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clip from but a good concept but i'm chris jericho watch some of you might notice that we have a new one here. what's your name your student hi my name's chris chris jericho chris jericho from musical new. one historical new. jericho the walls of jericho tell me something chris jericho if i blow your hardware your walls come tumbling down i don't think so give it time. you are comfortable with comedy absolutely absolutely and the thing that was so cool about it where he's great and he's got thompson kids in the hall and one of the most famous comedians in canada so because we had tapped into the try to market we had all these great comedians that came to work with us but i mean comedy has always been a part of the white c.j. character in the devil to be something i've always been been into and i think growing up in canada we always have a different sense of humor there because canadian humor is a little bit bizarre and will set a really big english influence with the b.b.c. shows that played on the c.b.c. in canada with monty python and fawlty towers and blackadder so i've always been into kind of the other side of comedy not like the slapstick ho

chris wants me back >> kirk: what do you want? >> i want chris >> kirk: do you want to share chris anymore? don'tish to share him but if he can make the suation amicable i don't have a problem doing it >> kirk: how do you make it amicable >> that is why i'm here. to confront things that they feel i have had untruths about >> kirk: you came here to get all the truths out and find out if they want. and what if at the end of the show they don't want to be with you? if they want to leave will you let them? >> i will try to convince them to stay. >> kirk: all right. next we'll meet kalia's aunt sheila she wants to confront chris and beg kalia to move out of that house. [applause] [♪] coming up next... >> angry aunt sheila waists no time laying into chris >> i am totally upset about it. i think it's degrang and demeaning. when is the next woman coming in? xxócócv coming up this week on the test, re bombshells from our love triangle. >> they belong to me and i command that they stay there >> are theomen under his spell >> and the bff's share everything including a man. >> know who my baby daddy

they are doing nothing to discourage the candidacy of chris christie. chris christie is the person they want to see run, because they know that he cannot get the republican nomination. >> charles? he is giving conservative acid

the biggest win went to new jersey's republican govenor chris chris de. christie.onservative re-elected in a democratic state. listen i know if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the folks in washington washing. should tune in their tv's right now an se and see how it's done. >> everyone hhe was sending theo other republicans as well. >> this is going to go u go on through the 201 2014 and 2016 election. >> with the votes counted it comes with mixed results. making you think the fight for the republican party is just beginning. >>> yemen's president is traffic and weathewarningof escalating n violence. fighting is continuing for a sec week. a hundred people have died in the violence since last webs al qaeda has launched a series of attacks against the government. we report from the capital. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula is on the offensive. it's fighters are seen here attacking a military post in yesyemen. the gunfire was just the beginning. what happened next would be one of the most violent attacks against government troops. a suicide bomber drives

a clip from but good concept but i'm chris jericho watch some of you might notice that we have a new one here. what's your name your student hi my name's chris chris jericho chris jericho from musical new. one historical. jericho the walls of jericho tell me something chris jericho if i blow your hardware your walls come tumbling down i don't think so give it time. you're comfortable economy absolutely absolutely and the thing that was so cool about it he's great and he's got thompson kids in the hall and one of the most famous comedians in canada so because we had tapped into the try to market we had all these great comedians that came to work with us but i mean comedy has always been a part of the white c.j. character in the devil to be something i've always been into and i think growing up in canada we always have a different sense of humor there because canadians humor is a little bit bizarre and will set a really big english influence with the b.b.c. shows that played on the c.b.c. in canada with monty python and fawlty towers and blackadder so i've always been into kind of the other side of comedy not like the slapstick how are you a bit mor

chris christie's calling card as he now said to the republican party. maybe you don't like me on every issue but i can win. >> thank you, john king. wolf blitzer i suspect governor chris chris christie and his team will be sending out those exit polls. a night of surprises but consequence for the grand old party. joining me now from mcauliffe headquarters is cnn chief political analyst dana bash and gloria borger. chris christie's re-election in new jersey was never in doubt. but the polls performing so well, 55% of female vote, one fifth of the african-american vote. more than half of the latino vote according to recent exit polls. gloria how much do you think this will be resonant for those early state activists looking to put a republican in the white house? >> look, i think it's going to have a lot of resonance with more establishment republicans who are saying we can't go with the tea party. it's not going to help us. business types who after the shutdown are looking for candidates, they can endorse now against other republicans. so i think for those folks, this news is going to be telegraphed everywhere as you point out earlier. these exit polls are going to go everyw

luckiest guy in the world. >> new jersey governor chris christie republican trumps his opponent this week to win a second term. 60% chris christie. chris christie won a majority of almost every group. 63%. 35%

chris chris if i in new jersey, bobby jindal saying we're outside the washington morass. so it's time for somebody who can show a track record of getting something done, sometimes in a bipartisan fashion. certainly chrisistie in new jersey is staying this. so they're sort of capitalizing on the anti-washington feeling. you have three strong republican senators who have made some, you know, major media plays this year, marco rubio and rand paul and, of course, ted cruz who is taking a different tact saying we'll use our platform to show we're fighting against president obama's agenda and run strongly to the right to sort of capitalize on those anti-washington sentiments in that way and obviously you'll have two different camps competing next year certainly and going forward to 2016 in the primary to sort of position themselves. >> right, right, let's go ahead and move on to liz cheney running for senate and come out strongly opposing day marriage but strongly supporting her sister's several union but only in private. how do you think this will play out in the primary? >> she's running a state and running strongly to the right again trying to capitalize on that tea party sentiment in wyoming and, you kn

chris hayes is up next. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chrisare for the big apology and clarification and most importantly explanation of how it put an eyewitness on the air with a now discredited story on attacks on americans in benghazi libya. when viewers tuned in last night they got an apology, but that was about it. the legendary cbs news show 60 minute i

. >> what happened, chris? chris? what did you get hit with? >> i don't know. >> reporter: lancaster and his family miraculously survived. >> i'm still alive and my wife and kids. >> reporter: we walked down his block for the first time since he came face to face with disaster. >> are we coming up to your house? >> reporter: the heartbreaking moment that brought him to his knees. >> first time seeing it, huh? >> reporter: his dream home flattened. >> that's my door. >> reporter: lancaster is one of thousands left homeless after tornados tore through seven states sunday, more than 70 twisters reported. 8 people are dead. >> i see everything gone. >> reporter: lancaster was looking for one thing, his cat tee tee. how could he possibly have survived? with were with him as he retraced his steps to his basement and then -- >> tee tee! tee tee! tee tee, buddy! it's daddy! come here, tee, where you at, buddy? tee tee? daddy got you, baby! daddy got you! >> reporter: one small miracle. >> i knew you would come home. >> reporter: tonight the lancasters

chris chris tee. your problem is the 18 states and the district of columbia that have voted democratic in six consecutive democratic elections. the democrats probably christie says i can flip some blue states. who else ask flip a state as i have just done in new jersey. >> and his weakness? >> his weakness is his success in doing this. >> there is the perversity of -- i think the strength chris is going to sell is not just that he is going to flip some blue states. places that used to be competitive. can these other kand kates i'm running against do that? i any conservatives will object to things like him taking the medicaid expansion. public employee commissions. what conservative policy accomplishments does ted cruz have or rand pal have? getting half a loaf, he has gotten something done and his opponents have gotten none. >> john, i would like you to weigh in on this question. rsh i just don't see how ronald reagan would be accepted by anybody in the tea party. because, for him, it was the only practical version of compromise that he could come up with in order to be fiscally responsible as a republican. and i don't see any tea party members accepting this. >> i agree with you. i don't think that he would pass the smell test and he did raise taxes when it was necessary. he was a moderate by today's standards. which, you know, those moderates have left the republican party

chris hayes is up next. >>> time to attack. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington.night with this. i think it's time for the president to stick it to his enemies. forget this losing inch by inch and playing defense and win this thing on offense. let me start by saying out loud who his enemies are. they are not those who push the racist argument that he's a kenyan, an east african who conned his way into the american presidency. there are arguments that say he should have been deported as a criminal.

think you have just voted for chris christie again, what you have launched is the chris christie for president campaign. and you have launched it in exactly the way that chrishristie wanted it to be launched and because he has an angel in heaven somewhere that owes him favors, today was the day that senator rand paul decided to meltdown, and he decided to meltdown to the new york times on the record. after a week, now, of play jarrism revelations about rand paul, he sat for an interview with the new york times today in which he said he's going to change the way he handles speeches and publications if it will make people leave he the hell alone. i wouldn't normally say h-e double hockey sticks in the show, but that's what he said. he said that his office had, quote, made mistakes. then there was also the senator's explanation for why this has all happened. and this explanation may turn out to be a real problem for the senator if he does ever seek higher office. this was the explanation. mr. paul attributed the sloppiness to the hectic life of a senator in high demand. things are done quickly and in a hurry. and sometimes i get some things sent to me while gi

chris came up halfway through chris hatfield's tenure. chris hatfield became an international sensation because of his guitar playing and his downlinks to students in the classroom and everything else. chris will go home about halfway through luca's tenure. >> you look back and you say you think the job you have now is the best. talk about this. we have some video of you over the four trips you took on the space shuttle. >> yes. >> which shuttle were you on? >> i was on columbia, my first flight. >> you can comment. >> probably on columbia with now senator bill nelson, as a matter of fact. that was my very first flight into space. it was a flight immediately prior to challenger. we lost the challenger 10 days prior to this landing. my second and fourth flights were on discovery. the second was when we doe employed the space telescope. then my third flight, which was the first time i was actually the commander on a mission, that's a hubbel crew right there, with dr. kathy sullivan who is now the acting administrator and was america's first woman

chris. >> chris. >> yeah. >> and who did you come to see, chris? >> what's her name. >> what's her name? >> i'm sorry. you caught me off guard. >> he's, you know, shaky. he looks like he's on some kind of a drug. and in fact, later police found methamphetamines in his car. >> you came to see kelly. >> yeah. >> kelly's way too young for me. >> way too young for you? >> yeah. >> then why did you come here, chris? >> i came here to tell her that, actually. >> to tell her the truth? >> actually, i did. i swear on my life. >> so you drove all the way from where? >> i drove from rancho, because i was tempted at first and then i was thinking on the way down here you know, what i can't really do this, i don't feel right in my conscience. like i'm a conscience type person. >> yeah. i could tell you're a conscience type person by -- >> very, very conscience, yeah. i was going to come here and tell her i don't want to do anything. i didn't bring any condoms. >> you didn't? >> no. >> i mean, you can take them out of your pocket now. >> i know from the chat that the decoy had asked him to bring condoms. so i asked

chris hayes starts now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, chris christie spent the day basking in the glow of his resounding victory last night. but before we get caught up in what he called "the spirit of sandy" it is worth actually taking a look at the man's record. >> big news, big election results. >> big win for chris christie in new jersey, a boost for his presidential prospects. >> republicans are crowing about the big chris christie landslide in new jersey, as he prepares to become the national frontrunner for the 2016 race. >> was that a campaign speech for running for president in 2016? >> so chris christie is running on the theme "i can do it". >> chris christie emerged from last night's election as a frontrunner for the 2016 republican election. and he got there in no small part, thanks to hurricane sandy. but don't take our word for it. >> my pledge to you tonight is i will govern with the spirit of sandy. >> the spirit of sandy that christie evoked so many times last night is one thing. but the facts of the recovery are something else entirely. new jersey received billions of do

chris, chris daughtry, everyone. 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[ yodeling ] >> here, the beautiful kitchen. >> are you hungry? >> i'm starving. >> see what we have got here? >> you have the goods. like a treasure trove. >> how many are living here? >> six. >> i think a swiss fondue a friend from switzerland brought me. this is the fondue. >> i can definitely use this. >> i see corn. can you use the corn? >> with pleasure. with pleasure. >> onion, garlic? >> yes, there is an onion. >> tomato paste. >> definitely. >> grating cheese. bring it out. bring it out. >> jimmy: salami. >> do anti-pasto. >> do you cook? >> not really. >> what do you have in the fridge right now in your house? >> usually a lot of fruit. >> jimmy: what are you a monkey? >> vegetables. >> jimmy: a monkey? >> i am not a monkey. i do eat like a bird sometimes. >> jimmy: are you single? >> i am. >> jimmy: lars are you single? >> i am. >> jimmy: wouldn't it be wonderful if the two of you married as a result of this today? >> can we have our wedding on your show? >> jimmy: definitely. >> done. >> will you cater the wedding? >> heck yeah. >> jimmy: we are all set then, i guess. >> do you have any fresh herbs in your yard? >> yes, we have mint. i have chives. >> i would love chives and mint. >> jimmy: let's go in the garden. what's going on here? >> he wanted some spice. >> jimmy: yeah, he will want some of those little peppers there, yeah. this looks like it is past its prime, the eggplant. >> yes, we gave it lots of love. and suddenly it started to die. >> jimmy: speaking of lots of love by the way. i think nicole may be into you. >> yeah, sure. >> yeah, she should have good taste. >> jimmy: yeah, you know. >> how does the fondue look? >> from here, lumpy. >> yes you, have to be patient. >> is the heat high enough, lars. >> better to do it low. >> low and slow. >> low and slow. >> jimmy: i love this idea that mario is learning something. who would have ever guessed that would happen in the situation. >> the first day that the chef thinks the chef knows everything, is the first day of the chef's [ bleep ] forever on. >> jimmy: did you hear that? >> i heard that. >> jimmy: you guys should have the first kiss. so you can get it out of the way. >> jimmy: no, no. ever find the cheese grater? >> no. we will be resourceful here. >> either i have to use this or your crocs. i figured this. >> looks like the insert to the drain. >> jimmy: it is not. what they hold their utensils in. >> you are a genius. >> jimmy: thank you. mario. i feel like we got stranded on an island. they needed to figure a way to grate cheese. i would be most valuable guy on the island. >> we are closing in on dinner. we have the bratwurst and corn. >> cream of the cream. >> wow. >> jimmy: let's say grace before we eat. thank you, lord for bringing us together in this very, very strange, random way. now let's eat this stuff, okay, amen. >> amen. >> am i going to lose points itch i say i never had fondue before. >> i am happy to share this moment with you. >> jimmy: lars, i might go out with you, if she doesn't. i tell you right now. mario, the pasta is delicious. >> thank you. >> jimmy: great lunch. the only thing left really is your first kiss on camera. >> yeah, yeah. >> you get embarrassed. i well do it if you well do it. >> jimmy: if you are a gay and this is just a way of -- >> no, with pleasure. >> jimmy: yeah, do it with pleasure, yeah. should i -- >> no. >> go right at it. >> jimmy: fondue it up. >> i am not wearing any makeup. >> jimmy: look at that. how great is this. >> america is great, isn't it, lars. >> jimmy: god bless america. >> certainly isn't where i thought my day was going to go. >> jimmy: wait till you see where the night lead, right, lars? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nicole and lars are in the audience tonight. look at you all dressed up now. >> i got makeup on. >> jimmy: did you go on a date? >> we did. >> jimmy: where did you go? >> marry's restaurant. >> jimmy: would you look to go on another date, if you would, we will send you on another date. >> with pleasure. >> jimmy: i hope you name the child after me, that that's haul i ask. boy or girl. doesn't matter. tonight on the show, larry king, music from daughtry, and we'll be right back with elizabeth banks. don't go away. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ my, oh my. would you look at that? ♪ girl, we could make some beautiful music together! she's slender, she's portable, and silver! wha? oh no she didn't. she just took her top off? a tablet and a laptop in one? oh wee! what more can a man ask for? the hp split x2 ultrabook with beats audio and an intel core processor. plan the honeymoon! >> jimmy: tonight on the program you can watch his show "larry king now" on hulu and ora.tv. he is here tonight celebrating his 80th birthday, larry king is here. i might need to run out and get him something. and then, larry's favorite band, their new album came out today. it's called "baptized." daughtry from the sony outdoor stage. we've got a special show for you tomorrow night. we will be brought to you with limited commercial interruptions tomorrow. idris elba, chef rene redzepi, and musical guest churches will be here and we just talk and talk and talk and talk. and then on thursday we'll be visited by tracy morgan, chris us for that! >> jimmy: when the inevitable post-apocalyptic teenage murder tournament begins you want our first guest at your side. she plays effie trinket in "the hunger games: catching fire." it opens in theatres friday. please welcome elizabeth banks. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. >> jimmy: good to see you. you look great. you look very festive in that dress. >> little holiday isn't it? >> jimmy: heard your dad is here with you tonight. >> yes, he came for premiere of the hunger games last night. he brought his new wife with him. he loves this stuff. she has never seen any of it. >> jimmy: she hasn't. she asked me where the after party was after the movie last night, the big hunger games movie catching fire last night. oh, all right. [ applause ] thank you. i will tell everybody. and they, they, i said, well the after party is like in a tent on top ofparking lot. you won't know it is a tent when you are inside of it. i really downplayed the tent thing. i felt terrible about it.

chris. chris. >> i passed my lie detector test. i'm not lying. i'm not talking in circles >> the real test is the test of li and to be a man you should lose the word command from your vocabulary. >> the word man is in the word command. it has man in it. i don't want to hear it. there's man in command. point-blank. that is what it is. and that is why they call them commanders and chiefs. >> kirk: you will be playing scrabble by yourself unless you figure things out. sh is there room for her? >> yes. she knows. but it will come with stipulations because her sister let her in and furniture and tv and computers and things went out the door because of him. and -- >> and that is why they cutoff eir families it's not me. th say help us help us. i love her unconditionally. the family puts stipulations on it. >> the stipulation is you are not around >> how does that help? >> my sister and her baby are welcome anytime >> you might have two happy women. >> ladies we are going to work with you after the show. and we'll give you all the support that you need. and chrisill sit down with you after the show and try and get to you realize that you are talking in circles. we will be right back. [applause] >> next on "the test"... >> everince my daughter was born we've been hing issues with our relationship and it's making us miserable but we are still living together and he let a girl and it makes me question erything. all the time. all the time. why aren't you going to stand up for me when they are talking about me? some players retire from the game and get soft. i get supple. [ male announcer ] new gold bond men's lotion. skin strengthening proteins, plus 7 moisturizers. man up. try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. take the pain out of arthritis. so now i use 7 of them. [ female announcer ] in just one week, skin is hydrated, healthier. gold bond ultimate really works. do you believe a family member stole something valuable from you? do you have several suspects and need to get to the truth? call..

chris chris de. >> now listen, i know that if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, pai maybe the folks in washington, d.c. should tune in their tv's right now and city ho --see how it's done. >> we are seeing the first part of a civil where. >> and they are not one day affairs usually. this will go on flew bt 2014 and 2016 election. with the vote cast and counted the result send a mixed result. making it likely that the finding the sole o. >> the mayor of toronto has been acowsed of smoking crack cocaine. the story started five years ago. until now rob ford has denied using illegal drug. that has changed dramatically. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. am i an addict? no. have i tried it in probably in one of my drunken stupors. you have asked the yes and i will of will answer it the best i can. last thursday toronto's police chief told reporters that officers on a big jug depression that seems to show the mayor smoking crack. >> news of that ey emerged in w, but ford denied it 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taken it through the official complaints procedure and go through extreme links to fake th take shape. tensions are high right across china because of a jeep attack. a jeep that was deliberately crashed in the the heart of tiananmen square. that was blamed on a minority group. it was a is lambic terrorist attack. this latest attack doesn't look like anything on that daily. it looks to be more localized. >> let's check on the global weather and traffic with stef. >> thank, darren. it's looking very, very intention to the east of the filphilippines. a huge storm here. you can't make out and i. don't let that fool you it's an intense storm and it's gradual lograduallytracking it's way to. it's going to slam into the philippines and work it's way to vietnam. both of these countries can see severe weather as we head through the next few days. the first place to be hit is the philippines. and it will be friday. when it does the sustained wind will be 240 kilometres-per-hour. that is a category ha 4 hurrica. and that scale runs from 1 to 5 with five the highest. the en winds will cause a lot of damage and as well as that we'll have a storm surge and a lot of rain as well. that area of wet weather will work it's way across us an by friday some of us would have seen over 300 millimetres of rain and some places as much as 500 millimetres of heavy rain. that will cause a final problem with flooding. and then that system is going to work's way to ve vietnam. and vietnam has had heavy rain over the last three days. and right now we are watching a tropical depression making it's way over the seven part of the country that is giving us heavy rain and there is still more to come in the next few days. the area will stay wet on thursday a and on friday. it slowly desintegrates as it works it's way to the west already the rain is turning heavy an after a few days it will make it's way towards vietnam. so first of all it's the philippines where we see the worst of the weather and then vietnam. >> stef, thank you. let's take you live now to bethlehem and the west bank. secretary of state john kerry has arrived at the west bank. he has been visiting israel and is attempting to revive the peace talks. he has already met with net anaynetanyahu and now he is movg to pale. pale. pa palestine. \. >> and in sports tiger woods finds a new way to drive from area to europe. >> where did that ball land? we'll have more on that later. stay with us. ♪ stories. benjamin netanyahu has growthed john kerry. and we now know that john kerry has arrived in west bank. >> soldiers are celebrating defeat of m-23 rebels in the democratic republic of congo. some soldiers have found evidence that the rebels have support from rwanda during the 20 month uprising. the government is not going to win and the opposition is not going to win on the ground. >> syrians must wait for a diplomatic end to the war. they have not been able to get a diplomat to agree to peace talks in geneviev again geneva. >> how is john kerry's visit being seen there in israel. he is aiming to revive peace talks. i suppose the question is will he get anywhere? i mean even kerry said this is going to be a difficult call. >> yeah, on one hand the israelis and i believe also the palestinians are very cynical. look this is his eighth trip and this is happening after the second round of what you just described as confidence building measures and both taken by the israelis and palestinians under pressure. from the israeli side the second round of releasing terrorists and the palestinians call freedom fighters. prisoners that were sentenced to life after targeting israeli civilians. >> an and at the same time the construction of new units in the occupied territories i can hardly believe that kerry and president obama are able to just turn a blind eye to a stalemate in the peace talks and be remembered in history as an administration who just put back into the west bank, hundreds or dozens of prisoners and giving legitimacy to the construction of thousands of units. i believe he has invested too much american political chips can, presidential chips in this process that he cannot just say, well sorry, i tried, but it didn't work. and let me try somewhere else. i mean is there a feeling that kerry has to come away with something from this trip? there are reports that kerry might propose some kind of interim deal. let me ask you, what would that deal entail. it won't address the core issues like settlement and borders and of course, security arrangements. >> yeah, as you know, the american diplomat, senior american diplomat is present in the negotiating room. and di it seems seems that he ig from -- after the next meeting after 14 meetings without much progress he is going to change hats from facilitator to mediator and put forward the american ideas, which will look as far as i understand, like the ideas that were submitted by president clinton at the end of 200. the israelis and palestinians are not able to reach an agreement on what you mentioned on issues such as divided jeruselem refugees. it has to be a third party and there is a prize now. and the prize that kerry is putting forward is an american embarrassment. that the americans have failed, as i mentioned they just gave legitimacy to the settlement pro project and the release of prisoners and got nothing out of it. what kerry is doing here when he comes here again and again, putting a higher and higher price for the american failure and nobody, not netanyahu are willing to pay the price. and the a at the end of the dayf this fails, what they are going to see a year from now is palestinians states rec night 'noiserecognizedby the u.n. >> thank you very much for your time. >>> a international court in hamburg has gun hearings relating to green peace activists in russia. the rush yank russians won't tan thpart takepart in the hearings. >>> let's get more on this. is this court largery irrelevant do you think? , because the russians say they won't take part in the hearings ananyway. >> not if you leave the dutch delegation, darren, in the last hour or soy the legal team for the dutch foreign ministry has been telling the junction the fact that russias ha not turned up changes nothing. and the court has to ascertain whether the case is grounded in factor law. and whether the court in it's ownman has jurisdiction over it's case. and i will make the case that it does those two points are true. >> they are hoping that the court here in hamburg in the next couple of weeks will esche u a decision on what they are asking for the demand for russia to be they want the court to tell them to release the activists and the arctic sunrise. they want the legal proceedings to stop as well. russia has failed to turn up because it doesn't recognize this arbitration and procedure. but in the legal teams opinion, that doesn't change what the court can actually do, darren. >> in the meantime what is happening to the activists themselves? >> well we have been speaking to the grown peace direct year he stayed it's not clear ive when they ar --alberta when they are going to be thanks ford fro --transferred to a jain st. petersburg. it's good news and as far as the conditions weather were are very harsh. the came page campaining group e dutch government wants them liee leased immediately. lease -- released immediately. but i don't think anybody is holding their breath. >> in many areas menstruating women are segregated every month and are off ste often kept in s. in far western nepal men' men's menstruating women are not allowed to sleep in their houses because they consider them unclean. >> the older generations say the tigers will come. >> many think of menstruating women untouchable. >> this shed is tiny. it's imfob to stand straight. you can touch both walls with your hands. it's one. bigger sheds and it's absolutely gash here when you close the door. it's what helps in th happens is what they are afraid of. >> many have been bitten by snakes and some die from asphyxiation. >> their 14-year-old daughter was found dead in their men mems value themembersmen'men'smenstr. >> some say it was the lack of oxygen and some say it was cold at the time. >> even though they banned the they had in 200590% of the people abide by the rules. there are villages 245 are tryinthat are trying to change that. last year the men and women decided think ought to stop this decision. they met with a lot of confusion. >> everyone said it was because we had stop staying in our menstrual hut. >> it rainedar a month and you fold people i said it wouldn't rain and it 267 2. >> we are not happy that we are the only ones grow from menstrual segregation. >> this used to be a community menstrual shed. most of them have been denothing itched. the women have kept this one to remember how many years they kept suffering. zplrchlt. >> now more tha more than 50 yer nan nazi took up shop in mexico. he would visited what was known as dignity colony. >> in the foothills of the andes in central chile an enclave of germagermans:. martin speaks with a heavy german ar being a beingermanger. >> yurge net. works at the restaurant, hotel come prosperity cheques. complex. >> i'm 45 happy to be a waiter e and i'm happy and free. >> the organiz they are trike ty finredefine themselves as a tout area. it was set up by a former teacher named pahl shepard. theyfollowed him to thrill lay to establish a charity. once here the inner circle turned the isolated colony into a fortified prison for the rest residents. at ground level it was innocent looking enough. this was a place used to store potatoes. come this way. down these stairs. this was a torture chamber for more that be wh 40 years before, during and after the dictatorship the colony operate the as a state welcome back a w. the school an cost colony wa wad concentration camp. the lawyer was the first to press charges for raping dozens of chilean boys. finally in 2005 shave5 schaffers tried and sent to prison. it was not until earlier this year that many of his top accomplices a was jailed. the people were force fed drugs and forcibly pete pete beet en. all of our families lives of work and sacrifice are here. i have nothing else. i'm trying to throw out the bad and take in the good. i feel like this place is mine too. >> some are out ranged at the attempts to turn this no a ba vancouveabavarian resort. there this is a playing where they sacrifice their health and sanity. >> we'll have another they are from the glassd nazi era comingp after the break a treasure trove of lost art is seen for the first time in decades. sanand support, more on that, sy with us. ♪ the world bank help? >> the houses in this now estate are about to go on sale. but some may stay on the market for years because of the high interest rates on lozenge loansy them. the program to help nigeria with mortgages is good newsness the few that have managed to buy their own home say it will take more than a loan from the world bank to solve the problem. >> i'm grateful to the world bank for doing this. it doesn't go far enough. what the federal government must do is parcel out the land and build the infrastructure and provide the electricity and provide water and provide roofs. >> often it's the developers that have to put in those things and they say that drives up the cost of building homes. here in nigeria buying a home with cash is cheaper than taking a loan with a high interest rate. the government plans to set up a finance company to lend money to prospective homeowners at low interest rates. that should increase the number of people that take out loans in nigeria which is currently around 30,000 very low for a country of 160 million people. what the world bank has done they want to help develop the nigeria financial agency which will help us standardize our approach to mortgages. to be able to own a home without stress. >> mortgage providers welcome the government plan. >> this is probably a step in the right direction. you financial th finance the moa low interest rate an and you get your money back. >> they are still a long way to go the lack of affordable mortgages has led to a shortage of homes to be built by 2020 to meet demand. >> time for sports now. thank you very much. manchester city has reached the last of the champions league. for the first time in their history. argentina striker scored twice for city. a penalty in the third and the hat trick put the match out of reach. and they are hope toking his sit --hoping his side will go en further. we have a strong team and it's not our only target. we have a strong squad and i repeat we will see the job because we don't know with whom we are going to play. but i assure that the team we play against them they won't be happy to play against us. >> also through to the next round they beat victoria 7-nil. sand thethey scored is a headere oof56th minute. >> it was more difficult than the first game two weeks ago. i remember clear ou our game in barcelona here in barcelona we suffer to win the game. it's always difficult for a princple when you play away. >> rwould thethe world record sd a goal. mmadrid dropped their first point, but still stayed on top of group b. >> we haven't just played on the counter attack we had great possession in the second half. being great without possession. we have done very well in the second half. >> we are still alive because in a group nothing is decided. we have to beat copenhagen at home. >> and the other matches. >>> mexico will face m nigeria n the final of the fifa world cup. argentina had a chance to get the early lead, but they missed and mexico quickly took over. and in the fifth minute the first of the two on the night. his second came in the 21s 21st minute and mexico went onto a 3-nil win. >> nigeria beat we ha sweden. a double dare lead in the 80th minute. they sealed the 3-and-0 win for the african side. the final will be on november 8th. >>> the under 17 world cup may limalmost be over, but for for t there is still a lot to do. it's provided the young players with valuable experience. >> they have the home fangs ands anfansand the months of enthusio succeed. the world cup was beyond the ue's reaches. the host submerged without a single victory or even a point. but it's a minor failure in the. u theua's resent form of various competitions. >> in the resent years they have done a good job. most of them played in the olympics in london and they did so well they were promoted to thto senior side. they are close to cal qualifyinr the 2015 asian cup in australia and after that it will be the russian cup. >> after they have got over the disappointment of 9 the tournat it's these place player place ps that are looking for the call up. it's hoped that they can repeat the successes of a previous generation. in 1990 the eua failed to qualify for the world cup. the success for reach being the finals in italy causes riples back home. many believe that the young players that are coming through can emulate the nation stage. >> they are poised to go to the work up. they have a excellent team and a young team. i think you can see them at a major tournament in 2018. >> when and if that moment comes niecthese fans will be ready foa long awaited return to the world stage. >> tennis and doug defending chn djovich defeate, extended his wg streak to 18 matches. >> and the spaniard has never won this event before. >> denver anythin nuggets are sl looking for their first win of the season after losing to san antonio spurs on tuesday. in the final 12 minutes, tony parker scored 24 points and tim duncan dropped in 17 and the spurs rallied in the fourth quarter to beat the nuggets 102 to 94. >> here is a new way to drive from area to europe o europe. tiger woods has become the first to play into the countries. >> dan can do that? >> six cours >> of course i can. now to germany a discovery of over a thousand pieces of art that were thought to be lost forever. much of it was looted by the nazis in the second world war. they were found in an apartment of a recluse. a self portrait by dix and the true value of this treasure trove is coming to light. among the 1400 works found some never new existed. >> some works like this. at a press conference german authorities evaded questions as to why it took pore tha for morr to make it public. instead they focused on the quality of the works. >> when you are standing in front of these works which for a long time are thought to be destroyed or disappeared it's a joy. they are in relatively good condition. some 6 thesome of them damag dit damaged. >> he was recruited by his father to sell degenerative art. hitler deemed some art immoral. that was the case of edward monk's "the scream". it sold for 120 million-dollaring$120 millie paintings will come floodings in. the people dolin dealing with ts arpt will bwill come like ferrea sack. >> there is a glut and it will knock the prices down some say this horde is the tip of the iceberg. judging by the owners and their desefnedescenddescendants tryine property taken by the war. >> that is it for now. thanks for watching. >> a senator under investigation and only al jazeera america is there. uncovering the corruption opening the files... >> are you going to resign if your're indicted? >> breaking the story real reporting, this is what we do... al jazeera america determining using some sort of >>> the election of two governors widely seen as barometers of the national political mood. republican christie winning new jersey in a landslide, which democrat terry mcauliffe takes swing state virginia by a nose. >>> secretary of state john kerry calling for real compromises and strong decisions as he pushing for renewed talks between israelis and palestinians. >>> amid the party atmosphere in new orleans, there's a big problem in the big easy, an explosion of 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lou: rand paul and chri chris christie it turn to two contenders for 2016, rand paul suggestionse and, meet in iowa after being asked about whether or not they would getting it, he said they could meet there to have perhaps together a how did he say it in a fried twinkie. subtle dig? >> suss els subtle, but it is a legitimate rivalry going on. libertarian and more of an established republican, they will duke it out through the next presidential election, that is not a bad thing, ern hates the controversy within the republican party, it is not a bad thing to show two candidates who are very different with very different views of government, and tax action and gun control, these politicians need to learn to laugh a little bit, it is a joke, don't take things so personally. >> let them duke it out later. >> i don't min it. >> i don't mine but why now? we're plea year 3 years away from the presidential election, can't they wait, doesn't rand paul have a job in senate, and chrichris christie a job in new jersey, they need to stay out of iowa, wait a year or two. >> these 2 have huge egoes.

. >> new jersey governor chris christie republican trumps his opponent this week to win a second term. 60% chris christie. chris christie won a majority of almost every group. 63%. 35% women. a sharp turn around with female voters, probably how he handled hurricane sandy that ravaged the coast one year ago. one month before sandy hit his approval with women was lower. 47%. but after the hurricane the approval rose into the 60s with women. another factor get this, chris christie's loss of weight. some analysts think women empathize with him after he talked about undergoing lap band surgery to lose weight. which by the way is working. the governor also made head way with luteenose. chris christie 51%. 61% of self described moderates voted for christie. and even one third of liberal voters voted for christie. with appeal like this chris christie took aim at washington grid lock. >> i know that if we could do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the folks in washington, d.c. should tune in right now and see how it is done. >> assuming he runs in the 2016 presidential primaries will the republican establishment endors

this from chris. chris got unfairly blamed because he tried to stop the was told he se he couldn't do it retroactively. all of the anger really i think unleashed. political demonization appened, i go to neil, when t.a.r.p. was conceived, you was there for ey how long? the question is they gave it quickly., very that was not part of the plan. >> our entire goal was to economy from collapsing. we wanted to put as much capital in the financial system and have there. so we designed it to be there years. the rules were changed because of political reasons, the fear the pitch forks came out and they paid it back quickly. there was like the patient the medicine back. the medicine has to work its way through the system. lot of us were concerned when the banks started to pay back as quickly as they did. the was in response to politics. >> the notion that these poor anks that we hurt their feelings, the very rich, well protected people. get over it. i was appalled by their hypersensitivity. business where people say

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chris roberry. an amusement park that hasn't g been opened for 34 years. >> holy cow. >> hello a welcome to the lost parks of northern california. my name is chris rowberg. >> chris is e brains behind anthe face in front of the lost parksf northern cafornia docentary series. short filmselling the history of the more than twoozen dot the northern california landscape. ones the march of time and the price of land hav since done away with. >> amusement pks are part of america, we invented the amusement park in the united states. we invted theodern roller coaster. we shoul take pride in that and we shoul celrate it. would you look at that? wow. >> on this day, chris and his crew are shootingheir latest isode at what was santa's >> it must haveeen an ley. admission ticket at one time? >> the christmas-them traction opened in 1958, the world's first franchised usement park. it drew visitors for 20 years bere finallylosing in 1979. the last buildings still standing, won't beor much longer. >> absolutely incredible. aming. >> chrisnd his crew jumped in front of the bulldozers, it's a effort to preserv history, at least on video. before it's gone. we get to tell this amaz

. >> in other nba news tony allen has been suspended for one game for kicking chri chris paul in e faceuring last night's match up. he apologized to paul and also issued a public apology via tweeter. >>> rick nash will be back in the line up after missing 17 games with a concussion. he suffered a concussion during a game back on october 8th. >>> now to soccer, and even though we are still more than six months away from the 2014 world cup, teams are already securing their spots for brazil. portugal played ronaldo, and he score aggregate goals, and france rallied to beat to reach brazil after losing 2-0 ukraine, france would return to take ukraine down 3-2. >> lindy vaughn crashed today while returning to racing following knee surgery. the spokesman said it's not sure whether vaughn hurt her surgically repaired right knee in the accident. she hurt her acl and mcl in a crash in february. she had been aiming back to competition next week. >>> the longest torch relay in the history of the olympics in the national ice swimming team. that's right, ice swimming team. they will travel more than

chris brown. >> chris brown is in rehab. he's in malibu at the canyons. and sources close to chris brn tell me he wants to get help, he wants to be in a good place. i hear from people who know him very well that it'shard for him to go out, because every time he goes out there are people who want to provoke his situation. >> wendy: duh,ecause they know he's a hot head and if they touch him right, they can get some coins off him. they used to do that with mike ty back when he was fighting. and hot head? because he just got in trouble, it's going to look good for the courts? >> there arereports that he's going to be in rehab past his next court date, which is january 25, so he could avoid jaite, proving to the court that he's seeking help, trying to get clean. he met with his probation officer last week. he addressed the issue that he has a big problem, which is his anger probl. >> wendy: that's easier to control than a drug problem. an anger problem, really? if someone pisses you off, you say nele and pins, needles and pins. it's a happy man that grins. and you don'tet pissed off. >>

. >> let's go to chris. chris? you're a democrat.your plan you can keep it. and average family per family, per year going to save $2500 a year, average increase? how much a year? $7400. >> right. >> explain to me broken promises but you're going to defend it? >> i'll defend some aspects of it the program hasn't gone into affect. it has not gone into affect. yes. yes. >> there are problems with exchanges and web site. yes. there are problems. >> what about rate shock? >> in terms after dressing the core problem here, and i hope all of the doctors here -- >> wait a minute. isn't that bait and switch? isn't that a lie? seriously. that is -- >> they got into the perfect fegs to help people. there were tens of millions before obamacare that did not have health insurance are people going to be helped? yes. >> health insurance is not health care. because you have health insurance, doesn't mean you're going to get health care. health savings accounts has a built in disincentive for use. >> the reason why it's worked, pieces missing of the pu

let's go to chris. chris? you're a democrat.plan you can keep it. oh, and average family per family, per year going to save $2500 a year, increase? how much per year? >> $7400. >> right. so explain broken promises but you're still going to defend it? >> some aspects of it the program hasn't gone into affect. it has not gone into affect. >> you're on a bipartisan fence. >> yes, there are problems with the exchange and web site. >> what about the cancellation letters? what about rate shock? >> yes. president should not have said keep your plan. that was a mistake. but in terms of addressing the core problem here, i hope doctors here who i have -- >> wait a minute. you said he shouldn't have said it. isn't that bait and switch? isn't that a lie? seriously? >> we got into the profession to help people. tens of millions before obamacare did not have health insurance. question is, are people going to be helped? yes. >> you're telling me it's better regardless of the lies? >> just because you have insurance doesn't mean you're going to

chris. chris was tall, trim and had a tough demeanor but he showed warmth and affection to his friends. he sketched pitifully in his mother to him he was devoted. he was older than troy but there was something childlike about him stemming from his history of childhood abuse. chris was only 17 years old when he participated in the murder. with his execution date set december 7, 1983, he confessed to try how frightened he was. trace of the guards operating in front of the other death row inmates on the evening of december 7th. and then punched over on his bet waiting for the horrifying moment. indicating a mixture of high-voltage current with closer his body. every man on death row with in the flickering began. troy would grips the steel frame of his bet. only later did he learn that his last words were an apology to anyone he had ever heard in the plea for forgiveness. one of the guards who had be rated chris be against the bars of treys sell. davis? troy looked up how would you like to have some prize with your burger? torrey resolved never to become quite so close to anyone again. [applause] >> carrying these words out of the mouth and the voices i can not to use the impact it has on me. after martina was diagnosed stage for aggressive cancer march 28 when she

as we wait for chris christie to speak, rand paul tonight saying the republican party needs moderates like chris christie. chris christie telling our jake tapper today he is a good conservative. to you what is he? >> i think he's a reformer who broadly represents conservative values. he's pro-life. he took on the teachers union. he's done a very good job of working to change trenton, the state capital. in many ways he's a lot like scott walker of wisconsin. i look to that one poll that andrew raised about how many people think he's really presidential material. i tried to imagine in 1992 if you had run that poll in arkansas, two years before the presidential election, what percent would have said bill clinton was presidential. or if you'd gone to georgia in 1975 and said what percent think jim any carter is presidential, i think that's a very hard poll for local folks. because they can't quite imagine the majesty of the white house with their particular guy. >> there's chris christie obviously and his family very happy acknowledging the crowd. as soon as he begins to talk -- >> it was not that he would be presi

chris christie isn't simply repping for chris christie but acting as a representative for the grand old party. anemic 4% of african-americans worldwide. joining me robert costa, nbc news political reporter casey hunt. co-founder of fenway strategies and former director of speechwriter for president obama, john fab ro and inimitable elegantly effortless jonathan capehart. as far as gop and chris christie. what do you think accounts for the fact that christie won 51% of latino vote, 21% of african-americans in new jersey, much better than anyone has done in his party with the electorate. nationally he's nowhere with minority groups. >> i think christie can get there nationally. he's been focused on new jersey. his whole point in 2013 is to show republicans, especially in a blue state, can build a different kind of coalition. he's going to have to show in early steps towards 16r 2016 does he focus on iowa or florida and building a tent going forward. >> quoting richard cohn. i personally think the christie problem is the brand of the gop is tan i should, being a representative is difficult. richard is not making it easier. i will read the quote of the morning. jonathan, we're going to ask you so prepare yourself to talk about your colleague in just a couple of minutes. he leads by saying, today's gop is not racist, as harry belafonte -- that rabble rouser harry belafonte -- all

chris wallace interviewed him in washington. >> what do you think of chris christie? >> i like chris christie. -- i am very glad he won re-election. i think he is brash. i think he is bold. and i think he won in a state that historically has been very difficult for republicans. >> do you think he's a real conservative and do you think he understands the grassroots dissatisfaction with washington? he's not a washington republican either. >> you know, i am glad he won. >> mark halperin and john heilemann are msnbc political analysts and authors of "double down." let me start with mark. one thing we know about ted cruz, he has absolutely no sense of humor. there's nothing funny about his comment there. why is he out there rapping now against christie saying he's not -- well, certainly stating he's not a conservative. why does he want to start a fight with somebody whose help he would need if he were the nominee? >> i think ted cruz is a smart guy who may have a grad future in the republican party. almost everything he's done on the national stage since he developed this talk about 2016 i think has

chris brown. chris brown was taking a picture with a couple of girls and the man jumped in the background. that want chriselled a gay slur at him and punched him in the face. a source -- there's another source saying that chris -- that the man, the stranger tried to enter chris's tour bus which was sitting right outside the hotel d easilyph accessible except -- see there's the tour bus. that's a job for security. my thought about chris brown is he's just a hot head. you know, there's no big explanation for why he acts the way he does. he's allowed to get away with it. he's a hot head by nature. prison time is inevitable whether it's through this incident because he violated probation. he's still on probation from 2009 beating rihanna to a pulp. they say he faces four years in prison and i think two years will do him real well. if he doesn't go to prison this time it will be another time because chris brown is out of control and everybody allows him to be. as beautiful as his music is, he out of his mind. let's move

can talk about her time as secretary of state, but then that gets complicated because, you know, chris, chris christie can talk about taxes and thing that affect people in their daily lives, hillary clinton has done a lot of extraordinary things but they are a little mushier in the foreign policy context and be interesting if they face-off against each other how they will debate that out and how she will talk about her executive talents in an area that is a little more detached from people. >> rose: hillary clinton said i could be the first woman to be president and governor christie, what will you be? >> john dickerson, thank you, pleasure to have you. john dickerson from slate and from cbs news. back in a moment. >> rose: husain haqqani is here, the former pakastani ambsador to the united states, tensions are high today between pakistan and urban, is after a drone attack killed a taliban leader, the strike came on the eve of peace talks between the pakastani government and the pakastani taliban, pakistan's interior my minister says the attack murdered the hope and progress for peace in the

jonathan, thank you for joining us tonight. >> thanks a lot. >> chris hays is up next. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, chrisday basking in the glow of his resounding victory last night. but before we get caught up in what he called "the spirit of sandy" it is worth actually taking a look at the man's record. >> big news, big election results. >> big win for chris christie in new jersey, a boost for his presidential prospects. >> republicans are crowing about the big chris christie landslide in new jersey, as he prepares to become the national frontrunner for the 2016 race. >> was that a campaign speech for running for president in 2016? >> so chris christie is running on the theme "i can do it". >> chris christie emerged from

chris christi. >> i think that's possibly true. and i think if chris christi has a big night, he should enjoy it because my view is, this is his high watermark. i am happy to have people to help us. in the crossfire, donna brazil along with john bray bender. i want to go to you. you were santorum's guy. are the republicans going to fall for this stunt that chris christi has pulled off? >> he is going to come to you. he's going to say, i'm the guy that can get the women and the young people. but the way he did it, he ran up the numbers by ducking cory booker, making sure they spent millions of dollars that cory could win his own little race so no democrats can turn out. are you going to join the cult of chris christi? >> chris christie's going to win unanimously. but there's a couple other things too. what a lot of people are going to try to write tomorrow was that it was a moderate one. and the republicans are going to move to the center. i don't think that's what happened. a reformer won in new jersey. someone who was going to bring fiscal sanity back. the ultimate paradox, though, as people start talking about 2016 is what sometimes makes you a national candidate doesn't necessarily make you somebody who can win in places like south carolina or iowa or -- >> we'll get to that. i want to press you on this stuff. i think there's a big myth ab