those expecting deal of brooklyn or queens and he was in this tiny little town in upstate new york north of albany. a joke there. the town was kind of rundown. kind of a town that used to manufacture leather products, but a lot of the factories of closed. there were living in a nondescript rundown park complex with his father. a one-bedroom apartment. and knocked on the door. they let me in. that it not know what to expect. he was this huge jack, but the is soft-spoken and reticent. is of like you could have walked through wall. his father on the other hand, much smaller guy but very loud, or with the most talkative person of government. before long we ended up talking about the jfk assassination and various conspiracy theories. adrian and i had to go and to stop talking. gone on for like 25 minutes. sutter and cavallas bedroom was completely and decorated, a computer in the dusk. and said, how must it to have? his vocal about 1200 hours. for reporter this is a big deal. so it turned out that he had been recording secretly in his precinct for two years. and the only way to do this is bec

so i called him, and i said can i come see you, and i was expecting to go to brooklyn or queens. turns out, he was in this tiny little town in upstate new york north of albany. so i drove up there. the town was kind of run down, kind of a rust belt town that used to manufacture leather products, but a lot of the factories had closed. they were living, adrian was living in a nondescript, also kind of rundown apartment complex with his father in a one-bedroom apartment. and so i knocked on the door, and they let me in, and i was -- i didn't know what to expect. turned out adrian was this huge guy, but he was very kind of soft spoken and relate sent, you know? -- reticent. his father, on the other hand, was this much smaller guy and probably the most talkative person i ever met. and before long we were, we started with mayor bloomberg and ray kelly, and we ended up talking about the jfk assassination and, you know, various conspiracy be theories. and then adrian and i had to go in the other room to get him to stop talking because he had gone on for like 25 minutes. and so adrian was

from brooklyn or the bronx or staten island or manhattan or queens. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: he will face joe lhoda. they cruised to victory with a 12-point lead over his nearest competitor. a drattic fall for the candidate vying to become new york's first female mayor christine quinn. she finished a distant third. >>> and two politicians looking for redemption after a pair of sex scandals. well, they didn't get it. a disgruntled anthony weiner finished last among the major candidates and former governor eliot spitzer lost his bid forty comptroller by four points. in colorado votes to strengthen gun laws cost two lawmakers their jobs. senators john morris and angela gerren were recalled five months after their spore for new gun legislation. florida's attorney general is putting capital before capital punishment. pam bondi has delayed an execution so she could hold a fund-raiser for her re-election effort. she since said it was a mistake. you think? but the execution is still on hold and the fund raise ser moving forward. >>> former massachusetts senator scott brown is joinin

brooklyn. it is now queens or staten island or maybe narnia. but dj is dead.d being cool when ellen got one. ellen has had one for three years now. >> are you a homophobe? >> no, i am a cool fob and that is cool. >> i want to go back -- how much time do we have? thank you. i don't believe this story is real, andy. we had this discussion. i don't think it is real. >> i believe it is real because frequent "red eye" guest michael money gnaw han is good at telling if it is real and sniffing out real things. >> he is also good at it. >> it is 1 hz% real and he has seen the fliers. >> maybe send the new prince george to dj school. bring him state side. see if he has any skills. >> i like answers with solutions, jesse. >> all right then. >> i feel like there is still more time for the show so we can finish talking about the story. >> i don't see that. >> i can't imagine the viewers feel like that at all. >> again guy, what do you think? baby dj, right? >> those hands can barely get on the record. you can probably expand on that. >> bill schulz, andy levy, jesse joyce

that was a jewish bakery i think in queens or brooklyn, was it yesterday?of the holy day for jews in america and around the world. martha: 7% in the latest "qunnipiac university poll." bill: the man loves to argue. at the end of that clip he will tell you, i don't back down. that's not what i do. martha: will get emotional when it is appropriate. bill: so a senate committee -- are we done with that? martha: i think so. i think so. i think everybody is done wit. bill: we're done for today. stay tuned tomorrow. a senate committee passing a resolution to authorize military force in syria as leaders respond to the president, saying that he did not draw the red line. >> the president guests lost when he doesn't have a teleprompter in front of him which he obviously didn't last year. that is somewhat mystifying. i was asked about that yesterday. maybe the president needs to look at what he said a year ago. it was very clear, it was not congress drawing a red line. he said, i have a red line. bill: live report on that comment from the hill on what is next. martha: