but adam heard adam curtis and so i'm thinking of hyper normalization. that's where we're heading into everyone to check out that documentary. so again, we are told this the biggest empire in history of the wealthiest nation in history, but we have squalor in there one of their richest. if not, they're richest city and the united states, which generates more of their g d p than anywhere else with high tech and, and we know social media and that sort of stuff. but you also have these sort of quotes and that, that the situation cannot be resolved, right? so i can't really reconcile just the fact that this criminal activity is allowed to happen. i myself a called the cops, a number of times said one of these people. so let's look at another headline about what they're suggesting for san francisco. so here's a woman being terrorized by homeless people in her street. and most of them by the way, or, or actually just drug addicts or mentally ill and need hospitalization or athens him. you know the freedom to poop on the streets. well, here we have residents an

eric adams trounce curtis lee, would it become only the city 2nd black mayor. alvin brag? may be the 1st a black, manhattan da in boston, michel wu became the 1st woman and person of color elected mayor cincinnati elected its 1st asian american mayor, pittsburgh years in kansas city voters selected their 1st black mayors and dearborn michigan, where there has always been a sizable arab population elected its 1st arab american mayor. so monique, with americans electing people who look like america, is this grievance fuel virginia vote maybe an anomaly? well, i am yes and no. keep in mind also in virginia, we have the not just the lieutenant governor who's the 1st african american woman elected statewide in virginia. but i think the attorney general now is the 1st cuban american attorney general. and this is on the republican side. i think this is actually very good, whether it's a democrat or republican, we need a broader representation of america's at all levels of government, all levels of business. so i think it's actually a good thing. the issue would critical race. yes

now, let's get to the news democrat eric adams defeated republican curtis sliwa yesterday in new yorky's mayoral election adams will take office on january 1st. which means on january 2nd, cab drivers will start blaming him for tr [ light laughter ] "you believe this? freaking adams." [ laughter ] president biden returned early this morning to washington from his trip to europe and now he won't stop calling the white house his flat [ laughter ] yesterday's new jersey gubernatorial race between democratic governor phil murphy and republican jack ciatterelli remains too close to call. in fact, as of our taping time, both candidates were yelling "you take it." "no, you take it." [ laughter ] house speaker nancy pelosi told reporters yesterday that while she did not announce a vote for president biden's $1.75 trillion economic agenda, she believes disputes around it could be resolved by the end of the day okay, it could but will it? i feel we've been waiting around for this budget bill for longer than we were waiting for "avatar 2. [ laughter ] build back better is basically biden's unobt

now, let's get to the news democrat eric adams defeated republican curtis sliwa

and guy regretting having picked, "i will always love you" at karaoke, eric adams, and republican and french gym owner, curtisughter ) oui, monsieur. now, we tape this show-- we tape this show around 5:30 in the afternoon, which is before the polls close, so we don't know who won. congratulations, eric adams. looming-- ( cheers and applause ) probably, probably. sorry, curtis, sorry. looming defeat did not stop curtis sliwa from trying to vote earlier today with an adorable kitten named gizmo. election workers would not let the cat in, but it is cute. it reminds me of when mayor bloomberg went to the polls riding on the back of a mouse. ( laughter ) he's very small, a very, very small man, very rich, very small. the media are in a tizzy over the virginia governor's race featuring democrat and student saying, "uh, teacher, you forgot to give us homework," terry mcauliffe against former private equity c.e.o. and unholy love child of mr. rogers and ted cruz, ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) wow. i have seen too much. i must wipe away my eyes. ( laughter ) glenn youngkin. again, we have no idea who won, but w

former police captain eric adams cruise to victory in the race for new york mayor easily defeating his republican opponent and guardian angels founder curtis liwa. >> adams will become the second black mayor in the history of the largest city in the united states. he criticized police officers for their treatment of minorities but did not go so far as to call for defunding the police policing was on the ballot in minneapolis 18 months after george floyd was killed there. voters rejected a measure to replace the police department with a department of public safety. >> it was the first attempt by a major us city to drastically overhaul public safety since floyd's death sparked nationwide protests last year. >> still ahead tonight at 10, a big announcement from president biden at the climate summit in scotland. what he's promising to crack down on. >> plus bad news for those of you hoping to have some crab this thanksgiving by the start of the crab season has been delayed and a lot of upset neighbors in san jose. after a side show went on for hours halloween night. up next, why police say they did not send any officers to break up that show.

we know that curtis, the republican, very much against bill de blasio's mandates in the city. adams what we're seeing around the country. yes. i would tell you, though, erica, i was a little surprised. i moderated a number of debates for local officers in new york city, and i was surprised at the extent to which whether opposing vaccine mandates became immediately pli ly politicized. mostly republican and conservative party candidates say that vaccine mandates are terrible. they say that they are pro vaccine but they're anti-mandate, in some ways a distinction without a difference. it's very surprising how quickly it became a rallying point for candidates. it seemed to get a stir out of a distinct minority of the population, so it's not a way to necessarily win elections, but it is an issue around which a lot of people have politically organized. it happened just like that. this is a city where we had tens of thousands of deaths in a very short period of time, the city has been traumatized. a lot of people who will risk their jobs and run for office saying we must not require people

. >>> and adams expected to win over curtis slewah. >>> and a four-term democratic mayor is running agn against wendy walton who beat him in the primary in june. >>> and in boston, michelle wu against annissa essaibi george. whatever happens, they will have their first mayor of color in 40 years. tell us about this race and what you're seeing on the ground. >> reporter: in its 400-year history, boston has only selected a white man to be its mayor. at the end of the day, it will be either george, who is polish, or wu would be our next asian mayor. george is a politics person, and michelle wu represents this new kind of progressive wing of the party. michelle wu has enjoyed a 30-point lead in the polling. one of the things here in boston is low turnout numbers. only about 56,000 or 57,000 people have turned out. we don't want to assume which way that may favor, but that's concerning to a lot of people, especially those who are looking toward the black community, who their candidates of choice never made it out of the preliminaries. now even though wu is enjoying that big lead, there is

supporters of democrat eric adams are in celebration mode after adams easily beat his republican opponent in the mayor's race. curtis sliwa, republican, founder of the guardian angels, a crime fighting organization. adams who is a former new york police captain and former state senator, now poised to become the 110th mayor of the city of new york. and only the second black mayor of new york after david dinkins in the early 1990s. adams grew up with working class roots. he often speaks of living on the edge of homelessness in his youth and having been arrested as a teenager and beaten by the n.y.p.d. he later decided to join the force to become a voice of reform from within. later rising through a state office, state senator, now to the brooklyn borough presidency, next to city hall. eric adams running on -- making sure public safety which he called the prerequisite to prosperity is something that new yorkers can rely on. so he spent a lot of time talking about public safety. but he also talked about issues like improving education, a universal child care. he spoke tonight at his victory speech about making sure that

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has come up against defunding police amid recent crime search and problem, adams is expected of a republican candidate curtisred beret. he is also pushing law and order from so police policies, the real path to victory for them. >> joe biden one on matt, joe biden didn't want to defund police, he wanted to reform police and that's what eric adams wants to do but that isn't the only issue. the settings are diverse from the only african-american mayor in new york city and additionally democrats overwhelmingly outnumber republicans but i do say that's the message and moderate democrats years and continue to be. kennedy: dave, is eric adams transformational candidate? is he the next giuliani? >> no, i don't think so but i did like he was taking shots at de blasio today. i've got to say, he's been the worst player in the history of this great city i'm from and by the way, i lived in new york city almost my entire life that i haven't liked any of the mayors and he is the was born on in terms of what he's done for the city. you have, he inherited the most vibrant most amazing sitting in the world both destroyed on

he will be succeeded by either eric adams or curtis sliwa.t race is considered too early to call. we're also watching mayoral races in the great cities of minneapolis tonight and buffalo, new york. in minneapolis it's the incumbent mayor jacob frey who's trying for a second term. in buffalo the incumbent mayor there, byron brown, was actually beaten in the democratic primary back in june. he is nevertheless trying to retain his seat, trying to get a fifth term as mayor of buffalo in a write-in campaign as an incumbent, which is a weird combination of factors. in terms of other major mayor's races, polls have also closed in the last hour in the great city of boston. the city is poised to elect the first female mayor ever elected to that office regardless of whether -- which of the two runoff candidates wins tonight in boston. so there's lots still to learn tonight. lots still to watch as the returns come in. but let's go back now to steve at the big board. i city we are all on virginia. 63% in overall. >> about 2/3 in statewide. right now the

. >> democrat eric adams claiming victory in new york city's mayoral race defeating republican curtis sliwa. >> we are missing the beauty of our diversity. we put on one jersey in new york. >> adams, retired nypd's and practices the surging office. >> president biden facing a number of problems as he arrives overnight on the heels of the massive climate summit. jillian: the claims the president made about inflation, the light chain crisis and more. >> a lot of stuff. president biden is back on terra firma at the white house after a 5 abroad, with world leaders at the g 20 summit and the top 26 global warming conference in glasgow. key take aways from scotland include pledges by over 100 countries to cut emissions of greenhouse gas methane and work to end global deforestation. the president tangled with questions from the press including things like supply-chain difficulties and rising energy costs. >> the significant reason it is up is covid affecting the supply chain. if you look at gas prices and take a look at oil prices, that is a consequence of russia or opec nations to pump more

. >>> in new york, democrat eric adams is poised to win the mayor's seat over republican curtis sliwa after winning a tight race to become the democratic nominee. adams is now a key figure in how the party is looking to move forward. >> cnn's senior national correspondent miguel marquez following all of this from brooklyn, new york. so, miguel, in a time when democrats have in many races been tough on police and policing, he's setting really a much different tone. >> reporter: yeah, it is the vegan ex-cop against the founder of the guardian angels, who is a cat lover as well. typical new york politics. they are both going after the meat and potato political messages on crime, on housing, on homelessness, all the big issues facing new york. look, and for a democrat in new york not to win, that would be a stunning reversal from what everybody expects now. but i can tell you, at least in this one place, in downtown brooklyn, brooklyn borough hall, which should be a very, very busy voting precinct, it is not. there is very, very few voters who have been here so far today. this is probably

cat-loving founder of the guardian angels, very colorful individual on the republican side, curtis sliwa running against adamsexpected because it is such a democratic city, about 4-1 registration here that the democrat will prevail. but we will see. they had early voting for about a week. a lot of absentee ballots and now today polls are open to 9:00 p.m. and we shall see. back to you. >> miguel, thank you so much. now to wolf blitzer who is live for us in scotland, where the stakes are high, wolf. >> reporter: they certainly are, brianna, thank you very much. the president clearly focusing in on the climate crisis in this overseas trip, his domestic agenda hitting a speed bump back home. the democratic senator joe manchin throwing a major wrench into negotiations for president biden's economic agenda. pushing for the bipartisan infrastructure deal, yes, but saying he might not vote for the separate social safety net expansion bill. listen to this. >> for the sake of the scountry the bipartisan infrastructure bill, holding this bill hostage is not going to work, and getting my support for the reconciliation b

eric adams is heavily favored to win. the republican candidate, curtis sliwa, has made headlines for having a lot of cats. i mean a lot of cats, and, b, he got hit by a taxicab. he's fine. while impressive heard lines, it's hard to piece that into a win in a deep blue democratic city. boston will get a new mayor tomorrow as well. that will be an interesting race to watch unfold. atlanta will get a new mayor as of tomorrow. atlanta has 14 candidates on the ballot all running to succeed lance-bottoms. but it will be hard for any of them to get 50% of the vote. when you have 14 people on the ballot, nobody gets that slice. if there isn't a 50% winner, there will be a runoff on november 30. buffalo gets a new mayor tomorrow. buffalo has a four-term incumbent democratic mayor, byron brown. but he was beaten back in june in the democratic primary. beaten by india walton. miss walton, beating the incumbent mayor in a primary gives her the advantage of her being on the ballot instead of him, but he decided to run for re-election anyway. so now he is a write-in c

eric adams is heavily favored to win. the republican candidate, curtis sliwa, has made headlines for having a lot of cats. i mean a lot of cats. and, b, he got hit by a cow. he got hit by a taxi cab. he's fine. lots of cats and getting run over by a cow, i mean that's impressive headlines. it's hard to piece that into a win in a deep blue democratic city. boston will get a new mayor tomorrow as well. that will be an interesting race to watch unfold. a the great american city of atlanta will get a new mayor as of tomorrow -- well, as of this month. in atlanta, it's 14 candidates on the ballot all running against mayor keisha lance bottoms. she's decided not to run. but it will be hard for any of them to get 50% of the vote. when you have 14 people on the ballot, nobody gets that slice.v if there isn't a 50% winner, there will be a runoff on november 30. i the great american city of buffalo ist getting a new mayo tomorrow -- maybe. buffalo has a four-term incumbent democratic mayor, byron brown. fascinatingly he was beaten back in june in the democratic pr

in new york city eric adams will be the next mayor of the big apple beating out republican curtis and lack at marks, futures searching for direction ahead of the federal reserve decision today. we have the mixed action. nasdaq futures slightly to the plus side this after a record day on wall street. the dow closing above 36,000 for the very first time. the nasdaq and s&p 500 also hitting fresh all-time highs. european markets are flat at the moment. we have slight losses across the board in england, france and germany. kospi down more than 1% and nikkei closed for a holiday. mornings with maria live right now. ♪ ♪ maria: and good morning, everyone. major win for republicans last night in virginia. glenn youngkin to be the common wealth next governor getting more than 50% of the vote while 48.6 voted for former democrat terry mcauliffe. we have all of the angles covered this morning. fox business chief national correspondent connell mcshane in richmond, virginia right now. connell, good morning to you. >> good morning, maria, the enthusiasm that we saw on the ground in this race was re

democrat eric adams won the new york city mayoral election last night, defeating curtis sliwa. f more progressive opponents to win the democratic nomination, as fears of increasing violence dominated the race. i'm joined by mayor-elect eric adams. mr. mayor-elect, all politics is local until it isn't, and in some ways we saw a lot of city elections, from seattle to minneapolis to your race, particularly more in the primary, but even a little bit last night, where it does seem that plenty of what i would call rank and file democratic voters picked the tougher on crime candidate when given the choice. what should national democrats take away from that pattern that you see? like i said, whether we're talking seattle, minneapolis, or new york city. >> one thing for sure is that we must move away from the title "identity politics." people say eric is a moderate or eric is this, that's not true. being progressive is being practical. and i think that is what we are losing. and we're losing really the tone. when i'm on the ground in the street of philadelphia, new york, it doesn't matte

in new york city former police captain eric adams is taking on long-time community activist republican curtis sliwa. >> in atlanta 14 candidates are vying to replace keisha lance bought omtz. she announced in may she would not be seeking reelection. this is the first election where georgia's new restrictive voting law will be enforced. >>> in buffalo new york, byron brown is seeking the fifth term as mayor using the write-in campaign. he lost in june to india walton a self-described democratic socialist. >> in indiana where george floyd was killed, they are facing a tough race there. we are watching a ballot initiative that would replace the city's police department with a public safety department under the joint authority of the mayor and city council. >>> as president biden rallies world leaders on the climate issue, key senate democrat joe manchin will not support the $3.5 trillion safety net expansion until he sees greater clarity of its impact on the national debt. >> as more of the details outline the basic framework are released, what i see are shell games. budget gimmicks that make th

really seeing an uptick in recent years and eric adams ran a centrists but tough on police abusive power. some credibility as a former retired captain curtiso be tough on crime. it's an area he was able to out flank eric adams in a poll position into tomorrow not in small part because he can bring it down. >> crime is up and now it going back down. is that correct? >> slightly. >> slightly. >> last year's numbers, because we obviously don't have the totals were very high -- they're still far lower than the 1990s. >> i lived here in the 1990s. when i see the pictures, i happen to be watching the, you know, conservative channel because it was the only option. so i'm watching and i was like wow, new york city looks like a hell hole there but i live in new york and walk around every day and it does not resemble what is -- you know. >> you know, sometimes political perceptions are little to do with reality. you can't fake shootings and murders and in new york or atlanta, they have been spiking. you may see short term declines but it's an issue back on people's minds and public safety is fundamental to people's quality of life. if you don't have

democrat eric adams squares off with republican curtis sliwa. >> he's got a lot of cats.ng on getting rid of this virus in new york city -- >> finishing strong! finishing the marathon strong! let me ask you, mr. mayor, if these people whose job it is to defend and protect and serve the people of new york city are not doing their jobs and they're putting the lives of new yorkers and americans at risk, shouldn't they just be fired? >> hey, joe, let me tell you, these vaccine mandates work. let me give you the update, and we have breaking news for you, put a mandate in place on october 20th, and as of today, 92% of the new york city workforce is vaccinated. >> that's news. >> new numbers this morning, 92%. >> that's great. >> the bottom line is, when you say for the health of your family, everyone you work with, everyone you served, your whole community, you've got to get vaccinated, no exceptions, no compromises, just get vaccinated, it makes an amazing impact. people respond to that. here's my message, every mayor in america, every governor in america, every ceo of busines

and now curtis lee, he called african-americans latin-ex and his vision is highly problematic. so eric adamse had a system calls right choice voting for the first time. so many people were excited that they did not get their first choice. many people wanted maya wylie. we may see democrats do things to just stay-at-home because they will assume that eric will win handedly and that'll deter turnouts. and so that may depress some of eric adams votes. the assumption is tomorrow evening, we'll know eric adams the second half of mayor of new york city. >> the one thing we like more to talk about this election is talk about the next election. before you know it it's the next race. christina, thank you so much for being here tonight. >>> earlier in the show we asked this question, why are you awake? one viewer had this interesting take on last night's world series game. spent halloween watching another horror show in which the brave hero strikes a fatal blow to the evil antagonist. there is two more games. i got the brave reference and dan what you got back there? >> i am up trying to get ready for

. >>> democrat eric adams soundly defeated republican curtis sliwa for the mayor of new york.. he has pledged to crack down on violent crime. 92% of new york city employees, 92% are in compliance with the vaccine mandate but how many does that leave who are now on unpaid leave? lauren: 9,000 including 1000 firefighters and 12,000 city workers have filed for religious or medical exemptions. i think the bottom line here is, yes, the mandates are moving the needle, right, ahead of the osha rule which will be challenged for its legality. so i think a lot of the politicians are getting what they want. but what they're ignoring the shifting demographics that will happen because of it. when you look at the fdny, right? suffolk county, long island, hey, if you worked in manhattan as a firefighter. come here. you will love our town. we don't make you do what you don't want to do. you love other freedom. shifting demographics because of mandates. stuart: there is pain with vaccine mandates, significant pain attached to it. mayor de blasio, current mayor, what is he saying about those wh

their next mayor, i should say, former brooklyn police captain eric adams faces guardian angels founder and radio host republican curtisr's race two democratic women of color on the ballot miss shell will. the nonwhite. >> maria: in boston. deciding whether to replace the police force with a new department of public safety, part of defund the police movement that followed the death of george floyd. in austin, texas, a ballot measure would require that city to maintain two police officers per 1,000 residents promote additional training and officer incentives to recruit officers who speak additional languages this arose from the city council's move to cut the police budget by one third followed by a huge spike of crime in that city and the council's reversal on those cuts. one thing this morning election day is weather. let's look how the weather may be affecting election day around the country fox weather meteorologist amy freeze joins us tonight. good evening, amy. >> good evening, yes, of course it can effect voter turnout and some folk hostile want to get to the polls we want to make sure they know what to expect. be

cnn projects that democrat eric adams has been elected mayor of new york city defeating republican curtisting that eric adams has been elected new york city mayor. let's go to athena jones in new york city at adams' headquarters. at athena. >> reporter: hi, jake. the crowd here at adams election night headquarters has already gotten this message. there was already a cheer that went up when someone came to the podium saying that eric adams, the brooklyn borough president, former new york police captain, a former senator is going to be the 110th mayor of new york city, only the second black mayor of new york city. the votes are still coming in. a little over 30% of the vote is in, and there's about a 50-point gap between adams. this is what was expected. new york is of course a very democratic city, but adams put together a very interesting coalition working class voters, union voters, voters of color, voters in the outer boroughs, he also ran not just on public safety. this is something he talked about a lot of his campaign. public safety is a prerequisite to prosperity, talking a lot also

. >> curtis's ambitions drove the young couple, he became a prosecutor in the adams county state attorney's office, and dabbled in school board politics, winning a seat and serving as president. he even found time to teach a business law class in quincy university. in between the business milestone, as a lovelace of started a family, first girl lindsey than three boys, cory juggle that part of the lives. >> fantastic, there wasn't anything she didn't do for those kids. >> cory's days were filled with diapers, play dates and tantrums but even then this mom never forgot how to be a good daughter, dad, john, was dying of cancer. it that was a major -- all of you? four years he followed it, in the last six months of his life she came every night at 5:00 and sat for like half an hour and visit. that was her time with him. >> we're down with the stress of caregiving, raising four kids, was it any wonder when cory herself fell ill. it was the weekend before valentine's day, 2006. >> she was feeling poorly. >> feeling poorly how? what was she ailing from? >> just flu like symptoms, throwing up, we

eric adams will be new york city's second black mayor, a moderate as well, easily defeated his republican challenger curtis state's second largest city, the incumbent mayor byron brown is declaring victory. he had to mount a write-in campaign after losing the primary to democratic socialist india walton. let's get to miguel marquez. miguel, the write-in votes have a clear lead. but there is still not a winner being called in buffalo at this point. >> this is a shock and a shock back. india walton, who is self-professed democratic socialist, has 41% of the vote. write-ins, who is on the write-in ballots, has 59%. the former mayor byron brown has declared victory. but it is going to be some days before those ballots are counted. this is a shocker all around. he was a very long-term mayor of buffalo. lost in a shocker in the primary to india walton, the democratic socialist. and then has come back possibly to win this thing in the most old school shocking way of all, in a write-in. but whether it is new york or seattle, cleveland, pittsburgh, durham, all of these cities seeing people of color, new faces in po

eric adams joins us live in just a few minutes. >> curtis did take a cat to the polling puth. >> -- booths good. he has 17 cats. we'll be right back with much more on "morning joe." this is the new world of work. each day looks different than the last. but whatever work becomes... the servicenow platform will make it just, flow. whether it's finding ways to help you serve your customers, orchestrating a safe return to the office... wait. an office? what's an office? or solving a workplace challenge that's yet to come. whatever the new world of work takes your business, the world works with servicenow. >>> hold on. >> please leave. >> heilemann. >> welcome back to "morning joe." >> not leaving. >> so needy. >> november 3rd. michael steele and katty kay are still with us, and john heilemann has finally left. >> left the building. >> with us, we have the host of msnbc's "politics nation" and president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. >> this is big. >> former u.s. senator, now an nbc news and msnbc political analyst, claire mccaskill joins us. and ceo of the massena grou

so eric adams ran a centrist campaign saying he was going to be tough on crime but also tough on police abuse of power. and he can speak with some credibility as a former retired captain. curtis running, also saying he's going to be tough on crime. so this is really an area where he was able to outflank a lot of democrats to his left, eric adams. and he looks at a 7-1 democratic city in the pole position heading into tomorrow's vote. not in small part because he has promised to bring crime down and bring businesses back to the city after the covid pandemic. >> crime was up and now it's going back down. is that correct? >> slightly. last year's numbers, because we obviously don't have the total numbers, were very high compared to -- they're still far lower than they were in the 1990s, just a reality check. >> i lived here in the 1990s. look, when i see all the pictures, i happen to be watching the conservative channel because that was the only option then. so i'm watching and i'm like wow, new york city looks like a hellhole there. but i live in new york and walk around every single day and i mean it does not resemble what is -- you know. >> you know, sometimes political perce

just across the hudson river, democrat eric adams seeks to become just the second black mayor in new york city with a win over guardian angels founder curtis sliwa. though polls show him well behind, sliwa is attempting to buck recent history since mike bloomberg did it in 2005. >>> senator joe manchin of west virginia, meanwhile circumstance not ready to vote for joe biden's build back better plan. speaking to reporters, senator manchin called on democrats to slow progress on the bill. he said he won't announce his support for it until after the fiscal effects of the legislation can be assessed. >> sim simply put, i will not support a bill that's this consequential without thoroughly understanding the impact it will have on the debt, our american economy, and the american people. every american needs to know the impact it will have. i'm hoping to vote on a bill that will push our country forward, but i'm equally against voting for a bill that will hurt us. for the sake of the country, ours is the house to vote and pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill. holding this bill hostage is not going to work, and getting my support for the reconc

curtis sliwa has been the head of the guardian angels. in the final stages of his campaign, the issue that has emerged is the covid vaccine mandates that have been in place. adamsnd sliwa says he is against them, basically. a huge democratic majority in the city, and every indication that new york will have a new african-american mayor come some time tonight, not even tomorrow morning. we don't expect this to take very long. >> ron allen, thanks as always, my friend. it has been a year and a half now since the murder of george floyd hit up nation wide calls in how we support our citizens. how would today's ballot initiative remake the police department? >> i will tell you first that many of the voters tell me this is something they have been studying. it has been a hard decision for many of them because they know how consequential this is. this is a city where it is the first local reelection. so this will be a competitive race. and under normal circumstances, but especially with thisball lot question involving the police department. we will see this right here. it would eliminate the police officer, it would create the department of public safety. the police c

adam gibson. >> nice to meet you. >> i'm a detective with quincy. >> ok. ok. >> reporter: lyndsay lovelace, curtismater when she was summoned to the campus police department to talk with detective gibson. >> i was very confused why someone from quincy had driven there. >> reporter: the questions that followed didn't clear things up, at least not at first. the detective started talking about her late mom and asking about her parents' marriage. >> how was your parents' relationship, do you remember? >> they would fight. it was an interesting relationship. there were times we were like the perfect family, we'd do like fun family stuff. and then there were times i do remember being woken up at night by my parents' fighting. >> reporter: for the first time, someone inside the lovelace family was revealing the turmoil before cory's death. but then the detective asked lyndsay to describe that tuesday in 2006 when her mother's body was found. >> tuesday morning, before you went to school, what do you remember? >> reporter: the answer seemed to take the air out of his theory of the case. >> she was up and

democrat eric adams, you see on the left side of your screen, he is heavily favored to win the mayoral race tomorrow. the republican race, the gentleman in the little red cap, name curtis sewell, he has made his biggest headlines in his campaign with a, he confessed to having a lot of cats. and i mean a lot of cats. and be, he got hit by a cab. he got hit by a taxicab. he's fine. but, lots of cats and getting run over while impressive headlines, it is hard to piece that together into a win, in a pretty deep blue democratic city. so democratic eric adams heavily favored in that mayor race tomorrow. in the great american city of boston will get a new mayor tomorrow as well, that will be a really interesting race to watch unfold. the great american city of atlanta will get a new mayor as of tomorrow, well as of this month, at in atlanta's 14 candidates who are going to be on the ballot -- mayor bottoms decided not to run for reelection, but the practical consequence of 14 candidates running to replace her is that it's going to be hard for any of them to get 50% of the votes. when you've got 14 people on the ballot, nobody is going to get that big a slice. if nobody gets 5

brian: i've got to give curtis sliwa saying de blasio's been bad for if new york, i'm going to do everything to help eric adams you the truth, new yorkers are depending on him because his message has been pitch perfect. he says i'm going to reestablish the anti-crime unit. he's saying, hey, new yorkers, come back from f. i'm going to do your best to lower your taxes. we've got to stop making wall street the wall street higher-ups pay a price for staying here. we've got to make it a place to be able to walk the streets and it's safe for tourism. i mean, this is the message. the message for the democrats is the adams message if that was going to win this new york. it is i'm on the left but not way on the left. if the democratic party stays with the aocs and the squad, they're going to be a micro-party. adams is showing you the way, and if he does half of what he says he does, he's going to look hike a hero because he's replacing the most inept, ineffective mayor in history. steve: well, his message was i'm a former cop. out in the twin cities voters rejected after the last year given george floyd, there is a mov