veamos. >>> charles rangel el congresista el leÓn de harlem seguirÁ rugiendo. cer historia dicen que con cien por cien teo de votos contado el congresista de 84 reten dra su poder que sa asumiÓ hace medio siglo, anoche su contendor no se daba por vencido. >>> esta contienda esta muy cerrada. al igual que en 2012 espallat llegÓ cerca perdiendo por menos de 2000 votos, esta vez los puertorriqueÑos parecieron marcar la diferencia votando por rangel. >>> si peleas con un campeÓn tienes que dar un knock out, tienes que dar un knock out adriano no lo hizo. >>> los votantes dicen que la pelea era entre experiencia y sangre nueva. >>> muchos aÑos en la polÍtica la gente le da el voto. >>> este analista lores me asÍ. >>> no puedes darte el lujo de decir, hÁgame, vamos a hacer histÓrico cuando no cuentas con apoyo de tu comunidad, la junta central electoral ha dicho que tomarÁ dos semanas contar los votos el plazo que tiene espallat para ver si continÚa la pelea, en new york, telemundo. >>> una pareja hispana acusa a la policÍa de new jersey de brutalidad policial este vi

as for the charles rangel race, this was, as you said, a rematch . back in 2012, rangel barely defeated adriano espaillat, a state senator, by just by about 1000 votes. it was a very bitterly fought campaign. there were a lot of charges of voter suppression in the latino community and many staff as an accounting of the votes. so not two years later, adriano ,spaillat challenged him again attempted from the left with the democratic party come accusing charles rangel of being in the grip of a lot of the banking interests in the city. and then again it was a close vote once again with just 1800 votes separating the two men with a lot bigger voter for dissipation this time around -- participation this time around. rangel prevailed once again. the lion of harlem, even though his district is now largely a latino district, majority latino population, and he got most of his support -- the popular support from the black community while adriano espaillat clearly gothic support in the latino community and won a majority of the white vote, but rangel was able to

. >> here in new york, looks like charles rangel will get to build on his 44 years in the house. cnn's executive editor mark preston joins us from washington. mark, big ramifications in the races. thad cochran fends off the tea party. what does this one mean? >> you know, miguel. certainly a late night in mississippi. but in new york city, a spirited fight. in many ways, while he was the incumbent he was the underdog. last night, thad cochran comes from behind basically, wins by 6300 votes. it certainly caused hard feelings. let's listen to what his opponent chris mcdaniel had to say when he found out that he lost. >> we have to be absolutely certain that the republican primary was won by republican voters. there is something a bit unusual about a republican primary that's decided by liberal democrats. so much for bold colors. so much for principle. >> and the united states senator chris mcdaniel very frustrated by the fact that he lost last night. in many ways, miguel and christine, thad cochran, republican, might have won with the help of african-american democrats. thad cochra

charles rangel in harlem, peace sign, tie, and all pure '70s. got to love that. and primary day 1978 in mississippi. then-congressman cochran won without needing a run-off that time. now cochran is stuck in a very close run-off against tea party backed state senator chris mcdamage. while in new york, rangel is facing a very crowded democratic field. redistricting and a slim thousand-vote margin that won him the primaries two years ago. it could be his 23rd term in office. as "usa today" puts it, both are fighting for their political lives among constituencies that no longer appear to value their long congressional tenures. cnbc chief washington correspondent john harwood is at a polling station in hattiesburg, mississippi. the mississippi mud was expected to fly today. we had pro-mcdaniel tea party backed poll watchers planning to man the polls. the local naacp chapter feared that would lead to voter intimidation and suppression. what have you seen there on the ground? >> well, poll workers here at this polling station in a neighborhood center in hattiesburg tell

. >> the tea party is cooled off in two key senate primaries while veteran democrat charles rangel is poised to win a 23rd term. >>> a tornado touches down outside indianapolis. part of a cluster of severe storms to race across the midwest. >>> a high-tech tool may be a big help in the fight against breast cancer. researchers say 3-d mammograms may be better at detecting the disease than regular scans. >>> and a soccer star leaves his mark on the world cup. uruguay's luis suarez faces a suspension for biting an opponent. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, june 25th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with politics. primaries in six states and a bitter republican senate runoff in mississippi. senator thad cochran's narrow victory turned out to be one of two tea party setbacks and here in new york a veteran congressman's final race is a tight one. susan mcginnis is in washington with more. good morning, susan. >> good morning, anne marie. you know, the tea party had just gained momentum earlier this month but n

the race with charles rangel is too close to call. but he declared victory. several thousand ballots have to be counts. >>> and that'd cochran beat out his tea party challenger in the mississippi race. daniel refused to conceding saying there were dozens of inconsistencies. >>> and wallace has died. eli wallace was best known for his role as the very likable villain, tuko, in the good, the bad, and the ugly with clint eastwood. he won an honorary oscar. he was in new york city and 98 years old. >>> and breaking news at the world cup in brazil. soccer's governing body began disciplinary action against uruguay's best defensive player. luis suarez bit an italian defender on the shoulder. and they sent italy home. >> they charged suarez, it could be a two-year suspension. he was suspended in the netherlands and england for biting opponents. >> i can sink my teeth into that story. >> oh. >>> and cashing in on the world cup chomp, a silly bet was before the cup, that suarez would bite someone in the tournament. 167 people won that bet, one guy took home a thousand

well, a big hit to the voters of mississippi for electing thad cochran and charles rangel of new york to longstanding veterans and for refusing the cool aid that's been dispensed by all of those agitating for throwing them out now. get these people who have been out of washington long. they had better decide that we -- if they're going to transfer people, new ones, they had better be ones who can serve them. >> dan? >> paul, we are going to miss the middle east scholar who died last week. he wrote for the journal editorial pages for nearly 30 years, he was on this channel. as a naturalized american citizen, he understood prey.com. i think his greatest desire was arab countrymen could experience that freedom. >> he had that fundamental american optimism that so many americans now seem to have lost. he had the courage of his convictions because he stuck with the iraq war, even though it became unpopular, like so many other public intellectuals who first supported it. even though it hurt his career. i agree with you, dan. >> but a gracious man throughout. >> throughout. gracious always.

nidemocratic primary race, new york congressman charles rangel won a narrow vict. rangel, who is 84, is seek a 23rd term in the house. the latest count has him up by fewer than 2,000 votes. today, secretary of state john kerry warned neighboring count countries to stay out of iraq's civil war, but they're not listening. from the west, syrian warplanes bombed targets in iraq, and from the east, the iranians are sending in drones and weapons. both iran and syria are ruled by members of the shiite branch of islam, so they're helping iraq shiite government in its battle against a sunni muzz lum insurgency. the sunnis, who call themselves the islamic state of iraq and syria, or isis, occupy about a third of country. clarissa ward is joining us in baghdad. clarissa what, can you tell bus these syrian airstrikes into iraq? >> reporter: well, scott, the iraqi government is keeping very tight lipped, but eyewitnesses on the ground say that they saw syrian warplanes cross into iraq and drop bombs on isis targets in the al qaim border area. this crossing is very strategic for

heavy favorite against his democratic challenger former coopman travis childers. >>> in new york charles rangelclaiming victory in his democratic primary. he leads adriano espaillat, 47 to 44%. rangel says if he wins a 23rd term, it will be his last. >>> this morning the irs is accused of not following the law. that claim comes from the nation's top government awe kooif -- archivist. nancy cordes is on capitol hill where republicans are investigating the failure of a computer used by irs executive lois lerner. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the head of the federal archives told california's darrell issa that the irs should have notified his office three years ago when lois lerner's hard drive crashed because some of the e-mails that were lost may have constituted official records, but he and a former irs lawyer also testified about just how antiquated the irs' computer system was. >> yes or no, please. you're a hostile witness. yes or no. >> reporter: jennifer o'connor was brought into the irs for six months last year to help oversee the collection of documents for congressiona

congressman charles rangel celebrating in new york this morning despite firmer resulting to close theyear-old 22 term lawmaker took the stage last night declaring victory in tuesday's primary 399% of the votes election officials have not said how many ballots are still outstanding 50 party suffering to major losses in yesterday's primary mississippi sixth term republican senator thad cochrane has barely held off the party challenger and that no. an oklahoma representative sampling for ahead of pulled the party favor tw shannon for an out- right to win for the u.s. republican nomination. >>: a possible breakthrough this morning in the fight against the most dangerous type of skin cancer. bristle bristol-myers is reporting that its melanoma drug has a warped and the late stages of its clinical trials for its and the company has now released the scientific results of the travelling to know that it involves more than 400 patients those who were treated with the drug live along gryphon the patients who caught only chemo. mission to the study had advanced melanoma with a specific genetic mu

charles rangel faces a tough reelection battle. >>> secretary of state john kerry in iraq right now for a second day seeking support to push reforms in iraq's shiite led government. the oil refinery now in the hands of insurgents. ke kelly wright with the dire warning. >> a couple different steps to talk about after the meeting with iraq's president nouri al-maliki. he agrees to giving the united states military advisors protection if forced to defend themselves. maliki will begin a new term that includes minorities by july 1st. the military army known as isis controls the main oil refinery which has a rationing of gas. secretary kerry telling maliki he must deal with the iraq crisis now. >> this is a critical moments for iraq's future. it is a moment of decision for iraq's leaders. it faces a threat and iraq's leaders faces threats and its demands. >> the vows to help iraq repel the insurgents. >> what we have to do now is be focused on the annihilation and destruction and decimation of this isis army. >> if we don't get a new prime minister we have lost iraq. >> secretary kerry is now

a last minute appeal to democrats and african-american voters. 22-term democratic congressman charles rangel is claiming victory in a close race in new york, but his opponent has yet to concede. rangel has said this will be his last election. chicago will be the home of the new george lucas museum. the filmmaker will showcase his epic collection of "star wars" and other hollywood memorabilia, along with his collection of norman rockwell paintings, on a complex to be built just south of soldier field. mayor emanuel lobbied hard for the museum. >> i just got off the phone to thank them for choosing chicago. >>the shedd aquarium, adler planetarium and field museum will be the movie memorabilia and narrative art museum's neighbors. san francisco and los angeles *lost their bids to host the new lucas museum. lucas owns a home here... and he's married to chicagoan mellody hobson, the president of ariel investments, and chairman of dreamworks animation. construction of the new museum is expected to be finished sometime in 2018. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. plans for buildin

charles rangel we think of him as the black politician, his father is puerto rican. his district has always included east harlem which has been heavily latino for decades, so he's been a crossover politician, been sort of a bridge-builder in a lot of different ways so running a straight ethnic campaign wouldn't have worked in this case. you wouldn't have necessarily expected it to. that plus a lot of the usual kind of mistakes that campaigns often make. you -- you size it all up, and it is rational and logical that rangel would have won. >> man, was rangel not anything like eric cantor. he took this as a serious challenge. >> is eric cantor a one-off? >> yes. we do not have a story of dave brat last night. you know who lost last night, sarah palin, sean hannity, all the taert folks. the incumbents took their races seriously and insurgents took it seriously and that's why charlie rangel is here tonight. >> poor margaret hoover, two enemies, half her party. >> old republicans are taking it ba back. >> great to see you all, errol, margaret, whatever your name is, john,

. >> long time congressman charles rangel looks like he's beaten the challenge, state senator adriannet isn't ready to concede just yet. >> in colorado, former congressman bob beauprez wins the primary for governor. >> the race has that everyone talking, mississippi senator thad cochran, the second longest serving republican in the chamber survived by stitching together a broad coalition, including democrats and african-americans. >> that was a nail biter. another big political story to tell you about right now, in washington, a stark sign of the incredible frustration there, a mounting effort by congressional republicans to sue the president. house speaker john boehner along with dozens of fellow lawmakers now on the record talking about filing suit against president obama over his use of executive orders and also what they consider to be unilateral action. >> the president has made no secret of using executive orders to bypass congress, including on issues, gun control, climate change, minimum wage, gay marng, power plants, health care, immigration. >> i've got a pen and i've got a p

>> charles rangel. >> if only you won. >> yes, yes. >> you look at all that is happening.'t the tea party the answer? i think conservative principles are the answer. to me it's simple, lower taxes, greater freedom, tap the energy resources, stop spending more than you take in. >> also, one of the things is overlooked is the national debt. i mean, the more that thing grows, the weaker we are. i think that what we're battling going back to paul harvey for this panel, i think that we are up against liberal is a culture and way of life and i think that it's, you know, that's why we're so divided. it's conservative versus liberals. >> you're a liberal. go ahead. >> for just a second here, think about what the president was saying in the last segment. he was speaking about fairness. the reason -- >> do you believe in income equality? >> of course we have income inequality problems. how do we solve that? how do we approach it? >> freedom in opportunity. how about capitalism? >> do we level the playing field or do we just try to skew it more and more, have government come in and t

. >>> new york is where 84-year-old representative charles rangel is facing the toughest primary.r decades in congress. he's being challenged by a man who lost to rangel by 1,000 votes two years ago. harlem is shifting in demographics and could spell defeat for rangel. >>> sting is telling his six children not to expect much cash from him. he grew up in a tough nosed british shipbuilding town. he's worth about $300 million and plans to spend most of it himself instead of burdening his children with trust funds. >> my parents don't have $300 million. if they did, i'd be mad. >> what is he going to spend it on? >>> andy scholes is breaking it down for us in the bleacher report, next. ♪ touch down... every morning... ten times! not just... now and then. once more on the rise... nuts to the flabby guys! go, you chicken fat, go away! go, you chicken fat, go! run, two, run (running) (like a tortoise) okay! (too far, and too slow.) now double up, ready! run two three four... (running) run two three four... (like a hare) run two three four... (now you are) run two three four... (getting t

also tuesday, house democrat charles rangel of new york is trying to hang on to his job. in 1970 and is facing a stiff challenge in his harlem district. alexandria field live in new york with more on this. what's go on here normally conditions are elected with overwhelming majorities but something's different this time. >> in this case, the district itself. the lines were redrawn before the 2012 election, and during the 2012 election, congressman rangel narrowly won his 22nd term. he beat out his primary competitor by 1100 votes. now facing the same opponent for a second time. state senator believes in the last two years he's gained ground, more well-known in the area and says after 43 years in office, he thinks that voters will think that wrangle's time is simply up. here what happens he told us. >> i feel that we're going to win, we're going to win big. i feel very strong we've got the wind behind us, people have finally said enough is enough and when the opportunity, a neighborhood says it's time for change, it's difficult to spot that. >> congressman rangel taking thi

and democrats must closely watched race, the 23 term congressman charles rangel of new york defeated new york state senator in a rematch of their 2012 primary. has84 year old rangel served in congress for 43 years. a federal appeals court has ruled the no-fly list barring passengers from flying to or within the united states is unconstitutional. on tuesday, the u.s. district found the no-fly list violates the fifth amendment right to due process. the ruling came in the case of 13 plaintiffs barred from flying without notice or explanation. in some cases, u.s. citizens have been stranded abroad. the government has been ordered to inform the plaintiffs why they are on the list and to create a new process for them to challenge their placement on it. up to 20,000 people are said to be included. in a statement, the american civil liberties union said -- the obama administration has warned thousands of undocumented children are at risk of deportation following a wave of migration from central america. war than 47,000 unaccompanied been caught at the us border since october, fleeing violenc

senator thad cochran and congressman charles rangel each are the third-longest serving lawmakers in their have been winning primaries since carter was president.

. >> charles rangel's seat is too close to call but that didn't stop rangel to call a victory. >> american special forces are now on the ground in iraq. >> you and president obama seem at -- >> i never had anybody put it that way. >> suarez bit his opponent. that's the third time. >> he has to do a big ruling here. at least six months to a year. >> this is vandalous. this guy needs help. >> you would think with all the money he earns he could get those teeth fixed. >> eli wallach has passed. >> the man in new york is literally stabbed in the back at mcdonald's. but instead of writhing in pain the 50-year-old seems calm. >> all that -- >> joe west gets drilled and he appears none the worse for it. >> it took 22 firefighters to extricate the man from the. >>> vagina. you can hear a list of things you won't hear charlie rose say. >> it was just plain awkward. ♪ jesus overcome ♪ >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> i don't think we overcame anybody based on that. it's like they were joining hands in a lifeboat just before they all drowned. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by t

. >>> this morning, two long-serving members of congress, 44-year-old charles rangel faces three challengersand mississippi republicans decide between six-term thad cochran and his tea party-backed challenger chris mcdaniel. a cbs poll this morning asked republicans to unseed him in congress. 47% said they're good for the gop. 35% say they're a bad thing. >>> and severe storms or thunderstorms are possible from the southwest and high plains and throughout the eastern half of the country. in northeastern ohio near cleveland, a tornado damaged at least ten homes monday. no one was hurt. >>> a tornado warning forced the shutdown of denver international airport last night. passengers and crew found shelter in hallways and bathrooms. and rivers are still rising in. men. days of heavy rain since the crow river of minneapolis surging over 20 feet. megan glaros of wbbm is tracking today's storm threat. >>> good morning, you're looking for a risk of strong and severe storms over parts of colorado texas, new mexico oklahoma and kansas. that's the more organized severe weather. but there say risk for s

host: if you watch this number can have, you will see charles rangel from new york featured in "the walltreet journal." a story related about tomorrow as well. a primary election for him. tuesday, the 84-year-old politician will face off in a tough democratic election. host: that is in "the wall street journal." phil, south carolina, democrat line. caller: i should be on the independents line. ide, that is a little bit of what comes around goes around. he has been a problem up there forever. he just gets elected and stays there because he has a voting block. to is it -- now it is going bite him because the base has changed. i am shocked by the fact that i ine had two callers get already that think the way to fix this problem is by limiting free speech. i'm talking about the guy from kentucky and the guy from indiana. sorry, i'm going to slam him before rush gets a chance to. you think we should limit talk radio. people need to get educated. education can come from a lot of different areas. talk radio, is rush limbaugh always right, far from it? but the idea is to have an idea and pay att

in new york, charles rangel is vying for a term in congress. >>> and check this out, pope francis caught to do so, asking him to pray for a young disabled member of their family, and the pope complied. >>> we're always updating those "five things to know," so go to cnnnewday.com for the latest. john, over to you and the world cup. >> can't get over the pope. >> isn't that lovely? >>> all right, while we all wait for team usa's big game against germany on thursday, mexico came through with a huge win to move to the round of 16. andy scholes has more in the "bleacher report." andy. >> good morning. mexico kpli mond mexico, all they needed to do was come away with a craw with croatia to make it through. and guys, if you haven't seen miguel herrera work the sidelines, you are missing out. in the 64th minute, andres core dado's shot is blocked. looked like a hand ball. the ref missed it. herrera was outraged! game scoreless still in the 72nd minute when rafael marquez gets the header to get mexico on the bored. mexico scores two more goals in the game and herrera was so happy, he starts tackl

charlie rangel has held his seat in congress since 1971. charleswith me, he looks like he wants to say something. charles: what was interesting was charlie rangel and cochrane interjected the tea party as a nefarious organization looking to harm black people and obviously it worked in mississippi but the idea that worked in harlem where there is no tea party presence is amazing and tells you the hatchet job the media has done on the tea party. stuart: successful hatchet job. demonized them. after the break an update on obamacare. more than a quarter of the sign ofs have serious health conditions like diabetes and heart disease so who will pay for this? we have the answer in a moment. and it is a story everyone is talking about, louis whar as fighting an opponent during world cup and is not the first time he has done it. we will update and detail the bite in a moment. fourth of july is coming, and that means this, this, and definitely this. so if you're looking to buy a car, don't wait because the savings have already begun. just make sure before yo

charles: dirty was all about that. charlie rangel invoked the tea party. and it's like no tea party, it's harlem, go ahead. >> i think that's the problem, these people, these politicians are campaigning on something the voters want to see from the past. they can't do that and have to push it forward. voters aren't coming out. they don't care. >> gallup releases a poll, 26% don't care about midterm elections. there was record enthusiasm in 2010, and 50% of people care less this year than then. so charles, 15% approval rating well nobody is getting out there and changing it. charles: my sister-in-law worked at one of the polls in the bronx. by 4:00, 5:00, 4 people had showed up. i didn't get the final tally. that's intrembarrassing. >> you can't change it sitting on your butt. you have to vote. we could talk about it, i don't see america changing. >> people in the bronx are the ones who are most disheartened. those are the people president obama promised the sun and moon and stars and all they got was rain. >> the bottom line, when you preach fear and create

one race, a primary in new york, charles rangel's race could hinge on absentees. representative rangel on wednesday was leading his challenger after an acrimonious democratic primary. was refusing to concede due to the outstanding balance he hopes could rush the race. with 100% of the predicts porting, rangel had 47.4% to 43.6%, a margin of 1,828 votes. the associated press is not calling that race. we'll keep you posted. while we wait to hear from speaker boehner we'll go back to this morning's "washington journal" and minors at the u.s.-mexico border. we are back. host: i want to show our viewers the 28th district and where it is in texas. represent the 28th district. we have a wake of humanity coming across. in may 2014, border patrol detained 48,000 individuals. 9700 of them were kids with no parents. the average cost of bringing someone across, ,5,000 times 48,000 individuals it is a big business. host: how much does it cost the united states? guest: we spend billions of dollars on border security poirier -- border security. >> this is not a mexican problem.

. >> the tea party is cooled off in two key senate primaries while veteran democrat charles rangel issed to win a 23rd term. >>> a tornado touches down outside indianapolis. part of a cluster of severe storms to race across the midwest. >>> a high-tech tool may be a big help in the fight against breast cancer. researchers say 3-d mammograms may be better at detecting the disease than regular scans. >>> and a soccer star leaves his mark on the world cup. uruguay's luis suarez faces a suspension for biting an opponent. captioning funded by cbs >>> ths