of the ads parroted back.y remember using buzz lines. this will make the campains happy saying things like mitch, because they talk about the candidates by their first name, mitch says it's not his job to create jobs. and that's a grimes campaign line, they have been pushing hard, rest okay a comment the senate made. and mcconnell supporters say alison is going to support obama. she will ab rubber stamp. >> that's something that mitch mcconnell's campaign is trying to tie her to as a democrat. so those messages are reverbrating. the question is: will people feel motivated by election day to go out and vote, or will they just feel frustrated and turned off by this whole process. >>ays's libby casey reporting from washington. libby, thank you very much. >>> elections in america are not just for lawmakers. many local and state judges are also on the ballot. just a few years ago, three iowa supreme court justices lost their retention races after ruling in favor of gay marriage. money is a factor in these campaigns

again, if you look at the ads -- we put the ads together. you start with the still image of the wheelchair. there is no other way to look around that. she finished the ad with a picture of greg at the end i . i think she is getting backlash. in this case, it does stretch, tries to make abbott seem like he does not care about people. and i think that it missed the mark. and that wendy davis trying to defend an ad like this in the last few weeks is not where you want to be. >> this ad from the mitch mcconnell campaign. the watch it and get a response. -- we will watch it and get a response. >> you do not know how important experiences until your child's life is on the line. in 2011, my marriage ended. my ex-husband adopted -- abducted my daughter and took her to mali. i did not know if she was alive or dead. senator mcconnell took up my cause personally. he cared about me and my children when other people did not. he let it be known that this little kentuckian needed to come home. senator mcconnell worked with the state department and the mali

what we would like both price per ad and ads sold to be positive, if we were to have one positive one negative, in my view it is always better to have more things to sell and subsequently focus on building greater demand, value and an improved pricing strategy. we feel the pricing of our mobile ads in particular will improve over time with better targeting and increased advertiser demand. and while display revenue has been flat to down, the components of our display business have not been. traditional pc advertising is a sector of advertising and it is in decline across the industry. that decline has been steep here at yahoo!, with legacy pc display advertising creating a drag on the business. maria: we're listening to marisa mayer on her conference call post the earnings news. the earnings news was better than expected, the stock however losing some of its early jump as we are watching it trade in extended hours as this call is going on. anyone on the panel here, hear anything that strikes you from marisa mayer on the call? >> i heard her use the word mobile at least seven times. eve

the matter is you get more per ad impression on video than you do with other ad formats. it was a pretty logical next step for the newsfeed. we will expect to see more video ads and the autoplay type functionality that we are seeing emerge are getting consumers ready for that. >> you made that comment. whatsapp has lost money and i asked sharon about minority -- cheryl about prioritizing user growth. >> we found some of those numbers today. in addition to the earnings presentation in the conference call, they put out the financial filing that was separate with some of the numbers before the acquisition to cold and that was -- too cold and that thing was losing a ton of money. it lost over $230 million in the first half of this calendar year. incredible stuff but they can do it because of the value of facebook users is growing and we saw it again with the report. they got three dollars and $.57 -- $3.57 for every user in the last quarter. that is 34% more than they did last quarter. so growing the value of users, your point about advertising and how it is working on mobile

david perdue, he's not for you. >> a tough ad. in several mid-term races, candidates are trying to leverage public fears about isil attacking the u.s. homeland. arizona republican congressional candidate wendy rogers released an ad that used the clip from the isil video of foley's beheading. a national republican group is running this arizona ad. >> evil forces around the world day. it's their entry into our backyard. >> in arkansas, listen to what tom cotton said about isil on a telephone townhall. >> they could infiltrate our southern border and attack us arkansas. >> federal officials have repeatedly said there is no evidence isil has taken any steps to try to infiltrate the southern border. experts say the only thing infiltrating arkansas these days are political celebrities like bill clinton. this week, the political world learned mark pryor who enlisted clinton's help is something of a social media afficianado. >> can i get a selfy? right? let's do it. right there. there. thank you. >> here is what the photo looked like for

this ad?was quickly pulled down. the mark. ironically many stories were written abouthow he had been of the better been igns. some things had tremendous such as his mention passed father who had in a plane accident. but i think when you stretch and go over the top you get slapped back. they were also some errors in the ad. if you do not like this you want to make sure it is buttoned up. i have one question. is the that wendy davis lied? more think i'm talking about the tone. you start with image of the think she is getting backlash. think it missed the mark. ad from the mitch mcconnell campaign. a candidate manize running for reelection? to connect to and a broad based audience. yet in that race there is still very much a margin of error. with joe. i think a fantastic ad. it was somebody else telling a story. >> here with two consultants, republican and democratic. a caller from california. question is about the people care and about heads cut off overseas. what are we planning to do? think ev

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all right, standout ads. this ad really caught my eye.orth, a republican house candidate in flork, w new york, who is is a republican who is running ads attacking her for extremism, her voting record, her ties to the tea party in a district that's fairly moderate, right? where those things are unpopular. and this is her response ad. take a look. >> as a gay man coming to terms with who i am wasn't easy. but my parents love me for who i am and for whom i love. so when i hear vicious negative ataks against nan hayworth, i have to speak out. nan hayworth is no extremist. she's my mom. she's kind, she's compassionate, she's always been there for me. and she'll always be there for you. >> i'm nan hayworth and i approve this message. >> and i do, too. >> two thoughts on that ad. one, pretty good ad, particularly given who -- there's something weird about the last two or three seconds that i find bizarrely strange and just totally off. the eye looking up kiss. >> that moment from the crew. >> yes, thank you. >> yeah. but the remarkable thing abo

negative ads.ave a total campaign budget of $300,000, most of which is spent. >> we appreciate you joining us. which republican candidates would beat hillary clinton in iowa in 2016? is "blackish" the runaway comedy of the fall? ♪ >> hillary clinton's path to the white house runs through iowa. we wondered how she would do in matchups with potential republican rivals. for those results and more, they are available on our website create with us to discuss the whole tamale is al hunt. >> thank you. i have never seen a polkadotted tamale but let's go. >> trudy striking. she loses to mitt romney and barely beats paul ryan. how surprised are you that in a state that president obama carried handily that hillary clinton is net connect with those three republicans? >> she is not going to scare anyone off with those numbers but let's not forget obama did kerry by six points last time. this is a purple state. they elect as many republicans as direct routes and why look at that field against her mitt romney sa

but this ad was disguised as a political attack ad. when really it was a person attack ad. before this ad, wendy davis was still going to lose and known as the woman in texas who lost. now she's going to be known as the woman who lost and made fun of a guy in a wheelchair. >> give bob 30 seconds to rebut. >> made fun of a guy in a wheelchair who cashed in $70 million on a claim and then stopped anybody else from getting a claim. if they want him as governor, fine, let them just go -- >> i thought you were going to take a shot but you stayed on topic. we appreciate that. coming up, wake up, america, the presisisisisi go ahead and put your bag right here. have a nice flight! traveling can feel like one big mystery. you're never quite sure what is coming your way. but when you've got an entire company who knows that the most on-time flights are nothing if we can't get your things there too. it's no wonder more people choose delta than any other airline. announcer: this is why you get by on 4 hours' sleep... why you took a second job. this is why you taught yourself how to fix

a direct attack ad.he basis of that question that you put up, that gimmick that he told in the debate was a question asking him if he wasn't being a bit hypocritical, thing -- being a member of the democratic governors association, former vice chairman of the democratic governors association and having to raise money for the association to not call that was blatantly obvious and he knows to be a false attacks against me. if it is true and based on a vote that somebody has taken or a bill or a statement, i don't think that is a negative attack ad. i think that is a contrast that needs to be drawn out in the course of a political debate. >> as i pointed out in the fact check, they cannot cordon eight with -- >> he has not lost his first amendment rights to speak out. that is what is really behind this. at least stand up and say that is false. call the fellow. -- foul. he could at least do that. but he hasn't. maybe tonight. take downsaid again, all the negative ads. you have said i will only run positive a

that does not even include the local ads for county commissioner. you add that up, you get to 3 million political ads it's the startof 2013 -- since the of 2013. here's the one that probably has grabbed the most attention so far. it is the ad that introduced joni ernst to the republican senate candidate. >> i am joni ernst grade i drew . pigs on atrating farm. when i get to washington, i will know how to cut pork. >> it has generated a lot of

we have added funding. we increased funding for the university of wisconsin cancer acrossto help citizens the state. we added $15 million more. we have done more to help victims of other issues across the state. when you look at what we are talking about, we have added to that in the last budget. >> governor walker is trying to have it is ways. he talks about health and safety as if it is pretty reasonable. his position is anything but reasonable. he believes even in extreme cases of rape nude at that is not a woman's choice, but politicians aside that. that is wrong. aching that decision away from women is not something i would do as governor. kentucky, mitch grimes metnd alison in their only debate. political reports list this race a tossup. the complete debate coming up and a moment. before that, a look at some of the campaign ads. grimes'refusal to say who she voted for president is now the non-answer around the country. answer.efused to >> kentuckians expect her to cast a tough vote on anything? is she

this ad -- (cheers and applause) this ad -- this ad shows that the modern g.o.p.inally understands the real concerns of women -- weddings! i mean, who needs access to contraception or equal pay. you're getting married. let him take care of that hard stuff. of course, there are a lot of race this is year so they have custom fitness add for blushing voters nationwide. >> tom corp corbett is perfect. he rick snyder is perfect. hutchinson is perfect the bruce is perfect. >> stephen: trying out that many candidates disqualifies her from wearing white (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i've created my own ad i believe addresses the real concerns of young, single women. jim? ♪ >> wow! you are looking confident and self-assured. >> i am. even though right now it's "that time." >> mid term? yeah. me, too! i don't have your confidence. what's your secret? >> well, i'm being represented by rick scott in my private sector. >> that explains it. i'm still using... charlie crist. >> it's been four years since he was governor. he could never give you that fresh feeling. just look

i i can only control the ads run. talking about solutions for arkansans and balancing the budget and pass an amendment and keeping our economy going. a thousand full-time jobs 28,000000 people on -- full-time jobs but 80,000 people on food stamps. the top 5% are doing ok under economy./pryor pryor always stands with barack obama for higher taxes and more spending. think it is right for arkansas and that is why i do not think arkansans are ready to cast a vote for mark pryor because they know a vote for him is a vote for barack obama. i believe that a candidate is 100% responsible for every piece of advertising that comes from that campaign. and i believe that candidate and ifbe held to account the media is able to show the ads are misleading and untrue -- should be another disincentive. pretty directs a answer to that question. i would like to say further on a separate subject if i am allowed that i am opposed as the green party is opposed to the death penalty. the subject has not been discussed much but i want oppose

talking about this ad.wouldn't be here talking to you about this ad. we have entered the doug flutie phase of this campaign. it's the fourth quarter. we're in four-down territory. she's losing the game. she's got to put the ball in the end zone. that's what she's got to get done here. >> why is it the case -- a tweet said wendy davis' biggest problem is texas voters are very conservative. is that fundamentally the issue here? she's on tough territory. or is this campaign not lived up to the expectations? >> can i choose both? i think the answer is both. on the one hand, she was always pushing a big rock up a big hill in a state that's not just red, but is blood red. any democrat has really been the underdog by a significant marken. even wendy davis going into this race was going to be the underdog. the campaign has not been executed flawlessly, and this latest thing, which you can sort of see the first three seconds of this ad being something of an unforced error. the substance of the ad notwithstanding. th

but this ad was disguised as a political attack ad. when really it was a person attack ad.efore this ad, wendy davis was still going to lose and known as the woman in texas who lost. now she's going to be known as the woman who lost and made fun of a guy in a wheelchair. >> give bob 30 seconds to rebut. >> made fun of a guy in a wheelchair who cashed in $70 million on a claim and then stopped anybody else from getting a claim. if they want him as governor, fine, let them just go -- >> i thought you were going to take a shot but you stayed on topic. we appreciate that. coming up, wake up, america, the president says we're better off now than before he took office. we report, you decide. that's next. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab >>> i want to say thanks to our crew for joining us this week.

senator hagan goes right along with him. >> reporter: one ad showed a huge percentage of republican adsd on one of the most unpopular programs, obamacare. >> one-third of all the ads mentioned obama. and predominantly, these ads have attacked president obama and his signature health care plan. >> he promised if you liked your plan, you can keep it. if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. >> reporter: democrats avoid the topic as much as possible. >> every time that you hear a republican candidate mentioning and attacking president obama's health care plan, you hear pretty much crickets on the side of the democrats. >> reporter: in an effort to change the subject, democrats are running the more negative ads of the campaign, primarily tearing down their republican opponents. >> in the last two weeks, about 43% of the ads have been pure negative. 7 in 10 are negative and/or contrasted. democrats are slightly more negative at the moment than republicans are. >> reporter: the liberal groups shown here appeared to outnumber the conservative groups almost three to one. >> interest g

at a different ad. one that makes mitch mcconnell seem likable. >> we see you between two trucks. >> that is not going to work. maybe it is not to say which fights for kentucky. maybe this was not such a bad idea. >> two awesome references in there. the guy wearing the hat is larry mccarthy. and the bloodhounds are referenced to a much earlier ad. that works great because it has got humor. this it make his favorability go up? it does cut through in a positive way and a campaign where he has been pretty negative. >> there has been so much mud thrown around. >> this is one of the few ads i can watch without vomiting. rex this is game six of the world series. the giants up three games to two. what are the chances that the kansas city royals can win two straight and take the series? >> i will take my bias and this is always the wrong question. the question is can you win one game? the royals can win this game tonight. i think if the royals when we have one game to play. at that point it is a coin flip. >> w

but all we see is added after ad on the abortion issue. is very reasonable on that issue, but it is the playbook that democrats keep using, which is to continue to hammer on this one single issue. are hearing from women in all of these competitive senate states is enough about this. we want to hear about how we can find jobs. how things can be more affordable. our health care and premiums will be more affordable. st. petersburg, florida. republican line. caller: good morning. about the abortion deal. day.e make decisions every grown-ups, i can understand children. but so many women are having abortions. and i think they are using this as a form of birth control. and to have control over other people. if i decide that i want to do something that's possibly going to get me in trouble, do i expect the democrats to pay for my decision? host: thanks. who would like to take that? guest: what we are talking about here is reserving this choice to be tween a woman and her doctor. really, there is no role for government here. we've seen on the other

the negative ads are just that.hey are usually misleading people or they take a single statistic and blow it out of proportion and that is not right. is not fair to the voters who are trying to make an informed decision on election day. unfortunately, with the supreme court decision, right now there's not a lot that and be done all the like can say as a candidate i would encourage my other candidates to do the same, i would come out publicly and specifically said i do not want this kind of support for mike and he. i do not want attack ads running against my opponent in many more for my campaign. i don't think that is the right way to run a campaign and i don't think it is informative to the american people. arkansans -- don't want to hear politicians whining and tv or radio or elsewhere. they want to. solutions and barack obama hasn't offered those solutions. mark pryor said he doesn't have allowed to offer. if he keeps voting with the 93%. here is what we need to do to address the real problems facing arkansans, hi

>> i think the ad speaks for itself. i think it's absolutely ridiculous bottom barrel craftless politics that erica's group has put forward before. it's the same group that put forward the despicable depiction of paul ryan pushing grandma off a cliff. this is what they do. they're so desperate that they're taking advantage of a crisis and a real tragedy. and they're willing to show dead africans in this ad to push a political agenda that is not based in fact, sean you're absolutely right about the nih funding. and erica mentioned she's interested in priority spending. well, maybe the nih should stop spending money on drunken monkeys and researching whether fruit flies are attracted to each other and maybe thektd have more funding for the ebola research that you claim you want. >> i don't want to spend a lot of time worrying about drunk monkeys -- >> the nih did. >> the nih comes forward and says that budget cuts have hampered our ability to deal with the ebola crisis. i want you to answer whether or not you think $13 mil

. >> was the ad kind of sad? a new ad from the college republican national committee has been criticized for speaking down to women. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> is this sexist? >> i had to add the question mark there. says it was off three months ago and it came back. not enough light over there. maybe i will put it over there or maybe over here. >> oh boy. >> you need to pull it back. >> the ad, part of a million dollar campaign to support republican candidates. it is a parody of a tlc reality show. i believe it is "american chopper." take a looky. >> budget is a big deal for me now that i graduated from college. >> the rick scott is perfect. >> rick scott is becoming a trusted brand. he has new ideas that don't break your budget. >> but mom has other ideas. >> i like the charlie chris. it is expensive and a little outdated, but i know better. >> don't forget the charlie chris has with additional costs. there is over $2 billion in taxes, $3.6 billion in debt and 15% tuition increases. >> but i will be p

but this ad was disguised as a political attack ad. when really it was a person attack ad. before this ad, wendy davis was still going to lose and known as the woman in texas who lost. now she's going to be known the woman who lost and made fun of a guy in a wheelchair. >> give bob 30 seconds to rebut. >> made fun of a guy in a wheelchair who cashed in $70 million on a claim and then stopped anybody else from getting a claim. if they want him as governor, fine, let them just go -- >> i thought you were going to take a shot but you stayed on topic. we appreciate that. coming up, wake up, america, the coming up, wake up, america, the presisisisisi introducing synchrony financial bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. cshe is the greatest thing ever. one little smile. one little laugh. honey bunny... (laughter) we would do anything for her. my name is kim bryant and my husband and i made a will on legalzoom. it was really easy to do. (baby noise...laughter) we created legalzoom to help you take care of th

the biggest issue isn't ads. it is jobs, the economy and the deficit. if that is the biggest issue would you try to take down a small business? we are one of the most trusted businesses in the country. i am very proud of the business. i am very proud of this fact. they haven't been able to find one owner, employee or subtra subtractor to put on tv. and furthermore the ad he is talking about we never did that jail project. the one he is talking about the lawsuit on. the low bidder was allowed job. it is a total lie and i am sick of it. all of it is a bunch of lies and we know why they are doing it. they want to keep their boy in washington. >> moderator: the candidates get to ask a question, 30 seconds to respond and 60 seconds for a rebuttal. rick allen you lead it off. >> allen: you are a harvard educated attorney and you talk a good game and confuse me a lot even. you have been in congress for a decade and in the decade the budget of the country has doubled. the deficit has more than doubled. we have all kinds of security issues. you cannot keep your

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is that an effective ad or ads? >> and the to the voters. a lot of these ads will be the closing messages. you need something that breaks through. if you are going on a theme they both are with the president humor is good and my guess is , that when they did the ad the first time it focus grouped through the roof. >> this is what republicans have at this point. here is an ad that visits with children and not in a harsh or negative seeming way. even though it is very negative. >> we will take a look at a different ad. one taking on the herculean task of making mitch mcconnell theme -- wait for it -- likable. >> people tell me try to do my commercials. >> we see you between two trucks. >> that sounds dangerous. ♪ >> we had you and bloodhounds. >> maybe it is not to say "mitch fights for kentucky." >> two awesome references. go ahead -- the guy wearing the hat is larry mccarthy. who looks just like steven spielberg. a longtime advocate for republicans. >> famously very negative ad maker. and the bloodhounds are referenced to a much earlier ad.

i wouldn't be here talking to you about this ad.e have entered the doug flutey phase of this campaign. it's d fourth quarter. we're in four-down territory. she's losing the game. she's got to put the bam in the ends zone. that's what she's got to get done here. >> texas voters are very conservative. is that fundamentally the issue here? she's on tough territory. or is this campaign not lived up to the expectations? >> can i choose both? i think the answer is both. on the one hand, she was always pushing a big rock up a big hill in a state that's not just red, but is blood red. any democrat, has really been the underdog by a cig nif cant margin. i think this latest thing, which you can sort of see the first three seconds of this ad being something of an unforced error, the substance of the ad notwithstanding. the takctic is an unforced erro. she's done everything she possibly can to stay in this race and to be competitive. but in the end, as you said, the polls are not looking very good. she can conceivably win this race like bill wh

>> well, if you watch the world series out here you're seeing lots of ads for orman, lots of ads forerts. i don't think there's been any impact there at all. we have noticed though some research that has been done that suggest if you have a successful home team in any sport that tends to favor incumbents going forward to election day. how big of a factor that is, i doubt. but there is research out there that suggest there is that kind of tie going into election day. >> we'll find out this week on one of those pieces of it anyway. >> yes we will. >> steve kraske, he's on twitter . follow all the action there in the senate race in kansas. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me, bill. >> on the next "wall street journal," mike duncan discusses -- has about he become a big issue. karen white lookswh

he spents nearly half of the time in his final ad talking about puppy love. they will say i hate puppies, all right, it took me a while to warm up co cowboy, just kidding, cowboy, i do love puppies. >> his position on the minimum wage is still a little bit unclear, does it help that he loves puppies in i don't know finally, a real life political pit bull, chris christie is preparing a presidential campaign, yesterday on the second anniversary of hurricane sandy, he went to the jersey shore, a heck her interrupted him, and starting yelling and christie was not happy. >> somebody like you doesn't know a damn thing about what you are talking about, you want to have the conversation later, i am happy to have it, buddy, until that time, sit down and shut up. >> would you trust someone with that kind of temper with the nuclear codes. >> all right, we have some live pictures to show you, out of portland, maine, where president obama is expected to speccing so farve this year, many candidates in his own party are trying to distance themselves from the president becau

whenever we release an ad, we provide documentation to that ad, every fact that's in there. every vote, every statement. we put the context in there. this is something i sat down with my campaign team on day one, and i said look, one of the things we want to show about this campaign is integrity. the people of the state of arkansas deserve that. they deserve honesty when it comes to campaigning. now one thing you heard about from my opponent and one thing you see in his ad is his rhetoric is very clever. that's great for advancing his political career. that's going to help him climb he political ladder. the problem is, arkansans are smarter than that. time and again you will see -- in fact i can tell from experience in some of my races. i won the state very big and so did mike huckabee. you can chart this every election cycle. people here are very independent. they don't want to be told about a lot of misinformation and bad information. most of the people i talk to, when they see the ads come on television, they hit the mute button. i hear that over and over and over. again,

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i would tell you, i begins a really bad ad. -- i think it is a really bad ad. they are trying to stretch and be creative, you can have a creative added have it work, but this one does not. from dallas, texas, robbie is on the line, a republican. >> good morning. i was questioning the amenity wheelchair, if he got in trouble -- men in the wheelchair, if he got in trouble, i think he is running for governor or something. house down there

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