me, i -- tears welled up in my eyes right in front of the teller. >> i thank god every day for john o'malleyked in that man's eyes i seen a man who has integrity. i seen a man who was honest. >> o'malley's affidavit was enough for the bronx d.a. to reopen the case and to get in front of a judge, but that would take time. two more months. but now, at least, eric had reason to hope and in his cell, he assembled a little photo gallery of others who had been exonerated. >> this is my wall of hope. everyone here has been unjustly convicted and freed. ♪ >> on august 5, 2012, eric's lawyer goes to court. >> this is the first appearance to try to get the judgment vacated. >> cross is joined by his assistant, charmaine chester. by now they've worked on eric's case for six years. >> i want to see him out. i told him the last time i went up to sing sing, i said i'm not visiting you here again. this is it. >> finally, cross argues his case to the judge. >> my client has spent 17 years plus in jail for a crime he hasn't committed. >> it doesn't go down like a hollywood script. prosecutors do not admit th

his focus is on the history of institutions and their role in society and has worked with john o'malley on the historiography the catholic historical field and with mike crawford at the when the fleets arrived, major general heath reported to washington on the challenges the provisions had presented. yet been sending provisions for weeks to rhode island and not the fleet shows up in boston. the unexpected destination will not be a little embarrassing. they are short of bread. even if the fleet could be quickly repaired, it would not be able to reengage in further operations. americans had 3 regions from where they could draw to supply the fleet. procuring provisions proved difficult. the committee reported the flower from albany would not reach boston in time and order the commissary general to draw additional flour magazines in new england. shipments of flour were slow. the british had regained command of the seas between the capes of virginia and boston. the transports assigned to its convoy were still in the delaware. provisions from the mid-atlantic states had to travel by land. on

his focus is on the history of institutions and their role in society and has worked with john o'malley on the historiography the catholic historical field and with mike crawford at the naval history and heritage command.is currently writing is these is on the relationship between georgetown university and american -- the catholic university of america at the turn of the 20th century. senior fellow for the designing of the futures of the university initiative at georgetown and a jon carroll fellow. his paper today is entitled "the french red rise of september 8, 1788." on eight september, 17 78, a group of french bakers toiled along the waterfront in boston. evening, the crowd approached the bakers and bread.d the baked according to the commander of american forces, the crowd fell upon the bakers with clubs and be done. -- beat them. two officers rushed to investigate. they attempted to restore order and the crowd assaulted them. turnedth disasterous. he was the chamberlain to the french king's brother and brother-in-law to one of the flag officers in the french fleet. this had the very

o'malley, can heal the format of debate with short answers convince people that he has a plan that they find attractive? johnit's difficult to raise this. it is a tricky thing. gary hardin is good at it at raising the generational issue. it's one of o'malley's strongest cards. do you, in a new millennium, with a rising, different coalition, do you want a 70-year-old or a 75-year-old president at the head of your party? it's a good question. mark: i predict there will be limits to the debates of other candidates. we will see how jim webb and lincoln chafee do. john: ok. those of the five candidates on the debate stage tonight. it will be obvious looking at that stage that a couple people are missing. that's right, larry lessing not invited. also more notably, no joe biden. mark: -- mark the vice president , has been watching at home whether he decides he will run. do you think at this moment, given everything going on in the world, he may have waited too long? mark: i think the bar is higher for him to get in and launch successfully. there was a lot more momentum behind him a few weeks ago. the new york times

he has worked with john o'malley in georgetown on the historiography in the catholic hetorical with mike crawford is currently writing his thesis on the relationship between georgetown american -- georgetown university at the turn of the 20 century. he is a senior fellow for the designing the futures of university initiative at georgetown and a john carroll fellow. the paper today's entitled " french bread right of late september, 1778." what a group of baker's toiled on the boston front or in a srowd approached the baker and demanded the biscuits they were baking. crowd, beinge refused, beat them in an outrageous manner. two officers were nearby and they rushed to investigate the disturbance. they attempted to restore order and the crowd seated to assault them as well. -- weree seriously or seriously wounded. one died a week later. minorath turned a incident into a potentially disastrous one. he was the chamberlain to the french king's brother and the brother-in-law to the flag officer on the french fleet. luckily, cooler heads prevailed in both the american and french officials did the

the organization that they worked with the directly to help with that opposition research john martin o'malley flushing $1 million down the toilet for a campaign called let's talk hillary. >> i have found hillary clinton for most of my life. she knew me before i knew myself. kennedy: of holding a series of interviews from those who really know hillary looking like a related bill liddy for those who don't like her or don't trust her antoinette super babble they hope people will see her heart is as big as her brain the more i looked at her life the more i am stunned. with the intelligent people in its favor of the politically expedia status that is unethical. say what you will about the birthday girl but the sky lights up when she walks in is katie period net hillary is her firework. instead of great expectations she had low expectations they were in iowa this weekend where katy perry or the letter hm bill likes to have her around cuba doesn't endorse anybody? taylor swift because you alienate half of your audience when you go into politics and that thinking never goes out of style. judge napoli

john. >> for martin o'malley, what happens in vegas cannot stay in vegas. jim acosta, where the magic will happen, the debate hall, the wynn las vegas. thanks so much. i want to bring in wearing their special cnn headsets britney spears and justin bieber. no. cnn political director david challion and mark preston. they join me to talk about where this race stands. david, we have a brand-new poll out today from cbs news that shows hillary clinton at 46%, bernie sanders at 27%, joe biden at 16%. hillary clinton's got a 19-point edge. this poll is exactly where it was one month ago. no movement. >> this is a national poll. we obviously see in some of the early states the margin is smaller in iowa, though she's still ahead. and in new hampshire obviously, bernie sanders has overtaken the lead there. but you're right, john. even through this entire e-mail process she has durability and strength as the national front-runner in this race. sanders hasn't really threatened that. those numbers include joe biden. when you take him out of the race, her lead increases.

the candidates include donald trump, chris christie, bernie sanders and jim webb and martin o'malley, john kukich and george pataki. the event is tonight at the rad the event is tonight at the raddisson. >>> preparing for their first debate. five hopefuls will take the stage in las vegas tomorrow to go head to head on many issues. rumors continue to swirl that vice president joe biden is gearing up to throw his hat into the ring. even if that happens the next 24 hours, he doesn't plan to take part in tomorrow night's debate. >> baseball fans are. the astros and rangers can clinch spots. rangers missed a chance. a three-run blast and jays go continue to to win in game 5 continue to to win in game 5-137 5-1 texas still leads the best of five series. 2-1. game 4 is this afternoon. in houston, astros shut down the royals. struck out alex gordon in the 6 struck out alex gordon in the 6th with the tying run in the 3rd. carlos gomez drives home george springer that puts the astros up 2-1. houston wins it 4-2. the astros leads this series 2 the astros leads this series 2-1. game 4 is also this aft

john: you are not there for life. just a long time. mark: you can factor in other needs you might have. seth: o'malley on guitar. politics aside -- i want a doctor. dr. ben carson. i think it's important to have medical care and i think that would give me at least one anecdote. john: there is almost no way he would go on the island with you unless you were armed. mark: you are mr. practical. you take the physician. seth: no matter who i am around with, it will be a terrible three years. john: and if you give birth to conjoined twins, he can sort that out for you on the spot. seth: i don't know how that's going to happen. john: seth meyers, thank you very much. your fantastic and awesome in every way. thanks for staying with "with all due respect." ♪ ♪ john: we are live 24/7 on bloomberg politics. and tomorrow, part two of our interview with bush impresario mike murphy. john: and we will be digging deeper on the democratic race. thanks for watching. sayonara. ♪ i'm cory johnson in for emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." next third-quarter earnings with the looming sale of their parent company emc, and tesla

or leading candidates on both sides of the aisle from ted cruz to bernie sanders, from martin o'malley to johneb bush to hillary clinton. to a person they have all acknowledged the importance and the potential of america's growing hispanic electorate and while i am very encouraged by that, i want to see more. >> now when you just said you want to see more, i know in my experiences including this cycle, when they come to those of us with african-american organizations, mine being national action network, others with naacp and others they come to, it's hard to, it's not hard to get meetings, it's not hard to get them to conventions but specifics. are you finding it difficult to get specific policy answers that you would want for your constituents? >> you've hit it right on the nail, reverend, as usual. the reality of it is i am encouraged by the acknowledgment, but i want to see action. i want to see concrete policy proposals for how we are going to move forward, how they are going to court america's hispanic vote and how, frankly, they're going to fix this broken immigration system that, by the

to encourage bipartisanship and including donald trump, chris christie, bernie sanders, martin o'malley, john caseic and george pataxi and event is tonight at the manchester radisson. >>> new this morning president obama is defend the former secretary of state. he says hillary clinton made a mistake by using private e-mail server during her time in office but that mistake did not endanger national security. president telling 60 minutes clayton should be questioned but using the scandal to keep from this is ten days before she is set to testify on the benghazi attack. >>> this morning donald trump still leading republican polls and race to the white house. most recent cbs news shows ben carson trailing closely behind and trump 27% while carson has trump% and ted cruz took 3rd 3rd place followed by florida senator marco rubio. jeb bush and carly fiorina are tied at 6%. aerosmith steven tyler told donald trump to keep dreaming. this is the second time he has a cease and desist campaign. trump used dream on as he walked on stage and tyler's lawyer says this is a copyright issue and false impressi

john: i think so. i talked to hard -- martin o'malley, the morning after the debate, and he had done other debates, butadmitted he was nervous getting up in front of multimillions of television viewers having to master all of this material. hillary clinton, knowing how to do debate prep, having them as before, knowing how to study for this, knowing how to absorb facts, and then forget about them, and get into a natural rhythm, those are things you can do when you have experience and your done it before. much harder for someone who has done it -- who is doing it for the first time, and you can see that in bernie sanders, looked exasperated, unprepared. obvious a, the other 3 -- they will all be better the second time around, but hillary clinton has the advantage of knowing what to do. she definitely looked confident compared to them. you cover the republican debates. how do you compare the two, john? john: the biggest comparison will be obvious -- the difference between 10 people on stage and five people on stage. the biggest problem with the republican debate substantively is they have to move so quick

john boehner. several candidates will campaign in siouxland tomorrow. democrat martin o'malley will hold an event at morningside college, which starts at 8:45 a.m. inside the ups auditorium. republican rick santorum will sit quad county cornrn processing in galva at 9 a.m. he'll stop in le mars, at the blue bunny ice cream parlor, at 12:30pm. then, at 4:00pm, santorum will speak on the dordt college campus. florida senator marco rubio will hold a "meet and greet" at "bev's on the river", in sioux city, at 4:00pm. and, friday night, there's a six-county gop rally, in orange city, on the northwestern campus. the main event starts at 7 p.m. santorum and rubio will be there, along with carly fiorina, and new jersey governor chris christie. a fiery emergency on the tarmac of an airport in fort l lderdale, florida. a plane cauaut fire before taking off this morning to venezuela. witnesses saw what looked like fuel leak out of the plane when the left engine caught fire and burst into flames. 101 people were on board. 15 people ended up in the hospital. the papaengers all escapepefrom

dave, martin o'malley, did he meet the mark that he needed to meet? >> i think he did. for this main reason, johnit was the first time martin o'malley got to introduce himself to a pretty big audience. this is by far the biggest stage he's played on. i don't think people had any idea who he was, and i think he got some of his core messages out there. and he spent much of the night drawing contrast. and so i think he probably did himself some good. do i think that he created some huge fight where he is, like, a carly fiorina style breakout star? no. but i think he started the process of really introducing himself. >> he lives to fight another day. >> his moment, if you will, had to do with actually one of his moments was taking on donald trump. listen to this. i want to get your take. >> we passed a state version. and a lot of the -- a lot of the xenophobes, the immigrant haters like some that we've heard like donald trump, that carnival barker in the republican party. tried to mischaracterize it as free tuition for illegal immigrants. >> so it played well in that room. that's not a surprise. but

let's ask him, democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley johns us now.thanks a lot. good being with you both. >> how did it feel up there last night? >> it felt great to finally have debates for the first time, people viewing from across the country saw there were more than two candidates run for president in the democratic party. i thought it was a great debate. i thought of tone of it was especially striking compared to the republican debates we've been seeing we had a lot of moments where we disagreed on issues but at the end of the day, i thought it was a positive vision for where our country could be headed. >> today going forward, we really love having the candidates come on to make the case on things that matter. this was your introduction to some. you know, but many of us know you. you had a lot of work you got done in maryland. you wanted to make a point last night. you made it once. you said if the democrating party goes back to the big names of the past we will not be able to lead going into the future. what does that mean to you and why do yo

martin o'malley, chris christie, bernie sanders, george pataki, jim webb and john kasich. did you get all that. all of them at the convention in manchester. and president obama with roars of laughter and offering advice to kanye west. he announced plans for the oval office and yesterday, at a democratic national committees fundraiser fundraiser, president obama had a little bit of fun. >> do you really think this country is going to elect a black guy from the south side of chicago with a funny name to be that's crazy. amy: president obama joked that kanye is thinking of running for speaker of the house and cracked that it, quote, couldn't get any stranger. josh: oh, yes, it could. amy: oh, yes, it could. october just began, we're already seeing the s-word in new hampshire. josh: snow. i told you it could get stranger. flakes are flying saturday morning on the sky cameras atop mount washington. temperatures in the 20's, winds gusting over 80 miles per hour. the manager tells us the snow arrived late this year, late. now that it's here, it's a sight that can't be missed. >>

john boehner to? or, you know, whoever? gov. o'malley: i didn't know that restaurants were partisan. i thought that food and alcohol were decidedly nonpartisan. [laughter] host: there's a question in their somewhere. gov. o'malley: let me answer the call of your question in there somewhere. this is what i have learned as a mayor and governor. you have to call the legislator all the time. you have to make sure that you relate and talk to people like people. in other words, one of the unique inns about america -- unique things about america is our inability to hold different political opinions but still be able to relate to one another as human beings. of of the sad byproducts this information age is that we can program our phones, we can program our televisions, we can program the streams of dues we receive so that we only talk to most exactlyink like us. there is a danger in that. some of the things we got done in maryland we only got them with republican votes. i believe that part of the reason that happened was because we were very intentional about nonpartisan, bipartisan pizza ni

. >> reporter: former governor martin o'malley and john webb and lincoln chai fee tried to get in their lick bus clinton and sanders fought for the soul of democratic voters. >> and i think the it's important too that the united states make it very clear to putin that it's not acceptable for him to be in syria, creating more chaos. >> i will do everything that i can to make sure that the united states does not get involved in another situation like we did in iraq. >>> and now the chase for the championship. the series between the mets and the dodgers will head into a do or die game five. the mets hoping for the win last night. the rookie and life long met fan steven matz was given the ball but the hometown kid was good, not great. five inning, the big blow from the former met justin turner. the two-run double makes it 3-0 in the 3rd. and kershaw was dominate last night. mets didn't get to him until and that makes it a 3-1 game. and kershaw tosses 7th innings of one-run ball. and got help from turner at 3rd playing the hot corner. the met's biggest chance in the 8th. that's just a lie l.

within your first 100 days of office, which bipartisan restaurant would you take john boehner to, or whoever? o'malley: i did not know restaurants where bipartisan. wereught food and alcohol decidedly nonpartisan. can i -- >> there is a question in there somewhere. martin o'malley: let me answer the question that is in there somewhere. this is what i have learned as mayor and governor. you have to call the legislature all the time. you relatere that and talk to people like people. in other words, it think it was hat one of the unique things about america is the strength of our soft ties. our ability to hold different political opinions and views, but still relate to one another as human beings. one of the said byproducts, if we are not careful of it, of is we canmation age, program our phones, program our ams, we can program the stre of news would receive so we only talk to people who think most exactly like us. there is a danger in that. we got the things done in maryland we only got done with republican votes. that happened because we were very intentional about having nonpartisan-bipartisan pizza n

john kasich, chris christie, lindsey graham, george pa trump. martin o'malley, jim webb, and bernie sanders will be taking part for the democrats. the top gop candidate has been using the song "dream on" as events. they have asked trump's camp to stop using the music saying they don't have permission and that it gives a false impression that tyler and the band are connected with trump's presidential bid. trump's campaign has not responded. >>> the mother of a missing crew member on board of the el faro cargo ship is speaking mary shevory sat down with our sister station. her daughter was one on board. despite what happened, she isn't mad at the captain. >> i believe that if there was any way they could have prevented it, they would have, but the captain chose to ship out in that tropical storm. erin: shevory says her daughter described herself as being married to the sea. >>> this morning the community is mourning the loss of a police officer killed in the line of duty. it happened yesterday in cordova, tennessee. terence olridge was off multiple times. the sho

john rogers says they will appeal and like for cardinal o'malley to come here and meet with church members. he says this church was part of the epicenter with the church abuse scandal with numerous priests convicted and named in lawsuits. >> this would definitely right or wrong i believe. a lot of people need to understand that these spiritual homes, these churches are more important than the homes they live in. >> reporter: nancy has been coming here since 1961. >> my husband here, too. >> reporter: is despite being told to close, it has stayed open as a vigil. 24 hours a day ever since. people like tara sleeping here tonight to keep it open. he's been here every tuesday for the last 10 years. >> i slept here from seven north carolina the night until 7:30 in the morning, along with my wife. >> it means that much to you. >> it means that much to me, yes. >> reporter: today the archdiocese reacted to the new fox 25, in part saying we ask the friends of st. francis to respect the decision and include the vigil. they also said there likely won't be an additional meeting with cardinal o'malley

john: you mentioned the gun puttingd hillary herself on the far left to be in the league's with martin o'malley. you left out the person who is on this rare instance not on the far left, bernie sanders, who has a mixed record from a liberal perspective on gun issues. there are not many places where she can outflank bernie sanders to the left. she is going to take advantage of this. we been talking about the benghazi thing for some days, about how much an advantage that gaffe by kevin mccarthy gives her. she needed some way to turn the page, and maybe these two issues allow her -- will allow her to get her campaign to get on track being prosecuting. mark: she was in fine form, clearly energized by these two issues. after last week's campus shooting in oregon, the white house and other democrats, including hillary clinton, are renewing their calls are stricter gun control laws. republicans, including the presidential candidates, have talked more about mental health and the inability of government or society to do much of anything to stop mass killing's. both sides think this is a political winner

john mclaughlin, and iowa's sportscaster of the year andy garman. kevin: less than 100 days to go until the iowa caucuses, and martin o'malley says there are always surprises on caucus night. stacey: the former maryland governor stopped by kcci today to tape an interview for kcci 8 news close up. o'malley is polling around 4% in iowa. he says he's visited 43 out of the 99 counties in iowa. and he's excited about the next democratic debate. mr. o'malley: about 8 days ago, there were 5 of us on stage, at the next debate there will only be three of us. and i'm now the only candidate in this race that has elected experience as a chief executive. stacey: that next debate will be at drake university. kcci is proud to be one of the sponsors of the debate along with cbs news and the des moines register. you can watch the debate live on kcci on november 14. stacey: and, to see our entire interview with governor martin o'malley, tune into kcci 8 news close up, sunday morning at 10:30, right after "face the nation." kevin: the time to sign up for or renew your health insurance is now. monday, the polk county health department will hold a health insurance enrollment a

john boehner to? or whoever? [laughter] governor o'malley: i did not know that restaurants were partisan.nd alcohol were decidedly nonpartisan. me, problemet solver man. >> there is a question in there somewhere. governor o'malley: let me answer the call of your question that is in there somewhere. this is what i have learned as mayor and as a governor. you have to call the legislature all the time. and you have to make sure that you relate and talk to people like people. in other words, i think it was to tocqueville who said that one of the unique things about america is the strength of our soft ties, our ability to hold different political views but still be able to relate to one another as human beings. one of the sad by products if we are not careful of it of this information age is that we can program our phones, we can program rtv's, we can program the strings of news we receive them so that we only talk to people who think most exactly like us. and there is a danger in that. some of the things we got done in maryland, we only got done with republican votes. and i believe that part

john: the other thing she did this week is announce some wall street regulations. she's been flanked to the left by o'malley and sanders on that. is she now believing that she could actually lose this nomination? we've been operating on the presumption that of course she's going to be the nominee. you see all these moves and you think are they nervous? >> well, they are nervous. she should be. she's had a terrible slide in the two states that are spending the most money and i the most time. that's opinion the basis of their campaign strategy is shore up iowa and new hampshire, you know, have a rock solid position in both of those playses, and she doesn't. she's losing in new hampshire and barely winning in iowa. >> a bunch of southern primaries after that, though. >> absolutely. and then their fallback is -- yeah, but every state after that, she's good, she is ahead in every state like that. particularly if you look at the southern super tuesdays, march 1 and march 15 states, she's in very good positions there. however, it would not be a good solid front running position to go out and lose either or both of

john. >> thanks, tom. christine. it really is one of the fascinating questions. jim webb, lincoln chaffee and martin o'malley.llary clinton or bernie sanders prepare for those? how do you prepare to face a candidate who has nothing to lose on the debate stage? it will be interesting to see. >> nothing to lose and everything to offer. if she would want a presidency, would you want a job if she is president? >> especially a guy like martin o'malley. more establishment, mainstream candidate who may want to stay in the game for a lot longer. i don't think you want to tick off the clintons. that in democratic politics. there is not a high currency. >>> big story for tonight. if you try using the apple news app in china, you may run into a problem. an early start on your money next. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is

o'malley and bernie sanders will be the only ones on stage with her. after her debate and benghazi hearing trifecta, how big a deal is this? johnthere is no doubt that this is a sense that hillary clinton has turned a corner. she is the momentum candidate. she will perform well at this. she performed well in 2008, the only problem was obama, performed better. but he needs to win a couple of cycles here. more important in this, organizing on the ground in iowa. the still matters a lot. mark: the gore and bradley face-off were huge. i think that sanders does not take events like this seriously. he thinks it is the show business of politics. he would rather deliver his message. frankly, even if he does that come in with a brand-new speech, even if he comes with his stump speech and does it well: the platform of the audience, that could be enough but i think you would be better off understanding he has to win this. john: his messages burned in. they not only gave new speeches, but they came out with closing arguments. it is a big deal. coming up with ted cruz telling us about what it was like to be dissed by his old boss, and he is

o'malley on guitar. i guess, politics aside -- doctor. dr. ben carson. i think it's important to have medical care and i think that would give me at least one anecdote. johnis almost no way he would go on the island with you unless you were armed. mark: you are mr. practical. you take the physician. seth: no matter who i am around with, it will be a terrible three years. give birth toou conjoined twins, he concerned that out for you on the spot. seth: i don't know how that's going to happen. john: seth meyers, thank you very much. your fantastic and awesome in every way. thanks for staying with "with all due respect." ♪ 47 -- 24/7e live 20 on bloomberg politics. and tomorrow, partida out of interview with bush or empress re: of -- part two of our interview with bush impresario mike murphy. john: and we will be digging deeper on the new hampshire raise. -- on the democratic race. thanks for watching. sayonara. ♪ >> a young philanthropist making dreams come true. good fortune coming to bloomberg. yahoo! swings: and misses on third-quarter earnings. could be delayed. i'm cory johnson and for emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." next third-quarter earnin

john kasich. vermont senator bernie sanders also there and he spent some time in boston recently too you might recall. he was there along with democratic candidate martin o'malley and jim web. they are also speaking at the convention. again, the democrats will be headed to las vegas for their first debate which is tomorrow night. in the newsroom, adam williams, 7 news. >> anchor: as adam just mention mentioned, democrats will face off in their first debates tomorrow night and tim caputo is live las vegas. look for his live reports start starting a head at 5:00 . >> anchor: a former investigator looking into the deadly benghazi attack is i can canning the government's investigation is biased against hilary clinton. the air force intelligence officer saying the panel has not stuck with its original mission to determine why four americans goody back in 20123. instead he was pressured to focus exclusively on clinton and was fired when he did not. >>> there is wrongdoing here and think it needs to stop. i do not want the investigation to end. i want the investigation to be refocused back to the original purpose. the victim' families are owed the truth. hillary clint

o'malley. a longtime policy aide. there was no mock joe biden, as much as the people at cnn seem to be hopeful he will get into the debate. john how many hours, roughly how many hours of debate prep? jennifer: not yet. they have been very guarded about the prep. i am assure we will -- sahil: 2 people they are not doing in mock sessions, jim webb and lincoln chafee. jennifer: ouch. mark: what are you thinking about in terms of sanders, the metric that you are looking at to say after tonight, what is he needed to do to move up? sahil: one thing he needs to do is improve his standing with democratic voters, who do not identify as very liberal. he is strong with them and leads according the latest quinnipiac poll, but down considerably among moderate democrats and somewhat liberal democrats and conservative democrats. and the other thing is, as the advisors were talking to you about them he does very well with white working-class voters. if he can bring more of them into the tent, they can change the equation. mark: you think him not saying he is not a cap to list will hurt him? sahil: to an extent. but he is not the socialist wit

john edwards. >> joe biden. >> a different caliber of candidate on stage. here she has bernie sanders and martin o'malley registering in the polls and lincoln chafee not registering in the polls. does she have to be careful about diminishing their importance on the stage. and how does she do that? >> hillary clinton is a strong debater. she's wildly knowledgeable. at heart she's a policy wonk. so she knows she's issues, backwards, forwards, sideways. she also the front-runner. and when you're the front-runner, you have a big target on your back. bernie sanders said he won't go after her personally but he'll contrast with her on the issue. but when it comes to lincoln chafee and jim webb and martin o'malley, they need to break out of their 1%. the best way, in my opinion, if i were advising martin o'malley, to go after hillary clinton with all these got. that's the way he'll make noise. hillary clinton has to be prepared for that. she needs to answer all those attacks but without apparent condescending. >> thanks so much for being with us. again, that debate, we'll see how hillary clinton does on that sta

o'malley jones bernie sanders and hillary clinton opposing the trade deal. >> we need to stop. >> the other big political question is who is replacing john boehner as house speaker. republicans are urging budget chair paul ryan to run. >> i think he would be a wonderful speaker. >> we need a tough answer that we just don't have there now. >> i don't think it's about personalities. who will go to the conference and say i'm willing to fight for our beliefs. >> reporter: the first job is coming up with a budget and beating another debt limit deadline. >> we always get right up to the deadline. now it's do or die. you're force dod to do it. that's a stupid way to runt government. >> paul ryan hasn't said he's interested in running. for now, his people are saying he's not running for house speaker. from washington, i'm tracie potts, back to you. >>> some students are getting the day off in montgomery county. not because it's columbus day, but a water main break forced belmont elementary school in olney to close. we're working to find out when the problem will be fixed. >>> new video of a dramatic water rescue in california. look at the fire trucks right next to the b

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o'malley might try to seek an opening there. to give you a sense of the scope of this room, john, it is kind of incredible. yesterday you and i were taking a look at this. there weren't any seats in here. because of the hard work of all these hard-working cnn employees who have been setting the stage, we have this debate hall just about ready to go. a few lighting fixtures are being put up, the sound board has come in, that's being tweaked. the pieces are almost in place. john, finally, just one thing i want to show you, this big screen over here on the other side of the auditorium. that is where done lemon will be standing and he'll be fielding questions from facebook users, giving our audience an interactive feature for tomorrow night's debate. that will be something to watch as well. john, the x-factor in all of this, vice president joe biden, he was in delaware over the weekend, trying to decide whether he was going to run for president. the way the cnn rules are written, he can show up at the last minute and join the debate and definitively, still no word from the vice president's office he will not b

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o'malley running. they will also appear at tomorrow's democratic party event in iowa. >> congressman paul ryan is expected to easily get the support necessary to succeed house speaker john boehner. last night the wisconsin republican told colleagues he will run. his decision came after the house freedom caucus and influential group of conservative congressmen said they would support the popular lawmaker. >>> i'm derrick ward in upper marlboro. something will happen tomorrow that hasn't happened in years, a gun show. there's been a moratorium on gun shows for a couple of years now, but it's been lefted and tomorrow there will be one. the organizers want you to know they'll adhere to the state and local rules regarding gun purchases. no one will walk out of here with a handgun that they purchase, but everyone in the conkont county is not happy abo the show being back. >>> i'm mark segraves in the district where today both federal and local first responders got together to practice a drill on what would happen in case of a mass casualty hazmat incident. inside that building they found chemicals and three dead bodies. on skeen today, we have police and fire and the d.c. dep

o'malley, and senator bernies sanders for questions about campaigns and our country. he hosted jeb bush two weeks ago on the same topics. today we are joined by ohio governor john kasich. this is our first engagement with the governor, we have been watching his campaign and are familiar with his body of work in ohio and congress. the goal is simple. this form is met to set the record straight on a wide array of issues for hispanic americans including jobs, the economy, the border and issues that affect all of us. we will spend 45 minutes in question between myself and the governor and then take a few questions from the audience. with that i would like to welcome governor john kasich. [applause] >> let me start by commending you for keeping your word and coming to talk to the hispanic community unlike others in your party you obviously have a busy schedule especially with the third gop debate coming up so i want to thank you for taking the time to talk to us. >> my pleasure. why wouldn't i come? this is great. >> good man. to kick it off, i want to get your take on the primary landscape. you said before no republican has every won the white house without winning

chairman, john podesta, of the hillary clinton for president campaign. i am going to speak to martin o'malley coming up. stay wiup. stay with us for this our and the eastern coast edition of hard all on this wild night in vegas. wayne newton, stick around for that. rich little is coming here to y today. we couldn't get rickles, but we got everybody else. it also, the best oddsmaker that runs the sports book. he will tell us who he is betting on in 2016. it's hard ball, and our coverage of the first democratic debate live from las vegas. >>> sec. clinton, how would you not be a third term of president obama? >> i think that's pretty obvi s obvious. it being the first woman president would be quite a change from the presidents who have up until this point. are you ready? the key to a happy satisfying life is to always be curious. jibo, how are you doing? i'm great! every moment is our moment. are you enjoying this? it's been such a whirlwind. i want to get to know people and understand their ideas about everything. so you can too. okay kids, let's go.. [coughing] no one can really fill your sho

also a crucial night for martin o'malley, jim webb and lincoln chafee, all of whom are hoping to break out from their single digit poll numbers. johnr us. >> it's been a busy time here on the debate stage here. in just 2 1/2 hours, the five candidates will be squaring off for the first time in this primary campaign. we saw jim webb, we saw bernie sanders. we did not see hillary clinton. she sent her top adviser who spent a lot of time here on this stage and i thought it was very interesting. she took a lot of pictures of the stage where hillary clinton will be standing, where she will be looking. the lecterns are just 20 inches apart, the same distance as in the republican debate at the reagan library. that is fairly close. try standing next to a trend of yours just 20 inches apart and see how comfortable you are. these five candidates hillary clinton will be center stage, she's the leader in the polls. to her right, you will have bernie sanders. to her left, martin o'malley. and on the wings, jim webb and lincoln chafee who i don't believe we will see in a walk-through. one difference frin this debate two minute opening statements

o'malley, and senator bernies sanders for questions about campaigns and our country. he hosted jeb bush two weeks ago on the same topics. today we are joined by ohio governor john kasich. this is our first engagement with the governor, we have been watching his campaign and are familiar with his body of work in ohio and congress. the goal is simple. this form is met to set the record straight on a wide array of issues for hispanic americans including jobs, the economy, the border and issues that affect all of us. we will spend 45 minutes in question between myself and the governor and then take a few questions from the audience. with that i would like to welcome governor john kasich. [applause] >> let me start by commending you for keeping your word and coming to talk to the hispanic community unlike others in your party you obviously have a busy schedule especially with the third gop debate coming up so i want to thank you for taking the time to talk to us. >> my pleasure. why wouldn't i come? this is great. >> good man. to kick it off, i want to get your take on the primary landscape. you said before no republican has every won the white house without winning

john kasich takes audience questions at a town hall meeting in new hampshire. live coverage begins at 12:30 eastern. >> now, remarks from presidential candidate, governor martin o'malleyat also served as baltimore's mayor. this is part of the no labels conference held in manchester, new hampshire. ♪ >> thank you. we have governor o'malley already to go -- he is a las vegas, and i have this spectacular talk that i wanted to provide for 90 seconds. i will cut it short. but i do think these goals are important, and i would single out that 25 million jobs in 10 years because i see a lot of these people in green t-shirts -- they will need those jobs. our country needs those jobs. , to helproblem solvers get those jobs. governors, big states beginning with "m," we also headed our governors association's. we are both catholic. and he is running for president and i am not -- that is where we part ways. but since he is ready to go and he wants to take questions, get ready, because i will becoming to you for some questions for our first candidate for president appearing for this historic no label convention. ladies and gentlemen martin o'malley from the great state of maryland.