>> we have big news to get to this morning. we're also learning more about the high school freshman that opened fire at his cafeteria in seattle killing one person and injuring others before turning the gun on himself. we will be going live to seattle with all of the latest. first we begin this morning with some breaking news. new this hour in the night to contain ebola in the united states, just minutes ago, illinois governor pat quinn has said he ordered a mandatory 20 day quarantine for somebody who had contact with a patient in west africa. some of those travelers are landing at chicago o'hare airport. the mandatory quarantine follows in the footsteps of similar orders by the governor of new

jersey and cuomo who imposed 21 day quarantined last night. that's three states that have these quarantined orders in affect. the first person to be placed in quarantine has now tested negative in a preliminary test for ebola. she remains in isolation and observation at university hospital in newark. our reporter is live outside bellview hospital in manhattan where the doctor who returned home a week ago is being treated in a special isolation unit there. good morning to you, sara. what is the latest on how the patient is doing? >> reporter: well, good morning. dr. craig spencer is reportedly in good condition. cdc officials utilized the help of the nypd's missing person

unit to track his movement and contact during that two day period when he started feeling tire up until he had that fever. so far his activities include going to a bowling activities a ride on the subway and taking a taxi. his apartment underwent a sanitizing so have the restaurant that is reportedly now open for business. he was treating people in guinea. he has been described as a tireless worker with a huge heart. officials say he was monitoring his temperature twice daily. the quarantine for all medical workers who have been in places with ebola was not put in affect

yet. his fiance is staying at the hospital. we're told so far no one in that group has developed symptoms. >> live outside bellview hospital in manhattan. thanks for the update. >> one of the nurses who contacted ebola from thomas eric duncan and has been treated successfully for ebola was greeted in the oval office with a hug. ebowl saw not easy to catch. there has been question how he contacted the virus. he told authorities that he does not believe the protective gear he work has been breached. in the case of nina pham say the gear he wore was open at the net.

how is it that a highly trained humanitarian aid doctor did catch ebola when all procedures appear to have been closely followed. here to answer our question is the emergency doctor of another hospital. thanks for joining me this morning. obviously we're just going on the reports of what dr. spencer has told authorities in new york. he has told them he thinks he had the proper protective gear on. there were no openings where it could have been transmitted. so we're hearing this and we're hearing all of these calm down messages than you have to go to dramatic lengths to contract these. how do you square these? >> you have to look at the environment that he was in versus the environment of new

york city. so patients that have a huge amount of viral particle in their body and people shedding those particles. there's a huge amount of fluids coming out of people in terms of vomit, diarrhea -- >> i don't want to be too graphic but whfor people covere up completely what would the root be? >> if you can imagine dr. spencer taking care of these patients, it's not just leaving the protective equipment off but throughout the day he's taking on and off the complicated equipment. there's all the possibility of

contaminati contamination. that's where it becomes very dangerous. >> i think there's some confusion here and we're getting messages that are mixed on the domestic front. we're hearing it's perfect to travel on the subways. the mayor of new york down on the subways. now we have this 20 day quarantine. it seems to send a message of let's keep people away from public areas and go about your business. i think people have a hard time interpreting that. >> i think there are mixed messages between a political message and public health message. certainly we know dr. spencer did all of the right things in terms of monitoring himself. did he everything perfectly right. it causes a bit of a stir in terms of the public and track

people, muttiputting those thin together. >> the mixes messages here because on the one hand he alerted everybody on time. he's been cooperative with everything that's going on. on the other hand he knew he had been over in guinea. he was coming back and he was out on the subway and going to a bowling alley. is that a responsible thing to be doing? >> so long as he didn't have symptoms, he's not considered infective. we know with dr. tunk an when he was clearly sick, a temperature of 103. he was around multiple patients getting tests done and no one was using protective equipment. none of the people he exposed.

so we know it makes more than just being around someone with a substantial fever. the people whoa are infected are not going to be people traveling the subway. >> first we had the patient in dallas coming over from liberia. that was the first case playing out in the united states and then you had two people around him coming down with it. now you have the case in new york. how wide do you expect this to get? >> i will leave the predictions of that up to the epidemiologist that specialize in that but i think in the past month we've really ramped up our preparations of hospitals in the u.s. i know at my own hospital at mount sooi an eye. we've got better equipment and better designated areas. we're doing better simulations. we're having people put on their

pull ppe so when you're tabliki care of an isolated patient who has ebola you can take care of them in a safe way. i don't think you can expect to see the contamination of workers that you would see in say, work africa. we're doing an excellent job of taking care of patients and isolating them so there won't be a large community spread. we've heard that we might get a few cases here but not a foot hold. >> that's what we're concerned about. there's three and then the next thing you know it's out of control. in dal tlas it raised some questions but in new york city we hope it's something that stays contained. doctor, thank you for taking

your time to be here. we will have more on the politics. first as we juggle a lot of news we want to turn to the aftermath of yesterday's shooting outside of washington. hally jackson joins us live from merriville which is north of seattle. yesterday a student opened fire yesterday before turning the gun on himself. one was killed and four are critically injured. what can you tell us about the condition of those who were shot yesterday. >> reporter: let's talk about what we know, steve. two females are in critical condition at one local hospital. at a different hospital are two teenaged students, one in critical condition, another in serious condition, a 14-year-old. we're getting word that both of those boys are cousins of the suspected shooter here who law enforcement are identifying him as jaylin friberg.

we don't know how related he is to the female victim who was killed yesterday. school has been canceled all next week to give students time to grievegrieve. they will be given time to talk about what happened. we saw that happen at a candle light vigil. you saw people hugging and crying, trying to give a long a difficult process of grieving. we know at this point police have an active investigation over what exactly happened at that high school. the student opened fire apparently around 10:40 in the morning.

this was in the cafeteria. we heard what students describe as a chilling scene. the student looking each victim in the eye before gunning them down. there have been some bright spots. the opposing football team offers to take the loss. >> his own cousins too. that is an amazing aspect of that. appreciate the update. when we return to the ebola casey, cas cases, it turns out not every doctor believes the quarantine is the right step. that's next. taste better in our savory broth. vegetables!? no...soup! oh! soup!

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we will b establish an interview and screening process to determine an individual's risk level by concerning the geographic area of origin panned t and exposure to the virus. depending on exposure level a person could require a 21 day quarantine at a government regulated facility. >> that was new york governor andrew cuomo announcing that new york and new jersey will require that all medical personnel after returning to the state, be quarantined for someone days. in the last few minutes we have learned that passengers who arrived in illinois will face the same mandatory three week quarantine. that being ordered by illinois

mayor. here in new york, de blausio and other city officials are not happy and were apparently caught off-guard with the governor's announcement. so, interesting to watch this sort of political fight breaking out at least according to the story in the new york times today between de blausio, cuomo. these are two democrats. the governor and mayor. the governor being attacked by his republican opponent yesterday for supposedly not taking this seriously enough. leaving risk out in the community. cuomo seeming to respond -- maybe it's a coincidence with the quarantine order. new york city officials are now being furious about this. >> that's a political thing. >> it's a political thing with a real serious consequence. >> 21 day mandatory --

>> right although i have to say that the 21 day mandatory quarantine for the people actualactua actually treating patients is different from what we're seeing elsewhere. i admire because they are doing something somewhat sane to make people feel somewhat safe which is probably a good idea without averting to the hysteria and not medically sound warnings. i think this feud between de blausio and cuomo is almost purely political and has nothing do with what to do with ebola. >> it speaks to something else. it feels like there's some mixed messages here. at this press conference the other night we're hering there's absolutely zero risk, go ride the subways. of the next thing we hear is here comes the quarantine. maybe he shouldn't have been out

and about. it seems like we're hearing two different things. >> it seems like in this situation sometimes the best thing is to let medical experts do their jobs and politicians do their jobs. but i think it really points out this discrepancy between two different strat enlithese of pe want panic if we tell them to panic so let's not do anything but by showing some type of action neighbor will keep people from panicking. it's two different types of ideologists as state and city governments try to deal with this. the initial, don't worry. we have medical experts. it's going to be fine. it's not air born. we saw that clearly did not stop people from panicking. if anything the change of direction may be a little bit unsettling other than peopling

the message consistent that there's nothing to worry about. i understand politically it's a really tough choice to make. you want to be seen as responsive. >> we have to talk about this. we're ten days away from a midterm election. we might read the cuomo move as a political move. certainly we've heard republicans talking about it from a different standpoint. how is this feeding the political climate ten days before the election. >> it may contribute to the disgust that voters see with government. this will not affect any candidate. the positions they have on isis will have far bigger factors on who wins and loses the election than ebola will. >> republicans don't have an answer to what they should do.

>> that's part of their message. it's an opportunity to say isis, ebola. all of these things are part of control. if you're feeling unsettled, vote the in party out. i'm not how affective that is for swing voters. democrats are unlikely to say you're right up until now, like i was going to vote for the democratic candidate but now that you've mentioned ebola i might go the other direction. >> exactly but i think that's the key. in the midterm election we know it's a battle of the base voters. it comes down what do democrats have to get their people out and what do republicans have to get their people out. you don't want to scare people too much because you don't want tho them to not vote. same with isis how that

intercepts with politics listening to politics. my reading is that it's about base turn out. they have a bit of an advantage anyway, looking for any way they can to fire up an already pretty fired up base. here is another thing to be outraged about and scared about and another reason to get obama and the democrats out. >> i always chuckle interest ana marie and the republicans say the democrats aren't doing anything. do they think the country is headed in the right direction? whether progressives like it or not, our president is in charge of the country? >> has there been a problem with his response to ebola. it's a scary thing -- >> i've been saying this for a while. we had one of the worst flu

epidemics under george bush. 14,000 people died under bush. was he doing enough? i'm not blaming him i'm calling into question that you need to hold the president of the united states responsible for an illness. there was another virus that somebody didn't mention. aids and reagan. i think there's some connection but you have to be carele. i don't want to say that obama is right and doing all of the right things. i think the question is do you want to assume that the opposition can do more? >> if you're looking at what's going to happen in the upcoming election, we talked about the president, we talked about president bush, while i wish the election in 2006 would have had different results but this election is going to be decided

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you all wonder what clinton is doing. he does have a point. he was impeached. republicans actually did impeach clinton. there were videos circulating in the 90s that accused him of murder. the timing and angle of this raises questions. >> of course. i really enjoyed this piece. i thought it was really interesting. comparing the obamas to the clintons. there are a few points. a lot of the blow backs of clinton in the white house was self-inflicted wounds. you have democratic operatives saying this is the biggest waste in the history of the president. we could have had so much. >> if he didn't get involved with monica lewinsky.

>> does clinton had a violinist following him around. some of this is self-pity. self-pity is maybe too strong a word. he wants to remind people how hard it was for him. i don't think he's exaggerating exactly but he's definitely pinning hi pinning himself into an image he likes. i also want to say that i don't know if this can be translated explicitly. it's more of a criticism of obama than it is clinton. now that he's a grandfather. clinton wants to become the old man who tells you how bad things were in his time.

i suppose on some levels, every politician's number one priority is themselves so it's not surprising, i guess, completely but this is all about the clinton legacy tour to the extent they are keeping hillary pr propped up. i would say elizabeth warren has a better chance of running for president than hillary clinton. >> she's up 40 points today in the newest poll. >> so is barack obama. who is barack obama at this point before -- >> he wasn't 40 points. >> he had an infrastructure that he was building. >> no, she doesn't. >> she hae national operation. >> si can see running to rush

back against warren to get the nomination. another point i want to talk about here before we get off topic is if she's running in 2016 there's an obvious angle that this is a pitch to the middle and all of these voters who say that they were with obama in '08 and he lost them. who really thinks they were with obama in '08. i don't think that clinton and obama are best friends or that they particularly like each other. i also think this elizabeth warren is a total fantasy. i think the relationship between those two women is stronger than people realize. hillary needs elizabeth warren.

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have a chance to make much more money than they had. that's not about a higher minimum wage. governor chris christy set off a fire storm after those comments. he's now saying that's not what he meant. >> i've met with low wage workers. they are tired of working three jobs and living in poverty. >> from president obama on down, democrats have been arguing for a minimum wage hike. with no action they've begun focusing on the states. voter last year approved an initiative to manufactuove it tn hour. this year democrats have placed questions on the ballot to raise it in arkansas, alaska and south

dakota. what democrats are trying to do is repeat what happened in 2006. that's when they put them on the ballot in six states of the won all six of them and at the same time helped to put democrats over the top in tough senate races. in missouri, it won 76% of the vote. on the same day the democrat eveniwon a narrow win over the republican. all of this was just enough to give democrats control of the senate by one seat. the idea is to repeat the magic this year by playing up their support min mimum wage. is it working is this to answer that question we have washington journal correspondent.

a lot of these states that we're talking about where this minimum wage is on the ballot. we have polling from kentucky k louisiana, iowa. these are some key battle state grounds. it's very popular. 60% in those states. we have other red states where it's on the ballot. it looks like it's going to pass. what about the second part of it. are people connecting it to the democrats agenda. >> here is where it's interesting. in places like milwaukee it's on the ballot as a local advisory referendum in all sorts of other forms. what we see is a substory in state it's all over this country. there are people campaigning and knocking on doors about minimum wage issues.

it will play. scott walker in wisconsin has had a lot of trouble on this issue. he was asked by a local group, raise up wisconsin to if look at whether $7.25 an hour is a living wage and his administration said it is. that's been coming back at him. so bottom line is that it's all over. i think it is playing in quite a few places. i think it could be a factor there in helping but one thing to understand is republicans have gotten smarter. in alaska the republican says he's voting for. >> what they are doing do is drawing distinctions, they are saying it's okay for my state but when i go to washington i'm not dog. >> it's surreal. absolutely we got to go to $9,

$10 an hour but i don't want to do it two states over. >> nationally is this the way it has to be. does it have to be state by state? >> without a doubt. look, we've had a fascinating phenomenon on the minimum wage in america. if you recall a year and a half ago, barack obama was saying maybe we'd go to $9 an hour. a couple of people said $10. now $10 is the accepted number. places like alaska, talking about $15. at the federal level, no move m. if it wins on all of the states on the ballot. if it maybe saves pat quinn. if it wins in a lot of places,

perhaps the republicans will evolve up this kcotton/sullivan battle and say maybe we should endorse it. >> we played the dprut krigut f christy. >> walkerer wisconsin. it seems like they are reading off a script. it is an insult to be talking about the minimum wage. why do we want to talk about the minimum wage when we want workers to be making three to 4 times that. scott walker has said he doesn't like the minimum wage. i'm all for the higher wages. there was something said relatively similar in iowa.

when they are pressed on it, they say they are all about four times the minimum wage. does that work? i don't think so. maybe it does with some of the base. maybe it reinforces some concepts for them. i was listening to governor christy there and i thought to myself nobody sits around the table and talks about -- he's right. everybody sits around the table and hopes their child is the ceo of apple or the president of the united states or host of a tv show on saturday morning. the reality that christy has missed and walker has missed. some others. a lot of those sitting at that stable, they are making the minimum wage. this sbisn't about their kids. in rural places like south dakota, folks who may be working

at a garage, they are making relatively low wages. the idea of bumping it up. it makes sense to them. you will you have red states that maybe the republicans will have in the red states bought the same time look at the minimum wage states, they are probably all going to pass. nick nichols from the nation. we want to return to the nows right after this after yesterday's shooting in seattle. there was another onesacramento. details after this.

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all right so we've been talking all year on this show about one of the big battles that is going to be playing out on election day ten days before now. the battle that has to do with capitol hill, washington. who will control the house? it looks like it will be the republicans. how big will that majority be? also the senate. which party will control the senate? what is the biggest source of suspense this year in the midterm elections. the second big battle is not in washington but on the state

capitals across the country. something potentially historic is going to be happening there. we want to tell you about it this morning. we're ten days away from elections there so what you see on the screen. the big board. what you see on the screen right here, these are the worst heres in modern political history for incumbent governors. these are the years in which the most incumbent governors were repeated for election in the general election. what you see is he 1970. seven incumbent governors lost their jobs. 1978. jimmy carter's midterm. under george bush senior, six governors lost. we wanted to put this up here what is on the line. in 2014 we don't know what the answer is but here is something to keep in mind. what you see on the screen here

are 14 states that we've covered in yellow. these are 14 states where right now, incumbent governors are in some danger of being defeated for re-election ten days from now on election night. this is not counting hawaii. the incumbent governor there already lost in the primary. we're only talking about him losing in the general election. there are 14 days. if even half this many governors lose on election night. if 8 or more lose we make history. it becomes the bloodiest in history for incumbent governors. we're not just talking about incumbent governors. we're talking about governors from both parties who are in grave danger. let's take a closer look to show

you who is in the most danger. a perfect example. this is alaska. you have an incumbent republican governor shawn parnell. surely he's safe. no. he's now trailing. this is the average of all of the polls conducted in alaska. the average shows the independent candidate leading the republican incumbent, teamed up with the guy who used to be the democratic nominee. they seemed up a cup of months ago, sarah palin when parnel was governor. palin went back and endorsed the governor. the incumbent basically tied with his opponent. connecticut, slightly behind,

blue state, democratic governor in serious danger there. in florida, we've talked a lot about but crist has pulled ahead of rick scott. the challenger now leading the incumbent challenger there. number seven. seven is where you tie history. eight is where you make history. sneaking up on that already. jordan deal, very close race in georgia versus carter. this one not so close but polling that suggests recently maybe the democrat a.j. has a chance against the governor of idaho. a republican for eight years. there might be some fatigue for him. o illinois, pat quinn his approval ratings down in the 30s. he raised taxes to 60%.

basically a dead even race there. in kansas, sam brown -- beck the forther senator trailing the democrat out there. they have a chance to win three oncoming races. he . another story, paul page will he beo-elected because of the independent. democrats think they have a shot hear and they are certainly within striking distance. new hampshire, maggie in a better chance the incumbent

governor and his wife, ahead right now but there's some volatility. pennsylvania, not a stretch. there's no incumbent governor in the country who's in worse shape running more than ten points behind the democrat. he looks pretty much done in pennsylvania. that's almost a guaranteed pick up. wisconsin. 47.3 for the democrat. 47.3 for walker. this may be the most competitive governor race. the steaks very high with walker will being to run for president. if he loses this race. it takes him out of the next presidential race. there's high stakes in term of scott walker's future the seven, that's the most ever lost in a general election. we just ran through the numbers.

there's a lot more than seven in danger of leading. something to keep a close eye on. we'll have more on governors in the next hour. also, elizabeth warren on the campaign trail. a live report, straight ahead. ♪ [safety beeping] ♪ [safety beeping] ♪ [safety beeping] ♪ the nissan rogue, with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is your imagination. ♪ nissan. innovation that excites.



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when he went to the hospital with symptoms, he travelled extensively around new york c y city. we want to begin with the latest developments of the deadly school shooting. four remain in critical condition. the fifth was killed. the high school football player also took his own life. he doesn't fit the profile of a quote/unquote typical shooter. joining me is a retired agent. the sketch that's emerging about this shooter, part of the homecoming court, we say he doesn't fit the profile but is there a profile? >> the fbi at the analysis

section which i'm very familiar with. atf has had agents if there as profilers since 1984. i used to supervise them. they are a great unit. they did studies on mass shootings and active shooters. they say there's a copycat fen onlion like people studying shooters. so that is something they uncovered. there's always suicide surrounding these. a lot of type there's grievance issues. people have a grudge. they are mad at somebody. a lot of times it's typical reaction. it it may be he that there's a

grievance or judge. the developing 15-year-old main get a bereta .20 caliber and he uses that to settle his grudge or lost his girlfriend or racial insult, whatever he may be, something that everyone will experience in their lives one of these set backs . something that caught necessity this, these are his classmates but aparnly two of the victims are his cousins. >> right, steve. the anger spills over in young people. they are developing. we all live through those tumultuous years. they are developing your brain and personalities. everything is changing for you. the small things seem big you might give a person a gown

target shoot. some people like to shoot with their teen age son. they like to hunt. access to a gun, look what it has ton to the families of the victims. it is just horrible. we need to think about these parents that a person is in trouble. a young person. it will be spilling out of them all the time. comes to the attention of fellow students and strauktors. that's when you have to step in and say, okay, what's going on here? this guy is having trouble? does we need to take steps. many of these plotsbeen stopped but all too often they

are not when they could be. >> thank you. >> only ten days before the election. we want to turn back to the campaign trail. we were just discussing the really surprising number of incumbent governors in danger of being fired from their states. it could be a historic number. some are democrats and republicans. among the democrats there's the embattled pet ghin illinois. he watched his approval rating plummet but he has a chance to poll off one of the most incredible come backs. he's doing that from obama's play playbooks. we saw him mobilize over a gun control last.

now he's iinginging more on that in just a second. also in new york, andrew kwocuo is not in political danger. he's well in line to win a second term. but his alliances, wishing democrats had another choice. a lot of democrats wish he was in grave danger. joining me now we have lynn sweet, washington bureau state f and lynn, i will start with you. we will talk with the illinois governor's race here. i think it is a fascinating poll race. a wealthy businessman ahead of

pat quinn in the polling there. the interesting thing to me, i want to play you first and ask but it. this is the campaign that has surprisingly put him in contention for this. i want to play a cut and ask you about it. >> after the billionaire took money out, it went bankrupt. people lost their jobs. the ceo was given a $5 million bonus to tide hem over. the people who lost their jobs, they got a $20 gift card. >> the quinn complain is trying to do what he did in poo twex. is , 2012. >> it is working. he has so far put more than $23

million in the campaign which of course is matched by the way by many of his wealthy friends. so this is not a self funded campaign. early on, he took the campaign of economic popularism. there's a minimum wage question on the illinois ballot. that's there to boost illinois ourn o turn out, if you turn down and amplify the minuses that miner brings to this which is that he's very rich. he has run companies. he's not like you and me. those are the themes. that's a debate monday that he had been adamantly opposed to a

minimum wage increase during a republican primary, now of a su he's for a wage hike. for a man like that to come out like that tells you he's versatile in his positions. another thing, there are themes i have seen in other state races. he's noe people who have had questions about quinn through the years are coming through. quinn having ato end the campain as he started it. you can be a billionaire businessman and run companies but that you does not mean that you'll care for the people of

illinois in the way i have even with some of the flaws that obviously he has. everybody knows it because i was around the commercials all the time. >> this is one that's razor thin. >> one other quick point. the white house has been sending in everybody obama twice. just in this month obama biden, twice, everybody but sunny and bow. let me ask you. the democratic incumbent, a race at the start of the year that people said nationally looper should be fine. basically again, a tie when you look at the polling here. an interesting question, eli i want to play you some tape and have you respond to it. there was some heated ballot.

the democrats trying to put the republican candidate on the defensive. he responded and tries to turn it on the governor. want to play that and ask you about it. >> john, what do you have to say to women who are widows, who have orphans because of parolees that you've let out of state correction direct from solt ita confinement. >> tom clemens was part of that reform. for you to make his murder part of a political gambet i think is rep reprehensible. who's getting the better of that argument. >> at this point, the republicans. they had a lot of success at

framing it about his leadership. he's a guy that's nice and makes funny tv adds but he's not comfortable making out the different decisions but as campaign shifted to the fall he try to change to a public safety argument. he has just put a dicey and tough popptopic for him to talk about. the widow of tom clemens wrote beau a letter saying please stop politicalizing our tragedy. the denver post editorial board coming to her defense saying it is disgusting what he's doing. really the public safety issue

is. he has always been a likable politician. you hey n you may not agree with him but he's a central governor. colorado is a centrist state. they have to win all of the voters in the middle. >> the critique of john that had been working was about leadership was about does this guy have a stiff enough spine. in the closing days, that's not where it is. on the ground showing the public polls with a margin of error. i think folks are comfortable where they are showing them up 6 points now. >> that's interesting. mr. new york politics, the race here not that close. we will put the numbers up. cuomo.

blake, the story here b is that it is keenind of extraordinary. cuomo was the first to use the i'm not a scientist line when asked about fracking. he says and does a lot of things that drive democrats and liberals crazy. unlike the other races we're talking about, this will not be a close race. however, cuomo had a surprisingly tight primary race. he ended up winning with 60% of the vote to lose votes for a primary for mayor is rare. that's because like you said, he's been criticized on fracking

to coziness with wall street. things like that. all of the people who voted with cuomo in the primary the democrats to the left what he will they do in the primary. they can write out teachow as a write in wrote. i don't think think will do that. some may want to send a message to kwoaem tocuomo to narrow his margin of victory. there's a guy named hawkins who is polling very high. cuomo is on the working families party line that tends to be where liberals would register their accident.

he struck a deal where ended up on their ballot line. >> that will always baffle me just the idea that cuomo has to worry about his left flank in politics. thanks to lynn sweet from the chicago sun times. >> blake zef, i appreciate all of you joining us this morning. elizabeth warren in a primary state. next. ♪ [ female announcer ] we love our smartphones. the the. by offering things like on-the-spot data upgrades --

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families,alize elizabeth warren. that was former secretary of state millary clinton yesterday campaigning for martha cokely alongside warren. senate owarren has crossed line to new hampshire where she's trying to defeat him a send time. she's getting the rock star treatment in her campaign app r appearanc appearances. people say she's gotten the most response of surrogates. for a long time there has been a draft warren movement to try to get rher position. she was asked if he would take a position in the white house. she said i don't think so. if he said if he there's had

there's anything i've learned in the last five years it is don't worry. casey, thanks for joining us. let me ask you, you had warren and clint your honor on the same stage. that is warren's home what's your sense of this in terms of enthusiasm. if you tell them elizabeth or hillary is coming to down who gets more excited. >> i think warren has more residents among democratic activists and the base. boston is the active place where people are seen all of her adds

versus scott brown. she's going to rally with students here at unc and by the end of the day she'll be in keen new hampshire, a real hot spot for democratic activists. bill clinton has here earlier this month and said that this is a plis that has treated the clintons very well over the years. a place a lot more friendly than iowa has. >> there's an interesting test there. read that quote from people magazine. i know it jumped out at me. what's your read on what she's saying there. >> it sounds to me that they

this is a step forward from where she had been before. her quotes had been very straight forward. no, i am not running for president. i think for any of these politicians, you see this across the board. this may be warren's moment. there are populace strains running through both parties. she has tapped into that. we're already starting to see hillary fatigue. i think for any politician it's really hard to resit the calls who say do it, do it, we want you. that is the story of 2006. good luck. appreciate it. >> all right. what hillary clinton had to say about warren and what warren has

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i love watching elizabeth. [ applause ] you know, give it to those who deserve to get it. former secretary of state hillary clinton yesterday talking about nae naewarren. she seemed to open the door. a crack about her run for president this week. i want to bring back our panel to talk about this. we ta we started talking about it last hour. i don't know if there's any interest in her to run. if there's any democrat out there capable ever giving her a

run for her money -- is anyone capable of giving her a run for her run. speaking of money who has the money that hlary clint does warren, don't think she will run. she has an interest of getting hillary elected. i will say one more thing on income inequality and consumer protection. the income disparity between average pay and ceo is 300 to 1. people think it is s7 to 1. if people are credibility. i actually don't think warren

could give clint your honor a run for her money. warren on the national stage and you'd see how far to the left she is of someone like hillary clinton. i don't know how well that would play in the heartland of the count country. in the hearts of democratic voters, many who i have talked to have been resolved that hillary clinton have been will be the candidate. i don't know that elizabeth warren fills that gap. i think warren has a lot more to lose than running for president than a lot of these other people we'd talk about running against clinton. she's relatively popular both nationally and certainly locally in boston and platform.

she's seen as a rising star on the left. they could take the seats back. is she going to be committee chair woman. she could get a bigger role where she could potentially do things that could be meaningful. >> all of that is possible. no one is singing from the song book. voters love income warfare. class warfare. the only way you can move up the ladder is if the government helps you. >> to our point about the '08 election which you dismissed earlier, obama was in single digits until he ran a better campaign about what voters wanted. >> i think he was about 15, 20

points behind. you're looking at a 50 point gap right now. >> as a republican, when you look at this race, do you want warren to run -- >> i think she's going to run. if hillary decides to run which i don't think she will, she's going to have the same -- she's going to have to defend why did she vote for the iraq war. all of the things that kept her from getting the nomination last time. what makes it difference this time? >> the counter to that would be -- >> people who know foreign policy that hurt her in '08. i think her opinion on foepubli policy -- people really examine secretary of state. >> it's part of her record.

>> we're not supposed to yell at each other. >> this is it. if it's hillary clinton -- the one thing we've never seen before is she lost in 2008 but she got 17 million votes. we've never seen a loser get 17 million votes. it's a very unique position. >> of course. we were talking billion florida governor race we have two incumbents that come with this built in constituency and people who have voted for them before. that's something that people have overstated. so in some ways, a voting relationsh relationship, a lot of people have voted for her before.

and voted for her husband. >> voters don't like to be told that they are wrong about somebody. i think she will hang onto those votes. she only has to build upon it. i think she suffers something of an enthusiasm gap with obama but has some talented surrogated working for her. >> our thanks to you guys for joining us. up against the clock is next. back to this morning's breaking news in the effort to contain ebola. that's next. rock you like a hurricane." ♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle.

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when you ask him about john nichols. please welcome david avilla. he grew up watching the show boy meets world. we will find out what he thinks about the program boy meets game show. it's wesley lowery. and now the genual and affable host sthe host steve kornacki. thank you for a packed episode of up against the clock. our current events and politics show. let me remind you how it works. we play three rounds here. 100 in the first second, 200 in the second, 300 in the third. the questions get harder as we go along. remember you'll be penalized for

any incorrect answer. also, we have several bonus questions scattered throughout. with that contest ants, i will ask you if you're ready to play. 100 secs on the clock. in a final push to win control for the senate for republicans, a last minute infusion of $6.5 million into six competitive races was provided by these well known brothers, john. >> koch brothers. >> koch brothers. next week in kansas born person -- >> bob dole. >> dole completed a tour of kansas's 105 counties. >> after a report from the associated press this week, lawmakers he are scrambling a

loophole to allow former nazis living in the united states to connect what, john? >> social security. >> this 1990 as political scandal icon created an internet furry when she joined twitter. >> monica lewinsky. you've triggered our bonus question. this is a risk free proposition. if you will correctly identify who says this, you will get 100 points. please direct yaour attention t mr. jeffrey wright. >> in his book animal farm, this 20th british century novelist wrote all animals are equal. some animals are more equal than others. george orwell.

>> correct. give that man an extra 100 points. next 100 point toss up question, quote, more weed, less war is a tag line of etu adds in support of the libertarian candidate running in this city, north carolina. >> john kerry announced that in former senator in 1984 -- >> gary heart. >> the republican governor's association announced thursday night -- >> david. >> maryland. >> i'll complete the question. spending an additional $1 million. >> scott walker. >> scott walker to win election in wirv in wisconsin. >> realistically my political career is probably over when asked about his career -- >> anthony wiener.

>> john in the lead with 600. >> wesley fairly close with 300. good news, david. we're moving to the 200 round. the questions are twice as hard and twice as valuable. 100 secs on the clock. after conan o'brien joked on twitter that he would dress as her. >> madeline albright. >> an fbi agent who headed up the famous abscam sting operation in the late 70 as and 80s was in south dakota to campaign for david presler. >> that's right. >> responding to complaints from the chinese government, smooth jazz saxophonist deleted a twitter photo of himself in

wesley. >> correct. >> 61 years after she became the first british monarch that insist on her incoreination be televised. >> queen elizabeth sent her first social media message this week via this. >> twitter. >> correct. stop the clock. that is our use it or lose it bonus question. here is how it works. i have a follow-up question related in some way to the answer you just answered. you can get 200 points, if you're right get an extra 200 points but if you're wrong, you will lose 200 points. i have the question, will you lose or or use it. >> i will lose it. on thursday iowa republican candidate canceled --

>> with the des moines register. >> wesly in the lead there. 200 point toss up asking quote why not the best. this conservative pundit and weekly editor floated a possible -- >> billy crystal. >> the greg an ot the nominee for was endorsed this week by -- >> chuck norris. >> the four security guards convicted in federal court this week of killing 14 iraqis in 2007 were employed by this. >> black water. >> 200 additional points for john. we have a barn burner here. david moving into the lead. surging into the league. wesley right behind him at 700. >> this is a very 300 point round here. we will dim the lights for affect a. this an independent r

release wednesday found that thousands of students, including its elite college basketball program were enrolled. >> in fake classes at the university of north carolina. >> arizona's sheriff famous for his hard immigration presented underwear to this prime time hln host. >> take a chance on nancy grace. >> you are correct. 300 points for john. can make up a lot of ground quickly. california governor jerry brown said this week that when his second term ends whoa consider returning to his old job of oakland. >> oak the conservative free beacon attacks this democratic senator over his 1985 thesis on the topic of school

desegregation? >> oh, who was that -- >> no one knew that was senator mark prior of arkansas. new rate in the nation as its republican governor -- >> georgia. >> david at 1,200 with that tied for the lead. congressman mike mishu tied with this controversial named governor. david? >> la paige. >> correct. the democratic independent ticket seeking to oust sean parnell received an unlikely endorse thmt week. >> sarah palin. >> david wins the game at the wire with 1,800 points! what an exciting game that was. >> as our champion, your name will be engraved using the finest sharpie ink on the stain resistant "up against the clock." and 1988 film "cocoon ii,"

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going to need an answer. >> richard nixon. >> incorrect. john knows it. >> well, the guy was mark felt. >> correct. that's for posterity. congratulations on that. >> like french fries? >> sure, we'll give you fries after the show. david, you may be eligible for a tour of champions. we'll wait and see. john, wesley, you both get the home edition. we'll be back to wrap up the show after this. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill, and my fico® credit score's on here. we give you your fico® score each month for free! awesomesauce! wow! the only person i know that says that is...lisa? julie?! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score.

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south dakota literally has the best music videos ever in politics. i encourage people to google him and see him walking down a country road playing a guitar. >> yes. you can -- it's kind of hokie and then you watch it, it's not that bad. >> the songs are much more detailed than most political party platforms. >> that's true. wesley? >> the story that i week that i loved, boston globe, probably my favorite story of the cycle so far, understated his military service, medals for valor and his parents didn't even know. just fun, interesting story. i definitely want to give that a shout out. >> that's one of those i was reading that in the globe reporter. candidate won't admit to -- they've got to play it. no, they didn't. >> you never see that. anyway, thanks to john nichols, david, wesley for joining us. we'll be back here tomorrow morning 8:00 am eastern time. melissa harris perry is coming up. thanks for coming up and see you tomorrow.

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