and there was a general concern after joe biden spoke that perhaps this had gone on too far. so we will, of course, be bringing all of this to you live. meanwhile, here in washington, the other waiting game, paul ryan setting terms for taking the speaker's job. terms that may not be acceptable to party hard-liners. he's sort of channeling frank sinatra saying, i'll do it my way. >> we need to move from an opposition party to being a proposition party. we

andrea mitchell, my friend, john reca ralston, and "the nation." joan walsh writing for a real newspaper. and eddie rendell joins us from philly. governor rendell, i'm so glad to have you on on a debate tonight, because you are a debater. hillary clinton has three challenges tonight. this endless push for her to be humanize herself, whatever that means, from her corner people. number two, take down bernie a little bit, at least stop his growth. and three, keep biden out of the race. can she do a triple tonight? a hat trick? >> sure, i think she can. not saying she will, but she certainly can. she has a good sense of humor, which she showed on all of these tv shows the last few weeks. she should employ that a little bit. that helps humanize her. secondly, she comes across in these debates, and you remember in 2008, chris, against probably the greatest debater in public speaking, if politics in our lifetime, she held her own in 2008, for sure. she comes across as very

police have arrested this man, mitchell jones. she told frus the beginning she suspected man who was an acquaintance of her mother's. >> it's really hard to think that someone would do this to her. >> right now police will not confirm that the suspect mitchell cole knew the victim. they did tell us they believe only one person was involved in the murder. >>> i'm molette green in the news room. we want you to keep a close eye on children getting on and off the bus. police stopped giving out tickets to drivers who ignore school bus stop signs weeks ago on october 2nd because of how this law is worded. at issue, whether violators had to be ticketed in person or receive a citation in the mail. the 2011 law did not exclusively provide that. it's still illegal to pass a stopped school bus with its stop arm extended. back to you. >> molllettmolette, thank you. >>> hostage situation in ohio involving several firefighters. >>> we're hours away from a meeting surrounding metro and your safety. who will be on hand and what we can learn. >>>

mitchell spoke to aljazeera america last fall.did not confirm or deny any role in the interrogations but said "it's easy using hindsight to can you go we could have done it official, this wasn't necessary. it's easy to do that. i complete understand it. hindsight bias we call it in psychology. it happens, it's why people think we should have been able to predict 9/11 or pearl harbor." he later admitted that he was part of the program, but would not comment about his role. he did say this when asked whether waterboarding i guess torture. >> i think you can do it in a way that it constitutes torture. i think you can do it in a way that it constitutes training. >> this new lawsuit says those in custody were subjected to extreme methods, like ear splitting levels of music, extreme temperatures, starvation, and sleep deprivation. suleman said he still suffers the effects of what he went through. >> it makes you crazy. i'm in so much pain. i don't understand anything. >> he was never charged or accused of any crime. five years later, he

his brother was former naacp lobbyist clarence mitchell. the mitchell building is home to the office of the registrar. >>> we've all done it. circled the block, circled again and again looking for that elusive parking space. >> well, now there is a change a coming, folks, to street parking around the verizon center and district leaders tell our tom sherwood the main goal is to help you mind an open space. >> reporter: traffic and parking around the verizon center downtown is tough most any time and you sure have to read the blizzard of signs saying what you can and can't do. now the district is trying something new to help motorists in the busy area. the city is installing about 1,000 of these small signs identifying 1,000 specific spaces in the blocks surrounding the verizon center. the city will keep tabs on how many spaces are vacant and how many are being used. >> we've done studies that indicate 25% to 30% of the congestion in downtown is because of people circling around the block to find an open parking space. >> reporter: city offic

>> andrea mitchell on capitol hill. let's turn to ur political director, moderator of "meet the press." assuming no bombshells emerge, does benghazi remain a potent campaign ssue deep into 2016? >> it's a potent issue with the republican electorate. it is not going to go away in republican circles, but as a general election issue for hillary clinton, benghazi, it's hard to see that today somehow changed minds in a gative way for hillary clinton. if anything, you have plenty of democrats who feel better about hillary clinton today than they did yesterday, who of course felt better about her yesterday thanks to joe biden, thanks to her debate performance. as performance art, she has had a very presidential candidate hillary clinton had a good day. there has been an awful lot of deflection, lester. i do think the issue, the larger issue of libya policy, decisions she made and participated in when it came to aram spring and everything that led to that moment is going to be a relevant topic and tough thing for her to defend

"andrea mitchell reports." >>> hi, everybody. and right now on msnbc weather live, we have two storms that have the capacity to bring historic destruction. right now sh, we want to look a hurricane joaquin maxing out with winds of up to 155 miles per hour right now. and right now the governor of new jersey chris christie says he is going to order evacuations if necessary after ordering a state of emergency. >>> and noah is kno noaa is rel image of parts of carolinas underwater with threats of storm to bring historic rainfall, and one person has died after flash flooding in spartanberg. and so major roads are being shutdown there. and now, bill karins, walk us through what we can expect not only in the weather systems in the carolinas but through the hurricane joaquin. >> yes, it is two separate systems. we have joaquin which is devastating to jamaica where there is a couple of islands that is not wildly populated right there, but it is the worst place to be on earth as far as bad weather is concerned. this is

john mitchell got out of town. he resigned as head of the re-election committee within ten days of the break-in. now, we thought it was because of his alcoholic wife, martha, but that wasn't entire he the case. what's the other two anymore what be been haldeman and john ehrlichman. and what about the president? in the intervening 40 years since the watergate story broke, it's never been shown that they knew about the break-in in advance or had any concept of gordon liddy's campaign intelligence plan. why have a reason to cover up? they had a rope to protect the president politically. no problem. but they had no reason to cover up. and what they did, the mistake of the century, they sent their lawyer, john dean, to protect the white house interests, the people hat crep were hopelessly lost but there was going to be a loan of demarcation between the committee, where crazy things might happen and the white house itself, and john dean's job was to see to that. but dean was at risk of prosecution himself so he cast his

. >> we will have more of ben carson's one-on-one interview with andrea mitchell straight ahead. and considersarson is the topic bing pulse question of the day. frances? >> you need to stick around and listen to that interview because we are asking you, do you think ben carson's comments on guns crossed the line? we launched our bing pulse question of the day at the top of the hour. the pulse is already live. people are already starting to vote. look what we are seeing. 85% of our viewers say yes, those comments crossed the line. 15% say no. keep the conversation going especially as we hear more from andrea mitchell's interview on "msnbc live." we will bring you those results later in the hour. >> we look forward to it. thank you. >>> also ahead, a shocking story and rescue out of san antonio, texas involving dozens of immigrant workers. it was all caught on camera. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ with their airline credit card miles. sometimes those seats cost a ridiculous number of miles... or there's a fee t

now, new video of mitchell col e, the man charged with her death. tom roussey has the motive. was taken into custody earlier today after spending hours at police headquarters, then was taken out by detectives as cameras were rolling. here is video of 56-year-old mitchell cole, being charged with first-degree murder in this crime. alsoody of amanda jones, 56, was found yesterday in upper marlboro. we are told that cole had done yard work for her in the past and had a relationship with her. he was asked if he killed her. this is what he said. anything you want to say, sir? did you kill mrs. jones? >> no. tom: 56-year-old amanda jones ran a day care out of her upper marlboro home. she had had a relationship with cole in the past. things went south last year and was given a restraining order, at but they were apparently seeing each other again. we are told by law enforcement the motive may have been jealousy, cole may have found out that jones was seeing another man. jones' daughter discovered the body yesterday, and her mind immediately jumped to the suspect in this case. hard to

. >> we find pete polson guilty with attempt to murder mark mitchell. shaina: a polk county jury finds pete polson guilty and last november's shooting spree. mark mitchell was the first victim shot in the abdomen but the jury went with lesser offensive with the others. elizabeth: he was found guilty of assault with intent to inflict various injury. as well as matt stephenson who police say was shot at five times but was missed by just inches. those assault charges are can paolson did not show much emotion but the family and the courtroom was in tears. the victims say they did not want to comment. secondly whitehill said here -- zachary whitehill is trying to assess what happened. shaina: the jury continues to deliberate and the trial of two ron paul presidential campaign aides. an endorsement. jesse benton faces one count amazing -- making false charges and dimitri kesari faces charges of obstruction. both have pleaded not guilty. altoona police have increased patrols near an elementary school after two men offered candy to students and asked him to get

mitchell and jessen reaped more than for designing torture $80 million techniques used by the cia. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of two torture survivors and the family of a third man, gul rahman, who froze to death at a cia black site in afghanistan. aclu attorney dror ladin announced the lawsuit tuesday. >> there has been no accountability for these men. they've received no apologies. they have received no compensation. and his family is never even received his body. and so now that the senate torture report that came out at the end of last year provided in or miss details about mitchell and jessen's role in the torture program, now is the time our client thought was right to try to seek justice and accountability for what mitchell and jessen did to them. amy: a new report by credit suisse says the wealthiest 1% of the world's population now controls 50% of total global wealth. this is the most extreme concentration of wealth the bank has ever recorded. in contrast, the report shows average household wealth has fallen 17% in latin america and 12% in europe amid austerity progra

let's bring in nicole mitchell. i understand this hurricane has presented somewhat of a challenge to meetrologist as far as prediction? >> a couple of things going on. it's a very slow mover. it has been meandering through the tropics near bahama. because of that, it doesn't have a defined movement. at the very end, a little bit more definition of an eye, and showing you an enhanced satellite. >> means the brighter the colors, the higher the cloud tops. it's a sign of strength typically. this has been moving through the bahamas. as it moves through was a lot of hurricane warnings up and tropical storm warnings on the back side of all of that probably not pulling out until it looks like saturday will get enough of an atmospheric steering flow. model did bring it from the carolinas up through new england. that's a wide period that we could have the impact wherever it hits. we already have that frontal boundary across the region and it's not moving anywhere fast. there is some redevelopment along it. >> means more area

and they would add on right before the half....derrik mitchell right up the gut....iowa stays undefeated...x-----x the final. alex the hawkeyes now 8-0 for the first time since 2009. they visit indiana next saturday. deborah back to you. deborah thanks alex. now to the latest on the race to the white house... ten g-o-p presidential candidates were in des moines today reaching out to voters. deborah ted cruz, rand paul, chris christie, bobby jindal, marco rubio, mike huckabee, lindsey graham, jeb bush, rick santorum and carly fiorina each had fifteen minutes to speak on stage at the iowa state fairgrounds. campaign booths were available so people could have personal conversations with candidates. the iowa caucuses are set for february of 2016. deborah some of those candidates were also in siouxland today....rallying for support. new jersey governor chris christie held a meet and greet in sioux city this morning. the event was held at jitters cafe. speaking to the crowd of about fifty...christie said he is ready to be president, and isn't afraid of the responsibilty. attendees say they wer

derrick mitchell puts the hawks up three scores... 21-0 iowa at the half... iowa wins 31-15.. indiana lingers next on the schedule.. extended highlights in sports -- the full after a cool stretch to close out october, meterologist chris havely is in with the first alert forecast.. the drizzle and clouds are moving out for tonight. skies should turn mostly clear for most of eastern iowa by the latter evening hours. temperatures will fall to around 40 for overnight lows. the second half of the weekend is shaping up to be much nicer with warmer air moving in, and plenty of sunshine to go along with it. expect highs in the low to mid 60s. we only go up from there as the workweek begins. expect highs around 70 through wednesday, before rain chances return for late thursday and thursday night. 70s in early november. can't beat it! tonight: skies clearing low: 36-42 winds: w 5-15 alo: 39 dbq: 39 iow: 40tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 62-68 winds: s 5-10 alo: 65 dbq: 63 iow: 66 back to you. quick work by firefighters kept a fire at a university of iowa dorm from turning much worse and en

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mitchell the representative to the mta board. that is the show for today. i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. and not safety. >> on the red light controversy. >> they don't give two cent about your safety. >> there's an increase in rear end accidents. >> ali velshi on target: hitting the breaks. al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> capital hill reset. we are not settling scores, we are wiping the slate clean. >> paul ryan - wisconsin congressman and former vice presidential candidate become house speaker amid chaos in congress and deep divisions in the par

they wasted no time doing so as mitchel siech makes a defender miss on his way to the endzone as denver goes up 7-0 early in the first quarter. newman trying to fight back but the denver defense was just too tough up front. the cyclones continued to add to their lead as mitchel siech finds the endzone once again for a ten yard score. denver goes up 14-0. after another three and out for newman, denver wouldn't let up. this time izaack shedenhelm gets in on the action with a nine yard score as the cyclones extend their lead to 20. the knights fighting back in the second quarter, austin eckenrod goes deep but finds denver's creed krueger instead. the cyclones would take advantage of the turnover with another izaack shedenhelm score from five yards out. this put denver up 28-0 halfway through the second quarter. denver would blow out mason city newman 59-0 to advance to round two. also in class a ..7-2 gladbrook-reinbeck hosts east buchanan in a first playoffs on five game winning streaks... eric stokes would get the ball early and often. he scores the games first touchdown...making some ni

mitchell? lazy? yeah. yeah. he handed in a couple of contracts late, but i didn't want to say anything because he's practically doing this for free. i can't do this! this isn't the face of a cold-blooded hatchet man. (chuckles) will you do it? (footsteps descending) hey. (sighs) oh, i'm sorry. did we wake you up? no, i was up. (kisses) i'm worried about tomorrow. my art teacher acts like i don't exist, but i have one last chance to impress him at our year-end art fair. a few students are doing living versions of famous paintings.

. >>> let's bring in meteorologist ni nicole mitchell.hat is in the forecast. >> the rain has stopped. that's great news that we'll have a couple of dry days. we will have a chance, but any rain, even lighter stuff at this point is not good. the places highlighted in orange are places that saw two feet or more, a lot of places even outside of that saw a foot plus. the highest report was almost 27 inches, well over 2 feet. and the problem now, even though no new rain coming in, is all of these rivers and tributaries, they start to come together, move downstream, and then join together into some of the biggest rivers. here is a look at one of the rivers. this is just one example, and later this week, closer to the coastline, we could crest out at over 20 feet. we're not even at moderate flood stage yet as all of that water pours in. so that's one example. that's why we still have so many flood watches and warnings across the region. the other big concern for today, not as profound as what we're seeing in the carolinas, but moisture in the s

mitchell, answer the phone! (beep) look what i am doing. look what i am doing, huh? hello? hey, mitchell. i'm sorry to wake you up, but haley got arrested. oh, god. haley got arrested. that explains the chickens. it does. it adds up. what did she get arrested for? oh, she got caught drinking at some party. look, could you drive up to the college with us? i think we're gonna need a lawyer. yes, of course. and cam and lily can come over and stay with alex and luke. i'll guard them with my life. yeah, yeah. i hate to bother him.

mitchell reports," the winning hand. hillary clinton draws the right card in vegas and gets help from another player. >> i did say it was a mistake. i am still standing. i am happy to be part of this debate. >> let me say something that may not be great politics. the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> thank you. >> that was the moment everyone remembers and the handshake afterwards. i later asked bernie sanders why he said it. his response and a lot more coming up next. >>> full house. i also spoke with hillary clinton's campaign chairman late last night about the shadow non-candidate joe biden. >> if there's going to be the next debate, then there are going to be six candidates, then he should announce his intentions and get in. >> and do it now as you said. >> well, at some point he needs to make a decision. >>> and trump's take. after live tweeting during the debate, donald trump talks exclusively to nbc's katy tur how he thought hillary clinton did last night. >> i think he did

mitchell, look at the e-mails trails. you will see. >> i cover the state department.factually not correct. i'm as tough on this issue as anyone. >> alex, quickly. >> since this is about benghazi and four lives that were lost under hillary clinton's watch, what should she have done to prevent the loss of those four lives? what should she have done before and when they actually were threatened? should she have done more? >> let me talk to before. the arb from tanzania made it very clear that the secretary of state was supposed to personally review security at high-threat areas. that is not hand it down to a deputy or an undersecretary or anyone else. that arb in the late 1990s said the secretary of state, himself or herself, was supposed to take responsibility and personally review those security plans. it appears she did not do that. so if you ask what could she have done, that would be a good start. >> we knew that a year or two ago. >> look at the arb on benghazi, not the one that took place 20 years ago. the arb on benghazi, a non-partisan investigation, decided tha