why the poll city and this evolution of health care and business in america as well as the policy side and especially medicare and medicare cade and one thing i have a question of, i have been trying to figure out on my own and hopefully you can help me. there's many going on at the top level. >> many are for us. >> that's a really good question. there are, as you said, some in the health care law. in the whole scheme of things, they are not huge. i think one of the biggest problems, if you will, of the health care law is that it actually doesn't reform medicare. so a lot of the problems that we have with medicare before the law went in to effect are still there. the medicare line is still dry ten years from now. so the hope to earlier this year is that congress would be able to give the medicare fund. instead they r-p so busy of funding the the medicare law that they haven't done anything with medicare. i guess the answer to your question is the that the law doesn't do much with medicare. >> you mentioned some campaigns for non-profits that are working to enroll people. what facts are

feel as if things in the city of oakland are on the wrong track. in a statement mayor jean quan said the pollighlights the concern and frustration that many residents have with crime. and she says she shares that frustration but feels the city is making progress with its crime fighting efforts. >> reporter:quan did not directly address her declining support. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> reporter:tesla says it appears that a fire that engulfed one of its sporty model s electric cars in seattle resulted from damage caused by a collision. video of the fire has been posted online. firefighters say in an incident report that the car fire appeared to be extinguished but then reignited, leading them to dismantle the front end of the vehicle. they used a jack to lift the vehicle and a circular saw to gain access to the burning battery pack.shares of tesla motors inc. fell more than 6 percent wednesday after an internet video showed flames spewing from the vehicle. >> they used a check to lift the vehicle and circular saw to gain access to the burning battery pack. tesla's this appears the fire was cau

some people it's turning away from bricks and mortar and instead turning to the shipping containers of the city's. exit polls suggest an ally of georgia's billionaire prime minister as while landslide victory in the country's presidential elections this marks and to a decade empowered by me how saakashvili is ally suffered a blistering defeat at the polls are just very financial reports from the country's capital tbilisi georgia dream call ation over the country's prime minister a billionaire but even ishmael is celebrating the victory now as exit polls say a man a four year old philosopher go get marvellous really ahead of twenty two other candidates including but cards endorsed by the country's outgoing president mikheil saakashvili and his united national movement the former parliamentary speaker has already confirmed his defeat and congratulated his rival appalling the good results but another favorite of space race you know bill john was a veteran politician here in georgia one of the leaders of the two thousand and three rose revolution here in the country the first color revolution but so regime chang

. >> voters in sunnyvale head to the polls to decide on a gun measure that is drawing the attention of the n.r.a. and the new york city mayor. it would require sunnyvale gun owners to report firearm thefts to police within 48 hours, lockup the guns at home and get rid of magazines that hold more than ten rounds. dealers would have to keep logs of ammunition sales. the n.r.a. has threatened to sue. >> train service and flights are cancel in britain as a major storm with hurricane-force winds slashes the area. flood alerts are issued and 7,000 homes are without power dealing with 99-mile-per-hour wind and heavy rain. forecasters say it is the worst storm to hit britain in years. a teen boy is feared dead after being swept to see while playing in the surf. >> watch for a parade of

the biggest ballots with 4 propositions and 4 local races. starting today voters can cast their ballots early at san francisco city hall. the polls will be open monday through friday from 8:00 to 5:00, except on columbus day, a week from today, city hall will also be open for voting during the last weekend of this month and the first weekend of next month. >>> 4:49 is the time so that is a little news, sal, more opportunities to vote or gives you a bigger timeframe anyway. >> and makes it more convenient for sure. >> yeah. >> good morning. let's take a look at what we have now. the commute looks pretty good for the most part, we are starting off well. chp has asked or san francisco fire department by the way has asked chp to close the yerba buena island off-ramp to treasure island, that is on the far left, chp will close that to allow firefighters to continue their mop up operations, if you have to get on to treasure island go to san francisco, get on that lower deck and exit eastbound on the left just before the tunnel. >>> also moving along and taking a look at westbound bay bridge, this looks good up to the toll plaza, it is l

international olympic committee pays a visit to the host city to see for himself how preparations are going to joins us now live from such a full nor high that poll so does the city and feel like it's almost already tell us. yes well as you mentioned the new president of the international olympic committee thomas has been in sochi all week to mark one hundred days until the start of the games and he's just given one of his first interview since being appointed in the new role he gave it to r.t. now we sat down and discussed a whole host of issues surrounding the sochi games notably of course the so-called gay propaganda law here in russia the planning of nontraditional sexual relations to minors now on monday president putin said that everyone is welcome in sochi regardless of sexual orientation and this is the message that has for spectators who are concerned about the law. we've got provisions are coming along. very very encouraging when you see the sports facilities. we can be very very confident that we have excellent conditions here during the games the last one hundred every games this is. you know the last great show the last leg is over.

the republican party would say that we give up. i think they are not true. national polls might have drilled down deep in san francisco and new york city. if members of congress looked at the polls, they will look at them in their own congressional district and it will reflect a big difference in what you see on the national polls. people should not be too jittery about holes. we are not a democracy. democracy.n a >> if you are listening to people, look at what the stock market is doing right now. investors are anxious and americans are losing money in their pension plans. >> one of the things that is misleading is missing the big picture of the debt. debt has gone up $7 trillion where the debt is 100% of gdp for every dollar that we spend, $.42 is borrowed. the short-term political sacrifices are nothing to be compared to the long-term gain of strengthening america's financial division. our financial division is being weakened by this president. >> will the government default? i am optimistic. i believe if we don't change the spending curve right now, this is going to be played out over and over again until outside financiers come in an

the deadlock over their country's nuclear program. >>> forecasters are telling tokyo residents to be ready for heavy rain and intense winds, as a powerful typhoon races toward the city. >>> a new nhk poll suggests japanese prime minister shinzo abe remains popular, even after he announced his plan to raise the consumption tax. >>> a proposal was made on the country's nuclear program, meeting with delegates from six major powers for the first time since president hassan rouhani took office in august. the two days of talks are happening in gin eve a. participants include mohammed sareef and foreign policy chief ashton. envoys from the u.s., russia, china, france, and germany are there, too. ashton's spokesperson said zarrif gave a 30-minute presentation to explain tehran's ideas. they propose to accept tougher inspections, in exchange they want western powers to ease economic sanctions on them. the u.s. and other nations have demanded the iranians stop enriching uranium close to weapons grade. they say only then would they ease sanctions. >>> a large and powerful typhoon is churning toward japan's biggest metropolis. residents of tokyo and the surrounding area are preparing to take cover

the view from southern china. >> reporter: this is one of china's more industrial and poll lewded cities. sky is an unhealthy gray on most days. it isn't just come fined to this area, it is all across china. 40% of premature deaths were reported in china, as a result of air pollution. up north, the life expectancy of the people there has already been cut by 5.5 years because of air pollution. the central government in beijing has vowed to put in $60 billion to deal with the problem starting with the capitol city itself. the air pollution in beijing got so bad at one point that it was unadvisable for people to step outside of their homes, so bad it was way beyond the levels of the measuring scale for air pollution. for the millions of people that are having to live and suffer with the consequences of it, no government solution is actually being applied fast enough. >>> environmentalists say breathing in the area cairo is the equivalent of smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. the level of air pollution is 20 times worse than acceptable. the seasonal burning of rice straw by farmers here creat

the election of arnold schwarzenegger. >>> elections taking place on november 5. san francisco city hall opens for early voting tomorrow. the polll be open monday through friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. except october 14 and vote at city hall during the last weekend in october and first weekend in november. four propositions are on the ballot. >>> plans to build a new sandy hook elementary school in connecticut are moving forward. res dependents voted in favor of the project -- residents voted in favor of the project. the shooting left 20 children and six staff members dead. 5,000 voters showed up for the election. 4500 voted in favor of the rebuild. >>> there are media reports that members of the team tasked with identifying and destroying weapons in syria are on they way to a weapons location. the experts have been given 9 months to neutralize the program. it includes a thousand tons of toxins stored at 45 different locations. >>> two alarm house fire left one person injured and five people without a place to live. the fire was reported at 2:00 a.m. this morning. the two people there at the time of the fire got out. one of

the city concerning pay and retirement benefits. the offensers has lost nearly 100 officer a year during the past two years. >>> a new staff report finds redwood city construction boone downtown is taking a pollner, the markry news, the city council will consider recommendations tomorrow to address the problem of marking availability, such as increasing parking meter rates, installing realtime signage and informing drivers of parking spot availability and moving downtown parking out of the city center. >>> a young livermore girl is battle a brain tumor, but she is not fight ag lone. she and her family are getting incredible support from friends and strangers. >> i was going outside, picking flowers, looking at butterflies. >> marlon's daughter was a lively two and a half-year-old until last month. these are his photos of his little girl. she was diagnosed with a brain tumor and is now undergoing chemotherapy. fortunately the family is not coping alone. >> she didn't have a choice to get her head shaven. i have a choice and to help support her and her family. >> this is one of the things that delaney's family said is helping to lift their spirits. >> one by one the firefighters at the livermor

the dog. thousand we' now we're going to take a poll by clap audience who you think should win. is it the alien? [ applause ] >> wendy: okay. contestant number two, the city scape. [ applause ] >> wendy: and contestant number three, the yorkie. [ applause ] >> wendy: i'm confused. wait. i think it's between two and three. sounded like two was the loudest? all right. number two. the winner is -- lady will i li. we're giving you a $500 gift card from ricky's. and you guys, this is fabulous. and yorkie fabuls. she's 4'9". we'll give you each 7 pounds of candy thanks to hershey. and congratulations to you. thank you studio audience for putting an event fe for effort fo halloween. we'll take a break and be right back. thank the nht peoplek. at hershey's. every in our studio audience is also going home with a 7 pound bag. also i want to thank my guests today holly robinson peete, dave mizejewski. also brian balthazar. and also my studio audience. steve, thank you for making this wonder woman costume for me. hey, steve, it still fits! tomorrow we have a 13-year-old chef from gordon ramsey's chef junior. he'll come cook for us. rember, crime doesn't pay. see you

the kardashians." [ laughter ] it's already out. it's a great show. [ applause ] hi, bruce. [ laughter and applause ] i can't believe this. we just had our primary for mayor here in new york city. and the new pollted. it got even worse when 50% were like, "wait, giuliani's leaving?" [ laughter ] i like that guy. oh, this is pretty cool. doritos is asking people from around the world to submit videos that could end up in its super bowl commercial. yeah. then the jets were like, "sweet, maybe we will be in the super bowl." ♪ doritos doritos [ cheers and applause ] did you see this earlier this week? russian president vladimir putin wrote an op-ed piece on syria for "the new york times" so that he could speak directly to the american people. yeah. and i guess he really caught the newspaper bug because now he's even doing sunday funnies for some other papers. i mean, this is true. take a look at this. [ with russian accent ] "i can make mondays disappear." [ laughter ] just helping out garfield right there. yeah. here's a "dennis the menace" cartoon that putin wrote. [ with russian accent ] "don't worry, dennis, you won't be hearing from mr. wilson anymore." [ laughter ] dennis looks frightened. >>

the debt ceiling. a new cnn/orc said it -- poll said it would be bad. >> weather wise we continue to see mid-80s. 85 in the city. 4 in perry hall. 84 from frederick. winds are light from the west, enough to stir the air. humidity is creeping up. we begin to say hello, potentially to karen, not a named storm yet, but you see a well defined center near the yucatan and mexico. this thing is looking more and more impressive. clear and mild. back to you. >> sasha and bear are back home with their owners. the owners were forced to give up the 14 and 15-year-old pitbulls after the law ruled they are inher repetitively dangerous. sasha and bear's owners took them it consider the and they are back home tonight. >>> people are back home after efforts to shore up a home back fired. it happened in the 1900 block of wilkens avenue. people said part of the vacant row house collapsed in november but the city put up large wooden braces to keep the rest of the brick facing from falling down. that held up until contractors began work on an adjacent row house. >> the bricks weren't falling. it's not like they needed to do that. t

percent say they would vote to re-elect mayor quan it is no surprise that 47 percent of those poll says that the citykland is on the wrong track. >> the mayor says she feels that the city is making progress with a crime that is happening in the city of oakland. >> still had a potential traffic nightmare head this week end and what you need to know appeared >> but first a calif. little league is the focus of a hate crime. >> will have more when we come back from the break. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. this week, folgers is $6.88 for the large size. that's a lot of coffee. skip the warehouse. charmin is $13.99 for 24 double rolls. and lean cuisine entrees are just a buck 99. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. only at safeway. getting the right nutrion isn't always eas first, i want a way toelp minimize my blood sugar spik. then, a way to sport heart heal. ♪ and t's not forget

the new york city police department reporting from new york. r.t. british m.p.'s already tell the truth and unlikely to make a mistake recent u.k. poll yet again politicians on top of the most mistrust of professions list. the streets of london to find out more. cash for questions selling access to the prime minister and of course m.p.'s abusing their expense accounts the story that just keeps on giving all of these scandals and more have come together to undermine the moral capital of politicians and the amount of trust the able to command with the public a poll done earlier this year said britons think politicians tell the truth less than buying because it's all real estate agents don't to nicholas allen co-author of a new book on ethics and politics says this creeping loss of trust goes right to the heart of the legitimacy of all governments and there is a perception i think that politicians have. become less and less onerous less ethical in the way they conduct they say politics if people perceive politicians to be generally immoral and dishonest the politicians are going to lose a certain amount of moral authority politicians go

from the pampas to the tongues d cities all eyes are on this province where the rule party is lagging behind in the polls>> we have done so much in these ten years giving people back their rights i in terms of socil spending and human rights and housing. >> soring inflation and have taken place. they have governed argentina for more than a decade. >> we are at a turning point and we are nearing an end to the era. she may lose control of the senate and any chance of forming the constitution to allow her a third term is over and there is no substitute. the province mayor who is running for congress against the president's chosen candidate may be an option. argentine politics is unique. the movement is made up of many factions and parties. and typically it plays the roll of government and opposition. if the ruling party scores badly as polls indicate, a power struggle for alternative leadership is to follow. >> five people including a toddler are dead after a stabbing in a house in the new york bureau of brooklyn. the emergency services says the victims were found in the sunset park neighborhood before 11 p

this is our tease of the week you is today's top stories as well you with me tom would say to offer a story on monday a poll full suicide blasts hit a bus in the country's southern city of volgograd killing six and wounding dozens many witnesses were unable to understand what had happened describing the scene as a war zone lindsey france made some of the survivors. october twenty first started just like any other monday here in volgograd people woke up with places to go and think to get that heavily using bus stations just like this. but for several people needing bus number twenty nine they could never have foreseen how quickly their lives would change when they took that ride. the route ran without incident from morning till afternoon until one person got on board thirty year old lie you see all about that is when things took a tragic turn anastasio the very on a boy was on her way home from classes at the university laughing and talking with the other students crucially it was in the middle of the bus which say trade life was the real truth when the boss who did everything around me when flying and from that moment i don't remember anything on the recall being thr

is largely as of the week as well as today's top stories here with me to say let's take a look at a story on monday a poll full suicide blasts hit a bus in the country's southern city of volgograd killing six and wounding dozens many witnesses were unable to understand what had happened to describing the scene as a war zone are just lazy friends some of the survivors. october twenty first started just like any other monday here in volgograd people walk up with places to go and things to get but heavily using bus stations just like this but for several people needing bus number twenty nine they could never have foreseen how quickly their lives would change when they took that ride the route ran without incident from morning till afternoon until one person got a record thirty year old why you don't see all of that is when things took a tragic turn anastasio the very on the boy was on her way home from classes at the university laughing and talking with the other students crucially it was in the middle of the bus which say trade life. when the boss who did everything around me when flying and from that moment i don't remember anything on the recall being thrown onto h

the biggest ballots with four propositions and four local races. starting today, voters can cast their ballots early at san francisco city hall. the pollsl be open monday through friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. except on columbus day which is a week from today. city hall will be open for voting during the last weekend of this weekend and the first weekend of next month. and early voting also starts today in san mateo county for the november 5th election. several school bond measures and a parcel tax to benefit schools are on the ballot. there are also tax mesh usuals that will be decide -- measures that will be decided. >>> sal's back. everybody behaving? >> i would say so. we do have slow traffic out there. pardon my voice. of the -- the traffic is doing well in some areas. we're groan look at 280 northbound -- gonna look at 280 northbound. you will see the traffic is gonna be busy. 280 continues to be slow after 17 as well. so i want to make sure that you know that you are in for a little slow traffic. i want to show you the south bay map and show you exactly what i'm talking about here. so 280 is going to continue to be slow after

the conservatives are trying to sow immigration control they're lying in a speech. getting. away by causing their benefits and telling you now if you want to any city in the u.k. you will find the. poll. are filled with people from eastern europe people who are . armed population. people it's people from eastern europe and quite frankly you can't force people back when the jobs are there if you want to get people back into work particularly young people you've got to get immigration under control and you can't get immigration to control well to members of your own people you just briefly head out against labor rivals you mentioned labor what about twenty times i think all men are bad but no mention whatsoever of your nigel farage clearly is still doesn't take you keep seriously why should he. well because well the thing into their votes and quite frankly we will cost the conservatives a huge amount of seats in two thousand and fifteen hopefully we're going to go on you know political commentators suggest that we'll go on and win the european elections next year and maybe get somewhere in the region of hundreds of councillors elected on the same day if it was david cameron i'd be very

the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created a bond measure to create the people's railway. would become a reality three years later. on december 28, 1912, mayor sonny rolph introduced the new geary electric streetcar line and the new san francisco railway. that he said would be the nucleus that would host the city. and san francisco gave further incentive to expand the city's network. a project by way of tunnel leading into chinatown by way of north beach. in december the first streetcar was driven into the tunnel. just two years after its berth, muni had added two lines. and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally approved muni take-over of the market street railway. by then motor bus and trolley bus improvement had given them the ability to conquer san francisco's hills. after the war most of the street-car lines would be replaced with motor or trolley bus service. in 1947, the mayor recommended replacing two lines w

the morning. >>> met troet poll tan transportation commission is encouraging the public to te telecommute if they can. we'll tell you what one bay city is helping make that option easier. for knothose who cannot telecommute, the ferry will be expanding service and there will be an additional landing to help reduce dock congestion. as for the other transit options, we have a list of resources for you at abc 7 news.com. you can also download the exclusive abc 7 news waze app to navigate traffic, follow breaking develops on twitter. >>> richmond police are investigating the fatal shooting of a man found inside a mangled car. this is what they found at ohio avenue and 7th street after a t several gunshots were picked up. the man died at the scene. he crashed his car after being shot just before 6:00 last night. investigators have not released the suspect information. >>> a san francisco man is back home after surviving 18 days lost in a remote canyon. 72-year-old gene penaflor gave a thumbs up and his family greeted him after rescuers pulled him out of a deep canyon. he had gone hunting on september 24th. he says he fell and knocked hims

the new york city police department reporting from new york. r.t. . the curtain is about to fall on me how saakashvili is decade long rule in georgia as voters head to the polls to decide who will be there next president with twenty three names on the ballot experts predict they run our vote between three candidates meanwhile tampers are riding high at the polls with one of the front runners accusing prime minister visited iran ishmael you of violating campaign rules analysts say the country is moving closer to a parliamentary democracy with keep hours being handed to the prime minister's office but is still far from overcoming political instability art is where you finish looks into saakashvili conover szell legacy. they are among the maze determined detractors all judges i would go with the president. they follow me how selfishly everywhere to leave him in no doubt to where they stand. circus really was the once popular leader of the rose revolution the first color revolutions which saw power change in post soviet republics. in the last days of his near ten year presidency even former allies on the attack. after his successes started building an authoritari

the stamp is expected to be available next year. >>> a new poll reveals residents in walnut creek are happy and unaware of the city's financial troubles nothing. 76% of the city's residents say walnut creek is headed in the right direction, but city leaders say this is a mixed blessing, as walnut creek is actually facing budget problems. the city manager is predicting a 2 to $5 million deficit starting next fiscal year. >>> today, the san francisco 49ers will induct john mcveigh into the team's hall of fame. mcveigh joined the team back in 1979 as director of player personnel and also served as vice president and general manager during the glory years when the niners won five super bowls. in total, mcveigh spent 21 seasons with the franchise. he will be recognized during tomorrow's game at candlestick against the cardinals. >>> the team boarded a flight yesterday, destination, china. it's part of the nba's global games, an attempt to promote the league worldwide. the warriors will play the los angeles lakers in two exhibition games, one on tuesday in beijing, the second one to be played friday in shanghai. >> the most important thing

the left. nobody there. kansas city wins 17-16 and stanford climb to number 6 and that's because they beat ucla over the weekend. they are number 6 in the polls10. they are 6-1. watch this one handed catch by cody whitfield. next up oregon state, followed by oregon. it does not get any easier. that's it. we'll see you later. >> and developing right now, we spoke with a representative with the union. she confirms the union sent a new offer to bart management. it's not a contract it's a proposal. you can get the latest on the bart strike on kron4 in the morning starting as early as 4:00 a.m. >> a programming note, shortly after this newscast kron4 will be off the air for a minor trance midder repair. we'll be right back on air as soon as the work is complete. brian is here to give us a quick update on the weather. >> it's looking nice for tomorrow. we'll start out with fog in the morning. sunshine late morning into the afternoon. that's a typical situation. we'll see highs in the 60s for san francisco. 70s around the bay. 80s inland and looking into this week ahead, we have the same thing, carbon copy with lots of sunshine, 80s inland, 70s by t

. >> voters in sunnyvale head to the polls to decide on a gun measure drawing the attention of the n.r.a. and the new york cityr. it would require sunnyvale gun owners to report firearm thefts within 48 hours and dealers have to keep laws of ammunition sales much the mayor has given financial support to the measure. the n.r.a. threat wered to sue if it passes. >> the governor will sign a landmark agreement with other governors on the west coast, including the governors of washington and organize and governor brown, along with seven other governors to get $3348 -- three million zero emission vehicles on the road by 2025. wells fargo is donated $25 million to nonprofit charities to pay for neighborhood projects. the recipients include oakland and richmond and habitat for humanity and housing trust of silicon valley in san jose. no word on how much money each nonprofit receives. wells fargo is giving back as part of the outreach program to help revitalize communities in need. >> if you have had a hard time figuring out your smartphone or tablet, a new report fines two in five children have use add mobile device b

the aclu is holding a news conference in san francisco tomorrow and says it will release new public poll numbers showing support for legalized marijuana. >>> san francisco's quake tower will get $1 million makeover. today the city's recreation and park commission will consider bids in a project to fix up the world famous landmark on tall graph hill. it calls for major renovation work on the inside and outside of the 210-foot tower. this is expected to be one of the biggest renovation projects for the tower that was built back in 1933. >> i have yet to see that. >> you have to go inside. >>> coming up we have new information about the two teenagers who went missing in the south bay. coming up in the 5:00 hour, where they were located. >>> a ground breaking for one of the largest cellphone makers in the world. the new home here in the bay area. >> good morning. right now traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area. if you are looking at the golden gate bridge and you are going to be driving there soon i think you should like what you see. it's looking good. >> our string of nice weather continues. how long will this last and can we hold it into the weekend? >>> welcome back to ktvu morning news. marathon contr

city hall starting today. the poms are hope monday through friday -- the polls are hope monday through friday 8:00 to 5:00. early voting is starting in san mateo county. several school bond measures and a tax parcel measure are on the ballot. there are tax measures on business licenses, properties and utilities that will be decided. >>> coming this week, a new $100 bill. we'll show you what it looks like and its special new features. >>> well, investors keeping their focus on washington today. sending stocks lower. few signs emerged of a deal to end the u.s. government shutdown and raise the nation's borrowing limit. the dow is currently down 92, below 15,000. the nasdaq is also down 26 and the s&p down 9. >>> 200,000 bottles of pain medication for babies are being recalled. motrin says there's a risk of tiny pieces of plastic in its concentrated infant drops. retailers are being asked to remove the half-ounce bottles of berry favored medication. the manufacturer says there's only a small chance the pieces of plastic could cause a problem. >>> new $100 bills will be showing up at banks this week. the feder

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that's because the district included the city of asheville some times called the san francisco because of artcy free welling that a democratic poll eubs but the district in 2011. when republicans took control of general assembly, the g oh op ceased the opportunity to split it between two congressional disstreubts. making it the most republican district in the state. >> the congressional districts were redrawn. what will happen in this neighborhood? >> well, you had a neighborhood that's represented by one congressman, split on this street then you have it represented by two different ones. >> charles cart ser a democrat and was a north carolina state senator from 1998 to 2002. he says the new congressional cl lines have one purpose, dilute the democratic vote. >> you have these people represented by one person in congress. so, that's representative mark meadows. >> you have a different can congressman here. >> that's patrick. and who represents that person? >> that's mark meadows. >> would you call this -- it's not necessarily. yes, sir. >>> he had a ring side seat to democratics shenanigans but said it's never been this extreme.

the best of texas is yet to come. >> a recent poll shows davis trailing the republican nominee, texas attorney general greg abbott by eightpoints. we continue to follow the road rage caught on camera in new york city. sources confirmed that police located the man that pulled him out of his suv after the high speed chase and viciously assaulted him. police were negotiating his sur ronder late last night. leon's family broke their silence saying they are sorry a biker was seriously injured but there was simply no other choice. his wife said in a statement, our sympathies go out to the injured motorcycle and his family. we were faced with a life threatening situation and my husband was forced to take the actions he did to protect the lives of our entire family. we know in hur hearts we could not have done anything differently. anyone faced with that danger would have taken the same course of action to protect their family, end quote. some other news outside the u.s. to talk about. tragedy off the coast of italy. a small ship packed with 500 african migrants capsized killing at least 114 people. rescuers managed to save 150 most of whom were from somali. there were more than 100 people unaccounted for

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the republican misinformation campaign has definitely worked. we decided to do a poll of our own. the ed team went to bryant park here in new york citye on the east coast actually know and understand. we asked, do you like obama care or the affordable care act? >> from what i heard, obama care. it gives everybody access to insurance. is what this whole thing is about. i don't know if that affordable care gives everybody the same chance that obama care does. >> they're the same thing. affordable care act is the way it should be known. we absolutely should have -- everyone should have access to health insurance. in this country. i hope that the republicans can see the way and, you know -- it's law, so let's get on with it. >> i'm for the obama care. i just feel that the obama care has a lot more to offer. >> affordable act. i think the affordable act is better for the individual. >> what is the difference? >> they're one and the same. >> they're the same thing. i do know they're the same thing. i was not tricked, ed. >> the information must not travel across the country very fast. i don't know what it is. joining me now is our rapid re

the reindeer. if the city council doesn't step in who knows how long it will continue? oh oh, wait. that's why things like the gallup poll that show 80% of the country is dissatisfied comes as no surprise to anybody on this panel. thanks for being here. >> thanks. >> thanks, megyn. >> we have a case that will be heard by the supreme court. it's a major re ligious freedom case. uh they open up the town meeting with a prayer. any congregation in town can come. it happens to be mostly christian. apparently that was ruled illegal, up lawful. you need to get more muslims, more jews, but there aren't many in town. they want them to of town and bring them in. that's next. >>> plus, the father of six children getting the shock of his life when he opened a letter about health insurance. wait up till you hear uh how high his rates will go. both maxwell and ted have hail damage to their cars. ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirmed a 5:30 time for tuesday. ted, is

since before the voting rights act was enacted to put a stop to literacy tests, poll taxes and the like. we want to north carolina to cover the story of a college sten year at elizabeth citytate university, montravius king, trying to run for city council in elizabeth city which is where his school is located. he has lived there and voted there since 2009. but when he tried to run for office, the chairman of the local republican party turned up and challenged his right to run. he told the board that king shouldn't be allowed to run for city council because he lived at college. that meant he couldn't be a real resident of that town. he said going to college in that town doesn't really count as living there. now, the local elections board, republican dominated agreed with him and said, yeah, king can't run. and the really deep thing about that decision, its that the residency requirements for running for office are the same as the residency requirements for voting. so if republican activists and republican elections officials are going to start blocking college kids from running for office, that lays the ground work for them also blocking every college student in the state f

the base. this is a part of the city where president obama rolled up really big margins in 2012. this is democratic voter territory. bill clinton is saying that they need to show up in the pollsp and worry about gettings your kids to school and putting clothes on their backs and foods on the table and living your dreams, will you care as much as they do and show up and vote. a big reason for the incredible political division in this country is that in the non-presidential years, a whole different america shows -- >> the other reason president clinton is here is that he is a political super-star and generates lots of attention. >> he is there with bobby jindle. he's bringing in some heavyweights as well, don. >> you knew it before you came in here. >> it allows us to run away. i don't care how smart you are, it's a bad way to run a railroad. there are lots of studies, i can just add it, which prove that groups make better decisions. than individuals in any complex environment. there's a book called the wisdom of kraus. >>> talking about his friend, who he's running against here. a bad way to run a railroad. >> peter, has bill clinton teased out any 2016 buzz today? >> not expl