mr. christie: i am glad you gave me the opportunity. america is probably very concerned about that. m glad we straightened it out. mark: johnny chris christie in new hampshire today. when we come back, bernie sanders adviser joins us from boston after this short break. we will be right back. ♪ mark: joining us now with tad devine the presidential -- political advisor to bernie sanders. your candidate does not like political questions. i will ask you something. i want you to answer sets natively. do you think candidate sanders campaign is having an impact so far? >> i think so. i think ernie is taking up base and they are recognizing that. putting forth a powerful message, a message that resonates on the issue of income inequality in america. i think he is talking about differences on important issues. mark: sorry to interrupt you but what is that doing to impact her? changing the campaign behavior as you see it? >> i think they recognize now this will be a contested nominating process. they will have to deal with a real challenger. i think the impact is they spent $1 million on resea

mr. christie i think is wrong. john: he's a former prosecutor. >> he wants to tell people what they want to hear. if the government is getting it right 95% of the time, you know what that means? it means 100,000 people are in prison who don't belong there. so mr. christie, maybe 95% is good enough for him but not good enough for a lot of us. john: people say i bet that 5%, they did something else. they wouldn't have been in there if it hadn't been something? >> finding out so many cases one after the other where there are scandals. police have manufactured evidence against people. we also know that prosecutors are very ambitious. they are evaluated by their conviction rate. so they want to win all of their cases. so it's not necessarily they want to lock up and end this in person. . >> sometimes they've moved onto other office. john: and they're punished for -- for, what was? sorry! a crazy person took some of my papers, but i still have what i need here. what were you saying? >> sometimes we find the prosecutors h

mr. christie i think is wrong. john: he's a former prosecutor. >> he wants to tell people what they want to hear. if the government is getting it right 95% of the time you know what that means? it means 100,000 people are in prison who don't belong there. so mr. christie maybe 95% is good enough for him but not good enough for a lot of us. john: people say i bet that 5% they did something else. they wouldn't have been in there if it hadn't been something? >> finding out so many cases one after the other where there are scandals. police have manufactured evidence against people. we also know that prosecutors are very ambitious. they are evaluated by their conviction rate. so they want to win all of their cases. so it's not necessarily they want to lock up and end this in person. . >> sometimes they've moved onto other office. john: and they're punished for -- for, what was? sorry! a crazy person took some of my papers, but i still have what i need here. what were you saying? >> sometimes we find the prosecutors have

mr. christie i think is wrong. john: he's a former prosecutor. >> he wants to tell people what they want to hear. if the government is getting it right 95% of the time you know what that means? it means 100,000 people are in prison who don't belong there. so mr. christie maybe 95% is good enough for him but not good enough for a lot of us. john: people say i bet that 5% they did something else. they wouldn't have been in there if it hadn't been something? >> finding out so many cases one after the other where there are scandals. police have manufactured evidence against people. we also know that prosecutors are very ambitious. they are evaluated by their conviction rate. so they want to win all of their cases. so it's not necessarily they want to lock up and end this in person. . >> sometimes they've moved onto other office. john: and they're punished for -- for, what was? sorry! a crazy person took some of my papers, but i still have what i need here. what were you saying? >> sometimes we find the prosecutors have

mr. christie: president obama away the store to the iranians.e has negotiated so badly, you don't want this president to buy a car for you. the number one priority is to protect the united states of america. i'm chris christie and i approve this message. john: it is crazy. what does this ad say about big boy, the views of his rivals and the electorate? mark: i cannot believe that he is saying he has at least some experience. who would have thought chris christie would run an ad on national security? i get that, but every republican is finding these are big themes. i cannot believe this is what chris christie thinks he is going to run and win given the fact he does not have that much experience. john: he is referring to his time as u.s. attorney. there are four u.s. senators who would stand up and have their heads explode when they think chris christie is claiming he more foreign policy experience. the scowl on his face -- that is not strength, that is sort of scary. mark: there is no doubt because hillary clinton has that experience, republican

mr. christie visited maryann's diner this morning. governor christie is concentrating on the granite state in the early going of his campaign. he ace monk more than a dozen g.o.p. candidates for the oval office. >>> welshing still ahead on "eyewitness news" at noon, the philadelphia jobs market report and all important holiday forecast, we will be >>> without any pressure. >> yes. >> but, you know come on it is the fourth of july. >> i know. >> and so many people are paying so close to attention to this and i hate to come here in the 11th hour and saying it looks like things are changing. >> you are just messenger. >> we have to keep it real, guys, this is how it is looking at this point. >> right. >> it looks like it will be potentially a little will soggy at one point in the day. whole day is not a wash out but when cain comes tonight could drench you if you have picnic plans. i will time it all out. >> all right let's do it. >> we will start off with a look at storm scan three. you can see signs of life here across virginia border t

mr. christie's his attitude., while now, while the governor is bringing home that message of telling it like it is he has also shared with people's willingness to compromise and work with people from the other party. >> when you are elected president you are not elected president of the people voted for you. you're elected president of all the people, and your job in the first day is to try to bring this country back together. >> i asked the people at one of the town halls here in new hampshire what they think about him telling it like it is. >> i think is i think is honest. >> he is not afraid to tell it like it is. that that is how it should be. clicks having been raised in new jersey that is the way you do it. >> of tommy when he came out what are they do? is supporting him? >> of course. the energy here is a little different. the crowds are smaller. certainly nothing like his announcement. overall it announcement. overall it seems like he is being responded to positively. i do think that is energy is differen

mrs. christie visited maryann's diner earlier this morning. christie is concentrating on new hampshire during beginning stages of the campaign. he is among more than a dozen g.o.p. candidates vying for the oval office. >>> philadelphia's national constitution center hosted a special event to mark the 50th anniversary of the first lgbt equality protest. pioneers of that movement were treated to a private tour of the new exhibit called speaking out for equality, that exhibit chronicles the lgbt movement and ongoing debate over what the constitution means for gay rights. >> is there still work to be done and i think that no american group in the last 50 years never made such astonishing progress that we could not even conceive of when i began. >> reporter: national lgbt 50th anniversary celebration continues with events all across philadelphia, through sunday. >>> and banners representing four colors in the rainbow flag were rolled out at the historic christ church in olde city, people stopped by to see the special gesture. the 20-foot long banner

mr. christie: thank you. thank you. thank you, new jersey. thank you. thank you to livingston.he course of the last week why here? because everything started here for me. everything started here for me. the confidence, the education the friends, the family, and the love that i always felt for and from this community when i decided to make this announcement, there was not any choice. i had to come home and livingston's home for me. [cheers and applause] i want to thank a dear friend of my mom's and wonderful representative of this town for welcoming us here today. and i want to thank my friend -- some of you may be confused. it may be you thought she was being booed by her high school classmates. she was not for reasons i will not explain. her nickname in high school was "the juice." hence it is not a boo. it is the juice. i am here because this is where my family raised me. you have heard a lot about my mother and father. all of us know that for good and for bad, where we come from is from our parents. and so you heard sheila and lynn talk about my mom today. i am here and livi

mr. christie -- governor christie: we have to get this country growing at 4% because we have to get this to once again what my mother and father told me it was. pimm: 4% seems almost impossible to accomplish. michael mckee has been doing the math. i hate to disappoint jeb bush, but there are couple of reasons we cannot get there easily. there are two components. you can see on this graphic that both are declining. we saw a big rise in the labor force growth, which is the white line. for the last 10 years, that is been declining significantly. you can see productivity is also going down. it used to be -- well, since world war ii, the average growth has been 2.9%. economists now think with those factors we are closer to 1.5% to 2.5%. pimm: is it also because the size of the u.s. economy is gotten so large -- it is hard to move a bigger project? you need more people and more productivity, and that is not happening. there something the other candidates are saying -- the democrats, are they saying anything about war percent growth? andael m.: they are not, they are wise to do so because if yo

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mr. christie or mr.they push for congress to make for a better housing economy? >> certainly the house republicans would like to see fannie and freddie text and some of them would like to do away with them anti-early. the senate would be the issue and whether we can get a consensus in the senate to move fannie and freddie out of the government is going to be the key. carl: is doing away with fannie and freddie fixing the problem? >> it is not fixing the problem. i think that is throwing out the baby with the bathwater. what we need to do is get private capital back to the market and it is hard to get private capital in. we own two mortgage originators. contrary to a lot of reports we are seeing a lot of purchase money activity and first time homebuyers are coming in. tom: did you use your private e-mail in public service? are there 3000 pages of lockhart e-mails? >> i didn't even know you were allowed to do that. within the new republican regime , if we were to see that, there is the idea of two america'

mr. christie: thank you. thank you. thank you, new jersey. thank you. thank you to livingston. of people have asked me over the course of the last week why here? because everything started here for me. everything started here for me. the confidence, the education, the friends, the family, and the love that i always felt for and from this community when i decided to make this announcement, there was not any choice. i had to come home and livingston's home for me. [cheers and applause] i want to thank a dear friend of my mom's and wonderful representative of this town for welcoming us here today. and i want to thank my friend -- some of you may be confused. it may be you thought she was being booed by her high school classmates. she was not for reasons i will not explain. her nickname in high school was "the juice." hence it is not a boo. it is the juice. i am here because this is where my family raised me. you have heard a lot about my mother and father. all of us know that for good and for bad, where we come from is from our parents. and so you heard sheila and lynn talk about

mr. christie. >> thanks. >> good new sthas it sounds like sarah robinson also just got a new job. answering phones for a law attorney. >> thank you, officer. you are a hero. >> have a great day. >>> look who's here. chris christie. >> how are you? >> how is it going? how is your run for president? >> so far, so good. launched a week or so ago. 14 events in five days. woof had a good start. >> what do people in new hampshire -- number one thing they want to ask you about. if you're president what can you fix for them? >> a few things. first, terrorism. there's a lot of concern about terrorism in new hampshire and questions about isis and the state of our foreign affairs around the world. they're very concerned about that. they're also concerned about education education. every one of them talks about high student debt that kids are coming out of school with the way it's affecting their lives and their families' lives. >> terror and largest state sponsor of terror iran we may be hours away from an an

mr. christie became governor. he has replaced that with another program.didn't get a bit of a discount. it is much less than we used to get. host: you are in new jersey. i want to bounce off of you. they write that it was tough but sentimental here it was often off the cost. as the did they hear this will go to you. do you think he will make an impact the presidential field? caller: i think he will stir things up. so will mr. trump. they both have a similar style. that will make the debate more interesting and entertaining. i do not think he has too good of a chance of getting the nomination. i hope not. host: new jersey, faster line for residents. (202) 748-8003. can also follow along the conversation on twitter http://twitter.com/cspanwj. he said there will now be more candidates than voters. christie is a minor-league player attempting to break into the major-league but he is not major-league material proved that here in new jersey. we are looking for your thoughts and calls this morning. carol is a net in nevada. free democrats. -- is up next in nevada

mr. christie isn't the favorite but he shouldn't be underestimated." howard, what do you think?i think that's probably right. i think he has a terrible uphill slide. i was doing work for my favorite democratic candidate yet. people think he can do well in new hampshire. he's not going to do well in iowa. if he does well in new hampshire in a field this big, i just don't think he can really jofr come the bridgegate and that kind of stuff. i think it will be a donor problem for him. but he gets a clean slate as of today, or at least he's trying to get one. and so let's see what happens. >> you know it's something that you have some talking about the bridgegate problem. i still have most conservatives still not forgiving him for hugging barack obama right before the election last year. in the base with the people that are voting in primaries. sure, a lot of people still haven't forgotten that. >> you heard him lash out at president obama yesterday in a speech which i thought was a very good speech and impressive given he didn't have a teleprompter. what stumped me is the turn on th

mr. con gene -- congeniality. and christie, what do you think of him in the race?> i don't think he's got a shot. you hear chris christie and running in the same sentence, you hear sports bras somewhere. when i first came out i was kind of interested and seemed like he was standing up to people, but now he seems to have embody the worse scenario types in the new york area. the by in the bmw that cuts you off in the right lane and gives you the finger. >> if he'd done that last week, that would not surprise me. jedediah: people say that he's a failed governor and they look at the unemployment rate in new jersey not so great. and pension reform, a lot of people declared that you think constitutional. and in terms of a gubernatorial record to stand on. >> i'm going to correct you. christie lost a lot of weight and now he'll lose a lot. >> oh. >> and ralph cramden, he's as relevant to contemporary culture as honeymooners. jedediah: harsh criticism here. >> he is a guy that can convince a lot of people that he-- of a lot of things and he tends to resonate with that ment

mr. trump from debating, apparently that strategy isn't going to work. today, chris christieampaign schedule. he's going to be diverting the chris christie express tomorrow to maryland. he's going to a diner in maryland. his last surprise trip like this was to a diner in maine, where he got the endorsement of maine's governor. now that he's going to maryland tomorrow, we can safely assume that chris christie is continuing his endorsement sweep of republican governors who vaguely look like him in states that begin with the letter "m." the governor of maryland, hogan, expected to endorse chris christie tomorrow. michigan, you're next. as usual, because there are ten gazillion people running on the republican side, and because they have to run in this insane way this year, because fox news says they have to, as usual, today, most of the news in the race for the white house is news on the republican side. on the democratic side, there is also some big news today. in the form of the maryland governor who preceded larry hogan, martin o'malley is running for the democratic nominatio

and there are chris christie and others who have said trump is a good guy who said bad things. so heidi what is the best way to deal with a controversial mr. trump? heidi: the way they hope to do deal with him was ignore him. he was the reality star with the funny hair they wanted to ignore, but this shows they cannot ignore him, especially when he is making comments that many view as inflammatory. mark: and bad for the party. no way to ignore donald trump. he is a different breed of people are going to talk about him and if he says controversial things, as long as he is on the stage, he will -- they will have to answer. heidi: they took too long to respond. they will have to take this as a lesson. they took 12 days to respond. in the future they will have to be honest. mark: mitt romney took trump's endorsement in a high-profile way a couple years ago, he also criticized trump. i want someone to hit him harder and say he does not belong in this race. at some point there will be a face-off with donald trump. heidi: from gotham to gorham, new hampshire where hillary clinton marched in the fourth of july parade and her supporters were surro

mr. trump sets the pace. john: i look at the polls and you have, trump, bush, walker, rubio, paul, probably going to make the debate. but then you go to the bubble. christiey jindal carly fiorina. some of them might be trying to get attention to boost numbers to get on the debate stage. mark: much has been made on the notion of john kasich not getting on the debate. his new hampshire numbers have moved up. it will be fascinating to the weather he moves enough to have a chance. john: for the first time he is now, and the average, at 10. perry has slipped. if john kasich keeps on, he can go above. mark: i think a lot of candidates will be told by advisors, be serious, ignore the carnival. john: do you think they will be anybody who tries to take a big swing at donald trump? mark: they will all be poised with one-liners. donald, is that what you said when you are giving money to hillary? with sadness and anger. standards advisory joins us tomorrow. remember, this show is on twice a day at 5:00 and 8:00. until tomorrow, thank you for watching. sayonara. ♪ emily: paypal's story is a silicon valley legend. now, this payment giant is in the midst of a makeover.

mr. earnest: this is the project the administration previously approved and was something that ultimately governor christie indicated his opposition to and that these kinds of projects are dependent upon the effective coordination and copping between state and federal officials. when it became clear evident that that state level cooperation was not forthcoming we tushed our attention to other projects. i'm not in a position to talk about how likely it is for us to essentially reinvest in a project that governor christie had previously killed but you can certainly check with the department of transportation they may be able to update you on that status and whether additional application is required or something like that. >> and problems arn new york in general. something the president is aware of and paying attention to? mr. earnest: one of the thicks we're advocating before congress is more significant investment in infrastructure. we know that investments in infrastructure are good for creating jobs in the short term but also good for the economy over the long term. and our ability through an updated, mo

mr. bush perception is that everyone was going to fall out of the way. it didn't happen. ted cruz was going to be the truth teller. chris christieeople's imagination in ways we haven't seen. and he's exposed a corruption of republicans and democrats going to the white house, and down. >> they failed to secure the border. they have failed. not one person has been held accountable. >> yes. yes. i mean institutionalized corruption. >> let me make it clear. i know him and represented him. i disagreed with him, i've told him i disagree with him but i think it's an exciting opportunity for americans to have their voices heard when it's not being heard. >> that is ♪a little voice came on the phone♪ dad, when you gonna come home? ♪and said daddy when you comin home? ♪he said the first thing that came to his mind♪ i'm already there ♪i'm already there♪ ♪take a look around♪ ♪oh, i'm already there♪ >>> and thank you for being with on this special edition of "hannity". that is all the time we have tonight thanks for being with us we hope you have a great night. >> i am not getting it. so educate me. >> what is he talking about? >> are the am

mr. bush perception is that everyone was going to fall out of the way. it didn't happen. ted cruz was going to be the truth teller. chris christiee truth teller. unfetterred and so trump captured people's imagination in ways we haven't seen. and he's exposed a corruption of republicans and democrats going to the white house, and down. >> they failed to secure the border. they have failed. not one person has been held accountable. >> yes. yes. i mean institutionalized corruption. >> let me make it clear. i know him and represented him. i disagreed with him, i've told him i disagree with him but i think it's an exciting opportunity for americans to have their voices heard when it's not being heard. >> that is true. good to see you both. and coming up more "hannity" right after the break. proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. smash it! make the call and ask your doctor if jublia is right for you. new larger size now available. ♪ ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-m

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christie wants to die on? >> i don't think so. i think a lot of conservatives use pot. i just don't -- [ laughter ] >> just people you know mr.teele? >> just some circles i've been in. you know i just don't see this as an issue that i would go charging up a hill over. besides, you are picking on another state. why do you want to do that? i think you will need colorado at some point in the process. i think everybody to your earlier point alex i think everybody is trying to find that sort of door that enters them into that -- on to that stage next week that they can begin to sort of broaden the national conversation on an issue. whether it is pot in colorado or the -- >> but who do you think chris christie is trying to reach on this sort of pot question? >> oh i think it is probably a lot of social conservatives. he's got -- he's looking at new hampshire. because this issue does not play that way in new hampshire for him. but it does in iowa. so he may have one eye looking at iowa or south carolina to figure where he would pull some votes and support. everybody is jockeying to see the message. this is all about message position

christie said something interesting this week when he was asked about donald trump. he said if donald trump wants to be a serious candidate, he can be a serious candidate. i think possibly mr. trump is going to look at the he wants to have a serious candidate or a side show. the way he started it suggests he doesn't want to be a circus act or a side show and suggests he wants to be taken seriously. >>> thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> some of the other presidential candidates are busy this week, as you would expect. around a dozen declared candidates were in new hampshire and iowa for the fourth of july holiday. some arriving to a lot of fanfare. others getting mixed results from their visits. chris christie announced his run earlier this week. what does he need to do in new hampshire or iowa to boost his position in the polls? >> i think new hampshire is absolutely vital for christie. it's almost a one and done state for him. he doesn't have the profile of a candidate who's attractive to evangelical voters in iowa. he has to defy expectations that his campaign is not really going to go anywhere. the good thing this christie's favor is that new hampshire prizes the kind o

mr. bush the perception was everyone was going to pullfall out of the way. rand paul was going to be the truth teller. ted cruz was going to be the truth teller chris christie the truth teller. unfettered uni ammpedeunimpeded. trump cap you are tooed people's imagination in a way we haven't seen. somebody i think is wrong and pernicious and he has taken back a lot of it we don't need that in our politics but there's a lot what with he do. he is exposed the corruption of republicans and democrats. he basically said i was part of the problem. i bought and sold these people coming from the white house and down. that's not what we should have in the country. >> he also highlighted they failed. failed to secure the border. and democrats. they have failed not one person has been held accountable to the va scandal. institutionalized corruption. >> i know him. i represented him. i disagree with him at times. i told him i disagree with him. it is an exciting opportunity for americans to have their voices heard when it is not heard. >> more "hannity" after this break. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this

christie will be in south carolina. >>> bernie sanders is facing an uphill battle to get african-american support. >>> nigerian president is set to meet with u.s. president barack obama today at the white house. mrdefeated president goodluck jonathan's in an election in april. he is expecting to seek assistance to fight boko haram in west africa. >>> heavy rain is take its toll in india. the river ganges is rising. the town is a center for hindus who bathe in the river. >> many cities and central states are flooding. wear rushed into homes and other buildings. roads, bridges and railroad tracks were damaged. they had all that terrible heat and waiting for the rains but obviously not in this way. >>> thousands of children forced into prostitution in the united states. we'll look at why this crisis is especially bad in atlanta and hear from several activists. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to hel

mr. trump the press does latch on. they are talking about the issues in a responsible way. jeb bush scott walker governor christie all of the leading candidates are talking about this issue and will continue to talk about it in a responsible way. you will see a flow as the campaign goes on of understanding develop amongst the voters and they will sort it out. >> we have time and the issues are bubbling up to the surface even though he is the guy with the hair doing it. thank you, governor. >> thanks for having me on. >>> israel and hamas are facing a threat because isis is operating in the gaza strip and declaring war on isis. they are acknowledging the threat and they are making it clear they don't want any part. john huty is live. >> reporter: good morning. hamas is blaming the militants for recent rocket attacks on israel trying to break a fragile truce between israel and hamas. children greeted the hamas militants with hugs and hand shakes. no love has been lost since last year's war. these hamas fighters are guarding a new statute in the city square of gaza city. it is a replica of an armored carrier holding

christie and ann coulter join us in studio. >>> welcome to "hannity"." president obama ripped the republican field and called out donald trump. watch this. >> when you look at what's happened with mr. trump, when he's made some of the remarks that for example, challenged the heroism of mr. mccain. the republican party is shocked. and yet that arises out of a culture where, you know those kinds of outrageous attacks have become far too commonplace. the point is we're creating a culture that is not conducive to good policy or good politics. the american people deserve better. certainly presidential debates deserve better. >> the same guy that referred to republicans as social darwinestss here to comment is donald trump. >> how are you? >> i assume you want to respond to that. he used a lot of incendiary language throughout his career. you're pretty aware of all the things he said. >> well look number one, he took my statement and cut it up like everybody else. you are the first to admit. if people read it whether it's cheryl atkinson who did an analysis. that doesn't make me a fan of john mccain. he has failed the veterans and he's really failed at the border. i'm open about that. t

mr. costa, it's great to have you here. thanks very much for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> so, i know that you were at the announcement today, in livingston, new jersey, when chris christie made this announcement at his high school. let me ask first, as a political observer, as a reporter who's seen a lot of these things, what were your impressions of how he did? >> this is someone who, as you say, is still grappling with what happened. i remember he was at the hamptons two years ago in the summer. he was the establishment republican favorite. that's all disappeared. and so you saw today someone who was pugnacious in tone, but also trying to have a pragmatic message. and he was discordant at times in trying to seek that balance. >> why did establishment turn on him as abruptly and as completely as they did. the contrast, going back and watching some of that contemporaneous coverage from 2012, i almost can't believe that we're talking about the same guy. why did the establishment turn on him? >> they turned quick, and it happened mostly because of the bridge. and when you saw all the controversy over the bridge in ft. lee, you saw them first look to mitt romney, maybe he

mr. president, the top priority is to protect the united states of america. i'm the only one in the race who has at least some small part of that responsibility. i'm chris christie were chanting death to america during the negotiations. >> of course. listen. only the president and john kerry and hillary clinton believe that iran's going to change their conduct. they haven't changed it for 36 years, sean. you and i are old enough to remember when the hostages were taken in 1979, and howeld for 44 days. the only reasons they got out is a strong person this the oval office. >> do you see a path to stop it? i don't see the numbers if congress that will prevent that deal from becoming from happening. >> it's going to be hard. let me tell you something. democrats in congress better step up here. >> chuck schumer, the first time in israel life he has hidden from a tv camera. >> where are these folks who should be standing up and saying ronald reagan was right reykjavik. i read a great book on the negotiations in reykjavik. reagan knew that no deal is better than a bad deal and he walked away. what happened? >> we got a deal. >> we got a better deal for the united state

mr. secretary, that's not an impressive number. >> now, senator mccain lashed out as president obama saying the approach is inadequate and risked leaving the next president with a disaster. >>> all right. new jersey governor chris christie because of his presidential aspirationaspirations. lawmakers are allegedly requiring him to step down been out of the state so much this year as he campaigns for the republican nomination for president that something needs to be done. so this bill would require christie and any future governors to resign to run for the oval office. christie's office said he will not resign and veto any such bill. >>> all right. so when we come back, much more on the latest revelations of bill cosby and why a judge decided to release this sealed information at this point in time. and what it may mean for any other cases that could come against cosby. >>> but first, very sad news to report. hollywood producer jerry weintraub of "oceans 11" has passed away at the age of 77 of apparently of a cardiac arrest. >>> also this the actress angela peterson found dead in her home in colorado. police responded after she failed to show up for a meeting. he cause of death is not known. she was just 43 years old. ere