de blasio focused on changing policing strategies targeting minority communities.r if we take the foundation, the core of what we have, and build upon it a better working relationship between police and the community. >> reporter: a delicate balance as he sells his program of progress, trying to convince new yorkers the city as a whole could do better. deborah feyerick, cnn, new york. >> there's going to be one more debate between these two candidates leading up to election day, which is november 5th. >>> when we e come back boston strong, the reason some red sox haters are rooting for them this time arnold. what does it mean to the players and the city? plus, it's a rivalry 500 years in the making. the church of england versus the vatican. this time it could be playing out on the field. we'll explain in our sports lead next. at discover, we're always here to talk. good, 'cause i don't have time for machines. some companies just don't appreciate the power of conversation! you know, i like you! i like you too! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the

i do think this is more about bill de blasio defining what his mayoralty will look like.icism who have said that they are not people who are going to do the things necessary to move new york city forward, which of course by implication is that he was doing those things. look, de blasio we know will be significantly more liberal on economic and social policy than mike bloomberg. i think he is trying to define what it is that he's going to focus on, care about and talk about once he very likely becomes mayor. >> and very interesting will be what he says about questions about stop and frisk, which is so controversial in new york. thank you very much and we'll look to the white house and hill to see whether they come up with a deal. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow the show online and on twitter at mitchellreports. tamron hall has a look at what's next on "news nation." >> several big stories developing in the first hour. first in washington, a deal to break the budget stalemate once again appears out of reach. the white house says it is opti

what happens if bill de blasio wants statewide and nationwide office? do the things that you want only exist in new york city with a lot of -- >> as i'm going to cross this city talking to people over the last year, the profound sense of crisis, you know, you just need to talk to new yorkers for a few minutes to start to realize something different is going on now. people feel economically insecure. they know their children are not being prepared for the future. and they feel that government has to address it. i think the combination of saying, we will take this challenge on head on, you're not going to sweep it under a rug, we have to focus on early childhood education if we expect to address the needs of this city and the state and one. and second, that the weldy are now surpassing their previous status and look at the state of the stock market. they're setting records recently, all-time highs. it is fair to ask the wealthy to do a little more. you look at for example some of the polling about this election that we're having here in new york city, str

on issues, the entire country is watching to see whether bill de blasio will enact the policies he's running on and whether they will work. he was a dark horse to ran to the left of the democratic establishment telling voters of a tale of two cities, the haves and the have nots. de blasio is promising a real break from the bloomberg era. i was an early supporter of de blasio, but the question remains what can any mayor do about inequality on america's home turf. bill de blasio tonight, up late. >>> the premise of your campaign has been about addressing inequality. and what i'll call the big three among other things points that you made are you want to have universal pre-k, you want to build 200,000 units of affordable housing in the city, and you want to raise taxes on people earning $500,000 or more. by whatever amount. my question is, what i don't see here is job creation. and how do you think -- do you think that job creation is a priority for your administration and how do those things address job creation? >> job creation is absolutely a priority. i think you're exactly right. t

on issues, the entire country is watching to see whether bill de blasio will enact the policies he's running on and whether they will work. he was a dark horse to ran to the left of the democratic establishment telling voters of a tale of two cities, the haves and the have nots. de blasio is promising a real break from the bloomberg era. i was an early supporter of de blasio, but the question remains what can any mayor do about inequality on america's home turf. bill de blasio tonight, up late. >>> the premise of your campaign has been about addressing inequality. and what i'll call the big three among other things points that you made are you want to have universal pre-k, you want to build 200,000 units of affordable housing in the city, and you want to raise taxes on people earning $500,000 or more. by whatever amount. my question is, what i don't see here is job creation. and how do you think -- do you think that job creation is a priority for your administration and how do those things address job creation? >> job creation is absolutely a priority. i think you're exactly right. t

he believes that unfairly targets minorities. >> bill de blasio voted to take over 5,000 cops off ourets. >> but loada, a former deputy mayor under rudy giuliani has hammered away at the issue. he says stop and frisk makes the city safer. >> police departments in new york city has been one step ahead of the criminal element in the city. that's how they've been able to reduce crime. and that's what we need to continue to do. >> de blasio also wants to raise taxes on the wealthy to fund school programs and he has a long history of activism. he traveled to nicaragua when it was under marxism in 1988, and in new york city, recently, supported a.c.o.r.n., the now defungs activist group. >> proud to have gone to nicaragua, working for a catholic progressive organization provided humanitarian aide to people in need. proud to have worked with a.c.o.r.n., which helped low-income people get the help they deserve. >> critics claim the plans will set the city back. >> we will have serious problems. it won't show up overnight, but over time, they'll continue to grow. >> he said his policies will s

it's possible if there's a grievous error by bill de blasio but that seems very unlikely.h past debates and forums together this is more about bill de blasio showing the citizens what his vision is more than debating. >> thanks as always, my friend. i'll see you back here tomorrow. remember to follow the show online and on twitter at mitchellreports. thomas roberts is here with a look at what's next on "news nation." good afternoon. >> no matter what chris says, i'll still keeping my dvr setting for that debate tonight. >> i will as well. good call. >> more on that deadly shooting in a nevada middle school, including new information on the investigation and the teacher being called a hero for stepping in between the student and teacher with a hand gun aimed at his chest. >> one top official is worried more cases like that could be out there, plus an ohio cemetery tries to make good with a military family after a first approving and then removing -- are you seeing this? these sponge bob head stones one day after they were placed on the soldier's grieve. this is our "news na

look at bill de blasio's direct involvement in crown height.munity that he sat on. he didn't talk about it, he didn't bring to it his boss the deputy mayor, he didn't bring it to the mayor. is this the kind of leadership we'll get somebody who gets information and sit on it. yes it's relevant. >> what am i missing here, sam stein? >> politics campaigns simplify issues. seems pretty logical to me the drop in crime was tied to economic trends than stuff whether rudy giuliani integrated the police force more smoothly. can you talk about, you know -- first of all do you think that's true? >> no, i don't think that's true. when you look at the data around the united states, new york fell significantly more. new york has stayed down. rest of the country is going up. look what's going on in chicago, perfect example. they have access to the same, in fact their police commissioner used to work in new york opinion he should know what he needs to do. they are not implementing pro active police strategies to prevent crime from happening. the reality is the

. >> the new york times endorsed bill de blasio for mayor.the final televised debate between him and joe lota has been postponed. the candidates requested it be put off out of respect for the victims. >> and governor chris christie scored a big endorsement over the weekend, literally. shaq calls the governor a break man. that will do it for your morning dish of scrambled politics. joining me now is washington post reporter. good morning to you. >> hi, veronica. >> let's talk about the nsa listening in on heads of state. how do you feel these revelations have effeaffected t united states and what damage has been done. >> it's too early to tell how much lasting damage but it's a bit of a public relations problem for the white house. you have a close ally in angela merkel who the president has tried to develop a working relationship on issues like terrorism, the global economy and now she is very upset and probably rightly so about the revelations that the u.s. has been tapping her cell phone now as far back as 2002 in the bush administration an

de blasio should not worry, he is not the worst dancer to hold the office.t, disco rudy, this headline, jeopardy penalized, does not properly sum up the amount of fail in this clip, with the category of characters from classic tv shows. >> seinfeld, julie-louis dreyfuss. >> no. we'll accept that. >> yeah. >> it is elaine, not elaine. >> let your head spin over that one for a second, here, we'll play it again. >> okay, it is elaine, not elaine. >> so i see, elaine, not elaine. we all want to know who the judge was that made such a technical. >> presents an interesting dilemma. >> i should have known, boy, it is sad to see what has become of a great institution like "jeopardy." i wonder if there is a book out there on the subject, you can find more on allin@ chrishayes.com. protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. and launch your dreams. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. t

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we've got your public advocate and my friend, bill de blasio is here.he outstanding leader of one of america's iconic companies, ibm's ceo, jenny ramati. and i want to give a special shoutout to a man who has been an extraordinary mayor for this city. he has been a leader throughout the country for the past 12 years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. and i want to thank your principal here at p-tech, rashied davis, who i am pretty confident is the coolest-looking principal in america. rashid. i mean, there just are not that many principals with dreadlocks and yellow kicks. there aren't that many of them. i mean, there may be some, but there aren't that many. and i had a wonderful time visiting with one of your teachers, ms. syfulah. she was outstanding. she welcomed me into her classroom. she showed me around. i want to thank all of you for letting me spend some time here. in return, you got out of class a little early on friday. which i know always gets a little applause. although in this school, maybe not. because you guys are enjoying learning so much.

for hillary clinton it's more unusual, bill de blasio and her during those campaign stops is the exceptionhas a lot to do with the individual relationships you mentioned there. these are personal friends, yes, she believes in it strategically, i think, less for herself and more for the same of the party and relationships. >> de blasio worked for hillary, makes sense she would work for him. we talked about this as i love the '90s. for the clintons, the '90s was a long time ago politically. if you look in '96, roughly when president clinton signed the defense of marriage act and over time we saw that issue shift incredibly, the first civil unions at the state level in 2000, a federal ban proposed as recently as 2004 on marriage equality by president bush. and obama and clinton for both for political reasons, didn't support marriage equality when they ran in '08. they both changed and most extraordinarily and most rarely, the president came out and said he was wrong essentially to sign doma and what do you think that evolution tells us about the ability to move from the '90s to now. >> they a

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charles: we ill see a guy like bill de blasio being elected.eel like they are still being victimized. somehow, somebody rich on wall street is stealing from them. the republicans better figure out a way. >> that is absolutely true. class warfare. you see this from de blasio. you see this from obama. charles: i say throw him under the present. talking about something else. can you believe this? the nfl is tax exempt. we have a woman talking about this up next. ♪ it's a growing trend in business do me with less with less energy. is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intellent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that ross over a thousand locations, and they'll provide thsa benefit to the environment as over 6000 trees. that's a trend we ca alget behind charles: let's had to wear all the action is. rich ads in is on capitol hill. rich: the plan is not necessarily dead. staff members meeting with other staff members. there is a lot of discussions going on on capit

got us past a key point, i believe in we invest in people, and their ability -- >> that is what de blasio said, and the way to do it take money from rich people give it to poor. >> that is not the way, you need to enable people to start their own companies, twitter is go to go public. how many jobs does twitter have in new york city about 200, and google? about 3,000. we have so much potential, in this country, in this city. charles: explain for people watching on the fence, perhaps, again, how does it work -- how do lower taxes improve my lot. >> i want to lower taxes to capital gains and investing in small businesses. charles: rich people keep more of what they make. >> everyone does. charles: but i don't have capital gains. >> a lot of people now want to start businesses, i will lower their taxes on that business they start, everyone in all levels' to start companies, we want to empower them. charles: jack, i have to tell you, you have an impressive resume, i, as a business owner in new york city, i am afraid of that mind set we have, i think a lot of people don't realize what is happe

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right now the opponents are pulling in and your opponent, bill de blasio, is talkin about the rich peoplel street. if new york has embraced that, what is the logical conlusion? >> it is that they don't understand and relationship with w the world really works and howrevenues come in and how they are helpless keep the government in place and the social safety net that they fun we need to continue to diversify our econmy and so theeeds that mike bloomberg as in the high-tech industry. it is number two in high-tech companies and we need to expand that. we have the best medical schools in the coury. the scientists are not talking about this always, these are industries that we needdto have unlike detroit wich had all of its eggs in one basket. and when the auto industr decided to go elsewhere, there was nothing else like it. >> but how did you get the politics that are extraordinarily powerful as a politica tool? i could be making $75,000 a year. i used to drive a cab, but now i do not and i'mtaking care of my family. that someone could remind me that the wall street guys re making millions o

and he took the opportunity after his speech at p-tech to have a photograph with di de blasio, and he went to a restaurant he picked out two cheese cakes. >> i wonder who paid for it. thank you. the man accused of shooting three officers at a national guard armory outside of memory citizememphisseason, tennessee, open fired on his supervisors. the victims were treated at the hospital. it comes on the heels last month's attack at the washington, d.c. navy yard where 12 people were killed in that incident. >>> we're learning more about the impact of radiation exposure on children. infants and children exposed to radiation are more likely to develop leukemia, and brain thyroid and breast cancers. experts say it is because of their anatomical and physiological differences with many other cancer children have the same risk of exposure as adults. columbia is auctionening off $40 million of property that once belonged to drug lords but billions of dollars worth of seized items has already vanished. >> selling what's left at colombia's national biggest auction left on sales some 80,000 assets

de blasio was talking about raising taxes on the highest earners in the city.% of our wages. what are you going to do to address this? >> i said this, bill is wrong about raising taxes. it's the highest taxes in the country. quite honestly, the taxes will raise less than 1% of the entire city budget. when i was budget director for rudy giuliani, i used to find 4%, 5% savings, finding efficiencies, doing more with the dollars given and create efficiencies. i gave mayor giuliani, a time to influence programs. es that's not being done in the city government now. any money coming in is being used to spend it. we need to put the spending of the budget of new york on a diet. i did it as budget director. i'll do it again. >> you're preaching to the choir here on wall street basically. a lot of people around here are going to sigh that souay that s. but the race is not going to be won here. it's going to be won in brooklyn and queens. you're massively behind with blacks, latinos, women. forever you'll be the guy that raised public transport fares at the mta. that's wha

he joined bill de blasio at juniors. he picked up two cakes, one plain and one strawberry. john?ducators in new york state have been getting an earful from parents in recent months over an increase in testing in recent months. john king announced he wants to get rid of several standardized tests. >> he said the first mandated exam to go will be an 8th grade math test. king has been hearing complaints from angry parents who claim their students were being overtested. he said, quote . . . and new york is not alone. take see at. >> the emphasis and overuse of testing is exhausting and a terrible use of resources. >> reporter: last march the teachers staged the first standardized test protest. >> when we stood up against the math test, we didn't plan it, but we had amazing support from our parents. >> reporter: it's a nationwide fight. the highest known opt out rate is on new york's long island, a that's where 50% of students chose not to take standardized tests. richelle carey, al jazeera. ♪ >>> michael eaves is here with sports, and has a story that really has become all too common

his first guest is new york city mayoral candidate bill de blasio.future of stop and frisk in new york. >> let's say you win. let's say -- >> i like your positive thinking. >> let's say you become mayor, long shot. who's going to be the police commissioner? >> well, first have to win and go through a thorough process. but i have said i want a commissioner that is going to end the stop and frisk era. kelly's gone. with all due respect to him, but time for a change. >> stop and frisk the only reason kelly's gone? >> no. but it's a very prominent reason. a a commissioner has to focus on the police and community as the right thing to do and because it will intensify our crime fighting efforts and it will respect the u.s. constitution. >> to see the entire interview and a whole lot more, tune in tonight to "up late" right here on msnbc. [ female announcer ] stop using filters to make your skin look flawless. start using olay fresh effects. a fresh collection of skin care. cleanse and remove make up with s'wipe out wetcloths... hydrate for up to 24 hours w

. >> the correct answer is de blasio. >> i have to confess my afro was never that good. >> jonathan negative 100, anna marie, 100. the u.s. postal service announced plans to raise the cost of a first class stamp from 46 cents to what? >> jonathan for the win. >> 49 cents. >> is correct and jonathan capehart on the list, has stormed from behind defeat. anna marie cox, 500-400. >> i was indeed flattered you mentioned me and proud you one up against the clock. joining our own krystal ball and molly ball in the winner's circle. john is the first nonball to win. you got an appearance on "the cycle". >> it's great, it's always to be orn "the cycle" and always great to be the fifth wheel. >> of course because you won you get to be on "the cycle." we have a one question game show to play, dante or tour'e. your question for all of the prizes, which there are none. who has the better afro, dante or tour'e? >> are you showing a picture? there's a long delay. >> without question dante? >> that's correct. that's correct. you got that right. >> is that really you on the left? >> yeah, that was me. >> on s

haven't seen is alec baldwin like this, in conversation with new york city mayoral candidate, bill de blasio out a tough mission. and in a time in history, by the way, when things were, you know -- they were chaotic dynamics going on. and in this new country, borne out of a war with the unknown ahead, people said, you know what, we're not going to allow authorities just to walk into a house and start searching. they have to get a warrant. and we're going to respect people's right to free speech and it built the greatest nation in the world oh. >> and so tonight, "up late" with alec premiers at 10:00 p.m. eastern and award-winning edition that will light up friday nights on this network. i, of course, wouldn't dream of offering such an accomplished actor even a single word of advice, except to say welcome to the family. and as he might say, always be closing. >>> stay with us. the day's top lines are coming up, as the gravity of the shutdown sinks in for the republican party. >> i think the reality that the government shutdown is not playing out well is sinking in to everybody. >> it is day t

on issues, the entire country is watching to see whether bill de blasio will enact the policies he'srk. he was a dark horse to ran to the left of the democratic

bill de blasio didn't take a traditional play at same strategy at all of a front runner.as a textbook republican. >> you can't have it both ways. i think when the republican primary was going on, mr. lhota wanted to prove he was a republican. now he's going to have to appeal to the mainstream. >> seems to me republicans are going to need a pretty big bucket of water to put this fire out. up until now, speaker boehner and ted cruz were only fan being the flames. congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz joins us. >> great to be back. >> really, there are no winners here. and this is a can kicker. and it's a chance for both parties to go at each other again to get what they want. how do you see this? >> well, i see it that thankfully we are, going to reopen the government and make sure that we don't default on our nation's debt and will pay the bills. we're at a place where we should have been two weeks ago. we shouldn't have shut down the government. it didn't have to be this way. but we've gotten to a point where now we vo a chance. we're going to have a budget committee con