>> the answer is, without question, yes. >> sure, sure. >> please, it's @alisyn camerota, alisyn with a "y." use that on social media. here's what i like. donald trump is very right about very fundamental things about politics. he's do inge them better than everybody else. >> like what? >> people like to hear their complaints given voice. >> they do. >> absolutely. >> he's doing that very well and in a way that is far more demonstrative than politicians do. why? they have to be held accountable. trump is not getting measured the same way. he's getting scrutiny but not the same kind of scrutiny. also, they love a winner. they love somebody who is optimistic about themselves and about them. >> i'm a winner, i'll get it done. how are you going to round up with 11 million people? with a process. what he's banking on is believe in me because you don't believe in any of these other guys. it's resonating, period.

alisyn camerota joins us. good morning, alisyn. >> how are you guys? >> great. knew you would be there for us, alisyn. >> this doesn't look very good. i'll tell you what is coming up on the show. donald trump had been going after ben carson. this whole weekend. how will carson respond to all that? we will have his manager on to talk about that. also the new polls. >>> joe biden explaining for the first time why he is not getting into the presidential race. we will analyze his emotional rationale with our pundits. stick around for that when chris and i see you in 13 minutes. >> you are always there for us, alisyn camerota. >> thank you. >>> the u.s. mission to free isis hostages in iraq. we are live with incredible pictures of the mission. well, right now you can get 15 gigs for the price of 10. that's 5 extra gigs for the same price. so five more gigs for the same price? may i? 50% more data for the same price. now get 15 gigs for the price of 10. where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it

>> good morning, alisyn. paul ryan had no am bigs to become house speaker but agreed to put his hat in the ring to avoid further turmoil in his party. it's not done yet. ryan wants to be a unifying candidate. the question now is this, will a group of roughly 40 conservatives in the house freedom caucus who helped drive out speaker john boehner and torpedo kevin mccarthy's bid do the same to paul ryan? >> i have left this decision in their hands. >> reporter: the ultimatum is set this morning by wisconsin congressman paul ryan. >> this is not a job i've ever wanted. >> reporter: after days of hammering by house republicans seasonally backing him into a corner. >> i think our country is in desperate need of leadership. >> reporter: the 45 former vice presidential nominee is stepping up, saying he's willing to replace house speaker john boehner. but not so fast. ryan says if and only if, the three largest coalitions in the gop house back his candidacy and agree to the following conditions by friday. ryan demandi

>> alisyn, it was a bit of a bombshell. the committee, the benghazi committee has been working for about a year and a half on this. working largely in private but the focus has shifted over this time as we know to this private e-mail server. i think it's a reminder of what is actually at stake here, what the actual original issues were in this committee. and this individual who is speaking to -- with jake tapper this morning -- on sunday but we played this morning, he's a key person but republicans are trying to discredit him. republicans are saying, look, we don't know who this is. the reality is, this has questioned now the credibility of the committee and she, of course, is going to appear before this committee on october 22nd, just next week, finally, to testify before them. there's no question that there are so many questions and skepticism hanging over this committee. i think it's pretty clear it needs to end pretty quickly here. it's been going on so, so long. >> do you expect any of the other candidates may have to

good morning alisyn. this is a big deal.if it is a trend but we've been talking about how trump leading in national polls for a hundred days. but this is a state by state competition. and iowa is first next year so this is important. carson on top there at 28%. carson has gained seven points and trump has lost seven in the last month. this is carson's best showing in iowa so far. and we know he's drawing a lot of his support from women and from white evangelical voters. another interesting point here is that when people were asked chp candidate they would not support, 30% said donald trump. you can see jeb bush is not too far behind him. so this may be worse news in a way for bush. he's tied at sixth down at 5%. but donald trump also doesn't do well when it comes to favorability. in the next graphic carson has 84% favorable rating. just 10% unfavorable. trump is way down there at 53% favorable and 43% unfavorable, which is the highest number we're seeing in that poll. and there is one more set of numbers i want to highlight

>> good morning, alisyn. this storm has been lingering for several days here at this hydroelectricity plan t tity pl columbia, south carolina, they put out sandbags but it wasn't enough. the river behind me swollen, the difference between today and a normal day, about 19 feet. a state of emergency under way, flood watches in effect from georgia to delaware as a deadly and historic amount of rain bears down on parts of south carolina. >> we haven't seen this level of rain in the low country in a thousand years. >> search and rescue operations will continue this morning in columbia. the capital pummeled by its wettest day on record. parts of the coast receiving up to 24 inches of rain in 24 hours. forcing more than 750 motorists to call for help sunday, trapped by the raging waters. >> our concentration right now obviously is emergency and rescue. >> reporter: officials deploying more than 600 national guard members. as local authorities say they've carried out 140 water rescues in one county alone. by air, the

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>> good morning, alisyn.ing for several days here at this hydroelectricity plan t tity pl columbia, south carolina, they put out

alisyn? >> jim, i'll take it.we've both been hearing, there are guns pointed in all directions on the ground there. a very complicated situation. >>> another complicated situation, china. not backing down on its claims in the contested south china sea. the chinese authorities have now summoned the u.s. ambassador after a navy warship passed within 12 nautical miles of china's controversial man-made islands there. a maneuver china's foreign service minister calls extremely irresponsible on the part of the u.s., but the u.s. says there will be more patrols near the island chain soon. >>> happening overnight, a bit of a scare in the air for an american airlines flight crew. a laser light trained on the cockpit of an airbus 832 from phoenix to san diego. thankfully, that plane landed safely. there were reports the pilot needed medical attention after touching down. that is being denied by the airline. this is the second laser incident impacting a commercial flight in the area in the last month. >>> all right, well, ga

this is a relatively small town, alisyn.now that ten injured were originally brought here, one person died in the emergency room here behind me. and the other nine patients, three of them were transferred to another hospital. they were all women, between the ages of 18 and 34. they all suffered gunshot wounds to the head. they're being cared for in another hospital. four patients got operations in this hospital overnight. we know one person still remains in critical condition. everyone now in this hospital behind me expected to recover. they're saying that cautiously but that is the expectation. i should also point out, this particular hospital has been through this sort of thing before. they describe themselves as seasoned. why? because back in 1998 there was a similar mass shooting, 23 people were injured and brought to this hospital and others in this area. so this is a community, this is a hospital that has seen this sort of thing before. michaela? >> too many times before we've seen this as a nation as well. sanjay, tha

alisyn? >> keep us posted on all of the developments from there.back at home, the senate burning the midnight oil, passing a budget bill with support from both sides of the aisle. the bill avoids a default and lifts the threat of a government shutdown. senator rand paul broke away from the campaign trail to filibuster this deal which he said was the product of a, quote, unholy alliance. but that effort failed. it now goes to president obama who is expected to sign it. >>> it is now two days after the third republican debate and a top u.s. intelligence official has apparently heard enough from the gop candidates on the issues of national security. james clapper telling cnn, in an exclusive interview, that they are, in a word, misinformed. our jim sciutto sat down with the director of national intelligence. he johns from us washington. a bit fed up, is he? >> hard to get an intelligence official to talk politics. but a lot of these national security issues have been front and center as you know in the candidates' debate. you would have a number of re

alisyn camerota joins us. >> good to see you, christine. we are getting ready for las vegas. taking you there for the preparation of the cnn democratic debate. we have numbers to show you of where the candidates stand going into the debate. plus another installment of real voters and real choices. how did the new hampshire folks feel today? also, of course, we are watching the violence in the middle east. deadly bombings in turkey over the weekend. should the u.s. be doing more to ease developing crises happening in the middle east? we will talk about that in 14 minutes. >> she mentioned the deadly violence in jerusalem this morning. we have will take you there where the tensions are rising with israelis and palestinians. what the prime minister is now doing to stop these attacks. we go there live. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportunities can be anywhere... or not. but you know the difference. e*trade's bar code scanner. shorten the distance between intuition

alisyn camerota joins us. >> good morning.ave new poll numbers and they give us a look at the republican side of the presidential rai presidential race. there are surprises. and donald trump had a rally last night making headlines. we will have donald trump on "new day" at 7:00 eastern to talk about everything. tune in to that. >>> growing speculation about vice president joe biden and whether he is joining the presidential race. we will look at the new clues indicating which way he is leans. see you in 16 minutes. >> can't wait for that. >> she ignores the most important story of the day. internet recovering from the release of the most important movie trailer of all time. the first full length trailer of "star wars the force awakens." two minutes of galactic awesomeness. the advanced ticket sales crashed the internet. >> a big deal. >> brian stelter, the host of reliable sources, joins us right now. on a scale of one to ten, how awesome was this? >> i would say a 23 something. you were saying on twitter, you wanted to go see

(alisyn camerota) "our question was about afghanistan. that day on october sixth... " (donald trump) "okay, it wouldn't matter. i never said it. afghanistan is a different kettle. afghanistan is next to pakistan. it's an entry in you have to be careful with the nuclear weapons. so it's all about the nuclear weapons" jessica rae: trump's comments come days after president obama announced u-s troop levels in afghanistan would remain the same for much of next year ... delaying a long- planned pull-out of the war-torn country. jessica rae: and dr. ben carson spent his day in texas promoting his new book. he has been on a book tour for the past few days... signing copies of "a more perfect union" in fort worth texas. and while on tour... he's talking about his policies... and what he thinks about the upcoming election. " "(dr. ben carson;(r) presidential candidate ) " it's going to be the most clear cut election in the history of america. people will be able to decide if they want a nation that is dominated by a government that tells you what

>> nothing went wrong, alisyn. we had a very clear strategy.le. gee, there are a lot of media outlets in places like iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, regional media where voters are and where the stories count in a different way. there's nothing wrong with national media. obviously, i'm happy to be with you this morning. all i'm saying that national polls especially at this point in a race don't determine a winner. you can look back at 2012 and 2008 and see people who are leading in the polls at this point lost, lost resoundingly. i'm just saying that voters matter and regional media matters. we're very happy with our momentum. very happy with where we are right now and we're going to continue to move forward. >> let's talk about a moment that you had last night. and it was about what barack obama has done for women. you say unemployment among women has spiked. let's listen to that. >> it is the height of hypocrisy, for mrs. clinton to talk about being the first woman president, when ever single policy she espouses and every single policy o

listen to what happened when allison c alisyn camerota asked that question. >> do you know any of thetes for the democrats? >> hillary and bernie. >> reporter: three more. >> o'malley. and let's see here, what is that other guy? webb. >> have you heard of hillary clinton? >> yes. >> bernie sanders? >> yes. >> martin o'malley? >> no. >> lincoln chaffee? >> no. >> and trust me that went on and on and on and it was actually comical. i want to get beyond the hillary and the bernie conversation, and talk about the others, martin o'malley and lincoln chaffee and jim webb. let's start with martin om o'malley, 52 years old, and born in d.c. and former mayor of baltimore and governor of maryland and the front man of the celtic rock band o'malley's march since 1988. the guy rocks out. and jim webb is 69 years old and form er virginia senator, and former secretary of defense and secretary of the navy, and also an emmy award winning author and journalist, and author of ten books. lincoln chafee is the former independent governor of rhode island and independent senator, and he joined the group in

in case the slots get the better of her and alisyn abandons the post.ndidates next to each other other on stage. the best way to evaluate them. that is what you have in hillary clinton and bernie sanders and the rest of the field here on cnn in the hotel behind us. the campaigns are hyping and spinning. we have lots of great information for you on what to expect tonight. >>> meanwhile, there are some developments in the game changing wild card known as joe biden's decision. one top senator says she believes he will run. jim gulla costa is inside the debate hall. give us the latest, jim. >> good morning. vice president joe biden is certainly the wild card in the mix of this democratic debate. we heard yesterday that the vice president will be staying at the white house all day long. he won't be here in vegas. no question about it, we don't know if it's time to go to bed or get up. we do know it's almost debate time, roughly 12 to 15 hours from now. the debate stage is set. the center podium will be where hillary clinton is standing. when she landed in la

alisyn can't wait to see them.lisyn with a "y." >> we can see you. >> she's going to sip coffee and read tweets. >> put some clothes on. not you. >> okay. i was going to say, what is happening? >>> ahead here, he's been on run for months. could el chapo's capture be imminent after being injured during a raid? there are new details emerging on the manhunt, next on "new day." om. this isn't the most efficient way for people -or air to travel. awww! ducts produce uneven temperatures and energy loss. mitsubishi electric systems offer a better way with no new ductwork.... and lower energy bills. so everyone gets exactly what they want! mitsubishi electric cooling and heating. make comfort personal. it's a highly thercontagious disease.here. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination is up to date. understand th

>> alisyn, there were lots of questions about that.ne questions about that in my role offer the oversight committee as well. 200 security instances in libya leading up to the -- in the 13 months prior to the attack, repeated requests for additional security, they were denied. we focused on that issue, too, trying to make sure there's less chance this kind of tragedy can happen. >> i don't mean not focused. you're right. you did ask questions. i mean solutions. have we come out of this where embassies will be better fund? solutions so this doesn't happen anymore? do you feel you've made headway on solutions? >> i think we have. i think there were some things that were positive in the accountability review board. it certainly was an independent review. there were positive suggestions that came out of that that are being implemented as we speak to better protect people around the world who serve in our diplomatic core. that is important. we want your -- we need our government officials to be square with us that's a fundamental hallmark of

good morning, dan. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn.s was one of the most emotional interviews i have ever been a part of. this is the story of 18-year-old matthew. his story begins after three people have already been shot. the teacher and two students. that's when the shooter, he pauses for a moment, looks up and he says, you with the glasses, you're the lucky one. he hands matthew an envelope and he says if you give this to police, you'll live. well, matthew is not yet ready to talk about what he endured but we did speak to his mother. take a look. does matthew have any idea why he was singled out? >> none at all. he didn't even realize it at first. it took him time to realize that he was sitting in the back of the room, watching this happen. and he's supposed to deliver this envelope. >> did he know the shooter? >> no. he doesn't even remember the shooter being there in the class a few days before. >> why do you think the shooter locked eyes with him? >> i have no idea. i can't ask why anymore. i just have to be happy that matthew's

take care. >> alisyn?lk about all of the hot issues that came up last night during the debate. our panel will break it down. who came out ahead? we'll be right back. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. ♪ biden: we had a pretty good idea what all those families, all you americans in trouble, were going through... in part because our own families had gone through similar struggles. when i was a young kid in third grade, i remember my dad coming up the stairs in my grandpop's house where we were living, sitting at the end of my bed, and saying, "joey, i'm going to have to leave for a while. go down to wilmington, delaware, with uncle frank. they're good jobs down there, honey. and

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>> reporter: good morning, alisyn. the murdoch comments relating to a lot of raised eyebrows. the question now, whether the latest comments will damage that appeal. >> i want to plant in people's minds, what to do in a situation like this. >> reporter: republican presidential hopeful ben carson just can't seem to shake the firestorm he ignite. on wednesday, carson doubling down on controversial comments had he made about last week's oregon campus massacre. >> from the indications i got, they did not rush the shooter. the shooter can only shoot one person at a time. he cannot shoot a whole group of people. >> reporter: now, a survivor of the shooting has responded telling cnn, quote, i'm very upset he said that. nobody could truly understand what actions they would take in a situation like that unless they lived. carson first commented on tuesday, telling abc news what he would have done. >> i would ask everybody to attack the gunman he can only shoot one of us at a time. that way, we don't all wind up dead. i would not stand there and let him shoot me. i'd say, hey, guys, ever

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. >> manu, alisyn brought up palace intrigue. there's a threatening letter really written by representative walter jones, who we'll have on the show a little bit later, saying i'm asking that any candidate withdraw himself from the leadership if there are any misdeeds he's committed. most difficult times is when leaders have stepped down because of skeletons in their closets. >> walter jones has been in congress for 20 years. he's seen scandals really upset the republican party involving newt gingrich. he referenced also bob livingst livingston. what he said is that he didn't want to see anything like that happen again. he was not being specific. did he not single any kevin mccarthy. mccarthy was asked about that letter yod and denied it had anything to do with his decision to resign but clearly that raised a lot of questions. it got a lot of attention and it also put, especially given how surprising this was yesterday. kevin mccarthy was campaigning for the job yesterday morning, just a couple hours later said i'm not going to d

alisyn, chris. >> thanks for that. joining us is cnn commentator and political anchor of new york one errol lewis. and ty conway. errol, let's just talk about what he said about the benghazi committee. it's so off-message. listen to this. >> sometimes, the biggest thing you can commit in d.c. is to tell the truth. >> yeah. >> you know, this may not be politically correct, but i think there was a big part of this investigation that was designed to go after people and an individual, hillary clinton. >> what is he doing, errol? >> he is telling the truth. and it becomes news. it becomes national news. let's remember back to when benghazi happened, i mean, when it was completely unclear what was going on, the republican candidates for president rushed to the cameras and started making about chiizatimake making accusations. this is not news that a conservative part of the republican party thought this is should be at the administration in general and hillary clinton in general. >> so not wrong to do -- about the culpability

>> good morning, alisyn.aul ryan had no am bigs to become house speaker but agreed to put his hat in the ring to avoid further turmoil in his party. it's not done yet. ryan wants to be a unifying candidate. the question now is this, will a group of roughly 40 conservatives in the house freedom caucus who helped drive out speaker john boehner and torpedo kevin mccarthy's bid do the same to paul ryan? >> i have left this decision in their hands. >> reporter: the ultimatum is set this morning by wisconsin congressman paul ryan. >> this is not a job i've ever wanted. >> reporter: after days of hammering by house republicans seasonally bki

earlier today in ab interview with cnn's alisyn camerota trump stood his ground saying bush did not keepountry safe. he also said his immigration policies would have made a difference to the country. >> how can you say we were safe when we just had the worst attack in the history of our country. you can say yes we did well after. but then we made mistakes there also. we were safe in a sense but we went into iraq which was a disaster decision. just a disastrous decision. not afghanistan. because that is probably where we should have gone in the first place. but iraq was a disastrous decision. so we go into iraq and we make a mistake. and you can also say well is that safe going into iraq when we are losing thousands of soldiers. that is not safe either. but i simply said that you can't say that we were safe -- he said under my brother we were safe. well you can't say that. because we had the worst attack in the history of this country. if you look at what happened, number one, i would have had much stronger immigration policies. i'm not saying i would have prevented it but i would have ha

>>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> friday.ou. and your "new day." it is friday, october 30th. 6:00 in the east. we have breaking news. a massive six-day manhunt for a dangerous fugitive spanning several states over now. the suspect was wanted for shooting a tennessee police officer during a traffic stop and firing at a kentucky >> he was killed in an overnight shootout ending da ii of high drama. how did this go down? >>s it harrowing. kentucky state police confirm that floyd ray cook, the fugitive wanted in the shooting of a tennessee police officer is dead. the 62-year-old is a convicted rapist and robber. he had been on the run since saturday when he shot an officer during a traffic stop in putnam county, tennessee. the officer was wearing a bulletproof vest. he was released from the hospital later this evening in good condition. he was then involved in a second shooting. escaping to highway 61 near the tennessee/kentucky border. plea police closed in on cook after he stopped at a home and asked for a ride.

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning welcome to "new day." it is tuesday, october 6th. 6:00 in the east. here is the latest. one body spotted from the 790 foot cargo ship that sank last thursday in the middle of hurricane joaquin over the bahamas. this is now making time of the essence as rescuers comb two debris fields and following reports. the ship's owners are telling the ap that the ship suffered mechanical failure as it tried to avoid the storm. >>> the ntsb launches a go team this morning to investigate, is it possible anyone survived the hurricane that tore through their route? cnn's alexandra field joins us now with the latest. >> there's a lot of hope that there are more survivors out there. they did recover at least one body, however, they were not able to identify the body and were not able to recover the body. instead, they've had to move on to investigate every other sign of possible life out in the sea. this is a joint effort between the coast guard, the army and the navy. they have been looking to find an

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome to "newer 9th. 6:00 in the east. chris and michaela are off. one man can fill their shoes. that is john berman. house republicans looking for a new leader on the day they were supposed to announce the new candidate. >> paul ryan, if you are watching right now and have something to tell us. call. it is call. >>> are there parallels this morning between the turmoil in the house and the rise of outsiders like donald trump and ben carson in the presidential race? let's begin our coverage with cnn political reporter manu raju on capitol hill what's happening now? >> capitol hill is still reeling after that stunner yesterday when kevin mccarthy dropped out of the race to succeed john boehner, throwing the gop into a state of disarray and panic. now attention shifts to a crucial meeting later this morning where house republicans will privately press one influential wisconsin republican into taking the speaker's gavel. paul ryan, many republicans see as the lone lawmaker who can get the house in orde

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good "new day." is a cat three hurricane and heading this way. that means 120-mile-an-hour winds as it bears down on the bahamas. joaquin could gain more strength today. >> 80 million people on high alert. flooding is the concern. virginia declaring a state of emergency. the question is will it make landfall in the u.s. and where and whether? cnn has the coverage. let's start with chad myers with the latest forecast models. chad. >> they are different than yesterday. which is not exciting. we want them to all agree all the time. that is the way we know they are correct. 120-mile-an-hour storm. hurricane hunters have been flying through the storm all night long. it will hang out in the bahamas for almost 48 hours. then it will make a run to the north. it is the hanging out part that has the models confused. they don't know if it will shoot to the north or shoot to the east and away. we still have this differential of models. one to the left of the united states and one not. everyone is asking if it wi

>> reporter: well, alisyn, this is an admission that the terror threat remains and is likely not to be that much, by the time president obama leaves office in 2017. he had planned to reduce the force there to as much as just 1,000 military personnel. but apparently, that is not going to happen. the plan, we're expecting to hear from the white house later today, is that the force in afghanistan, around 9800 military personnel, expected to stay there through 2016. and then in 2017. around the time president obama is leaving office, down to just about half of that. a number of reasons for that including the training and equipping of friendly forces on the ground in afghanistan. nato forces there in that country, as well as simply the threat that we've seen seen more and more of the taliban in afghanistan raising its head, as it were, in that country. that announcement expected to come from the white house, sometime today. this is a big reversal for the white house. but it say tacit admission that the mission is not finished in afghanistan. back to you. >> not

>> reporter: good morning, alisyn. the murdoch comments relating to a lot of raised eyebrows. latest comments will damage that appeal. >> i want to plant in people's minds, what to do in a situation like

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning.come to "new day." it is monday, october 19th. 6:00 in the east. we have the first national polls, cnn's record-breaking democratic debate. not joe biden. hillary clinton is the winner according to the cnn/orc poll. we have insights of what is working for voters. take a look. democrats say clinton was a winner by a 2 to 1 margin. she has a 16-point lead over bernie sanders. there is also insight in the poll into biden's potential as >>> which issues voters feel are most important and which candidates they think are best equipped to handle things like gun violence and the economy. let's take a look. 71% of voters say they like their choices now. 30% say they are not very satisfied. if joe biden does not jump into the race, clinton's lead over sanders widens to 23 points and the vice president's window may be closing. a slim majority of democratic voters now believe he should not enter the race. a lot to talk about this morning. >> absolutely. let's do that with cnn senior political corr

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning.october 16th. brooke baldwin here today. they are missing big news because there is a message from vice president joe biden. telling supporters to get ready to give their all. cnn learned the biden family is on board with the presidential run. all indications are an announcement is eminent. >> here is what we are learning. details about the campaign message if he were to run. what impact will the biden bid have on the democratic ticket and the money race which the candidates have. we have the story covered only the way cnn can. let's start with jeff zeleny live in london this morning. jeff, what do you know? good morning? >> reporter: good morning, brooke. vice president joe biden has been calling top strategists in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. the important early voting states asking if they would be on board if he decides to run. he's getting closer and closer to making his announcement, perhaps in the next week. >> have you made your decision yet? >> i can't hear you. >>

carly fiorina was asked by alisyn on cnn, i can't believe i'm being asked that question. >> one of the things with "the wall street journal" and national review and those not card-carrying members of the elite necessarily, but i'm not sure this is going to stick. we've seen a primary season in which the two leading candidates, total outsiders, recent convert its to the republican party. donald trump is not talk for five minutes without saying something that is not laughably true. he says nonsense all the time. but he can say in response, look, that's the politically correct establishments makie in people act some some way. i'm not sure this is going to stick. >> quickly response. >> i was going to say quickly, those days of getting away with that and getting fast are behind them. they're about ready to face voters. and voters get serious about these things. and these questions are not able to be kissed off by this by either trump or carson. >> i'm not sure. s.e., do you buy into that, i think the quote/unquote media bias is so is strong that the hard core don't care? >> certainly, with

. >> thank you, alisyn. >> we've gotten board that russia has hit targets, none of them isis, they'rell opposition targets. how will the u.s. military and in particular the air force respond to this. >> well, the emergence of russia in syria is one that we're tracking very closely. we have long said yanyone who i willing to join in the coalition against isil is welcome to do so. as secretary of the air force, the number one thing that returns me at the moment, we need to have military to military coordination in view of this development so we deconflict ourselves in the sky. the worst thing of all if there would be an accident between our forces and russian forces in the sky. >> that would be explosive. will you begin coordinating that? >> our secretary of defense has directed that we begin such coordination. there will be military to military discussions very shortly in order to get this ironed out. >> do you think president obama has articulated well enough the u.s. strategy for syria? >> i think the president has done a good job of articulating the strategy. it's a very difficult s

alisyn camerota joins us. >> we will have more analysis of the republican debate.ne, which candidate lost and which candidate has the best zingers. including the man who many believe won the debate. marco rubio. we will have carly fiorina and chris christie as well as former governor mike huckabee. where does the presidential race go from here? we have so much to discuss when michaela and i join you in 13 minutes. >> see you in a few minutes. >>> bernie sanders. his position on marijuana changing. what he is saying now. that's next. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. with harvoni, there's no interferon and there are no complex regimens. tell your doctor if you

>>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome to "new day.our new day. first off, you'll have to see this to believe it. i cannot describe what happened in this violent classroom confrontation between a cop and a high schooler adequately, but it has triggered outrage in south carolina and videos of the incident are going viral everywhere. they capture a school resource officer, which is really a cop, pulling a female student from her seat, body slamming her in front of the class. you will watch, we will discuss, here's a taste. >> there's the officer dragging the girl through the classroom. that officer placed on administrative leave by the sheriff's department. some in the community demanding he be fired. let's begin our conch with jason carroll. what do we know? > no matter what the circumstances, this video is very disturbing, very troubling to look at. as you say, a number of folks there in the community, asking for this officer to be fired. just as the video starts, you can hear the deputy say, you're going to come with me or i'm going t

carly fiorina this week with alisyn camerota on cnn, was asked about planned parenthood, and her responseas, "i can't believe i'm being asked about this." >> the people writing about this are the "wall street journal" and "national review" and people who are not exactly card carrying members of the medicine elite. but i'm not sure this is going to stick. we've seen total outsiders, recent converts to the republican peartyparty, have sa things that are demonstrably untrue. donald trump can't talk for five minutes without saying things that are obviously untrue. we don't accept christian syrian refugees. he says nonsense all the time. but he can say, look, that's just the politically correct media. i'm not sure if this stuff is going to stick, if ever. >> i was just going to say quickly, those days of getting away with that are getting fast hang behind them. they're getting ready to face voters and the voters get very serious about these things. these questions are not going to be able to get kissed off like this, for either trump or carson. >> i'm not sure about that. i think now the defen

the new poll shows trump at 27% and ben carson at 22%, and today, alisyn camerota asked him about therospect of a trump/carson ticket. >> well, i can tell you that stranger things have happened, but it is too early to think about it. it is interesting, but so many people have suggested it, because we seem to be doing awfullile with. >> let's bring in our political chief dana bash, and what do they say about the overall republican field given the strong domination by the two candidates. >> it is interesting that the republican voters are happy with the field, and they have a lot the choose from, but look at the numbers when asked about whether they are enthusiastic or extremely enthusiastic and 68% of the republicans say they are very enthuse yiastic and 58% of democrats, and so that is good news for republicans overall, because you need enthusiasm to get people to actually go to the poll polls. and then satisfaction, 75% of republican voters are satisfied with the republican field. so that is a pretty good sign when it comes to, you know, the desire the go out to do it. but one thing

. >> this is "new day" with chris >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaelame to "new day," friday, october 23rd, 6:00 in the east. chris and michaela are off. no fear, john berman is here. >>> what a morning, what a night. clinton managed to keep her cool even more than some committee members. and this morning there are conflicting impressions about how much new information was actually revealed. >> how about these questions? were there any new facts that proved that hillary clinton was directly responsible or negligent in preventing the attack in benghazi? did she provide new information about her e-mails and what impact will all of this have on the 2016 presidential race? we have it all covered for you. let's begin with cnn senior political correspondent brianna keilar live in washington. what a day it was, brianna. >> yes, this was a feat of stamina, ten hours in the hot seat for hillary clinton. she came out the survivor here, certainly a lot of observers think that she was relatively unscathed. her campaign feels pretty good about this. but republicans

trump does not back down and so many example ss and toda he talked to my colleague today on "new day" alisyna and this is what he says. >> let me read to you what you said on october 6th about afghanistan, you said that we made a terrible mistake getting involved there in the first place. >> no, no -- >> and we have brilliant thinkers that don't know what the hell they are doing, and it is a mess. >> we made a mistake going into iraq, and not afghanistan -- >> and well this is october -- >> okay. it wouldn't matter, because afghanistan is a different kettle. >> okay. so, here's the funny thing about that, and he did say it two weeks ago on the very same show, and take a listen. >> we made a terrible mistake getting involved there in the first place. we had real brilliant thinkers who didn't know what the hell they were doing, and it is a mess. it is a mess, and at this point, you probably have to, because that the thing is going to collapse two seconds after they leave, just as i said that iraq was going to collapse after we leave. >> bob beckel, bob beckel, do doesn't he is the stick to the

alisyn camerota prszed him on this. >> mr. not said that he is going to take away the guns. >> no, i heard that he wants to, and i think on your network. i didn't say he's signing it, i think that would be a tough one to sign. >> yes, it's impossible to fact. >> i would say it's impossible, but nevertheless he was thinking about it, and you've heard it from newspapers and networks. >> so the source are numerous. there has been somesh to expand background checks for gun buyers. that's a far cry from the president wants to take your guns away. this is all fine if you're talking to your friends in a bar, but if you're the leading candidate, you may think you would need more evident. we've seen this brush-off before. watch what happened when i asked him myself for any proof of another big claims that the mexican government is sending rapists or criminals across the border, by the way immigration officials say there's no evidence to support. >> i think it's common sense. mexico didn't want to house somebody. for 30 years in the pri

news. >> alisyn and mick are off.have breaking news out of the middle east. we're just getting word that turkish military says it shot down an unidentified aircraft in turkish air space near the syrian border. >> this comes at a time when russia's escalation in syria has added vast uncertainty to a volatile situation. there are already concerns about planes from too many countries flying in this dangerous zone. let's get to our senior international correspondent nick paton walsh, live in istanbul with the breaking details. nick, what do you know? >> reporter: minimal information so far from the turkish military. they said an aircraft was shot down in turkish air space after it didn't respond to three requests. russian surveillance craft, prevalent in that area. a russian official here in turkey just yesterday trying to be sure that similar things don't happen along the turkish border where russian jets are flying after an incident ten days ago. this, though, will massively escalate this situation. it may have been an

. >> now, our cnn colleague alisyn camerota immediately reminded trump of that, and he denied flip-floppingkettle" from iraq, saying pakistan is next to afghanistan. that country has nuclear weapons. so, it's aif he was trying to explain his position now, but there's no question that he said something different two weeks ago. as far as jeb bush and his campaign are concerned, this is exhibit "a" of what they've been trying to push for the past five days or so, that donald trump is not ready for prime time on foreign policy. not just that, it's they're trying to paint him as liberal, even akin to the liberal filmmaker michael moore. >> yeah, and they're going further than that. but jeff, for his supporters among republicans, it doesn't really seem to matter, does it? >> it hasn't up until this point. i mean, we could string together a series of examples. remember that hugh hewitt radio interview before the cnn presidential debate, he was unable to sort of identify, you know, things right geographically and leaders. that didn't hurt him at all. he's still the leader in the polls. but what's h

alisyn. >>> former wnba player holdsclaw struggled making an impact on her career by starting the conversatione wants to have. ♪ >> reporter: once dubbed the female michael jord, shameka holds claw -- off, holds claw spent decades of what she calls a mental prison. >> i was feeling these extremely highs and lows. when you're the star of a team, you tend to sweep things under a rug. >> reporter: the national alliance on mental illness say 1 in 5 americans live with a mental disorder, but most don't seek treatment. >> ultimately, you explode. >> reporter: holdsclaw got headlines when she took a baseball bat to her ex-girlfriend's suv and shot out the windows. holdsclaw found out he was bipolar. she's now an advocate for mental health. >> i realize i struggle with this and i realize that a lot of people have gone through the same thing. >> i have the same size feet as a 20-year-old. now, my feet haven't grown. >> reporter: she started a foundation called mentally driven. >> i use basketball as a decoy. i bring them in. we are champions for cancer, we have champions for heart disease, we need a ch

>> well i think what was most striking alisyn was not seeing refugee camps or displaced people but drivingmpletely deserted. some of them fleeing isis who have put land mines all over the place and rigged the towns with ieds and booby traps. and other fleeing the coalition forces. but they are part of 50% of syrians no longer living in their own homes. >> thank you so much. great to have you on board at cnn. >> united airlines is now apologizing after a man who required a wheelchair to get off a plane ended up crawling off that plan. that man joins us next. we're going to ask him in an apology is enough. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deducti

. >>> this is "new day" with queen elizabeth, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning.e back to your "new day." good morning to you. breaking news overnight, russia now says it's willing to cooperate with the u.s. in carrying out air strikes in syria. the apparent olive branch coming amid deep concern over moscow's increasing presence, militarily there. overnight, russian warplanes launching a new round of strikes on several towns in western syria. >> the big question is, are they there to take on isis or really help assad or both? how do you figure it out? one thing we know, the head of nairt toe nato is condemning russia for violating air space. arwa damon is following these developments live in install bull. arwa? >> reporter: good morning, chris. russia violating turkish air space over the weekend twice, then writing it off as being a mistake, blaming it on the weather. neither turkey nor nato necessarily buying that line. with nato's secretary general as you were saying calling this unacceptable, also calling the russian deployment of significant forces in syria of