new this morning. >> there is nobody bigger or better at the military than i am. >> jeb bush throws a political punch at donald trump, but does he land it? >> i'm a really smart guy. >> attacking trump mocking trump's ability to lead the u.s. military. and joe biden on the stage in new york city. his response to that. and breaking this morning.

thousands flee from zombicon, from ft. myers, florida. "new day" starts now. >> so good to have you with us on this sunday morning. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell and we will get to the breaking story in florida in a moment. >> we have to start with the presidential race for the white house because it's getting a little bit dicey now. jeb bush has thrown a hard hitting jab with donald trump. he has a new ad calling into question trump's grasp of military expertise and mocking the billionaire's fitness to be commander in chief. look at this. >> what do you talk to for military right now? >> i watch the shows. i see a lot of great -- you know, when you watch your show and all of the other shows. >> he has said publicly that he

watches cable news and that is one of the ways that he bones up on our national security. >> trump he, quote, always felt i was in the military, despite never serving in the military. >> there is nobody bigger or better at the military than i am. >> donald trump said senator john mccain is not a war hero. >> he is not a war hero. i like people who weren't captured. >> trump is weak on policy. >> when you are running for the presidency of the united states of america, the most important title is commander in chief. they should have a working knowledge. >> there's no excuse for him not to be prepared for these questions. donald trump was not able to do that so that should be concerning to voters. >> donald trump is causing a race toward the bottom. >> he is delusional. donnell trump did not have a grasp what have is going on. >> i will be so good that your head will spin. let me tell you, i am a really smart guy. >> bush sent out that ad along

with this tweet. donald trump's ab sudden comments again raises questions on whether he possesses the judgment to be president. the trump campaign has not yet responded to this latest attack but watch twitter. that's all i'm saying this morning. joining us to discuss this is "the daily beast" columnist patricia murphy. >> the reason that is a strong ad jeb bush is not perceived by republican voters to be especially strong on the military, so were there other attacks coming from another campaign? i think it might be stronger, but when you look at polling, it shows three times as many republicans trust trump with the military than do jeb bush. i think from that standpoint it's not that strong. it's also a little bit too long. and for donald trump, what you

heard on that video is very different from what i hear on the campaign trail. people do trust him. i've talked to a number of veterans who trust him very much with the military. so i think it's good for jeb bush to be getting into it with donald trump. i think this ad in particular is not that great. even jeb bush didn't serve in the military himself, so i think it's not leaning there. >> why go after military? some of the other questions people have about donald trump, his pro life views, the economy. why go after the military? >> well, that's a great question. i think he is trying to follow up i think was a gaffe by donald trump whether gerring bush is responsible for 9/11 because he was the president on 9/11. go after donald trump. are you blaming george bush or the terrorists? i think that is an area he could have gotten into but the question whether or not can he be commander in chief, i mean, the republican polling is very

strong that people trust donald trump significantly more than jeb bush. >> let's listen to hillary clinton from last night. >> i want you to remember, when you vote, when anyone votes, your vote matters as much as anybody else's. now we may be up against super pacs and billionaires, but when the election comes around, donald trump and the koch brothers, for all their money, they only get one vote each, just like everybody else. >> so she says, quote, they may be up against super pacs and billionaires. she has some well-funded super pacs and a considerable amount of health. is this a great argument for hillary clinton to be making? >> it's the great argument for her to make and she was in alabama speaking to most african-american audience yesterday talking about voting

rights. that is hugely important to the black community. and the black community right now, is really what is separating her from her opponents right now. that is how she is so far ahead of bernie sanders, so it's very smart for her to go into the black community and talk about voting rights. there is a huge amount of high pock crassy. if you look at all of her background with the clinton foundation with how she is spending her time since secretary of state spending a lot of time with a lot of billionaires in the hamptons and doing a lot of fund-raising from a lot of rich people so i think there is significant territory there for bernie sanders if they want to attack her on that. >> you mentioned joe biden. i'm going to bring him up. >> let's do! >> you mentioned inroads into the black and latino communities and that is an area that joe biden is, let's say, well-versed and many connection in his

senate over the years. he was at new york last night receiving an award, i think here. the vice president spoke about faith and religious freedoms. after his speech was done, the crowd wanted to talk about the white house. listen. >> for so many of us, faith sees us through times of trouble. it is our faith that urges us to rise each and every morning no matter how bleak things look. to put one foot in front of the the other, as my son beau used to say, just keep moving forward. >> the crowd there is shouting run, joe, run. no significant response from him. just continuing off the narrative we were discussing a moment ago, what is his space in this race? what can he carve out that

hillary clinton doesn't have and bernie sanders doesn't have? >> i think he could be the plan b for democrats, to be honest with you. if something goes downhill rapidly for hillary clinton there is enormous exciting that bernie sanders isn't the man that could take them across the finish line. as long as that anxiety exists, high level donors will be ready to support joe biden. i think working white class voters will be able to vote for him and if you go into south carolina there is a question of whether bernie sanders could get any traction in south carolina with a democratic electorate and very little question joe biden could do pretty well -- >> is that a strong argument at the last that joe biden is ready to be president? >> it's a good point but it's reality. she is the front-runner. she has been running almost since she left the office of secretary of state. he has had, obviously, a significant personal crisis that has put this whole question on hold for him. look, though, for a week from thursday is the first filing

deadline in georgia, so if he has not made a decision by a week from thursday, i think we all must have our answer right there. but there is a constituency for joe biden and once you get into a head-to-head matchup with hillary clinton and joe biden then i think you have a real race on your hands and delegates will matter in georgia. he can't miss any of these filing deadlines. >> thank you. >> thank you. great to see you. >> watch "state of the union" with jake tapper. big show. jeb bush, hillary clinton, mitt romney as well all starts later this morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on cnn. breaking this morning. a fatal shooting at a zombicon gathering in florida. details coming up. a monster ttyphoon in the

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there. thank you so much. you can see people -- okay, we are trying to do this here. people running. this is out of florida as police, right now, still are looking for whomever just started shooting at a zombi con festival. this woman is on her hotel balcony. she heard shots and people were running and scattering everyone. jason carroll is following this for us this morning. jason, do we have any indication as to what kind of suspect? any sort of profile of who police are looking for this morning? >> reporter: let me start with the details of exactly what happened here. this started at about 11:44 last night and when police first got the call and got details about the shooting that took place at zombicon in downtown ft. myers,

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be. >> reporter: so you could see the people there running on the street and running for safety shorlted after those shots rang out. when police got to first street in downtown ft. myers, one man had been shot. he died from his injuries. four others had been hurt. we are told that their injuries are described as nonlife-threatening at this point. the suspect or suspects are still at large. the violent crime detectives are out there. they are on the scene. a little bit more about this event. it's in its eighth year now. this year's event, the theme we are told was '80s post apocalyptic theme. last year was a voodoo theme. these type of events have popular series supp. ch as "the walking dead." a new halloween movie that is coming up. this is a very, very popular event. a number of people wanting to go

out there. the event organizers released a statement and i want to read part of that to you. the organizer from zombicon had the following statement. again, the suspect or suspects still at large. the motive for the shooting, at this point, christi, unclear. >> no telling whether it was random or targeted. i understand, too, this is the second time this week that shots were fired in downtown ft. myers. shots apparently fired at a cigar shop on tuesday according to some reports. i would think that if you're walking around in costume, that has got to make the police -- the job even harder as you try to identify somebody. i know they are asking for

people who might have had cell phone video or something to turn that into police, yes? >> reporter: again, a number of people there had cell phones out. the whole point of this event is to go out there and take pictures of some of the outrageous costumes. some of those costumes including people walking around with fake guns, fake machetes so you can imagine how difficult it is out there for officers trying to figure out who is who and who is doing what, especially with a crowd that large. >> jason carroll, thank you so much. we really appreciate it. new this morning, police in california, sacramento to be specific, are asking for help to identify the suspects who either stabbed or played some role in the stabbing of u.s. airman spencer stone. stone was stabbed multiple times outside a bar in sacramento earlier many month and stone suffered knife wounds after stopping a gunman on a paris-pound train in august and he and other individuals were

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at a festival there. police are asking witnesses to come forward. maybe somebody has cell phone video of the incident. the festival organizers are deeply saddened by this. more at the top of the hour. in the middle east, tensions are escalating between israelis and palestinians. israelis say palestinians engaged in five separate knife attacks yesterday with israelis shooting dead four of the suspected stabbers. this is just the latest in weeks of clashes as you know. the two groups fight over access to a site considered holy by both muslims and jews. seven israelis have been killed since october 4th and others were shot while carrying out stabbing attacks. international correspondent phil black is joining us now. we saw a lot of things happening behind you yesterday, phil.

how does it seem today compared to yesterday? >> reporter: well, it is calm for the moment, but it is certainly tense. no new violence, no new stabbing attacks, but as we touched on yesterday it was a violent day. five apparently stabbings against palestinians according to israeli authorities that resulted in four palestinians, at least four being shot and killed. palestinians, some people claim to witness these events tell slightly different nuanced versions, so there is certainly that divide, in you like, in terms of the accounts that we hear from both sides here. what this all means in a general sense is that the security remains in place, that added security. and that is what you're seeing behind me right here. this is one of the checkpoints outside palestinian community in east jerusalem. there is more than 10,000 people living here. in palestinian communities like this, israeli authorities have really locked them down in

recent days, established these fortified checkpoints which you can see only letting certain people out and conducting thorough checks. when men want to walk out of this community, they have to lift up their shirts at a distance and turn around, show to the authorities that they are not armed. the palestinian men really don't like this and find it undiggiving experience and the palestinian communities more generally see these sorts of lockdowns as collective punishment. whole communities being locked down and punished, if their view, because of the actions of these knife attackers. for those families of the people involved in these attacks where the punishment is even more severe, their homes are going to be demolished, their residency here is going to be revoked. that hasn't started yet but when it does, you can be sure the tension will increase alongside of that. the israeli's view all of these

sorts of steps are necessary to return calm and to return security to make the streets of jerusalem safe again after these two weeks of random violent attacks here. >> phil black, we so appreciate the update. thank you for being with us. new york's mayor bill de blasio is in israeli right now. here is what he had to say about the situation there. >> we feel extraordinary closeness, our people by blood, by history, feel such a connection, so when you are going through pain, we feel pain. when you're under attack, we feel under attack too. and i'm honored to be here in that spirit of solidarity. today, we saw three families deeply affected by these acts of terror and wend that any act of violence against a civilian is unacceptable and we have to condemn it and we have to fight to stop it. >> let's bring in david taforo who is a former adviser on foreign policy to the obama

administration. good to have you with us again. let's talk about that quickly. what influence do you think mayor deblasio can bring to this? >> his comments were very nice. he sympathizes with israelis. israelis are in a very tense situation. a few things that need to happen to help calm down the situation in israeli. m mahmoud abbas should condemn these attacks and has not done that yet and he does not speak on behalf of of all palestinians, especially in gaza. these are lone wolf attackers meaning they are not established by the palestinian leadership. it seems they are getting their idea to do this or being encouraged to do this through the internet and social media. i was in gaza and the west bank a few years ago. interconnectivity is high there. that is good news.

also palestinians can also use that to be gainfully employ but it has negative consequences and see that here. the people encouraging these attacks are preying on the hopelessness of palestinians. these are cowardly acts but still appealing to some palestinians and we need to stop that and all leaders in palestine need to encourage the people not to engage in these attacks. >> we were talking about secretary of state john kerry who is supposed to, as wend, supposed to be meeting this week with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, palestinian president mahmoud abbas, we know he has spoken to the king abdullah of jordan as well. when we talk about the fact that netanyahu opposes the nuclear threat in iran. what kind of influence the u.s. might have in this situation overall? >> there has been a rift between

netanyahu and president obama. there's a lot of tension there. they don't agree on a lot of issues. they are mostly in agreement with relation to this situation. president obama has made helpful comments, encouraging both sides to tell their people to calm down and not engage in these attacks. that's important. more engagement by president obama is very important here. he does have influence with the israelis and with the palestinians, and also engagement by john kerry, we see him doing that. again, this isn't really up to the u.s. the u.s. can only do so much until things calm down and then we really need to try and help encourage both sides to get the peace process back on track. >> the settlements that are being built in the west banks, some say, are part of the problem. how do you see a peace process forming, if that one element cannot be remedied in some way? >> well, that certainly is in siting some of this and it

compliments the peace process. the settlements probably really should not continue and president obama has been criminally of the fact that the settlements have continued. it makes the situation even more difficult. the next president of the united states will have even more trouble working through a peace process. we saw a lot of hope when president obama came into power that may be there would be peace in israeli/palestinian conflict but we haven't achieved that. the next president has even great obstacles in part because of these settlements. >> david tafuri, always appreciate your insight. thank you for being here. >> thank you. how much money do presidential candidates need to remain viable in this race? we are looking at the latest fund-raising numbers next and who has a few thousands dollars left and is fighting off calls to bow out. plus, the latest on lamar odom's recovery. what the nba star did saturday that some find encouraging.

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here is the big reveal. take a look at this number. 264 million dollars. 346 thousands as well. that is how much candidates collectively raved for their campaigns to date. while that may seem like a big number, and it is, check how much they have spent. more than $141 million today. poppy harlow breaks down where it all goes. >> reporter: the huge field of gop candidates, if single-digit poll numbers don't force some out soon, their war chests almost certainly will. campaign finance disclosures were filed thursday. tangible evidence of who is up and who is down. excludeing superpacs, jeb bush raised 15 million dollars the last quarter but spent 4.5 million and forcing him to slash

staff salaries and use cheaper hotels. bobby jindal. carson raised the most of any gop candidate in the quarter $20 million. car l car lee fiorina, $7 million. donned trump 3.9 million from 74,000 of unsolicited donors. >> i'm really rich. >> reporter: trump's war chest, something he can drop millions into whenever needed, had only $254,000 at the end of the quarter. the unorthodoxed candidate runs an unusual political operation. his second biggest expense? 723,000 to tag air, a company he owns and operates his fleet of

planes and helicopters. but his biggest expense is those now famous make america great again hats and t-shirts at 781,000 line item, nearly 400,000 more than rick santorum raised all quarter. where isn't trump spending money? advertising, for one. he is a proven master at generating free air time. by contrast, bush spent $415,000 on media in the last quarter. then there's this. >> i don't want polsters who are running against me. >> reporter: his estimate is a tad low. hillary clinton's campaign paid more than $1 million for polling last quarter alone. trump is proud of his conservative spending, saying in a statement, to be number one in every poll and to have spent the least amount of dollars of any serious candidate is a testament to what i can do for america.

little things count too. for the trump campaign, they include 1,000400 on new york city cabs and 1,0$1,302 spent a home depot and $321 at applebee's. >> they need to be how much careful they spend and how quickly. let's bring back patricia murphy, a columnist for "daily beast." the question is how much are they going to need to run a viable campaign? >> yes. well, it is entirely up to the candidates how they are spending their money and there are some campaigns at this point are developing reputations for lavish spending and frugal spending and important for their donors. for hillary clinton you've raised $30 million but you've spent $24 million. she has to double down on her fund-raising, especially with

small donors because she has a lot of big donors max out already. she has to aggressively fund-raise to keep up with the amount of infrastructure and spending she has already set for herself and this isn't the expensive time yet. this is just getting started. >> they won't face a -- >> if joe biden gets into it, we have a whole new ball game going on here. somebody like bernie sanders has shown an enormous amount of strength that nobody in clinton land was really expecting so she will have to spend more money on advertising and more money going into later states other than the early states just to make sure she doesn't have any embarrassing surprises the way she did in 2008. >> let's go to some of the people on the other end of the spectrum. lincoln chafee, raising more than $44,000 to date. jim gilmore was 62,000.

>> the question is do we have outside income to live? if they are taking income from this campaign, you're not going to last much longer. if you're just spending on southwest tickets and getting uninvited to an iowa fall fair and you can go out there on southwest airlines, you can stretch yourself into a number of weeks and months but these are not real campaigns. when you look at fund-raising money like this, that's when you know it's not a real campaign. somebody like ben carson had been written off very early in the game when somebody like ben carson raises $20 million he is a player and that is what the money means for these people also. >> the argument we hear from the people at the other end of the spectrum who don't have much money look at john mccain in 2008 flying alone and taking a coach seat and fighting back to get the nomination. we will see. patricia, good to have you. >> thank you. a look at comedian tracy morgan's first appearance on "snl" since that accident, of course. he vowed to return and he is

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live." >> thank you so much! thank you so much! >> he was critically injured when a truck hit his limo and actually one of his friends was killed, so when he stepped up on stage, he knew that there would be a lot of people wondering if he was up to the task of hosting the show. cnn senior media correspondent brian steltzer is joining us now. so, brian, what do you think? did he do it? >> he sure did. it was more than just a sympathy return to the show. he was back 100% and, of course, joined by many of his longtime friends from nbc. he hosted from 1996 to 2003 and he starred in "30 rock" afterward so some of his former "30 rock" friends came back and here is what happened. >> i hope tracy pulls through this. he told me he was getting me back stage to the grammys to

meet sigh and remember, this was 2012. >> mr. morgan has to get better. who is going to teach me to drink hennessy until i throw up and who is going to remind me to expose myself to dogs. >> think about loss is only when someone or something is taken away from you that you realize how much you really missed him and even things that seem silly that are ridiculous. as my friend once said -- >> boring! >> oh, good god, tracy! >> i'm black and better than ever. >> reporter: he was even poking fun at a couple of different points about people wondering whether he would be able to make it back, whether he would be able to be funny again. i remember in his first interview after the accident, he said he wondered if he would ever be able to be funny again after the crash. i think a lot of people can relate to that. if they go through a traumatic experience, they wonder if they ever get back to being

themselves and that is exactly what he did last night by getting back on the "snl" stage and i think it inspired some people to get back there. >> i don't doubt that. humor can be a great healer in its own way. brian, thank you very much. a program note for you. at 7:00? you know what? at cnn, we can laugh at ourselves. you should hear us during the break. "snl" gives us their version of the democratic debate. we will show you that next hour. a serious turn here. a shark goes after another swimmer in hechawaii. next, the damage it caused and how the victim got away. next hour the latest on the breaking news we are following. police are searching for the person who opened fire at zombicon in ft. myers, florida. one person shot and others injured. police are trying to track down that shooter.

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may be showing signs of improvement, at least that is what sister-in-law kim kardashian tweeted. so happy keneled andwe could mae today. a 44-year-old man is in the hospital after a shark bit him while ago swimming off the hawaiian shore and sustained serious injuries to his lower leg. the person he was swimming with was unharmed. two good samaritans helped bring the victims to shore. another incident, a shark bit a swimmer on the foot. and another incident, one had to fight off a shark and lost his legs and fingers in the incident. we have a contender now in college football. >> you know the one i'm talking about. coy wire is with us. michigan/michigan state. >> everybody was talking about

that and still talking about this! you're talking about seventh ranked michigan state, 12th rank the michigan. this is one of the most exciting unimaginable finishes in college football history. let's take a look at this exciting play. michigan wolverines led by jim harbaugh, they never trailed in this game until the final play of the game. michigan is up 23-21 and they just need to punt the ball, guys! ten second left! now somehow sparty gets the ball and get him on the ground! no, michigan state goes into the end zone for the go ahead score and no time remaining. devastation! i can't fathom what this feels like. certainly one of the most exciting finishes ever. you're talking about two top ranked teams so we want to ask our viewers what is the most exciting finish in sports history, period? you were so great yesterday morning with all of your responses when we had you on the show and we want to hear from

you now. is it kirk gibson's home run in the world series in '88 own chastain's goal in the women's soccer finals? >> thank you, coy. thank you for starting your morning bus. >> we have much more ahead on the next hour of your "new day." it starts right now. who do you think, among the presidential candidates, would be the best qualified to make a deal with iran? >> i think hillary -- >> that jeb bush ad striking back against donald trump and both sides hammering away at their policies and reputations. the vice president is on the stage in new york. a lot of people wondering what is he going to say about his candidacy for president?

thousands run from shots fired overnight during zombicon in florida. police are searching for the person who killed one and injured several others. so grateful for your company. good morning, i'm centennial olympic park i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> jeb bush has thrown a new hard-hitting jab in his ongoing feud with donald trump. i quote it here. our national security isn't a reality tv show. attached with that tweet, his attack ad against trump. take a look. >> what do you talk to for military right now? >> i watch the shows. i see a lot of great -- you know, when you watch your show and all of the other shows. >> he has said publicly that he watches cable news and that is one of the ways that he bones up on our national security.

>> trump says, he, quote, always felt i was in the military, despite never serving in the military. or drafted during vietnam. >> there is nobody bigger or better at the military than i am. >> donald trump said senator john mccain is not a war hero. >> he is not a war hero. i like people who weren't captured. okay? >> donald trump, he doesn't like to be questioned on the issues. >> trump is weak on policy. >> when you are running for the presidency of the united states of america, the most important title is commander in chief. they should have a working knowledge. >> there's no excuse for him not to be prepared for these questions. donald trump was not able to do that, so that should be concerning to voters. >> donald trump is causing a race toward the bottom. >> he is delusional. mr. trump did not have a firm grasp of what was really going on. >> i will be so smart at the military, that your head will spin. let me tell you, i am a really smart guy. the latest jab in this rivalry comes after trump suggested that president george

h.w. bush shared in the blame for the 9/11 attacks. also in the u.s. news this morning. is joe biden going to run? they were hoping he would drop some sort of hint during this awards ceremony in new york city. the vp spoke about faith and religious freedom. after his speech was done, it was the crowd who wanted to talk presidency. listen to this. >> for so many of us, faith sees us through times of trouble. it is our faith that urges us to rise each and every morning, no matter how bleak things look. to put one foot in front of the other, as my son beau used to say, just keep moving forward.

>> the crowd there is shouting run, joe, run. let's break down the latest in the 2016 race with our panel. ladies, good to have both of you. >> good morning. >> the crowd last night, maria, you heard them say run, joe, run. the new poll in new hampshire is showing that 50% of the respondents say joe biden should not run. is there enough support for the vice president's candidacy, potentially? >> well, that is actually nothing new, victor. what i have heard from so many of my friends in the democratic grassroots and, frankly, from reporters who have been chasing down this question, there really hasn't been a huge outcry from the grassroots, from the progressives for joe to run. now, that doesn't mean that there isn't, you know, this huge admiration for the vice

president. there absolutely is. he is a beloved figure in the democratic party but that is very different from there being a space and there being a whole swath of democratic voters that are waiting for him to jump in. that's just not the case. it hasn't been the case for some time and i think that is closing more and more since the democratic debate this past week, where folks see that hillary clinton had a banner night and bernie sander did very well, and between the two of them, they enjoy more than three-fourths of support from democrats. but that doesn't mean that is a big part of the vice president's calculation in terms of running. if he feels like he has something to add to the race, then i think that is what he is going to base the decision on and whether he is going to be able to give it his heart, his soul, his mind, his everything like he has said in the past. so we will see. >> scotty, i see your shaking your head here. >> i do. it's not about him adding more

to the race. you can't add any more than what the progressive candidates have done right now. it's more about october 22nd when hillary clinton appears in front of the benghazi committee and how she handles that and i think that is much more important for her than the debate stage last week. we know she is a great speaker and she gets paid lots of money to be a good speaker but when she is drilled on questions on benghazi think is the final pin. you have joe biden setting the grounds so that if hillary flubs up during this benghazi trial he can step right in and be the savior to the democratic party. >> what is the indication that this hearing will be different than the other hearing? and there have been how many investigations now? i just wonder, especially after the comments we have heard from the majority leader and representative hanna and that investigator if this is more of a dud than somebody expected will be. >> one of the worst sound bites ever in political history is hillary clinton the last time going what does it matter in

regards to the four lives that were lost that night. all it needed is one of those sound bites coming out from that trial them getting to her the fact she gets upsets and shows her fluster and do something and that will do as much damage than the original sound bite. i think this is so big. it doesn't matter what the reasoning is and what is said in the past comes down how she handles that interview that day. >> let me play another sound bite and come to you after that, maria, last night in alabama. >> i didn't hear any real solutions from them about the problems that keep families up at night, how we are going to raise wages and create more good jobs for hard working people. how we are going to keep our community safe from gun violence, how we are going to send more young people to college and be able to have them afford it and not be drowning in debt. how we are going to get the cost of prescription drugs down. how we are going to deal with systemic racism and injustice.

i didn't hear anything about any of those issues. >> maria, first to you. a lot has been made about something she said during the debate when she was asked about her -- the enemy she is most proud of and she named republicans. >> so i wish she had said some republicans and that way, you don't essentially condemn the whole party. but she's not wrong. clearly, republicans have been going after her for most of her public life and that is a fact. and frankly, the comments that were made very recently about the benghazi committee, i think, really underscore the political nature and, frankly, the reason that they have been going after her, hasn't really been for them to try to find out what happened in benghazi. like you said, victor, there have been almost ten investigations, many of them bipartisan, who have found that there was no wrongdoing, that

there was no order to stand down, that there no cover-up, and so the american people are asking themselves why are republicans continuing to spend more than 4.5 million dollars, taxpayer dollars in resources on something that has already been investigated longer than watergate, longer this katrina, longer than many of the issues we have faced as a country? so going into this hearing, yes, it will be a big deal and she will absolutely be prepared and she will probably school them yet again the way she did the last couple times that she has been before the -- >> school? >> scotty, let me get to you on this trump/bush back and forth now. this new ad released on line from the jeb bush campaign, this attack based on potentially his lack of, in their opinion, to lead the military to be commander in chief. is this a strong argument for

jeb bush, considering that as an analyst reminded us this morning, most republican voters would choose jeb bush by a large margin over jeb bush? -- donald trump, rather. >> i don't know about that one. trump is still winning in all of the polls. this is not the route that jeb bush needs to go down. all this has done since the initial 9/11 comments came up on friday is remind people 13 terrorists of the 9/11 attacks had driver's license or i.d. cards issued from florida under jeb bush's governorship. that is reminding us we have a weak border security that his brother, after the 9/11 attacks for eight years, weakened our borders for years. i don't care who you are, which was absolutely nothing they stood for at the end of the bush err. luckily, the democrats got a very good candidate in barack obama. all this -- from trump's

perspective bringing this up and military -- is very smart either it's going to hurt jeb bush or hurt clinton which either way the blame game goes between the two, not necessarily anything trump does. as for military experience, there is a reason why veterans for strong america has come out and endorsed donald trump. it's because he has talked about time and time again the 250,000 veterans that are on the death list right now known as the v.a. 40,000 pink slips are handed out to the united states military over the next four years. and the border security that is causing this problem we have today! majority of veterans and military today since neither one of them have real military experience, i believe a line behind more -- more donald trump than jeb bush. >> i got you. scotty and maria, good to have both of you. >> thanks, victor. >> watch "state of the union" with jake tapper. set to be a good show. it starts later this morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on. expected to be on the show is

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at a zombicon festival. the suspect in that shooting is still at large this morning. it's downtown ft. myers you're looking at here. one person, police say, has died. one person who has shot. the witness who took this video she was on her totally balcony when she heard shots and people started screaming and running. they were scattering everywhere and jason carroll is following this for us this morning. >> reporter: some people hiding in corners as the shots rang out. still no word on a motive for the shooting or who was responsible for it. all this happening at about 11:44 last night. that's when police in ft. myers first got the calls. this event attracted some 20,000 people and people were standing shoulder-to-shoulder when the shots rang out. police had their own security and police were there and they were able to respond almost immediately. when they got to the scene, one

man had been shot and four others had been injured and we are told their injuries are not life-threatening. you're looking at some of the video there immediately following the shooting. this event is all about taking pictures of costumes so you can imagine, a number of people who were there had their cell phones out. and actually one person who had their cell phone actually captured the sounds of the shots as they rang out. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: i think i counseled somewhere between five or six shots there. violent crime detectives are working the scene. the organizers have released a statement about everything that happened there at zombicon and pushing daisies inc. released a statement we are sad by the news of what happened. within the footprint of our event we take the safety of our patrons very seriously and take precautions of hiring security

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♪ are . run, joe, run. those words chanted by attendees at an awards event for vice president joe biden who spoke about faith and religious liberty and his late son beau. all of this as we await his decision on a potential 2016 bid which sources say is eminent. hillary clinton is scheduled to testify before a house select

committee this week on the benghazi attacks. four americans including ambassador chris stevens died when extremists hit two u.s. facilities in benghazi september 11, 2012. five separate stabbings and one palestinian man was shot dead by an armed israeli vilvele civ civilian. thousands of israelis stood side-by-side with palestinians last night and calling for understanding and an end to the violence that gripped this region now for weeks. phil black is live in jerusalem following this story. phil, it's been quite obvious that why this is happening and what the response should be depends upon who is answering the question there. >> reporter: indeed, that's true, victor. it is one of the enduring

characte characteristics of this. that is the case the last two weeks since these stabbing attacks began on the streets of jerusalem here and in other places. in a number of those cases, there are witnesses, palestinian witnesses who dispute the official israeli version who say that they did not see a knife, that they believe the shooting dead of the alleged attacker was disproportionate. having said that, no doubt knives are being used in this case because israeli have been killed and even others have been injured. today, no attacks so far. none of those stabbing events that we have been talking about. yesterday, however, was very violent, as you touched on and what all of this means is calm and tense and increased security measures that have been put into place by israeli officials and the israeli armed forces. they stay. that is what you're seeing behind us here. we are just on the outskirts of a palestinian community called isaweea in east jerusalem. a fortified checkpoint is put into place as a direct response to this recent violence.

it's happened at another palestinian communities in eastern jerusalem as well. it means to a significant extent, these communities with sometimes tens of thousands of people in them, are under lockdown and coming and going is heavily restricted. here behind us you can see people who are checked, they want to walk out of this community. before they do so, the men are standing at a distance and lift their shirt and show they are not armed and not dangerous. you can see the men are not happy about it. palestinians believe that it is -- it is punishing many more people than is required. collective punishment. punishing entire communities, rather than just those who are involved in the attacks. for the families of those who take part of these attacks the punishment is even greater. their homes are going to be demolished under the order of the israeli government. their right to live in jerusalem

will be revoked. as i say, palestinians don't like any of that. they think it's unfair. the israeli viewers that all of this, it is necessary. it is reasonable and they hope short term in order to reestablish safety and security on the streets here. >> the question here is if this entire conflict that is happening now is short term or if it is going to lead to something much larger. phil black there for us in jerusalem. thanks so much. new york mayor bill de blasio is in jerusalem meeting with recent victims of the stabbing attacks and calling for the end of violence. >> we feel extraordinary closeness, our people by blood, by history, feel such a connection, so when you are going through pain, we feel pain too. when you're under attack, we feel under attack too. and i'm honored to be here in that spirit of solidarity. today, we saw three families deeply affected by these acts of

terror and we understand that act of violence against a civilian is unacceptable and we have to condemn it and we have to fight to stop it. >> to discuss, we are joined by aaron david miller, a former state department adviser on arab/israeli negotiations and the vice president for new initiatives at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars. we know president obama has asked both sides to tamp down the rhetoric. what did you make of mayor de blasio's visit and his voice in this? >> you know, american politicians and the u.s.' relationship is extremely important as a political facet of the american life and you're going to see any number of officials elected and otherwise demonstrating their support for israeli. this is part of the rhythm and the ebb and flow of the u.s.' relationship. i think the problem here is that

this is only the later manifestation that has lasted half a century some people would say longer. the reasons and the competing narratives and the outstanding issues jerusalem, borders, refuges, what to do about israeli settlements, how to reconcile the fact that israeli is still a threat nation, but also an occupying power. all of this, it seems to me, is a very familiar and unfortunate tragic manifestation. for now, there is no way that you are going to be able to resolve the underlying issues that divide israelis and palestinians. and i think the latest manifestation is worrisome in the extent now you have young palestinians between the ages of 13 and 20, the attacks are brazen. 80% of them are coming, frankly, from areas that the palestinian authority doesn't control. they are coming from neighborhoods in jerusalem that the israelis have controlled

since 1967. even if you tamp this down and i don't think it won't end quickly, it's going to be very hard given the gaps that separate prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian president mahmoud abbas to address the underlying causes here. >> how can the u.s. proceed? diplomacy can only do so much. you hit it on the head when you talk about the younger kid and it's random stabbings, it seems. >> this surprised everyone. most of all, i suspect, israeli security establishment. you know? you've seen massive protests in the west bank in years past. you've seen three israeli hamas confrontations over the course of the last decade or so. but the fact that this is spontaneous, that most of these young palestinians do not have security profiles and i think

most alarmig -- remember, these are palestinian, young palestinians who special fluent hebrew who have israeli identity cards, who have mixed easily and easily with israelis, even though they, for the most part, they live separate lives, in israeli is capital of jerusalem. yet, what you have now is an abnormal situation and for a government, benjamin netanyahu, that prides itself in security and demonstrating normalcy, this is a serious problem, as it is for palestinians -- palestinian communities in jerusalem, three-quarters of which live below. 77% live below what israeli regards as poverty line. there are longstanding political issues here, there are religious issues that flow from overlapping sacred space and two

mosques holy to islam sitting on top of the remains of both the first and second jewish temples. all of this is linked in a conflict frankly that is going to be difficult. i would argue almost impossible for the united states that remains in president obama's clock to moderate. >> thank you for being with us. >> pleasure. a question that political pundits have been asking for months, arguably for years now, will joe biden run? and when will he decide? a closer look when he must make this presidential decision. also boxer evander holyfield is joining us next. stay with us. we got the new tempur-flex and

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so will he or won't he? sources close to vice president joe biden say that he is talking to democratic strategists about how to launch his 2016 presidential campaign, although most say he hasn't made a final decision. now, there are some crucial dates coming up on the primary calendar. here are a few of them. first coming up, the jefferson jackie day dinner in des moines, iowa, next saturday on the 24th. if he decides to run his supporters are going to have to rally iowa activists at that

dinner. november 14th is the date the second democratic debate. after hillary clinton's strong performance at the first debate, democrats say the vice president needs to be on that stage. then november 27th an important date as well because that is the deadline to get on the primary ballot in new hampshire. let's go to jim acosta taking a closer look at vice president joe biden's decision. >> reporter: top democratic officials are telling me privately the party is growing impatient's joe biden is taking longer than expected to make his decision on running for president but the vice president's political team sent out a smoke signal that a final answer may be coming soon. it's the big question all over washington, will he or won't he? >> we are having a press conference. >> reporter: when joe biden's political future came up in the oval office, the vice president was a few feet away listening with his lips sealed. president obama later brushed off the question. >> i'm not going to comment on

what joe is doing or not doing. i think you can direct those questions to my very able vice president. >> reporter: but a decision appears to be coming soon, so says biden's former senate chief of staff ted kaufman in a message to the vice president's political network. i am confident that the vice president is aware of the practical demands of making a final decision soon. kaufman also described what a biden campaign would be like. in other words. >> they put y'all back in chains. >> reporter: lots of biden being biden. i think it's fair to say knowing him as we all do that it won't be a scripted affair, after all, it's joe. but democrats are all but begging biden to hurry as one senior party official put it, if the silence goes into next week, friends think the decision is made for him. hillary clinton is practically pushing herself in this interview with cnn's jake tapper. >> a decision has to be made but certainly i'm not, in any way, suggesting or recommending that

the vice president accept any timetable, other than the one that is clicking inside of him. he has to make this decision. >> reporter: plus, the longer biden waits, the more it hurts. the latest poll in new hampshire shows clinton and democratic rival bernie sanders way out in front of the vice president. when democratic voters were asked if biden should enter the race, half said no. >> i think he knows this is -- this is d-day and he has got to make a decision. a lot of people are waiting. and people who really care about him and want to help him are waiting too. so he need to move on there. >> reporter: democrats are starting to compare biden's lengthy deliberations to those of the late new york governor mario cuomo who actually had a plane on a tarmac waiting to take him to new hampshire in 1992, but cuomo pulled back at the last minute. ♪ >> reporter: and clinton went on to become president. a top democratic source said biden's inner circle has

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house! look at this. the one, the only, five-time heavyweight five-time boxer in the world, evander holyfield, thank you for being here. tell us what you're doing here in town in atlanta. big event tomorrow. virtual walk? >> yes. man done. we teamed up together and giving other people opportunity if they can't be here, but they can still participate. >> so you're walking for the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s, is that right? >> yes. >> that is a near and dear charity to you? >> well, it is, because the fact of the matter is with me, getting the opportunity to help that kid that needed an opportunity and that got an opportunity. the opportunity that made me to become the person i am. so life is about appreciation, being able to show people the things that you do now. to inspire other people not to quit. >> when you go out to these events and we are seeing some of them here. because you do so many

charitable things. and lend your name and your voice. what do you think -- is it not only changing them but does it change you as you go through these? to the in break he said it's so easy especially today with social media and everything to hear all the voices what you should should and shouldn't be. you just needed that one. >> it take but success starts at home. you know, success starts at home. when you come home. what you come home to. i was fortunate enough to have a great mother. >> who was telling you you stick with it despite what anybody else says. >> yeah.

right. you walk down the line all the distractions. somebody has to take the excuses away. >> listen, another organization you're involved with is the police athletic league. have you talked with the officers about th the #blacklivesmatter movement and what your thoughts are on the movement on the debate about it. >> right. you have to stay focussed. you know, stay focussed on your kids and lives do matter but one day at a time. >> the folks with black lives matter are saying because we are african-americans don't feel we have that voice. what do you say to them? what do you say to other people who look at this and question the movement? >> well, actually, you know, within, you know, it's at home. it's at home. going back to your parents, you

know, you have a father and mother and you got to be loyal to your family members. you got to be able to do and the parents have to take responsibility. this is my child this is what you're supposed to do. >> i understand as a parent you can get give your child that force. i want to show you video we have in may of you with mr. romney in a charity fight there. and you had a good time with that. is there any politicians that you would like to take on next? >> well, not really, you know, that was so great and i don't know if i could overcome that. it was one of the best million dollars to the people that, you

know. >> yeah. all right. i want to get to some questions here. because we got a lot on facebook and twitter asking questions. rick wants to know. i'm sorry jesus wants to know about the recent findings about brain injuries from concussions. >> not really. the thing in life you have to take care of yourself. you know, the art of the game of boxing is hit the guy and not get hit. it's the nurturing how you take care of yourself. you have head gear and somehow they want to take the head gear away. the safety is while they're young. if you can be healthy come up in a healthy life save yourself at the end rather than at the end say it happened with boxes. it's not.

it's the lifestyle. >> i have to go, but what do you think of floyd mayweather junior? >> he's a good fighter. regardless what people say he knows how to fight started at a young age and didn't quit. >> mayweather versus -- >> it shouldn't people shouldn't even think that way. he's a man. he's good. he's the very best. >> all right. and, you know, i was supposed to ask you about mike tyson and whether you're friends. i'm going to ask you that and tweet about it afterwards. we're running out of time.

look at this. that's not always my favorite shot. however, there's going to be a shot coming up i might enjoy. >> this one you like. >> i'm sorry to all my michigan, you know, family and friends at michigan, but -- >> and this is the reaction i like. wait for this. look at this guy. >> yeah, that's it.

>> what just happened? >> that says it all. >> what is the most exciting finish in sports history and some of the responses. >> the funny thing is michigan state didn't know what happened either. >> did that really just happen? it was unfathomable. it was unimaginable. we asked you what were the greatest most exciting finishes in sports history there was good ones. 1982 cal stanford game and buzzer beater win for duke against kentucky in '92? you plugged in your way back machines and came up with great responses. take a look. most exciting sports finish hail mary pass at boston college 1984. bob said 1972 nfl playoffs franco harris with the immaculate reception his finger tips as soft as a butterfly. kevin dyson coming up one yard short for the tie tans in the

super bowl when mike jones made the game-saving tackle. auburn beats alabama in the 2013 iron bowl most exciting win ever. that is tough to beat. remember the missed field goal they took to the house to win. and boise state statute of liberty play against oklahoma. that was a good one, too. >> thank you so much. you are awesome. thank you so much. we appreciate it. we're starting "new day" next hour right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. so grateful to have you with us. i'm christi. and i'm black well. >> tension between israelis and palestinians that gripped israel in recent weeks. secretary of state john kerry in paris this morning and moments ago he spoke about the attacks and also the situation in